WINTER SHOW AWARDS

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 404, 12 July 1928, Page 10

WINTER SHOW AWARDS

High Standard Is a Feature In Home Industries Division SMALL FRUIT AND PRODUCE CLASSES WHILE a high standard has been reached in the liome industries section at the Auckland Winter Exhibition, the popularity of the produce and fruit groups has apparently Mr. A. C. Lipscombe, produce judge, regrets that there has not been more competition in garden vegetables. According to Mr. W. H. Rice, who judged the fruit, the entries have been astoundingly poor in number.

In the home industries, over 1,000 entries were received. “Under the present conditions, the exhibition is becoming industrial, and the sections want stimulating,” said Air. Rice. “It is surprising that there are so few fruit exhibits from a district such as Auckland.” The collection of seed potatoes is the best Air. Lipscombe lias seen and the honey -exhibits are good for this time of the year. Root section entries, mainly from the Te Kuiti district, are a fine type. Contrasting quality features the arts section, but a high standard has been reached in the commercial classes. Awards are; Needlework Plain Sewing, any garment: Miss A. R. McLean, Havelock North, 1 and 2; Airs. C. H. Kelleher, Alasterton, 3. Buttonholes: Miss i. Perry, Epsom, 1 and 2; Aliss S. Allen, Onehungu, 3. Suit of pyjamas: Airs. A. G. Beli, Kaitaia, 1; Aliss O. 11. Rocket, Alasterton, 2. Nightdress: Miss AJ. E. Sprague, Topuni, l and 3; Miss C. A. Porteous, Wanganui, 2. Princess slip: Aliss M. Lynch, Kaetihi, 1; Aliss Lorna Black, Takapuna, 2; Aliss C. C. Findlay, Auckland, 3. Boy’s shirt: Airs. P. Giles, Auckland, 1; only entry. Tea cosy: Mrs. Al. B. Waters, Wellington, l; Mrs. It. Mitchell, Taneatua, 2 and 3. Mounted cushion: Airs. L. E. Pearson, Manurewa, 1; Miss AI. Rule, Auckland, 2; Aliss Al. McConnell, Papakura, 3. Article eyelet embroidery: Aliss A. R. McLean, Havelock North, 1 and 2; Mrs. M. Seay, Auckland, 3. Article coloured cotton embroidery: Aliss J. Walker, Papakura, 1; Aliss M. C. Henley, Blenheim, 2; Mrs. Al. Lynch, Kaetihi, 3. Article Richelieu embroidery: Aliss Al. Littlewood, Gisborne, 1; Aliss L. Soljan, Massey, 2; Aliss A. R. McLean, Havelock North, 3. Article satin-stitch embroidery: Aliss A. R. McLean, Havelock North, 1; Aliss Al. Wald, Epsom, 2; Airs. C. P. Hine, Alount Eden, 3. Article tatting: Aliss 1. Perry, Epsom, 1; Airs. C. P. Browne, Gisborne, 2; Aliss C. H. Rockel, Alasterton, 3.

Article cross-stitch embroidery: Miss L. Soljan, Massey, 1; Airs. J. Emslie, Tirau, 2; Airs. L. Young, Remuera, 3. Piece fancy work, white: Mrs. T. Dwyer, Beaumont, 1; Airs. Al. B. Waters, Wellington, 2; Airs. S. E. Exley, Birkdale, 3. Article pen-painted: Airs. L. Bridgens, Ponsonby, 1; Aliss F. Boldero, Morningside, 2; Aliss R. Fleet, Otahuhu, 3. Article, stencilled: Aliss M. Lockwood, Devonport, 1; Aliss H. Parkinson, Grey Lynn, 2. Pillowsham: Aliss A. R. McLean, Havelock North, 1; Mrs. S. R. Cox, Te Kowhai, 2; Aliss AI. Jones, Swanson, 3. Original fancy article: All's. H. Neilsen, Norsewood, 1; Airs. L. Sarten, Remuera, 2; Mrs. R. Seddon, Gisborne, 3. Boudoir cap: Airs. L. E. Pearson, Manurewa, 1; Airs. R. V. Smith, Maromaku. 2. Baby’s bonnet: Miss I. Perry, Epsom, 1; Mrs. W. Hood, Alount Eden, 2; Aliss O. Stewart, Gisborne, 3. Prettiest handbag: Mrs. A. , Mac Gibbon, Gisborne, 1; Airs. E. Gill, Blockhouse Bay, 2 and 3. Supper cloth, crochet: Mrs. At. B. Waters, Wellington, 1; Aliss A. Mitchell, Alasterton, 2; Mrs. A. H. Pope, Hastings, 3. Supper cloth, embroidered: Mrs. J-*. Pearson. Manurewa, 1; Aliss A. R. AleLean, Havelock North, 2; Aliss AI. G. Henley, Blenheim, 3. Tray cloth, crochet: Mrs. A. H. Pope, Hastings, 1; Mrs. Al. B. Waters, Wellington, 3; Aliss it. A. Smerdon, Auckland, 3. D Oyley, crochet: Aliss I. Perry, Epsom, l and 2; Aliss H E. Read, Lawrence, 3. D Oyley, any other kind: Aliss A. R. AlcLean, Havelock North, and Miss I. Perry, Epsom, equal, 1; Aliss C. M. Hansen, Alount Eden, o. Embroidered frock for child under 10 years: Miss J. Walker, Papakura, 1; Airs. M. Lynch, Raetihi, 2; Airs. R. L. Maxwell, Epsom, 3. Handkerchief, fancy: Miss M. C. Henley, Blenheim, 1 and 2, Aliss M riS2 Ol i"skcU P MrU 'F C. Turnbull, Onehunga, 1; W. H. Makinson, Hamilton, 2; Nurse Francis, Christchurch, o. Any other article of raffia work: Mrs. T. C. Turnbull, Onehunga, 1; Miss L. K- Chap man, Alasterton, 2; Nurse Francis, Christchurch 3. Any article of leather work: mSs P. Blackwell, Milford, 1; Miss F E. Carmichael, Alount Eden, -. Mrs. E V. Blake, Grafton, 3. Article made from sugar bag: Mrs. I. Watson, Hingsland, 1: Miss M. Rule, Auckland, 2. Mrs. T Nielsen, Norsewood, and Miss Rule, 3, equal. Collection of paper flowers: Miss H. V. Kirby, Archhili, 1; Mrs A J. Upton, Eden Terrace, 2; Mis. Lj, Or. rai ki Cr°ochet la S nU Mrs. W Hood, Mount Fdpn 1 and 2. Baby s bootees. Aliss B. ISSST- 1: Neat B Wai'uk° n t M M £iti;enS« 2- Mrs F. E. Malkin, Waipukuran I’ ’ Knitted woollen jumper: Mrs. E. Furlong, Palmerston North, 1; Miss M Harrison, Parnell, 2 and o. s woollen jacket: Mrs. O. Courtney, Whangarei, 1; Miss B, Shewan, Wanganui, 2. Mrs G Neal, Waiuku, 3. Infants woollen jacket, crochet: Mrs. W. Hood, Mount Eden 1; Miss L. Watson, Kingsland, '!■ Mrs. G. Lynskey, Gisborne, 3. Child’s knitted frock, woollen: Aliss B. Shewan, Wanganui, 1; Aliss C. IT. Kelleher, Mastertos, 2; Miss M. Brown, Devon port, 3. Adult’s knitted frock, woollen: Miss M Harrison, Parnell, 1; only entry, pair men’s socks, hand-knitted, coarse wool: Aliss C. 11. Kelleher, Masterton, 1; Mrs. D. AlacDonald, Palmerston North, 2 and 3 Pair men’s socks, hand-knitted, lino wool: Airs. G. Lynsky, Gisborne, 1; Mrs. R. L. Cox, Lawrence, 2; Airs. 11. Neilsen, Norsewood, 3. Knitted bonnet, wool: Aliss B. Shewan, Wanganui, 1 and 2; Airs. R. AI. Courtney, Whangarei, 3. Child’s knitted singlet, wool: Aliss B. Shewan, Wanganui, 1 and 2; Aliss E. W. Hood, Alount Eden, 3. Classes for Girls under 16 Years.— D’oyley, embroidered: Joy Branscombe, Alount Albert, 1; Emma Ross, Remuera, 2- Olive Drew, Kowhai. 3. Handkerchief, fanev: Dorothy McConnell, Papakura, 1; Cora' Evatt, Blenheim, 2; Norma Eyre, Topuni, and Linda Eyre, Topuni, 3. Article, coloured embroidery: Betty liardev, Epsom. 1; Jean Nicholls, Epsom, 2; Gwen Share, Kowhai, 3. Article, crocheted cotton: Ellen Fitzsimon, Te Atatu, 1 and 2. Child’s frock: Joan McConnell. Epsom. 1; Elsie McNamara, Kowhai. 2; l Honor Phillips, Whangarei, 3. Article, raffia work: Joy Branscombe, Alount Al- , bert. 1; June Harrison-Smith, Remuera, 2. Article, knitted wool: B. Newson, Otahuhu. 1: Ina Ridge. Norsewood, 2.

HOML INDUSTRIES Preserves and Pickles Four pots of jam, assorted: Airs. G. J. Arnold, Te Awamutu, 1; Airs. S. L. Hirst, Herne Bay, 2; Airs. J. Gunn, Gisborne, 3. Collection' of jellies: Airs. J. Gunn, Gisborne, 1; Mrs. B. Fitzsimon, Te Atatu. 2. Three pots of lemon marmalade: Airs. J. Gunn, Gisborne, 3; Airs. B. Fitzsimon, Te Atatu, 2; Airs. AI. Wilson, Devonport, 3. Three bottles tomato sauce: Mrs. A. Falla, Devonport, 1- Airs. B. Fitzsimon. Te Atatu, 2; Mrs. j. Gunn. Gisborne, 3. Best Three pots plum sauce: Mrs. J. Gunn, Gisborne, 1; onlv entry. Best three jars chutney: Mrs. H. J. Hirst, Kauri, 1; Mrs. J. Gunn, Gisborne, 2; 'Mrs. B. Fitzsimon. 'Best bottle preserved tomatoes: Airs. S. , L. Hirst, Herne Bay. 1; Airs. G. J. Arnold, Te Awamutu. 2; Airs. W. Holder, One Tree Hill, 3. Best collection pickles: Airs. 11. J Hirst, Kauri, 1; Airs. J. Gunn, Gisborne, 2: Mrs. B. Fitzsimon, Te Atatu, 3. Best collection bottled fruit: Airs. G. J. Arnold, Te Awamutu. 1 and 3: Airs. J. Gunn, Gisborne, 2. Three pots orange marmalade: Mrs. L. Allen. Remuera., 1; Mrs. F. Sommerville. Parnell. 2; Airs. M. Wilson. Remuera. 3. Three pots of lemon marmalade: Airs. J. Gunn. Gisborne, 1; Mrs. B. Fitzsimon, Te Atatu, 2: Mrs. M. Wilson, Devonport, Six duck eggs: G. Smith. Manurewa, 1; Mrs. M. A. Costar, Karaka. 2. Six hen eggs: Mrs. A. Franklin. Mauku. 1; Mrs. J. Wylie. St. Heliers Bay, 2, Mrs. M. A. Costar. Karaka, 3.

Cookery Best two loaves home-made white bread: Airs. E. AlcQuoid, Titirangi, 1; Alls: O. Rippon, Alercer, 2. Five home-math scones: Airs. B. Brunskill, Alangere. 1, Airs. Cresswell, Rukuhia, 2; Airs. G. u Hardy, Devonport, 3. Loaf of home-mad'.-brown bread. Airs. S. Dufty, Runciman, 1; Mrs. F. Sommerville, Parnell, 2. Plun pudding: Airs. A. Insley, 1; Airs. Ores.--well, Rukuhia, 2. Home-made seed cake: , Mrs. Al. H. Cross, Ponsonby, 1; Airs. V\. E. Richardson, Northcote, 2. Home- j made fruit cake: Airs. Bollard, Huntly, 1; Airs. H. Marychurch, Alatangi, 2; All's. A. Fleet, Otahuhu, 3. Sponge cake: Airs. I. Denby, Birkenhead, 1; Airs. Cresswell, Rukuhia, 2. „ „ „ Aladeira cake: Airs. Al. H. Cross, Ponsonby, 1; Airs. T. S. Rout, Grey Lynn, 2. Teed cake, one tier: Airs. J. W. Robinson, Pukekohe, 1; Airs. F. G. Buckingham, Alatangi, 2. Sponge sandwich: Airs. A. Channon, Henderson, 1; Airs. A. Smith. Hamilton, 2; George Lisk, Takapuna, 3. Homemade gingerbread: Airs. A. Q. Cockroft, Alount Albert, 1; Mrs. T. S. Rout. Grey Lvnn, 2. Plate of gems: Airs. J. Anderson, Otahuhu, 1; Airs. D. ,T. Best, Devonport, 2. Home-made shortbread: Mrs. T. Simpson, Green Lane, 1; Mrs. Cunningham, Avondale, 2. Jam rolls: Airs. G. T. Arnold, Te Awamutu, 1; Mrs. E. AlcQuoid, Titirangi, 2. Five sultana scones:; Aliss S. Allen, Onehunga, 1; Airs. W. Holden, One Tree Hill, 2. Nut loaf: George Lisk. Takapuna, 1; Airs. J. Anderson, Otahuhu, 2. Six jam tarts, puff paste: Airs. A. C. Alason, St. Heliers Bay, 1; Airs. A. Q. Cockroft Alount Albert, 2. Six sausage rolls, puff paste: Airs. A. Franklin, Afauku, 1; Airs. P. C. Petersen, Hautapu, 2. Six cream puffs: Airs. A. Channon, Henderson, 1; Mrs. D. J. Best, Devonport, 2. Six pikelets: Airs. W. E. Richardson, Nortbcote, 1; Airs. G. J. Arnold. Te Awamutu, 2. Six meringues: Airs. R. L. Maxwell, Epsom, 1. Sweets Plate of home-made toffee: Aliss Al. Miller, Hastings, 1; Airs. J. C. Tiller, Avondale, 2 Plate of home-made fruit toffee: Miss M. Miller, Hastings, 1 and 2. Plate of any other variety home-made sweets: Airs. J. C. Tiller, Avondale. 1; Mrs. E. W. Yeates, Auckland, 2; Aliss AI. ATiller, Hastings, 3.

FRUIT AND PRODUCE Field Boots

Swedes, Superlative.—Wataroa Estate, Te Kuiti, 1; J. R. Self, Te Kuiti, 2; Alawson Bros., Te Kuiti, 3. Swedes, any variety: J. Trust, To Kuiti, 1 and 2; J. R. Self, 3. Swedes, Crimson King: A. and A. B. Wilson, Te Kuiti, 1; H. H. Cleaver, Te Kuiti, 2. Turnips. Green Globe: E. W. Larsen, Te Kuiti, 1; Walker Bros., Te Kuiti, 2. Mangels, Yellow Globe: T. W. Peate, Alatangi, 1 and 2; G. de Jongh, St. Heliers, 3. Mangels, Yellow Tankard: J. de Jongh. 1. Atangels, Jersey Queen: J. de Jongh, 1; Woodford and Coventry, Te Kuiti, 2. Mangels, Long Red: Tapper Bros., Te Kuiti, 1; J. de Jongh, 2; J. Rock, Te Kauwhata, 3. Mangels, sugar: ’J. de Jongh, 1; J. Rock, 2. Carrots, white field: H. H. Cleaver, 1; H. A. Lurman, Otorohanga, 2; R. Boddy, Te Kuiti, 3. Carrots, yellow: F. Gaede, Bay of Plenty, 1, only entry. Potatoes, table: Nelson Hughes, Maxwell, 1. Early round white: F. Gaede, 1; N Hughes, 2. Early Kidney: N. Hughes, 1 and 2. White, any variety: N. Hughes, I and 2. Coloured, any variety: H. Topp, Te Kuiti, 1; A. Stretch, Te Kuiti, 2. Special class, six distinct varieties: N. Hughes, 1. District field root, competition: Franklin District, Pukekohe, 1 and 2; Te Kuiti District, 3. Farmers’ Grain and Seeds Horse-tooth maize: H. G. Lever, Tau-l-anga, 1. Dent maize: H. G. Lever, Tauranga, 1. Flint maize: F. Gaede, 1. Clover hay: H. A. Lurman, 1. Grass or meadow hay: C. V. Grant, Karaka, 1. Lucerne hay: H. A. Lurman, 1. Vegetables Pumpkin: J. Rock, 1. Vegetable marrow: H. A. Lurman, 1. Squash: J. Rock, 1 Citron melon: J. Rock, 1. Potatoes, table: R. Wood, Whangarei, 1. Kumeras, red: J. Rock, 1; D. Nathan, Manurewa, 2. Kumaras, white: G. Smith, Alanurewa, 1. Beet, turnip rooted: H. A. Ellison, Te Kuiti, 1. Carrots, intermediate: H. A. Ellison, 1; A. E. Herley, Auckland, 2. Parnsnips: J. Rock, 1. Onions, Straw Spanish: J Holland, Remuera, 1 and 2. Onions, Brown Spanish: G. Al. Wagstaff, Waihou, 1; G. Smith, 2. Onions, five heaviest: G. Smith, 1. Collection of onions, not less than four varieties: J. Holland, 1. Red eschalots: J. Holland, 1 and 2. Straw eschalots: A. H. Fawgood. Northern Wairoa, 1. Fruit

Plate Ballarat seedlings: E. V. Palmer, Te Kauwhata, 1. Plate Delicious: R. V. Alexander, Te Kauwhata, 1; E. V. Palmer, 2. Two cases apples, packed for export, F. Firth, Oratia, 1 and 2; Mrs. W. Rust, Huapai, 3. Citrus Fruit. —Plate poorman oranges: II Harwood, Henderson, 1; W. R. Knight, Mangere, 2. Plate sweet oranges: W. Hooton, Albany, 1. Plate oranges, any variety: W. R. Knight, 1 and 2. Halfbushel case poorman oranges: W. R. Knight, 1; H. Harwood, 2. Half-bushel case sweet oranges: W. Hooton, 1. Flax Ten hanks ot dressed flax: IT. A. V'allis, Okete, 1 and 2. Honey Sections comb-honey: H. C. Jones, Pirongia, 1; W. R. B. Mitchell, Puriri, 2. Hoffman frame comb-honey: J. B. Ballantyne, Drury, 1; J A. Martin, Drury 2. Half Hoffman frame comb-honey: H. C. Jones, 1, only entry. Granulated honey, white: P. J. Darby. Pukekohe, 1; J. A. Alar tin, 2; Wallace Nelson, Oorohanga, 3. Granulated honey, light amber: J. B. Ballantyne, 1; Wallace Nelson, 2. Liquid honey, light amber: P. J Darby, 1 and 3; H. C. Jones, 2. Liquid honey, medium amber: W. R. B Alitchell. 1; only entry. Farmers’ Butter Pat butter, without salt, lib, in ilb rolls: Airs. E. W. Smith, Kingsland, 1; Airs. AI. Ilarsant, Alercury Bay, 2. Pat butter, with salt, lib, in ilb rolls; Airs. A. Franklin. Mauku. 1: Airs J. T- Book. ATanuART Commercial

Lettering in black and white: Aliss Jean | Baildon, Alount Albert, 1; B. W. Rough- i ton, Royal Oak, 2. Lettering in colour: j S. H Beckett, Onehunga, 1; F. W. Beckett, Onehunga, 2. Showcard writing: J D. Thornhill, Auckland, 1. Fashion \ drawing: Aliss Jocelyn Harrison-Smith. ; Remuera, 1; Aliss Ursula Cox, Auckland, 2: Aliss T. M. Purcell, Devonport. 3. Original Poster in colour: Aliss D. Thornhill, 1; G. C. Mountain, Remuera, 2; D. U. Alouat, Devonport, 3. Original piece of stencilling: Alisa B. Roose, Auckland. Drawing and Painting Pencil drawing of outdoor subjects: Aliss A. L. White, Mount Albert, 1; Aliss S. A. 'White, Auckland, 2; Aliss 11. E. Dixon, Te Aroha, 3 Study of still life in colour: Aliss Ursula Cox, 1; Aliss Ellis Allison, Diocesan High School, 2; Aliss Vera Rout, Grev Lynn, 3 Study of landscape from nature: Aliss Ellis Allison and Aliss Betty Wilson, Diocesan High School, 1; Aliss ! Ursula Ccx, 3. Landscape in oils: Aliss [Dorothy Thornhill, 1. Study of bird and animal: A. B. Davison, Epsom, 1; Hans Haeusler, Cambridge, 2 and 3. Study of head: Aliss AI. Trei main, Takapuna, 1; Aliss E. AI. Short, j Ponsonby, 2. Set of not less than 6 •action sketches: Miss A. L. White, 1; j Aliss Ruth Innes, Remuera, 2. Head i from life, in charcoal: Mrs. Frances Muller, Frankton Junction, 1; G. C. Aloun-

tain, Kemuera, 2. Figure from life, in charcoal: Miss Betty Wilson, 1. Plant study: Miss Irene Soppet, Swanson, 1; Miss Phyllis Biss, Diocesan High School,

Drawing of head froYn life, in charcoal: Mrs. Frances Muller. Frank ton Junction, 1; G. C. Mountain, Remuera, 2. Photography ! Open Division.—Landscape photograph: jC. C. Roberts, Auckland, 1; D. Glenny, ; Wanganui, 2: G. W Shelton, Frankton ! .Junction, 3. Portrait study: F. W. Young, Grey Lynn, 1; Mrs. Frances Muller, Franki Lon Junction, 2: C. C. Roberts, 3. Beach, i seashore, river or lake: .1. F. Louden, j Hamilton, 1; E. E. Ray, Whitford, 2; C. IG. Roberts, 3.- Home study: G. D. Kelsey, j Northcote, 1 and 2; Mrs. Frances Muller, 3. High-speed photograph: G. D. Kelsey, 1; G. W. Shelton, 2; F. W. Young, 3. Enlargement: J. J. Graham, Otahuhu, 1; ! Miss G. M. Campbell, Wellington, 2; Miss ; Tui Molesworth, Mount Roskill, 3. Ani- ; mal study, Auckland Zoo: J. F. Louden, | 1 ; J. A. Hunt, Devonport, 2; G. D. Kelsey, i 3. Industrial study: R. M. Gillingham, j Grey Lynn, 1. New Zealand farm study: I C. C. Roberts, 1 and 3; G. W. Shelton, 2. j Junior Division (Amateur).—Animal j study, Auckland Zoo: Garth R. Wilson, ! Mount Eden. 1 and 3; Betty Molesworth, Mount Roskill, 2. New Zealand farm study: F. Molesworth, Mount Roskill, 1. SCHOOL SECTION Primary schools’ exhibits, average attendance under SI; Okahukura, 1: Surfdale, Waiheke, 2. Exhibit for schools, average attendance exceeding 280: Parnell, 1. District high or secondary school exhibit: Auckland Grammar, 1. Technical high or junior high school exhibit: SeU- | don Memorial T.C., 1: Pukekohe T.H.S., 2.