COMPETITION BAZAAR.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9104, 25 March 1908, Page 8

COMPETITION BAZAAR.

The following were the results of the Competition Bazaar held in Marton on Tuesday in aid of the building fund of the Young Women’s Bible Class room : PLAIN SEWING. Class I: Miss M. Thoms 1, Mrs Thoms 2. Class 4; Hand work, Miss Gawith. Class 5, machine work, Ruth Knigge. FANCY WORK. Tray cloth, Miss Taugey 1, Miss Bett 2. Class 9 ; Miss Williamson. Class 10; Mrs Waters Class 11 : Miss Gawith 1, Kate Mclndoe 2. Glass 12: Miss Behreut. ’ Class 13 ; R. Lawson. Class 14: Miss Nicol. Class 15: R. Lawson. Class 17: Mrs Lloyd 1, Miss Hogg 2. Bread: Mrs W. Mcludoo 1, Miss Baskin 2. Scones: Miss Copestake 1, Miss Nicol 2. Shortbread : Mrs Thoms. Mixed Cakes; Kate Mclndoe 1, Maggie Baskin 2. Sponge Boll: Miss Waters 1, Miss Mcßeth 2. Sponge Sandwich : Miss Copestake 1, Miss Mclndoe 2. CONFECTIONERY DIFFERENT SORTS. Toffee, plain: Doris Rohson 1, Miss Brown 2.

Toffee, almond: Miss Gordon 1, Miss Edwards 3, Miss Mcßeth 3. Oocoanut Ice; Miss McGregor 1, Miss Mcßeth 3. Turkish Delight ’ Mrs McGregor 1. Date Cream: Miss Mcßeth 1, Mrs Mclntyre 3. Jams (8): Olivo Thoms. Jams (1): Mrs W. Mclndoa 1, Miss Williamson 3. Jelly: Mrs Nesbit J, Miss Br-skiu 3. Preserves, collection: Miss Eicol. Bottle fruit: Mrs McGregor. Bottled Tomatoes ; Mrs Clark. VEGETABLES. Potatoes; Mrs Richardson. Potatoes, collection: Erauk Micol, three firsts. Marrow: Mr Bennett 1, Mrs G. Henderson 3. Pumpkin: Mrs Lloyd 1, Frank Eicol 3. Carrots : Miss Brown. Cabbage; Miss Williamson. Tomatoes; Vera Nicol. Pears : Mrs Johnson. Quinces : Mrs Morris. Apples, eating: Mrs D. G. Gordon. Apples, "ooking : Mrs Johnson. Eggs: Mrs Richardson. Button Holes, gents; Miss Fit-chke. J Button Holes, ladies; Mrs D. G. Gordon.

Cucumbers: Mr Remnant. Sauces: Miss Williamson 1, Mrs Clark 3.

A very successful concert was given in the evening when St. Andrew’s Hall was crowded. The attendance throughout the day was very good and the receipts will amount to about ?£l(s. The class wish to thank all those who helped to bring the effort to snob a satisfactory issue. The following is the pr or gam me of the concert:—Pianoforte solo, Nellie Durie (Turakina); solo, “Marjori,” Miss Ruth Kuigge ; solo, “Love’s Old Sweet Song,” Miss Myrtle Stevens; recitation, “Three Mice,” Dulcio Hawke (encored); brass sixtette. “The Village Blacksmith,” Messrs McDonald, Jackson, Anderson, Lonnd, Bickers and Sharpe; solo, Miss Frederick; solo and chorus, Old Log Cabin in the Dell,” Turakina Bible Class Girls; solo. Miss Esam; recitation, Miss Downs (Turakina); violin solo, “Spring Soug,” Mrs W. Waters; duet, Misses Carr; recitation, Mr Williamson, encored ; solo, “Ora Pro Nobis,” Mrs F. Drury (New Plymouth), 'encored; solo, “Love’s River,” Miss M. Carr, encored.