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Hokitika Guardian, 28 January 1918, Page 1

¥fl9lß BOOTS 1 Should be go id L’oots; not any old | kind of cheao stuff that is going to crack, split and lose shape after a few Summer Days of walk mg, 1 but Boots by Reliable Makers, boots that will stand !up to hard work ! Those are the kind of Boots we Seil.fC and we want you to begin 1918 properly by seeing our storks and Believing what we say. 0 OLIVER and DUFF, 6 - For-Rea! Valise/’ Phone 139. HOKITIKA. Bass mzm wmm 33M

A PRESBYTERIAN NNUAL jp LORAL JpiETK, CASS SQUARE, HOKITIKA j (By permission of Borough Council). j WEDNESDAY, 30th JANUARY. 1918. —Programme of Events.— 1. —Poster Parade, Best Costume, (over 14 years) ; entry Is. 2. —Poster Parade, Best Costume, (under 14 years); entry 6d. 3. —Decorated Bicycle, -- ladies or gents; entry Is. 4. —Decorated Bicycle, girl or hoy : entry 6d. -I.—Decorated Wheelbarrow,; entry Is. o.—-Decorated Go-Cart or P-ram ; entry i Is. 7. —Decorated Go-Cart or Pram, (child’s); entry 6d. 8. —Decorated Children’s Playcart; entry 6d. ■ 9.—Decorated Tricycle • entry 6d. 10.—Decorated Hoop; entry 6d. j 11.—-Decorated Parasol ; entry 6d. | 12.—Decorated Basket, (arranged for { effect); entry Is. , 13. Floral Design ; entry Is. 14. —War Banner with motto; entry 6d. 15. —Tandem Team; entry Is. 10.—Four-in-TTand ; entry Is. Cl/T FLOWERS. j 17. — 6 Show Dahlias (varieties); entry , j Is. • i 18.—6 Cactus Dahlias (varieties); entry , j is. j i 19.—Phlox Drunmiondi ,(3 or more ! varieties); entry Is. i 20.—6 Asters (varieties); s entry Is. .] ,21. —12 Pansies (6 varieties, 2 each); j j entry Is. ' j 22.—6 Carnations (varieties) entry Is. i 23.—Collection Roses (6 varieties, 1 j | each) Entry Is. . !

24.—Champions Rose of Feto (one bloom); entry Is. 25—Vase Sweet Peas (4 spikes, 1 variety); entry Is. 2(1.—3 Vases Sweet Peas (4 spikes, 3 varieties); entry Is. 27.—Coilectiojt Gladioli (3 varieties, 1 spike); entry Is. .28. —Collection of Annuals (6 varieties, 3 spikes each); entry Is. 2f)—Collection of Flowers; entry Is. 30. —Collection Wild Flowers (girl or boy); entry Gd. 31. —Collection Native Ferns (girl or boy); entry 6d. 32. Collection Vegetables; entry Is. 33. —Decorated Table; entry Is. 34. —Pot. Plant, Best; entry 6d.

COOKING COMPETITION. 35. —Home-made- Loaf. 36. —Plato of Scones, oven 37. —Plate of Scones, girdle. 38. —Plain Cake. 38a. —Fruit Cake. 39. —Plate of Shortbread. 40. —Fancy Sponge. 41. —Billy Sponge. 42. —Plate of Oatcake. 43. —Plate of Pastry. I 44. —Collection of Home-made Sweets i (4 varieties). ’ : j 45. Collection Pickles and Sauces. SPORTS.

46. —Quoiting. 47. —Vaulting. 48. Hop, Step ami Junto. 49. —Tug-’o-War. , 50. —Obstacle Race. 51. Children’s Races. 52. —Rowling Competition. 53. —Putting Competition. Etc., Etc., Etc. WORK, PRODUCE AND bWEET STALLS, AFTERNOON TEA, ITokitika Band has kindly consented to render a musical programme.

NOTE: All cut blooms to become the property of the Committee. All exhibits in cooking competition to become the property of the Committee. No second prize unless five entries. For further particulars apply to Messrs S. Preston or .Tames King, with whom entries close on Tuesday 29th. January at 8 p.m. All exhibits must be on the ground by 12 noon on 30th. January. Prize winners must be in the marchpast at 4 o’clock or their prizes will be forfeited. ADMISSION— 6d.

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