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St. George Pie Apricot “Recipe Competition.’’ The judge reports that this competition was very difficult to decide owing to the large number of really excellent recipes sent in. As it was found necessary to bracket some of them equal, we have increased* the prtee money, and have also added live consolation prizes for those who received special mention. PRIZE LIST. FIRST PRIZE (of £2/2/-) divided between - Miss' M. Stuart*, Timaru : “ Apricot® a la Teviot.” Mis. McGregor, Qkoia: “Amber Pudding and Apple Snow.* SECOND PRIZE- (10/6 each) to— Mrs, Heffernan, Greymouth: “ Iced Apricot Tart.” Miss Vowlese, Gisborne : “Creamed Apricots and Custard." Mrs; Cullen, Mangaturoto : “Apple Trifle.” Mrs. McQueen, Raupo: “'Apple Sponge Pudding.’ CONVOCATION- PRIZES (5/- each)— Miss J. Campbell, Greymouth: “ Apricot Fritters.” Mra Kerr, Invercargill: “ Apricot Mould. ’ Miss B, Newman, Christchurch : “ Baked Apricot Pudding.” Mrs. Sunberg, Dargaville: “St. George Apple Pie.” Mrs. Sims, Wai hi: “Apple Puddling, No. V’ Seven others received honourable mention.

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