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Hokitika Guardian, 22 June 1933, Page 2

.’'ti *r iF. r 2 77us Friday and Saturday Only! mu A »■ I ERNEST liif SO; S 3 LIMITED , -iil.:' . REVELL ST., HOKITIKA. u ■in* ,v n HOKITIKA POULTRY PIGEON, AND CANARY CLUB. ANNUAL SHOW ANNUAL SHOW TO BE HELD INI- ; ' SOLDIERS’ HALL, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 21, *ntf 22 SCHEDULE FOR POULTRY CLASSES NOW OBTAINABLE. . id KNITTING AND FANCY WORK SECTION. r \ JUDGES Mcsdames Anderson and Macintosh. ' ’ Entries to be at the Hall not later than 10 a.m. FRIDAY, July 2L: Where Specials are given, no prize money will be awarded. - All exhibits must be the bona-fide work of the exhibitor and never already won a first prize in any show. . Special care will be taken of all exhibits, which will be on show the supper room at the It.S.A. Hall, under the supervision of Hart, Hall and Lynch. tV? il.k ' •Entry Fee Cd. First Prize 3/- second prize 1/6. - ' PV# No second prize, unless 4 or more entries. ... /.;&?■-' , The selling price of exhibits to be stated on ■ thifcf-QRtry .form All exhibits must bo the bona-fide work of..the'6#ibitor. .>. i A‘>' Class I—Men’s1 —Men’s Pullover or Cardigan. Class 2—Ladies’ Jumper or Cardigan. Class 3 —Ladies’ Scarf and Beret. Class 4 —Baby’s whole outfit (dress, coat, bonnet). Class o—Ladies’ Dressing Jacket. • Class 6—Boy’s Suit or Child’s DressClass 7—Pair Socks. Class B—Any article (knitted). ~ • v ‘’ 7 / : --- : Class 9—Knitted Cushion. Class 10. —Girls under 16 years, Jumper. Class 11—Girls under 16, any article knitted. Class 12—Best hand-worked Apron. Mrs Hart’s special 5/-. Class 13—Best hand-worked Duchess Set. Donor 5/-. Class 14.—Best hand-worked Supper Cloth. Donor 5/-'.. Class. Hand-worked lion-classified article'. Donor w jr > o Class'l6—Best hand-worked Cushion. Donor 5/-. Class 17—Best hand-worked Nightdress. Mrs A. W. Ynrrall’s trophy. Special prize donated by Mrs W. Hall for most points in knitting. 10/-; Miss Ross 5/- cash, for best. Baby’s Outfit: Gi Kennedy, spaci*} for best Girl’s Knitting Class; Wholesale Boot Co.’s trophy 10/6 Knitted'Cardigan; It. Paterson, 10/6 for Best Ladies’ Dressing Millers Ltd., 10/6 for Best in Class 6. ENTRIES FOR KNITTING SECTION, CLOSE WITH MRS C. HART, HAMPDEN ST., (’Phone No. 182), ON SATURDAY, JULY «th. GIRL GUIDES AND BOY SCOUTS’ SECTION. Entry Fee 6d. Prize Money: Ist 2/6, 2nd 1/6, 3rd 1/-. 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, Bowline «r Bight, Sheep Shank, Fisherman’s, Pile Head. T. A. LYNCH, ' i Secretary, SALE STREET, HOKITIKA. Week End Bargains : Size 4 Nappa Trousers 5s 3d each All Wool Rugs, English, 9s 6d Small Size Knit Pants 3s 6d Men’s Linen Collars 6d each Ladies’ Warm Coats, 29/6 to 555, to dear 12/6 Wool, Id, 3d, and 4d skein ? Ladies’ Cardigans, 3s 6d, 5s 6d each Girls’Black Hose, half price Boys’ Suits, half price Piece Cruggetting 52in. 2s lid yd Boys’ Gaps 6d and 9d each These are Some of the Bargaing Offering J' this week at— REVELL STREET HOKITIKA. 1