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WELLSFOBD A. & P. SHOW. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3.) Madeira Cake—Miss B. Parker 1 Seed Cake—Miss Pearman 1 Shortbread-Mrs H. M. Smith 1 Jam Sandwich—Mrs Pearman 1, Miss A. C. Grubb 2 Jam Roll—Mrs B. E. Ford 1, Miss Pearman 2 Gingerbred—Mrs E. Sheldon 1, Mrs McHardy 2 Apple Pie, short crust—Mrs Argus 1, Mrs W. Underwood 2 Apple Pie, puff paste—Mrs Pearman 1 Mince Pies—Mrs H, M. Smith 1 Collection of Biscuits—Mrs W. Underwood 1 Plate Fancy Scones—Mrs Parker 1 PRESERVES• Peach Jam—Mrs N. A. Worker 1 Apple Jam—Mrs J. Treadwell 1 Plum Jam, sour—Mrs N. A. Worker 1, Mrs Drower 2 Lemon Marmalade—Miss B Parker 1 Collection of Jam, 9 varieties —Mrs N. A. Worker 1 Collection of Jellies, 4 varieties—Mrs Dibble 1, Mrs Pearman 2 Collection of Jam, 4 varieties —Mrs Dibble I, Mrs N. A. Worker 2 Collection of Bottled Fruit, 3—Mrs Aigus 1, Mrs N, A. Worker 2 Bottle Friut, 1 year old—Miss M. E. Treadwell 1. Mrs N. A. Worker 2 Bottle Vinegar-Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1, Mrs Partington 2 Tomato Sauce—Mrs Palmer 1, Mrs Sheldon 2 Honey, strained —Miss B. Parker 1. NEEDLEWORK AND ART Six Buttonholes—Miss B. Parker 1* Mrs Lush 2 Crochet Camisole—Mrs J. Ward 1, Mrs H. Shields 1 Pair Fancy Pillow Shams—Miss H. Curel 1, Mrs G. Keith 2, Mrs Lipanovich h.c. Mountmellick Work — Miss R. MLivet 1 Drawn Thread Work—Miss H. Curel 1 Shadow Work—Miss Waldrom 1 Sofa Cushion, unwashable — Mrs H. Shields. 1 Tea Cosy, washable—Miss H. Curel 1, Mrs Lipanovich 2 Got-up 3 White Collars—Miss H. M. Smith! Shirt Blouse—Mrs M. Wilson 1 Childs' Frock—Mrs Parker 1 and 2 Slip Bodice—Miss Edwards 1 Table Centre, washable — Mrs M. Parker 1, Miss Waldrom 2 Table Centre, unwashable—Mrs H. Shields 1, Mrs M. Parker 2 Fancy Bedspread—Miss H, Curel 1 Working Apron—Miss B. Mortimer 1, Miss K. Wilson 2 Working Shirt—Mrs Parker 1, Miss B. Parker 2 D'OyJey, six kinds—Miss R. L. Treadwell 1, Miss M. Treadwell 2, Mrs J. Ward h.c. Nightdress, satchel, comb bag—Mrs Parker 1, Mrs McHardy 2 Men's Knitted Sox—Mrs Parker 1 Patched Blue Denims—Mrs J. Nobilo 1, Mrs Parker 2 Afternoon Tea Cloth—Miss Waldrom 1, Miss M. Parker 2 Lady's Nightdress—Miss B. Parker 1, Miss B. Mortimer 2, Mrs M. Parker h.c. Wood Carving—C. N. Worker 1 and 2 Most Useful Article, from 2s of material—Mrs Parker 1, Miss K. Wilson Three Articles from* Sugar Bag—Miss B Parker 1, Mrs McHardy 2 FLOWERS Table Decoration—Miss Neve 2 Four Buttonholes — Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1 Collection Cactus Dahlias —Mrs Palmer 1, Mrs J. Treadwell 2 Collection of Dahlias—Mrs F. Palmer 1. Mrs A. Gubb2 Maidenhair Fern—Mrs J. Treadwoll 1 Any Oilier Fern — Mrs B. Ramsbo Horn 1 Pot Plant, flowering or foliage—Mrs J. Treadwell 1 and 2 Pot Plant, ?ny kind—Marjory Sheldon l.Thelma Parker 2 Collection Cut Flowers —Mrs Palmer 1, Mrs j. Ward % Collection of Asters—Mrs L. Bennett 1, Mrs J. Ward 1 COOKING ANDSEWING,UNDER 18 YEARS Loaf Bread, girls under 15 —Miss M. N obilo 1 Six Scones, girls under 15 —Miss Jean Curry 1, Miss M. Nobilo 2 Plain CuJrant Cake, girls under 18— Miss M. Dibble 1, Miss G. Dibble 2 Ginger Biscuit—Thelma Parker 1 Sponge Sandwich—Cissy Wichmann 1, Lucy Gray % Bouquet, girls under 12—Nora Goonan 1 Childs' Pinafore — Olive Cameron 1, Merryl Dibble 2 Six Buttonholes, girls under 16—Olive Cameron 1 Hemmed Handkerchief, girls under B—Gwen Becroft 1 Fancy Handkerchief, girls under 14— Nora Goonan 1 Best Dressed Doll, girl under 14— Olive Cameron 1 Darned Stockings, girls under 16 — Olive Cameron 1 Childs' Frock, girls under 18—Olive Cameron 1 Washable Cushion, girls under 15— Olive Cameron 1, Thelma Parker 2 Hand-made Garment, girls under 14 — Olive Cameron 1 Girl's Buttonholes—Thelma Parker 1 Ladies' Spray—Thelma Parker 1 MISCELLANEOUS ! Home-make Axehandle—E. Argus 1, A. Redgate 2 Home-made Whiphandle— -A. Redgate Pair Polished Horns—C. Dibble 1 Water Colour Painting—C. H. Smith Oil Painting—F. L. Treadwell 1, Miss H. Curel 2