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Hokitika Guardian, 19 June 1933, Page 2

HOKITIKA POULTRY PIGEON, AND CANARY CLUB. ANNUAL SHOW ANNUAL SHOW TO BE HELD IN SOLDIERS’ HALL, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY//JULY 21, and 22 SCHEDULE FOR POULTRY CLASSES NOW OBTAINABLE. KNITTING AND FANCY WORK SECTION. JUDGES:—Mcsdames Anderson and Macintosh. ■ Entries to be at the Hall not later than 10 a.m. FRIDAY, July 21. . Where Specials are given, no prize money will be awarded. Ail exhibits must be the bona-fide work of the : exhibitor and never already won a first prize in any show. Y- •• ' Special care will be taken of all exhibits, which will be on show in the supper room at the R..S.A. Hall, under the supervision of Mesdames Hart,Hall and Lynch. - f ■: '. t kl Entry Fee Gd. First Prize 3/- second prize 1/6. 1 No second-prize unless 4 or more entries. The selling price of exhibits to be stated on.the, entry form All exhibits must be the bona-fide work of the‘exhibitor.. Class I—Men’s Pullover or Cardigan. ' ■ r ' , Class 2—Ladies’Juniper or Cardigan. - ' , Class 3—Ladies’ Scarf and Beret. ‘ Class 4—Baby’s whole outfit (dress, coat, bonnet). . y ; Class s—Ladies’ Dressing Jacket. Class 6—Boy’s Suit or Child’s Dress. ' Class 7 —Pair Socks. Glass B—Any article (knitted). , Class 9—Knitted Cushion. Class 10.—Girls under 16 years, Jumper. Class 11—Girls under 16, any article knitted. v ' Class 12—Best hand-worked Apron. Mrs Hart’s special -5/-. - , Class 13 —Best hand-worked Duchess Set. Donor 5/-. ,y : - Class 14.—Best band-worked Supper Cloth. Donor 51- ' Class 15—Best hand-worked non-elassified article. Donor 5/-. Class 16—Best hand-worked Cushion. Donor 5/-. Class 17—Best hand-worked Nightdress. Mrs A. W. Yarrall’s trophy. Special prize donated by Mrs W. Hall for most points in knitting, 10/-; Miss Ross 51- cash, for best Baby's Outfit ; G.,.Kennedy, special for best Girl’s Knitting Class; Wholesale Boot Co.’s trjribhy 10/6 for best Knitted Cardigan; R. Paterson, 10/6 for Best Ladies!’ Dressing Jacket ; Millers Ltd., 10/6 for Best in Class 6. ‘ • ENTRIES FOR KNITTING SECTION, CLOSE WITH MRS C. HART, HAMPDEN ST,, ('Phorra No. 182), ON SATURDAY, JULY Ith, GIRL GUIDES AND BOY SCOUTS’ SECTION. Entry Fee fid. Prize Money j Ist 2/6, 2nd Special prize valued 10/6 for best board of knots,"'donated by H. Kortegast, Mr Herring 5/-, second prize. The following Knots to be. mounted on board Knots.—Reef, Clove Hitch, Sheet Bend, Bowline, Bowlin# «r Bight, Sheep Shank, Fisherman’s, Pile Head. : f v > ';v T. A- LYNCH, Secretary,, 7?. SALE street; hokitika;

L N Ballantynes “Dunstable’ » Ready-to-Wear Suits are fashioned' on the season’s approved lines, expertly, cut and firmly built with a view/to hard service—yet smart enough for City wear.* . Available in popular Brown and Fawn '•v i fancy; mixtures, also in * light, medium and dark Grey, Stocked In chest sizes 36 to 42, but special sizes can be made to order at slight extra cost These Suits are, of . course, Ballantyne quality and are exceptional value at 4 guineas POSTAGE PAID. ] Any alteration ia carried out free of charge, and aamplta of material* will b* lint—post free—on recueet. DISCOUNT 1/- in each complete £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. CUICUjI CHRISTCHURCH. iJ y : - Oliver and Duff, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTERS, REVELL STREET HOKITIKA Have in Stock a Large Range of Seasonable BOOTS aid SHOES r % SOLE REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE WELL KNOWN LINES' OIF DAINTY STEP, FLEXILE AND ZEALANDIA SHOES. (SMART, DAINTY AND RELIABLE ALSO FULL STOCKS OF CLARK’S SATIN EVENING SHOES IN COURT f NO STRAP. Full Slocks of'Children’s Boots and Shoes ■ j Matchless Boots and Shoes in Great Variety ' - t.V BOSTOCK SHOES IN GLACE, PATENT AND TAN!!!. Men’s Boots and Shoes in Black and Tan Gum Boots—Red Ball Brand, and Other Reliable Makes—Thigh Knee and Lace. Y > Repairs are Always Our Speciality. Oliver & Duff, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTERS, Revell Street , Hokitika •