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Gisborne Times, Volume XII, Issue 1069, 10 December 1903, Page 4

156. Vegetables, best collection (must be apart from separate exhibits) * 157. Best, Collection Culinary Herbs CLASS V. 158. Jam, l'lum, 1 jar lullT Jam, Gooseberry, 1 jar Jam, Strawberry, 1 jar 10L Jelly, A.ppl 1 jar 102, .Jeiiy, ljuince, 1 jar 103. Marmalade, Grange, 1 jar 101. Marmalade, Lemon, 1 jar 105* Pjemelon Jam, 1 jar ICO. Chutney,' 1 jar 107. Honey, comb 10f>. Honey, in jar 100. Tomato Sauce 170. Pickled Onions, 1 jar 171. Pickled Walnuts, 1 jar 172. Bottled Fruit, 1 bottle 173. Bottled Fru t, best collection 174* Butter, lib 175. Best, Home-made Bread 170. Best Collection Home-made Jam 177. Best Col. Home-made Pickles CLASS VI. Industrial Work. Must be the Work of Exhibitor. 178. Bese Piece ‘of 1 Mount Alellick' 170, Child’s Pinafore or Frock 180. Specimen ’of iLace Work 18L Lace Collar •182, 'Best Specimen Brawn Thread Work 183. Best Specimen Knitting tlßi. Best Specimen Tenerifie 185, Best Specimen Embroidery 186. Table Centre" 187jj Tray Cloth or Afternoon Tea Cloth 183. Best Cushion 189,. B’Oyleys ART, DIVISION. 190. Best Oil Painting (Flowers) 101. Best Oil Painting (Landscape) 102. Best Oil Painting (any other subject) 133, Best Watercoior Painting (Flowers) 194. Best Watercoior Painting (Landscape) 195. Best Watercoior Painting (any other subject) 190, Best Sketch (local subject) 197. Best Study in Black and White 198. Best Half-dozen Photographs (Portraits) 199. Best Half-dozen Photographs (Architectural!). , 200. Best Half-dozen' Photographs (Landscape):.., 201. Best Pair Tinted Photographs (Portraits) 1 202. Best Specimen Marquetry Staining 203. Best Specimen Poker Work 204. Best Picture Frame, New 2ea* land woods 205. Best Specimen Clay Modelling 200. Best P,ece Wood Carving (chip) 207 a Best piece wood-carving (relief) 208. Best Piece Wood Carving (flat) 209. Best Piece of Native Imitation Carving 310. Bese Piece of Fretwork, CLASS Vll.—Children’s Class. Industrial Works, ; ... , Must be the work of Exhibitor. 211. Child’s Pinafore 212. Pincushion 213. Best Piece of Knitting 214. Best Piece of Fancy Work Most Daintily Dressed Doll 21G. Best Study in Black and White NOTE.—Entries close at Miss Hyett’s (The Beehive), Gladstone road, at 6 p.m. on MONDAY, 14th December. Any entries made after that hour will b, received for exhibition only. Entrance fee for each exhibit, 6d ; for exhibiting members, free. All Pot Plants must have been grown By exhibitor in pots for at. least one month prior to the Show. All Cut Flowers must have been ■grown by the exhibitor. All Collections must contain not less than three varieties. GEO. DARTON, G. T. BULI^i, Joint Secretaries.

ROYAL 1 HOTEL, GISISOBNJB. . JOSEPH MARTIN BEGB,. to, ..notify, .the: Travelling' Publlo and.Resi.dentsnf,Gisborne that he has taken over-; the/ Management,. of ..the above old-established, been. ments and sanitary arrangeiionta are firstslass, and the Hotol : now offers Excellent ioooMMobinoN to iiß patronsr' 1 ALL THE LIQUORS KEPT ' ARB OF THIS BEST BRANDS. CHARGES MODERATE. . JOSEPH MARTIN, * Proprietor. i Telephone No. 10.

MRS J. LEE, Fruiterer, confectioner; and PRODUCE DEALER, Gladstone Road (near Royal Hotel], Regular Supplies of FISH AND FRUIT by Every "Steamer. VEGETABLES' Always on Hand'. MRS j.‘ LEE. Gladstone Road.

CBICKET NOTICE. Gents’ Cricketing Shoes from 3s, Cricketing Boots from 7s 6d (all newly importedj.—At the PhitGasi Boot Shop,

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