KOKATAHI-KOITERANGI WINTER SHOW

Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1927, Page 4

KOKATAHI-KOITERANGI WINTER SHOW

ANOTHER SPLENDID EFFORT. A WONDERFUL DISPLAY. The Kokatahi-Koiterangi NN'intor Show Committee wore favoured yesterday with perfect weather lor the opening of the annual show. From every point of view the display is a

very fine one. in point of number of entries a Ins record is made, totalling over 1300. and the finality of the exhibits is in keeping with the increased quantity. The whole display was a very fine one and all c onconied, Committee and exhibitors alike, deserve

th very fine Micees; achieved, it is woiideri’ti! what, some individual lamilies have entered, and it can he readily understood that an enormous amount of labour has been entailed. Entering the main door of the fine hall, a striking exhibit of buttled fruits and jams at once attracts. On each side aim the District bays. Koitcrangi on one side and Kokntnhi on the other. Doth are remarkably line efforts and residents of Koitorangi were highly pleased at the judges decision being in their favour. Along tin' whole two sides of the building the farm products are displayed, o 'cry line array the quantity and quality being equally good. The farmers Rays were the subject of spirited competition between two Koiierangi residnts who had each secured a leg in for Mr A. Dowell’s silver cup. The judges award went to Mr L. Morel, a very line display containing over 3-10 articles from his farm. Mr Jioddington who also made a very line display was iuciuN second prize. In the centre of the floor ran two lung lines of tables and here the housewives capabilities were displayed. Lids was n spirited competiti m. large entries being re:civeil in many of the classes, and the quality was very fine. The display of iced cakes was exceptionally good and was the subject of much commendation. Fruit takes, sponges, scones and ether delicacies were there in great numbers, .splendid competition resulting. On the stage and in a side room the fancy work and children's work was displayed. Hero again the increased entries were very noticeable, and there was a constant stream of interested onlookers. The poultry exhibit at the rear of the building was of lair quality, but the entries hardly showed any increase on

previous shows. The various judges, Messrs A. B. Spiers (poultry,), Dalgleish and Murray (farm produce), A. Glen (home cookery), .Mrs Shannon, Croymoutli. (sponges, etc). A. Rond, (hamand baton and preserves). Mr

and Mrs Steer (Rays). Mrs !'• Perry- (fancy work, etc..) spoke in high terms of the various exhibits. Mr Steer expressed the opinion that the Rays display t mill hardlv ho b"nt-:i in a city, while the carcases • beet, .sheep ami I'igs wewe ei a sn 'eiallv high qualify. Air Murray staled t:;e root crops were very good bur there was a tendency to supply a gross not a quality exhibit. This was the only blemish, hut the whole display was a very fino one and n credit to the district. Miss l.earmont and her pupils had an attractive display oi oil paintings, etc., on exhibition. The iollowing are the various awards:— THE PRIZE LIST. POULTRY. White Leghorns—-Cock. Airs H Hnuiistou 1. Ails Woodlouse 2. Afrs'l. EeoFslield 3. (A entries). Cockerel. .*D" J. Millner 1, Airs 11. Houlistnn 2 ami 3. (I entries). Hen, Mrs A'.’. Jones tries). Pullet, Airs R. Houli'.ton 1 anil o. Brown Leghorns—Cock. Airs R. Holiliston 1. Cockerel, Airs Id. A. Boddington l. Hen, Mrs Boddington I. and b'ullet. Airs Boddington 1. , Ancona—Cock, T. A.. Lynch 1. Cockerel . V. Schroder i. W. Hail 3 r ! - . A. Lynch 3. Hen, W. Hall I, T. A. l ynch 2 and 3. Pullet, T. A. Lynch 1 and 3, F. Schroder 2.

Black Orpingtons—Coe!;, J. Monk 1. IT. A. Boddington 2, C. J. K’ug 3. Cockerel, J. Alonk I and 2, Dorothy Newman 3. Men, (I A. Boddington 1, D. Newman 2. Pullet. J. Monk I, 2 and 3.

Minorca —Cockerel. AY .Wogan 1. .1 C. Taylor 2. Hen, AY. Wogan 1 and 2. Pullet, AY. AYogaii 1 mid 2, T. A. Lvnch 3.

Rhode Island Red—Hen, A. Jamie sen 1 anil 2.

Old English Game—Cock, A. J. Will mot I. AY. Hull 2. J. Pickering 3. Cockerel. J. ('littance 1, C. Pfalilert 2. Hen. Charles O’Reillv 1. C. Pfuhlert 2. (5 entries). Pullet, ('. Pfalilert 1, J. J. Breeze 2. Pile Game—Cook, C. Pl'ahlert L Hen, J. J. Breeze I. C PlVdilert 2. Pullet, C. Pfalilert I. Indian Game—Cockerel, AA'. Hall I. Hen, AY. Hall 1. Pullet. AY. Hall 1 and 2.

Spangled Game —Cock. C Pfalilert 1. F. Amberger 2. Cockerel. C. Pfalilert I. Hen, J. J. Breeze 1, C. Pl'ahlert 2, E. Amberger 3. Pullet, J. J. Breeze I. J. Fleming 2. F. Amberger 3.

Aseel Game—Cockerel. F. Amberger

Any other kind Cock. C. Ffahlort 1 and 2, Biilio Diedrieh 3. Cockerel, C P faille it 1. A. McM iillau 2. Billie piedrrh 3. Hen. A. Mi Mullan 1. Pullet, Master K. Dowell 1, J. Fleming 2, A. McMullan 3. Bantams—Cock, Mrs T. Moynihan 1. Master A. Lynch 2. W. llaß 3. Hen, Mrs T. Moynihan 1, Master A. Lynch 2. JD TICKS. Indian Runner—Drake, Mrs P. Jones 1. 11. A. Boddington 2, A. Jamieson 3. (.> entries). Duck. Mrs P. .Tones 1, H. A. Boddington 2. is. Do T illipi 3. Indian Runner—White Drake, R. Drummond I and 3. T. Ecclesfleld 2. Pekin—Drake, I). Morris 1, W. Hall 2. Duck. \V. Hall 1. D. Morris FARM PRODUCE. Potatoes, coloured skins—F. C'. -Marshall 1. I). J. Smith 2, J. W. Kelly 3. (5 entries). White Skins—E. Gron J and 2, McDonnell Bros 3. (12 entries.) Heaviest, McDonnell Bros. 1. H. A. Boddington 2, F. C. Marshall 3. Swedes—Purple Tops, F. O’Brien 1, Waimnunga State Farm 2. E. O’Brien 3. (10 entries 3.) Bronze or green tops, H. A. Boddington 1. (4 entries). Table Swedes, Waimnunga State Farm 1, 11. A. Boddington 2 and 3. (16 entries). Heaviest. C. O’Brien 1. Is. Harris 2. Id. A. Boddington 3. (9 entries).

Soft Turnips, white fleshed—M Baird 1. H. A. Boddington 2, F. Winter 3. (7 entries). Yellow fleshed, H. A. Boddington 1. X. Harris 2. R. Hamer 3. (9 entries). Heaviest. H. A. Boddington 1 and 2, F. Winter 3. (8 entries). Mangolds—Yellow, H. A. Boddington ], J. M idea re 2. Red, H A. Boddington 1 and 2. S. De T'illipi 3. Carrots—AV ( hite, E. Wall 1, H. A. Boddington 2, A T . Harris 3. (G entries). Yellow. S. De Fillipi 1. H. A. Boddington 2 and 3. Red. H. A. Boddington 1 and 2, J. W. Kelly 3. (9 entries). Heaviest. H. A. Boddington 1 and 2, J. Crowley 3.

Artichokes—H. A. Boddington 1 and 2, A. Jamieson 3. Oaten Sheaf (garton)—H. A. Boddington } and 2. ,T Fleming 3. Algerian, H. A. Boddington 1 and 2, F. Wall 3.

Truss of Grass Hay—T. Fleming 1, X. Harris 2, F. Wall 3. (G entries). Truss of Clover Hay—H. A. -Boddington 1 and 2, T. Eeelesfield 3.

Collection of Winter Fodder- —IT. A. Boddington 1 and 2. Best Lamb (dressed)—lf. A. Boddington 1, R. Harcourt 2, W, Berry 3. (6 entries). West Wether or Ewe (dressed) —J. Johnson 1. W. Berry 2, ][. A. Bodilington 3. (9 entries). FARAIERS RAYS.

L. H. Aforel I. 11. A Boddington 2. (Protest against winner entered, has not yet been decided). DISTRICT BAYS, lvoiternngi 1. Kokatahi 2.

GARDEN PRODUCE. Table Carrots— C. Hondo 1, I). J. Smith 2. .Miss R Groweott 3. (17 entries).

Parsnips—H . A. E nldingtoii 1, Airs J. Howat 2, F. Amberger 3. (19 entries). Long Red Beetroot—H. A. Boddington 1 and 2. -J. Fleming 3 Any other variety beetroot—ll. A. Paddington 1,2 and o Onions—. Master J. Thomson I. S. Wrohleski 2. If, A. Boddington 3. hi entries). 'Free Onions—ll. A. Boddington 1, C. Hondo 2. Heaviest Onions:—H. A. Boddington I, M. Baird 2. I’sehallots —R. Drummond 1 and 2. H. A Boddington 3. Table Pumpkins—ll. A. Boddington 1 and 2. (feaviesl Pumpkin—Airs W. Morris i. If. A. Boddington 2 and 3. Table Marrows—ll. A. Boddington 1 and 3. J J. Stop forth 2. Heaviest Marrow —S. Wrohleski I. Leeks—C. Hondo 1, 11. A. Boddington 2, -I. Fleming 3. Cabbages—White. Mrs -1. Wuolhouse I. 11. A. Boddington 2. (I entries). Red, IT. A. Boddington 1. and 2. Savoys. 11. A. Boddington I and 2. Brussel Sprouts—lf. 1 Paddington 1 and 2. Celery—ll. A. Boddingt hi 1 and 2. Garden Collection—ll. A. Boddington 1 and ‘2. FIUTF. Cooking Apples—Airs P. .tunes l. Alls T. K: elesiiold 2. Dessert, All's I’. Jones 1. Collection.( cooking), Airs P. Jones. Collection, (dessert) Airs P. Jones 1. DRESSED POULTRY. Pair Fowls—Airs J. Fleming 1. J. C Taylor 2. (5 entries). Pair Ducks—Airs J. Fleming 1. Goose—-J. Alonk I. Pair Fow ls (cooked) —Mrs J. 1' leming 1. Pair Ducks (cooked) —Airs J. Fleming 1. HAAIS AND BACON. Side Bacon (green)—J. Afoul; ], AY. Jamieson 2. F. Wall 3. (-1 entries). Side Bacon (smoked) —F. Mail 1. J. Alonk 2, J. Fleming 3. (o entries). Roll Bacon (green)—J. Monk 1. H. A. Boddington 2, 0. J. Smith 3. (8 entries).

Ham (green)—AY. Jamieson 1. I Wall 2. J. Monk 3. (10 entries).

Hum (smoked) —W. Jamieson 1 and P. Julies ). (11 entries).

Honey ili- 111 i< 1 >—J. A\ . Kelly 1, I. Eeelislielil 2 and 3. (Granulated). T Eeeleslield 1. Beeswax—Airs 'I. Eeelcslielil 1. BUTTER. Salted Butter —J. Alonk I, 11. A. Roddiugtou 2 and 3. Fresh Butter—J. Alonk I, 11. A. Haddington 2 anil 3. Powdered Butter—J. Alonk 1, IT. A. Boddington 2 ami 3. Fancy Butter —Mrs H. A. Boddington 1 and 2, Aliss A’. Alarshall 3. (b entries). Rut tee ( factory)—Kokntnhi Dairy Factory 1, Aralmra. Daily Factory 2. Pats of Butter—Kokatahi Dairy Factory 1

Eggs—Hen. heaviest. timed. Dorothy Newman ). Airs J. Fleming 2. (4 entries). AVbite. J. Stopfortli 1. Airs R. Ilouliston 2. Mrs J. Fleming 3. (Gentries). Duck eggs, Dorothy Xewnian i, J. Monk 2, All's T. Eecicsiield •J. HO.AIE COOKERY. Home-made Loaf (home-made yeast) —Airs J. AYoolhou.se 1, Airs '.l. Eeeleslield 2, Mrs A. Cropper 3. (G entries). Home-made Loaf (compressed yeast) Mis J. Fleming 1. AHs A. Cropper 2, Mrs J. Cut-tanee 3. (5 entries). Currant Loaf (home-made veast) — Airs T. Eeelesfield 1. Airs J. Fleming 2. Airs J. AA'oolhouse 3. Currant Loaf (compressed yeast) Mrs P. Jones I, Airs .J. Fleming 2, Airs E. Cron 3. Brown Bread—Airs T .Eeelesfield I. Airs J. Fleming 2. Airs E. Cron 3. (5 entries). Yeast Buns—Airs E. Cron 1, Airs T. Eeelesfield 2, All's .1. Fleming 3. (o entries). Plain Scones—Afrs T. Eeelesfield 1, Mrs P. Jones 2, Airs H. Boddington 3. (18 entries). Girdle Scones—Aliss Rail'd 1, Airs T. Eeelesfield 2, Afrs P. Jones 3. (14 entries). Date Scones—Airs H. Boddington 1. Mrs D. Smith 2, Airs O'Reilly 3. (14 entries). Plain Cake—Airs J. Alonk 1, AHs j P. Jones 2, Airs J. Fleming 3. (12 entries). Emit Cake Dark—Airs J. Alonk 1. Aliss Keating 2, Airs P. Jones 3. (14 entries). Iced Cake—Aliss L. Alonk J and 2, Airs T. Eeelesfield 3. (12 entries). Seed C'ake—Mrs P. Jones J, All's J. Fleming 2, Airs W. Jamieson 3. (lo entries).

Sponge Cake—All's W. Jones 1, Airs A. Howat 2, Airs P. Jones 3. (9 entries).

Sandwich Sponge—Airs A .Howat 1. Airs E. Cron 2, Airs ,T. Michel 3. (21 entries).

Billy Sponge—Aliss j.. Monk, AHs S J Howat 2, Miss Alina Fleming 3. (7 entries).

Ginger Cake—Aliss Keating 1, Airs P. Jones 2, Airs G. Fearn 3. (10 entries). Short-broad—Airs P. Jones 1, Airs W. Jones 2. Mrs W. Gumming 3. (18 entries).

Cream Puffs—Miss Keating 1. Mrs D. Fleming 2, Mrs P. Junes 3. (8 entries). Pikelets—Mrs S. J. Howat 1. .Mis J. Howat 2. Mrs 11. A. Boddington 3. (13 entries). Oatmeal Cakes—Mrs I’. Jones. Mrs E. Cron 2. Mrs T Kcclesfield 3. (5 entres).

Apple Pie—Mrs P. Jones 1, Mrs M. Wallace 2. Mrs H. A. Boddington 3. (11 entries.) Cheese Cake*—.Mrs E Cron 1, Miss Mina Fleming 2. Mrs T. Ecclestield 3. (7 entries). Sponge Roll—Mrs O’Reilly 1. Mrs J. Howat 2. Mrs E. Cron 3. (15 entries). Cream Lillies—Miss L. Monk 1, Mrs T. Ecclestield 2. Miss V. Marshall 3. (11 entries). Coffee Sponge—Miss Keating 1, Mrs E. Cron 2. Miss Mina Fleming 3. (10 entries). Marble Cake—Mrs J. Fleming 1. Mrs P. Jones 2, Mrs W. Jones 3. (8 entries). Iced Sponge—Mrs P. Jones 1. Miss L. Monk 2 and 3. (7 entries). Cream Horns —Mrs F.. Cron 1. Miss A. Fleming 2. Mrs J. Fleming 3. <9 entries).

Plate of Plain Biscuits—Mrs T. F.c clesfiekl 1. Mrs P. Jones 2. Miss M Fleming 3. (7 entries). Pastry—Mrs J. Woolhouse 1, Mrs J. Fleming 2, Mrs E. Cron 3. (6 entries). Small Cakes (collection) —Mrs I). Smith' 1. Mrs T. Ecclesfield 2, Mrs *P. Jones 3. (6 entries).

Plum Pudding—Airs L. Alonk 1, AHs AA”. Jones 2, Airs E. Cron 3. (7 entries) .

SCHOOL GIRLS UNDER 13

Plain Scones—Coral Alichcl 1, Edna Alonk 2, Nancy Brooks 3. (G entries). Plain Cake—Edna Alonk 1, Elsie Boddingt-on 2, Rita Cron 3. Pikeljetfi—Coral Michel 1, Pearl Dowel! 2, Elsie Boddington 3. (G entries). MISCELLANEOUS. Bottled Fruits, AHs J. Monk 1, Airs T. Eeelesfield 2, Airs F. C. Marshall 3. Collection. AHs T. Eeelesfield 1. AHs F. C. Alarshall 2. Jams (3 varieties) —Airs .T. Monk 1, Mis T. Eeelesfield 2, Airs P. Jones 3. (G entries). Collection, Airs J. ATonk 1. AHs J. Fleming 2, Airs R. Drummond 3. (3 entries).

Jollies (3 varieties)—AHs T. F.eelestield 1. Afrs J. Alonk 2, Arts J. Fleming 3. Collection, Airs J. Fleming I. Mrs J. Alonk 2, Airs F. C. Alarshall 3. Pickles (3 varieties)—Airs -T. ATonk I, Afrs F. ('. Afarshall 2, Airs J. Fleming 3. Collection, AHs R. Drummond I, AHs J. Alonk 2, Airs F. C. Alarshall 3.

Sauces (3 varieties) —Airs R. Drummond 1. AHs J. Fleming 2. Airs F. C, Marshal] 3.

Chutney— Afrs P. .Tones 1, Airs H. A. Boddington 2, Airs R. 'Drummond 3. (7 entries). Pickled Onions (brown vinegar) Alls J. Alonk 1. .Mrs 11. A. Boddington 2 (G entries). In white vinegar,. Airs J. Fleming 1. AHs J. .Monk 2. Airs IT. A. Boddington 3. (5 entries). Pickled Eschallots (brown vinegar)— Afrs J. Monk U Airs R. Drummond 2, Airs If. A. Boddington 3. (o entries). In white vinegar, AHs H. A. Beddinglon .1, Airs J. Fleming 2, Airs Tl. Drummond 3. (o entries). Pickled Beetroot (brown vinegar) Mrs J. Fleming 1. Mrs 11. A. B ddington 2. Airs J. Monk 3 (5 entries). In white vinegar. Airs J. Fleming 1. Airs If. Boddington 2. Airs R. Drummond 3.

Pickled Cauliflower (brown vinegar) —Airs IT. A. Boddington I, Afrs ,T. Fleming 2, Afrs F. C. Alarshall 3. Tn white vinegar, Afrs J. Fleming I. Afrs IT. Boddington 2, Airs F. C. Marshall 3.

Pickled Red Cabbage (brown vinegar)—Airs FJ. A. Boddington 1. Airs J. Alonk 2. AHs 11. Drummond 3 (G entries). In white vinegar. Airs Boddington 1, Afrs Drummond 2, Afrs Afarshall 3.

Pickled Cucumbers (brown vinegar) Airs Eeelesfield 1. Afrs Boddington 2. Mrs .Marshall 3. In white vinegar, Mrs .T. Alonk 1. AHs Boddington 2, Mrs .T. Fleming 3.

Pickled Cucumber, sliced (brown vinegar)—Airs Boddington 1, Airs .T. Fleming 2. AHs Alonk 3. Tn white vinegar. Afrs Boddington 1, Airs ,T. Finning 2, Airs Alarshall 3. Alixed Pickles (brown vinegar) Alls Boddington 1. Airs Drummond 2, Airs J. Fleming 3. (5 entries). Tn white vinegar. Airs Afoul; 1, Airs Boddington 2, Mrs J. Fleming 3. (o entries).

Preserved Peas —AHs J. Alonk 1 Afrs Eeelesfield 2.

Preserved French Beans—Airs AToiik I. Mrs Drummoml 2. Airs Boddington 3. (d entries). Preserved Broad Beans —Airs .Marshall 1 and 2. Preserved Butter Beans —AHs -T. Fleming I and 2. Preserved Rhubarb— Airs Kecli-sfield 1. Ml'S Marshall 2 ami .3.

Preserved Tomatoes—Afrs Eeelesfield 1, Airs Alarsliall 2 and 3. (G entries). Pot!oil Alcat—Mrs Monk 1, Afrs .1. Firming 2. All's Boddington 3. Devilled Ham - Airs J. Fleming 1. Afrs Alonk 2. Afrs Boddington 3. Washing Soap—Afrs Boddington 1, Airs A. Cropper 2, Afrs J. Fleming 3. (!) entries). FANCY WORK. Baby's Frock—Airs W. Jones 1 and 2s, AHs A. Fleming 3. Tray or Supper Cloth (coloured work) —All's L. Forsyth 1. Aliss J. Sloano 2, AHs Drummond 3. Richlien Embroidery, Afrs R .Paterson I, AI is s L. Forsyth 2, Aliss J. Sloano 3. (o entries). Crocket, Afrs ,T. flansbury 1, AHss A. Fleming 2. AHs J. AleCnlluin 3. (7 entries).

Pillow' Shams (eyelet) —AHs Eeeleslield I. Aliss J. Sloano 2, Airs T. Lynch

Pair D'ovlos (coloured) M iss S. Eager I, Aliss Afina Fleming 2. Afrs G. Fearn 3. (Embroidered) Airs R. Paterson 1 ami 2. Best Exhibit (crochet, fine)- Airs J. Hausbury I, Afrs A. Cropper 2. Afrs At. Baird (o entries). Best Table Centre—Afrs R. Paterson 1, Afiss AfcClotid 2. Afiss J. Sloano 3. (II entries). Toilet Rot—Aliss Afina Fleming 1 and 2, Afiss J. Sloano 3. (8 entries). Prettiest Tea. Cosy—Afiss J. Sloano I. Afrs Elie 2. (o entries). Cushion—Airs T. Lynch 1, AHs R. Paterson 2, Afiss Rota Shannon 3. Child’s Knitted Drews—AHs J. Sloane 1. Aliss Ci. Wells 2. Afiss Keane 3.

I Men’s Socks—Airs Boddington 1. Afrs J. Arc-Cloud 2, All's J. Woolhouse 3. j Baby’s Booties—AHs J. Woolhouse 1. Mrs J. AHCallum 2. Airs R. Orr 3. Baby’s Bonnet—AHs E. Winter 1. Miss A. Fleming 2. Aliss AT. Fleming 3. Baby's Jacket—Afiss ,T. Sloano I and o Cushion (pen-painted)—Afrs G. Bryant 1,2 and 3. Fancy AVork, any kind—Afiss ArcCloud 1 and 2. Afr.sE. Fuss 3. (13 entries). Bunch Paper Flowers—AHs S. J. Howat I, Airs I). J. Hutchison 2. Afrs J. Fleming 3. SCHOOL CHILDREN’S SEWING. Girls 14 and under—Dorothy Newman 1, Jessie AHI ntosh 2, Edna ATonk 3. f 8 entries).

Girls under 10—Betty Brooks I, Tip Haviii 2. Louie Groweott 3. (7 entries).

Sugar Bag article. 7 and underHilda Dimmick 1, Clifford Alonk 2 Bobbie Little 3. (G entries). CRAYON WORK.

3-1 years and under—George AfeTntosh 1. Edna Alonk 2, Ida Pascoe 3 (34 entries).

10 and under—Joseph Howat 1, Evelyn Little 2, Sarah Taylor 3. (21 entries). HAND-WRITTNG. 14 ami under (ink)—Alice Havill 1, Mildred Pascoe 2. Ida Godfrey 3. (27 entries). 10 and under (ink) Herbert Winter 1. Maida Harris 2, Rose Parker 3. (1G entries). 8 and under (pencil)—-William Ho"nt 1. Margaret .Tones 2. Clifford Monk 3. (13 entries). FREE HAW D DR A WIA'G. 14 and under—Nancy Brooks 1, Ruby Dimmick 2, Mildred Pascoe 3. (27 entries). 10 and under—lris Havill 1, Joseph Hoat 2. Sarah Taylor 3. (18 entries). Plain knitting—Elsie Boddington 1, Dorothy Newman 2. PAINTINGS. Oil-painting f.seenie)—Gavin Ctimming 1. Mrs A. Wilson 2 and 3. (12 entries).

Water Colours (scenic) —Mbs Jean Dowell 1.