TE KUITI WINTER SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 703, 1 July 1929, Page 10

TE KUITI WINTER SHOW

SUCCESS OF FIRST FIXTURE FURTHER AWARDS MADE (From Our Own Correspondent) TE KUITI, ■today. Despite the very boisterous weather experienced in Te Kuiti during the past week, the first "Winter Show created a considerable amount of interest, and the large number of visitors to the show on Saturday was very gratifying to the promoters. The representative football match, Maniapoto v. Taumarunui, attracted many visitors to the town, and during the day and evening these availed themselves of the opportunity of in«specting the numerous exhibits at the show. The school section created a good deal of interest, the poster competition and map-drawing deserving special mention. Fancy work was also much in evidence. ADDITIONAL AWARDS The following are additional results:— HOME INDUSTRIES 21b. Butter.—Mrs. W. Stringer, 1: Mrs. Itapson, 2. Home Made White Bread. —Mrs. Stringer, 1; Mrs. Ashworth, 2. Home Made Scones, with butter.—Mrs. Brown, 1; Mrs. Vercoe, 2. Sultana Stones, without butter: Mrs. Gardiner. 1; Mrs. Willison, 2. Sponge Cake.—Mrs. Brown, 1; Mrs. Gardinei, 2; Mrs. Stringer, 3. Madeira Cake.—Mrs. Long, 1; Mrs. Gardiner, 2; Mrs. Robson, 3. Sponge Sandwich, butter.—Mrs. W. Robson, 1; Mrs. A. Robson, 2; Mrs. Gardiner, 3. Without butter: Mrs. Honner, 1; Mrs. Willison, 2; Mrs. McColl, 3. Ginger Bread.—Mrs. A. George, 1; Mrs. Gardiner, 2. Shortbread.—Mrs. Sutherland, 1; Mrs. Gardiner, 2; Mrs. Irvine, 3. Nut Loaf.—Mrs. Gardiner, 1. Jam Tarts.—Mrs. McColl, 1; Mrs. McKinnon, 2; Mrs. Collings, 3. Sausage Rolls.—Mrs. McColl, 1; Mrs. Collings, 2; Mrs. Sutherland, 3. Pikelets.—Mrs. Gardiner, 1; Mrs. Honner, 2; Mrs. McKinnon, 3. Sweets.—Toffee: Mrs. Vercoe, 1: Miss Hanchet, 2. Fruit toffee: Mrs. Vercoe, 1. Other varieties: Mrs. A. George, 1; Miss Hewetson, 2. Preserves and Pickles.—Jam: Mrs. Vercoe, 1 and 2; Mrs. Sparks, 3. Jellies: Miss Hanchet, i; Mrs. Collings, 2. Orange marmalade: Mrs. McKinnon, 1. Sauce: Mrs. Whyte, ‘ 1; Mrs. Sparke, 2. Chutney: Mrs. Whyte. 1. Fancy Work.—Nightdress: Mrs. Lilly, 1; Mrs. Colclough, 2: Mrs. Smith, 3. Princess slip: Mrs. Smith, 1; Miss Sawyer, 2. Tea cosy: Miss McCutchan, 1; Mrs. Lilly. 2: Mrs. George, 3. Coloured Embroidery:—Miss Stout. 1: Miss Sutherland, 2: Miss A. Stout. 3. Crochet Supner-cloth.—Miss McCutchan, 1: Mrs. Forrest, 2. Suoper-eloth, white embroidery: Airs. Vercoe, 1; Mrs. George, 2: Miss Vercoe. 3. Crochet Tray Cloth.—Miss McCutchan, 1: Mrs. Lilly, 2. D’ovlev. crochet.—Miss McCutchan, 3: Mrs. Robson. 2. Any other kind: Miss Ross. 1 ; Mrs. George. 2. Handkerchief.—Fancy: Mrs. Watkin, 1; Miss Barker. 2. Raffia Work.—Mrs. Vercoe, 1; Mrs. RobKnitted Baby's Bootees.—Mrs. Si’soti, 1; Mrs. Was-horn. 2. Infant’s Woollen Jacket, knitted. —Mrs. Silson. 1. Hand-knitted Sox.—Mrs. Sutherland, sent.. 1; Mrs. Stewart, 2; Mrs. Broadfoot, senr.. 3. Knitted Baby's Bonnet.—Mrs. Silson, 1; Mrs. Waghorn, 2; Mrs. Arbuckle, 3.