MANUREWA FLOWER SHOW

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 485, 28 November 1919, Page 4

MANUREWA FLOWER SHOW

The Awards

(Continued from Tuesday)

Best collection preserves: Mrs D, Mclnnes 1, Mrs E. Brown 2 Collection jams: Mrs Keane 1 Jar marmalade: Mrs W. J. Ferguson 1, Mrs J. Dreadon 2 Collection pickles: Mrs W. J. Ferguson 1 Cocoanut ice: Mrs H. V. Burton 1, Mrs Pattullo 2 Plain toffee : Mrs Pattullo 1 Belgian delight: Mrs W. J. Ferguson 1, Mrs H. V. Burton 2 Fudge: Mrs H. V. Burton 1 Working man's lunch: Miss Burdus 1, I Mi'sb M. Palmer 2 PHOTOGRAPHY (Judge Mr E. S. Pegler) Best figure, animal, and scenio study: Mr W Burdus 1, Mr G. McGowan 2. Mrs W. R. Perry 3. CHILDREN'S SECTION (Judge: Mr Elliott) Writing Stds. 5 and 6: Violet Caiman 1, Gladys Finlayson 2 Stds 3 and 4, Iris Paton 1, Gladys Pay 2 Stds 1 and 2: Ethel Sainsbnrg, Wyvern Burton 2 Drawing Map of England : Stds 5 and C: Arnold Seager 1, Fred Dreadon 2 Map of New Zealand, Stds 3 and 4: Cyril Lucas 1, Joe Evans 2 J Nature drawing: Gordon Medlands 1, ] Ellis Vipond 2 Scale drawing; Hilda Coxhead 1, Fred Dreadon 2 Essays The British Empire or 'the British Xavy, Stds 5 and 6: Veda Gray 1, Walton Nield and Trevor Burton (equal) 2 Beauty spots of New Zealand or H.M.S. New Zealand, Stds. 3 and 4: Kathleen McAnnalley 1, Ronald Harris 2 Sewing Finished garment over 12 years: Mabel Finlay 1, Gertrude Baguley 2 Speciman fancy work, under 12 years: Rita Williams 1, Grace Dreadon 2 Specimen fancy work: over 12 years: Vic la Serpell 1, Olwen Burton 2 Best dressed doll, under 15: Grace Dreadon 1, Lucy Burdus 2 Handwork (under 16 years) Best model woodwork: Fred Poolman, Aruold Seager 2 Cookery (Under 16 years) Plain scones: Lexie Finlay 1, Grace Bodle 2 Currant scones: Olwen Burton 1 Lucy Burdus 2 Shortbread: Lucy Burdus 1 Pikelets: Kathleen Dickson 1, Loie Gibson 2 Toffee: Mary Field 1, Esther Caiman 2 Vegetables (Under 16 years) Potatoes: Jack McNaughton 1 Lettuce: Gordan Medland 1 1 Radish: Edwin Baguley 1 Broad beans: John Craig Flowers (15 and under) Vase of flowers: G. Baguley 1, Edna Rule 2 Button hole: Gladys Marshall 1 and o ~ Pot plant: Loie Gibson 1, Olwen Burton 2 Decorated bicycle: Monte Lucas, Ruby Rule 2 children's flower service A very successful united children's Flower Service in connexion with the. Show was held in the Town Hall on Sunday afternoon." The Rev Percy Smallfield officiated, and gave a very interesting and instructive address to the children and the large number of adults present, Mr H. V. Burton had control ol the musical portion of the service, which it is very safe to state was much appreciated by all who attended.