RANGIORA SHOW.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19150, 5 November 1927, Page 23

RANGIORA SHOW.

FINE DAY AND ATTENDANCE GOOD. Although it threatened rain in the eariv morning, the weather turned out beautifully fine and warm for the Northern Agricultural ar , d Pastoral Association's show at Kangiora yesterday, and there was a large attendance. There was a, good total oi entries, though some of the sections were weak and some breeds of sheep, for which T, !t \ Cre P roT tfe<", unrepresented. in. the sheep, section, W. W. Mcßae and J a-. Stevenson made up a. small show of good quality merino. Bouthdowue were very veil represented by exhibits from the flocks or several local breeders, which were generally of excellent type., .Corriedales provided tue largest entries in the sheen section, ana. there was very keen competition in tho different classes between the flocks of several well-known Ivorth Canterbury breeders. The sheep were of a, high class and the awards mostly went to Hugh Ensor and 0. T. t-yans. Some very prime heavy-weight .a,, wethers were shown, and the fat lambs

nei-3 o: very good qualitv. There were no entries ofLincolns, English Leicester, Rowney3; and Shropshires, and onlv a solitary Borcier Leicester.' A few good Shorthorns, raostlv of tho milking type, were shown, the cow 3 in the latter classes showing that they belonged :.o a. heavy milking straiu. There were also some nice quality Ayrshire 3 and good speciof Friesians, "one of the cows being awaiaed a championship a> the best dairy covr. Jeiseys provided the largest entrie3 a:id thero was good competition in the various classes, in which there were some ■well bred and tyoica! specimens ot the bucd.

There was it. very good show of draugbt horses, but little competition, and, as- at Amberley the wec!< before, the main support was from the studs of the Wyllie Bros. The champion prize for the best two-year-old went to a filly shown by J. D. 'Wyllie. As in former years, light horses cob 3 and ponie3 formed" a leading feature of the show, though the entries were small in the breeding classes. In the classes for' sacldlo and harness exhibits there was very good' competition and fair to good quality was shown throughout. Thero was keen competition in the hunters' classes, which provided a final try-out before the Royal Show.

One'breeder, rho took most of the prizes at Ashburton tho day before, made tip the • greater part ■of the entry of pigs. Sheep dogs were fairly well represented. Home and dairy produce, cookery for adults and school children, ari and fancy work, and flowers made up a large and interesting feature of the show. Following ij the prize-list:

SHEEP. . Merinos, Fine ' Combing (judge, Mr K. Murchison) —Ram, over IS months (2): J. Stevenson 1 and champion, W. W. Mcßae 2 and reserve champion. Ram, under 18 months (8): J. Stevenson 1 and 2. Ewe-, oyer 18 months, with lamb (1): W. W. McRaci 1 and champion. Ewe, under 18 months (3): AV. W. Mcßao 1, J. Stevenson 2. Two ewes, under 18 months (1): W. AV. '■ McEae 1 and reserve champion. Merinos, Strong Combing—Earn, over IS months (3): AA'. W. Mcßae 1 and champion, J. Stevenson 2. Ram, under 18 niontha (B)ij W. AY. McKao 1 and reserve champion, J. Stevenson 2. Ewe, over 18 months, with lamb (2): AV. W. Mcßae 1 and champion, •T. Stevenson 2. Ewe, under 'lB months (4): AV. W. Mcßae 1 and reserve champion, J. Stevenson 2. Two ewes, under 18 months (3): W. AV. Mcßae 1, J. Stevenson 2. Corriedales (judges, rams, Mr J. Linton; ewes, Mr. I. Andrew) —Bain over 28 months (9): H. Ensor 1 and champion and ,b c, 0. T. Evan's 2 and k c, N.' D. Campbell 31 Earn, over Ifi and under 28 months (15) • O. T. Evans 1 and reserve champion and h c, 2T. D. Campbell 2 and v h c. Ram, under 16 months (18): 0. T. Evans 1, a, and h c, H. Ensor v h c. Two rams, under 16 months (12): H. Ensor 1, 0. T. Evans 2 and y h o, X.. D. Campbell hj, c. Ram,, under 16 months, shorn (8): H. Ensor 1 and v h o, O. T. Evans 2-and.h o. Ewe, any age, with lamb (11): H. Ensor 1 and champion and h c, O. T. Evans 2 and v h c. Ewe, over 16 and under'2B months (8): O.' T. Evans 1 and reserve champion and 2, vhe and h H. Ensor 3. Ewe, under 16 months (20): O. T. Evans .1, 2, and v h c, Hyland Estate 3, H. Ensor li o Two ewes, under 16 months (11): 0. T. Evans 1 tind 2, Rydal . Downs Estate 3, H.. Ensor v h c, N.. D. Campbell h c. Ewe, under 16 months, shorn (8): 0. T.; "Evans 1, Rydal Downs Estate 2, H. Ensor v h c and h c.

Border Laioesters (judge, Mr Isaao Andrew)— Ram, over 16 months (1): J. Steveneon 1.

Southdowr.s (jud»e, Mr -T. Brooks)— Rain, over lh months (6):'. J.'H.' James 1 and champion, W. Paterson 2 and reserve champion and v h c. Ram, under 1G months (3)r--W. A. Paterson-1, W. Allison 2. Ram, under 16 months, shorn. (1): W. A. P*tcrsi>a 1. Ewe, over 16' months, with lamb (3): W. A. Paterson 1 and champion, J. J.I. James 2. Two ewes, over 16 months, with lamb (1): W. A. Paterson 1. Ewe, under 16 months (4): "W. Allison- 1 and' resen-fl champion, "W. A. Paterson 2, W. Allison v u c. Ewe, under 16 months, shorn (1): W." A. Paterson 1. Two ewes, under 16 months (1): "W. A. Paterson 1. over 16 months, with lamb (2): James StcveiSon 1 and 2. Fat : Sheep, shorn—Three long-wool •wethers, not over two-shear (1): G-; E. Thompson 1. Three halfbred or Cornedale wethers, not over two-shea.r (1): .G-. E. Thompson 1. Three Down or Ryeland wethers, not over- two-ahear (1): G- E. Thompson 1. Three wethers, any ago. or breed (1): G-. E. Thompson 1. Three hoggets, Down or Eyeland cross (2):'. G. E. Thompson. 1. Three hoggets, long-wool or.osi (1):. G. E. Thompson 1. Three-fat lambs, long-woojled" (2): W. J. Eodgers 1 and 2. Three fat lambs, short-woolled (6).:' H. Winter 1 and 2, J. W. Brosnan 3i .Three lambs of any breed, suitable.for export, between ■ 60lb &nd T3l«b ■ live weight: W. J. Eodgers 1 and 3. Three fat wethers or maiden ewes, euitable. for export, between 4Slb and 721b freezing weight: H. "Winter 1 and 2. Three fat lambs for butchers' purposes: H. "Winter 1.

CATTLE. Shorthorns (judge, Mr J. Chamberlain)— Bull, not under three years (1): E. Peach's Brunswick Earl 1 and champion. Yearling bull (1): E. Peich 1. Two-year heifer (1): R. Peach 1. Bull or cow and two of progeny (2): E. Peach 1 and 2. Milking strain—Bull, three years or over (2): E. Peach 1 and champion, G.. G. Goodwin 2 and reservo champion. Yearling bull (1): R. Peach 1. Cow or heifer, any age (3): R. Peach 1 and champion, F. Ct. Herridge 3 and reserve champion. Twoyear heifer (2): R. Peach 1 and 2. Yearling heifer (3): E. Peach 1 and 2, F. G. Horridge 3. " X T nregistered Shorthorn—Two-year heifer 12): E. S. Goodwin 1 and 2. Yearling (2): E. S: Goodwin 1 and 2.- Besi Shorthorn bull on the ground: R. Peach. Jerseys (judge, Mr J. Hellser)—Bull, not under three years (2): j. Johnson I and champion, H. Page 2. Two-year bull (1) : J. Fleming 1 and reserve champion. Yearling bull (5): J. Fleming 1, F k E.' Martyn 2 and S. Cow of any age (8): D ; Ramsay 1 and champion, F. E. Jdartyn 2 and S. Three-year heifer (4): H. Page 1 and.reserve champion, S. Einaldi 2. R. J. Maynard'3. Yearling heifer (5): J. Fleming 1, D.-Ram-say 3, F. E. Martyn S. Cow or bull and two cf progeny (1): H. Page 1.. Unregistered Jerseys—Cow or heifer, not j over three years (2): J. R,. Jlaynard 1, A\". j Hayes 0. Two-year heifer (3): C. Ramsay | 1, G. Davidson 2, N. Ritchie S. Yearlin;; ' heifer (3): A. Beaton 1, J. R. Mayuard 2. j Ayrahires (judge, Mr J. Parlane)—Two- | year bull (1): C. Morgan AVilliam3's Maes- X gwyn Baron 1 axd champion. Yearling bull (3)': C. Morgan "William? 1, H. T. J. GibV.s ■2. Cow of any age (2): C. Morgan Williams 1 and champion, H. T. J. Gibbs 2. Three-year heifer (2): C. Morgan Williams 1, champion, and 2. Yearling heifer (1): C. Morgan Williams 1. Cow or' bull and two progeny (1): C. Morgan Williams 1. Friesians (judge, Mr F. Crump)— Bull, nos under 3 years (1): G. H. Hassall's Hanley JS r etherland Bulterboy 1 and champion. Yearling bull (5): L. H. Leslie 1, A. and J. Eainey 2. G. H. Hassa.il 3. G. H. Lofihagen 4. Cow or Heifer, any age (41: G. H. Loffhagen 1 and champion, G, H. Hassall 2. Three-year heifer (2): G. K. Hohagen 1 and reserve champion, G. K. Hassall 2. Two-year heifer (2): G. H. Hassall 1. Yearling heifer (4): G. H. Hassall 1, L. H. Leslie 2, 0. E. Hugh«y 3/ Cow or bull-and two progeny-(2): G. H. Hassall 1 and 2. Guernsey cow, any age (1): B. McQuulan 1. Fat Cattle—Cow, any a»e (2): R. Peacu 1 and 2. Three-y«ar heifer (1): E. Feareh 1. Best cow for dairy purposes. Stud breeders not allowed to compete.

D&iry cow, in profit, any breed—G..H, Lolfhagen.

HORSES. Draughts (judges, Messrs John Dollar and W. J. Taylor)—Stallion, four years or over (1): James Wyllie (Ellangowan) 1 and champion. Two-year colt (1): John Wyllie 1 and champion. Yearling colt (3): J. Halt 1, J. Wyllie 2. Broed mare, any age, -with foal (1): J. D. Wyllio 1. Brood mare in foal CI): J. D. Wyllie 1. Two-year gelding (3): J. D. Wyllie 1, T. Hanna 3, J. H. Evans 3. Two-year Ally (3): J. Wyllie 1, J. Kevern 3, 0. Topp S. Three-year Ally (2): C. Tonp 1 and 2. Gelding, four years and over (1): J. A. Erans 1. Stallion and four progeny not over three yeaTs (1}: J. Wyllie (Ellangowan) 1. . Mare and two progenv (1): J. V. Wyllie 1. Dry mare, four jesrs and over (3): J: D. Wyllie 1, £, and 3.

Pair mares and geldings, or. mar* and geldinr three -ears or over (o): J. D. AVyHie 1 and 3, C. Topp v he. Three-horse team, three Tears or over; J. D. AVyllie l. Four-horse team, three rears or over: J. D. Wvllie 1 Four mares or fillies (2): J. D. Wyllie 1 and 2. Fourth champion prize, (or the best two-year-old draught colt, gelding, or fillv (3): J. D. Wyllie 1, John Wyllie 2. CarTier's horse w up to loewt (2): Highsted and Bradshaw 1. Light Horses (judge. Mr W. Hayward) Bloodstock stallion, any age (1): J. Barclay (Long Range) 1. Saddle Horses —Hackney brood mare (l\,T. Barclay 1. Three-year-old fillv or gelding (3): W. Price 1, J. Barclay 2. ThreeTear filly or gelding (1) : J. Barclav 1. Tearling (1): J- Barclay 1. Maiden* hack, up to list (3): H. M. Burgin 1, W. Ormes 2, R. C. Chapman 3. Roadster or hack up to 15st (2): F. W. Howard 1. C. E. Skevington 2. Lady's hack (4): Miss A. Ensor 1 H. 11. Burgin 2, B. C. • Champion 3. Harness Horses—Yearling (2) : c. Lindsay 1 and 2. Two-year filly or gelding (1) • C. Lindsay 1. Dogcart horse (2): J. \y. Broman 1. 0. E. Skevington 2. Gig horse (5): Miss V. Xicholls 1 and champion, M. .Ashby 2, C. E. Skevington 3 and v h e Maiden harness horse (3): G. "White 1 and reserve champion, M. Ashby 2. Horse to be driven in a vehicle (2): C. E. Skevington J, J. AV. Brosnan 2, Miss V. Kicholls v h c. Tandem team (2): C. E. Skevington 1 and 2. Trotting Horses—Stallion, any age (3): J. >\ Clarke I,C. Lindsay,2. Brood mare with foal (1): H. E. Anderson 1. Three-year filly oi gelding (3): C. Lindsay 1. J. L. Kinley 2, W. R. T. Ross 3. Two-year-old (3): H. K. Forward 1, C. Lindsay 2, D. P. Makoney 3. Yearling (5): J. Brosnan 1, Messrs Miles and Hughey 2, W. McDonald 3. Hunters—Maiden hunter, up to lOst (7) : Miss Ann Ensor 1, J. Henshaw 2, M. Grant 3. Hunter, up to 12st (7): F. \V. Howard 1, C. E. Skevington 2, Miss Ann Elisor 3. Mounted rifle horse (6): 0. E. Skevington 1, F. Truscott 2, Miss V. Nichc-lb. 3.

Hunter, ridden by a lady (5): R. C. C'japmaD 1, Miss N. Henderson 2. Champion hack: IT. W. Howard 1, reserve Mies Ann Ensor. Champion harness horse, Miss V. reserve G. White's Betty. Carrier's horse, up to 15cwt (2): B. Croft .1, reserve Highsted and Major. Pony jumper, not over 14.2 hands, G. Peters 1.

Pomes (judge, Mr C. J. Sloraan)—Stallion, under 14 hands (1): S. J. Grimloy's Corn Rigs 1. Stallion, under 12J hands (i): D. G. Stalker's Tino Pouto 1. Brood mare, under 14 hands (2): G. H. Hassall 1. Brood mare, under 12i hands (1): D. G. Stalker 1. Three-year filly or gelding, .under 13J hands (1): Mrs F. AV. Robertson 1. Two-year-old (1): D. G. Stalker 1. - Yearling (3); D. G. Stalker 1, G. H. Hassall 2.. . Boy's pony, under 14 hands (4) :. J. L. Croft 1, F. Truscott 2. ' Boy's pony, under 13.2 hands (5): Miss P: Marshall I,'S. J. Grimley 2. Boy's pony, not above 12.3 hands (5): Joyce Smith 1, L. Tulley 2. Pony, not over 14.2 hands, to carry up to 12st (3) :'.W, Ormes 1, J. L. Croft 2. Pony,.under 14 hands, to be driven in vehicle (3): Miss P. Marshall 1, F. Truscott 2. Pony, ur/der 10J hands (1): A. R. Hislop 1. Pony jumper, .14.2 hands or under, to carry not less than lOst (4): M. Grautl.

. . ' • COMPETITIONS. Boy rider, under 10: Ivan Peters 1, Geo. Edwards 2. Boy rider, under 10: \V. Black I, Roddy Macdonald 2. Girl rider, under 13: Rina Macdonald" 1, Joyce" Smith 2, Thelnia Payne 3. Girl'rider, under 10: Gwyn Hislop I. Trotting competition fog girls and boys: Seniors, Ivan Peters .lf*G. Edwards 2; juniors, R.. Kennedy 1, Thelma Payne-.2, Gladys Hislop 3. Musical chairs, open: G. Yette 1, E. Peters 2. under 14: Rina Macdonald 1.

. I'IGS. ' .. j (Judge: ilr T. Bloor.) { Berksiiires—Boar, any age (1): J. D. Gal-*! pin 1. Boar, under eight months (2): J. | I>. Galpin 1 and 2.. Sow, any age (3): J. D. galpin 1, W. Hares 2: Sow, under eight months (2): J. D. Galpin 1 and 2. Sow, any age, with litter at foot (2) : F, G. Herrjdge: 1, J. D. Galpin 2. Sow, any age, in pig (2): J. D. Galpin 1, G. G. Goodwin 2. Boar, any'age, registered (2): J. ». Galpin A* I J a J' c 32 - any. age, registered (-;: J. D. Galpin 1. Boar, under eight months, registered (2): J. B. Galpin 1 and 2. Sow, under eight months, registered .C2): J. X>. Galpin 1 and 2. Sow and litter, registered: J. D. Galpin I. Yorkshires—Boar, under, eight months (2): C. Morgan Williams 1 and 2. Sow under eight monthß (2): C. Morgan . Williams'! and 2.

- under eight months (1): J. D.: Galpin 1. Any Other Breeds —Two porkers (2).:. J. D. Galpin 1 and 2. Twobaconers (2): J. D. Galpin 1 and 2. '

SHEEPDOGS.! (Judge: Mr R. T.Fuirburn.) ■*mooth-hair dog (4 j: S. J. Griiiiley 1, ,t. •2.■ J. Watson 3. Smooth-hair 'slut t3): B. .Croft 1, W. o.'Sael 2, G. F. Barwell 3 - ■ JBough-hair'dog (4): D. M. Maokay 1 and 2, G. F. Barwell 3 Rough-hair slut (2): D. Mackay; 1, G. T. Croft 2. Bearded do? (1) ; J. Ryan 1. HOME AND DAIRY PRODUCE. (Judge, Mr J. Middleton.) Farmers' separator butter"( 4): Mrs H Busch l.Mrs H. J. Fleming 2. Table butter] lor those who have never won a first prize (3): Mr« A. J. Boyce 1, Mrs H. W. Beal -'. Fancy butter (1): Mrs Mcintosh 1. baited butter (2J: Mrs H.. J. Fleming 1, Mrs it. S. Goodwin 2. Unsmoked ham (1): 0, W. Bell 1. Preserved fruit (2): Mrs D. M. Martin 1, Mrs J. L. Cox 2. Preserved fruit, without sugar (2) : Mrs J. L. C!ox 1, Mrs D. M. Martin 2. Jam (2): Mrs D. M. Martin 1, Mrs J. L". "Cox 2. Jelly (2): Mrs J; L. Cox 1, Mrs D. M. ilartin 2. Marmalade-(2): Mrs H. J.-.Fleming 1, Mrs D. M. Martin 2. Pickles (2): Mrs D. M. Martin 1, Mrs J. L. Cos 2. Chutney (2): Mrs D. M. Martin 1, Mrs.J; L.Cox 2. Sauce (2): Mrs D. M. Martin 1, Mrs J. L. Cox 3. Hen.'s eggs, white (s):,Miss J.' E. Croft i, Miss E. G. Burns 2, Mrs D. M. Martin he. Hen's eggs, tinted (4): Mrs D. M. Martin 1, Mrs W. Haigh 2. Duck eggs (1): C. Tf, Bell 1. Soap (3): Mrs J. L. Cox , Mrs D. M, Martin 2.

COOKERY. Loaf of bread, home-made yeast (4): Mrs H. Busch 1, Miss E. Burns 2, Mrs H. Beal vh c. Bona-fide home-made, bread (5): Mrs H. Busch 1, Mrs G. Goodwin 2, Miss E. Burns vh c. Brown bread (3): Mrs H. Busch 1, Miss E. Baker 2, Miss E: Burns 3. Plain scones (7): Mrs H. Busch 1, Miss E. Burns '2, Mrs H. Beal vh c. Girdle scones (3): Miss E. Burns 1, Mrs H. Busch 2, Mrs H.- Beal vh c. Date scones (3): Miss E. Burns 1, Mrs D. M. Martin 2.. Oat cakes (4): Miss C. Ramsay 1,-Mrs H. Beal2, Mrs -D..Martin v'h c. • Pound cake, dark (3): Miss L. Kevern.l, Mrs D. Martin 2, Mrs H. Busch vh c. Pound: cake, light. (4): Mr.s D. Martin : 1, Miss L. Kevern 2, Mrs H. Busch v h c. Fruit cake (8): MrsH. Busch 1,-Miss E. Burns 2, Miss R. Watson Vh c. Ginger cake (6): Mrs H. Busch 1, Mrs AT. Moody 2, Miss J. Croft h c, Miss A. Young v. hc. Madeira cake (6):: Mrs D. Martin 1* Miss L. Kevern 2, Mrs H. Busch v h c. Seed cake (4): Mrs H. Busch 1, Mrs D. Martin 2, Mrs AV, Moody hc. Mixed biscuits (3): Miss R. Busch'l, Miss E. Burns 2, Mrs E.AV. Lamb v-h c. Kisses (3): Mrs AV. Moody 1, Miss E. Baker 2, Mrs D. Mattin vh c. Shortbread (7):/Mrs H. Busch 1, Miss E. Burns 2, Mrs AV. Moody li c, Mrs D. Martin vh c. Sponge cake (6): Mrs G. Hassall 1, Mrs H.Buseh 2, Miss E. Baker vhc. Exhibit ot pastry (1): Mrs H. J. Fleming 1. Coffoe cake (5): Mrs D. Martin I,' Mrs H. Busch 2, Mrs W. Moody h c, Miss L. Kevern vhc. Sponge sandwich (12)- Miss E. Burns 1, Miss R. Busch 2, Mrs E. Bowman vli c. Pikelets (7): Mrs H. J. Fleming 1, Mrs K., Busch 2, Mrs C. J. Smith 3, Mrs G. Beattio v h c,_ Miss E. Burns h c. ' Sinail goods (5): Miss E. Burns 1. Mrs A. J. Boyce 2 M«» R -Busch The. AVorkman's lunch (4): Mrs AY Moody_ 1. Miss E. Burns 2, Jlrs G. HassailW h c,.Mrs D. Martin hc. Afternoon tea tray (1). Mrs A. J. Boyce 1. Junior Section. &tl« undev i ? .y«sPlain scones <2) :-iC. Galle T • su""$ u "" gS. 2 VeiiSll) W" Madeira sjoorf nke ("I; K. Galietly 1, M. Mcyuiifan 2. Sponge -cak* (1): •*& **#%«£ Fruit cake (1°: Constance Galietly 1. Ginget cako (1): Joy Smith 1. Sponge (3)- 0. Galietly 1, A. McGrath- riteiet* (1 : Kittv Cox 1. Afternoon tea (-). -N. * -is scone. (4>: Girdio scones \.u< *;* -* tt ■ T>*ai«l- W/n\. \t Pit"*ribbon a. jti.-ireacn «>» *• •< IZni cake /2) ( f V. Judson t. "MVTitzgibrVj^^^gi^^'^ VU ;. Pikele'ts {rt : "M. W. Judson 2, E. Peach rh *. fcmall goods (V)- AV. Judson 1 M. FiUgibbon 2, S. Lamb v he Affernoor. tea. trsy (1): -W. Judson 1. FLOWERS. ,

(Judge: Mrs A. Baiter.; Bouquet (I): Miss *• 11 -J" Lady's spray (1): Miss F. M. Hutchison 1. Gentleman's buttonhole (1): Miss F. M. Hutchison 1. Basket of flowers (.1): Miss F -M. Hutchison 1. Foliage pot plant ',1): Mrs J. H. Banks 1. Two blades flax (o): D. Ramsay 1, Mrs D. M. Martin 2;

,ART WORK. (Judge': Mr S. G. Brister.) Oil painting, for those who have never won a prize (I)-: Miss T. Ramsey 1. Oil painting, open (3)' Miss E. Hassall 1, Miss C. Ramsay 2, Miss.'E. Hassall 3. Painting in oil or'water from Kature (2): Miss M. Breach 1 and 2. Photographic exhibit, under eighteen (1): lan Blair 1. AVood carving, relief work (1): Miss F. E. Horrell .1. Wood carving, chip work (1): Miss F. E. Horrell 1.

FANCY WORK. (Judge: Mrs L. D. Kesteven.) Tea cosy (4): Miss C. Ramsay 1, Miss E. Martin 2, Miss J. McKenzie 3. Table centre, white (3): Miss F. Kelcher 1, Miss

C. Ramsay 3. Table centre, coloured (4): Miss C. Ramsay.. 1, Miss L. Kevern 2, Miss ' R. Busch v h c. Cushion (6): Miss B. Larkia 1, Miss E. Cox 2, Miss A. Kevera 3. Stencil work (1): Miss C. Ramsay 1. D'oyley. eyelet (3):. Miss M. Boyd 1, Mrs R. G. Archer 2. D'.Oyley, crochet (5): Miss E. Kevern 1, Miss L." 0. McCuteheon 2, Miss M. Boyd v h e. Pillow sham (2): Miss E. Martin. !,• Miss C. Ramsay 2. Pen-painted article <1): Miss C. Ramsay 1. 'White crochet work (5): Miss E. Kevern 1. Miss I- O. McCuteheon. 2, Miss G. Giles t h <\ White embroidery, ereht (3): Hisa A. T.

' Bullock 1, Hiss A. Barter 2. White embroidery, not eyelet (6): Miss Smyth 1. Mrs R. G. Archer 2, Mrs T. A. Bullock v h. c. Coloured fancy work (S): Mrs B. Blair 1, Miss G. Ramsay 2, Mrs T. k. Bullock v h c. Coloured embroidery, • eyelet (2): Mies M. Buseh 1, Miss K. Cox 2. Coloured embroidery, not eyelet (4): Mrs J. Horn 1, Miss C. Ramsay 2. Miss K. Cox v h e. Knitted box (3): Mrs R. G. Archer 1, Mrs DMartin 2. Fancy knitting (3): Miss. M. Kevern 1, Mrs H. Chalmers 2. Knitted je?s»r'(I): Mrs E.-.Chambers 1- '''~*~