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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 364, 28 March 1918, Page 3

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THE PATRIOTIC BAZAAR. COOKERY COMPETITION AWARDS. The following were the awards made for the cookery competition held in connection with last week's patriotic bazaar, viz. : Jam Bandwich : Mrs Thomson 1, Mrs Laing 2, Mrs G. Carter h c. Shortbread: Mrs W. Hay ward 1, MissT. Clements 2, Mrs Thomson h c Jam Tarts (plain pastry): Mrs E J Fahey 1, Miss Vera Barker 2. Kisses : Mrs G Carter 1, Miss Vera Barker 2, Mrs E J Fahey hc. Plum Pudding : Mrs G Sweetman 1, Mrs fl Long 2, Mrs E Flay he.

Plain Scones : Mrs Yince 1, Mrs W Hay ward 2, Miss A Thomas h c Currant Scones : Mrs Yince 1, Mrs G Carter 2, Mrs Johns h c. Jam Roll: Mrs G Carter 1, Mrs W Hayward 2. Jam Tarts (puff pastry): Miss M French 1, Miss Polly Carter 2, Mrs G Common h c.

Pikelets: Miss E McCowen 1, Mrs G Carter 2

Gems: Mrs H Sawyer I

Best Collection Small Goods : Mrs Laing 1, Mrs W Hayward 2, Miss M French h c.

Billy Bread : Mrs Yince 1, Mrs R Donovan 2. Khaki Cake : Miss N McCowen 1 and special. Fruit Oake: Miss E McCowen 1, Mrs G Sweetman 2, Miss E Balme he.

Gingerbread : Mrs W Anderton 1 Best Loaf Bread (yeast) : Mrs E J Fahey 1, Miss F Clements 2, Mrs W Anderton h c

Plum Pudding (for men) : Mr G Common 1, Mr W Hayward 2 Potato Cakes : Mrs E J Fahey 1, the winner being specially com mended hy the Judge (Mrs Baxter] for her ohoic« exhibit.

The eidedown quilt presented by Mr Shot bolt, of Pukek-.he, to the h«ziar on behalf of Mr H Landon, realised £5 9s as the result of a jjues-ing competition controlled by Mrs J Lf.vis