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Taranaki Daily News, 21 February 1919, Page 3

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Bread; White, Mrs. E. J. Brittain (Inglewoodj 1, Jessie M. Mayhcad (Midhirst) 2, Miss Jjeydon (Tokoj 3; brown, Ma's. ii. J. Brittain 2. iscoues: Oven, Miss Harrison 1, J. O'Malley (Tariki) 2, Miss E. Breen (Midhirst) 3; girdle, Miss Harrison i\ fancy, Miss ieunell 2. Jam tarts: Miss Harmon '2. Sponge cake: Miss -Harrison !• Shortbread: Mis. W Fuloher (Strathmore) 1, Mrs. G. Bain 2, Miss Harrison Sponge sandwich: Mis. Cooper 1, Mrs. G. H Boyles 2 and 3. Cake (eggless): Mrs. D. Shannan (Cardiff) 1; Christmas, Miss Breeu (Wharehuia) 1, Mrs. Linnell 2, Miss Harrison 3, Mrs. D. Shaiman v hc., Miss C. Stanford (Iluiroa) h<.c.; pound, ilrs. 11. Nowell (Ngaere) 2. Madiera cake: Mrs. W. P. Mark 1, Miss -Harrison 2, Mrs. Linnell 3. Ginger bread cake: Miss Harrison 1, Mrs M. j. Aagaard 2. Oat cake: Miss Harrison 1, Jessie M Mayheod 2. Collection biscuits and small cakes: Miss Harrison 1. Brown scones: Miss Harrison 2. Sausage rolls: Miss Harrison 1, Mrs. A. Belcher (Cardiff) 2. Pikelets: Mrs. John Pattinson 1, Miss A. Watson 2. Plum pudding: Mrs- H. Nowell 1, Miss Harrison 2. GIRLS UNDER 17 YEARS OP AGE. Sponge -sandwich: Miss Frances Boyleg 1, Miss I. Boy lew 2. Pikelets: Miss Frances Boyles 1, Miss I. Boyles 2 Toffee: Miss Frances Boyles 1, Misa I. Boyles 2. SWEETS. Turkish delight: M. C. Aagaard 1. PRESERVES AND PICKLES, Collection bottled fruits: Miss I. E. A- Balsom (Midhirst) 1, Miss Breen 2 and v.h.e., Mrs I) Shannan 3. Marmalade, orange: Mrs. L. Carroll (Midhirst) 1; any kind, Mrs. D. Shannan 1, Mrs. Linnell 2. Collection home made jams: Miss Harrison 1, Miss Breen 2 and v.h.e.. Miss I E A Balsom 3, Mrs. John Pattinson v.h c. Eggs: Hen. white. T. Reader 2; other than white. Mrs. J. Pattinson 1. Mrs. PShannon 2; duck, Mrs Linnell 2. ART SECTION. Painting in oils (landscape and seascape ): Mrs C. C P.o-s 1, Mrs T Aylwood 2. Miss Harrison 3. Painting in oils (fruit and flowers): 'Mrs L. T. Reader 1 and 2, Miss Brenda Ross 3. Collection curios: E. H. Linnell 1. SEWING AND FANCY WORK. . Fancy needlekor'k (various kinds): Miss E. T. Stephens (Carterton) 1, Miss Tom Anderson (Hniroa) 2. Made up cushion, embroidered in silk: Mias MePherson (Uawera) 1 and 3, Mrs J. A- Bowers (Ngaere) 2. Mont Mellick: Mrs T. Anderson 1, Mrs T. Avlward 2. Table centre: Miss Francie Clemovr 1. Mrs G. A. Bowers 2 and 3. Tea eosy, eyelet embroidery: Mrs T Avlward 1. Pillow sham, embroidery: Mrs E. T. Stephens 1, Mrs T. Aylward 2, Mas Half" .rison 3.

Croquet jacket or petticoat, in wool: D- W- Taylor (Shannon) 1 and "2, Airs Chapman (Midhirst) 3. Afternoon tray cloth, embroidered in cotton: Miss Harrison 1; with crochet lace, Miss I. 0. McCutclian (Kohuratahi) 1, Mrs Chapman ~, Mrs Peek 3. Crochet laoe, fine: Miss I. 0. McCutehan 1, Miss M. Cleinow "2; coarse, Miss M. Cleinow 1 and 2. Croehot camisole top: Miss T. G. 11cCutchan 1 and 2, Mrs E. Terry 3. jyOy ley's centre, fine: Miss Lammas 1, Mrs T Anderson 2; coarse, Mrs Chapman 1Stencilled curtains: Miss McPheraon 1 and 2. Stencilled cushion: Mrs L. Carroll 1 Knitted Sox, coarse. —Mrs. D. McDonald, Almadale, Feilding, 1 and 2; fine, Mrs D. McDonald 1 and 2. Two hand-knitted articles, fine: Mrs. D. McDonald 1 and 2; coarse, D- W. Taylor 1. Handkerchief .sachet, in fancy woTk: Mrs L. Carroll 1, Mrs Bowers 2 and 3. Camisole top, in eyelet embroideries: Mrs T. Aylward 1. SCHOOL CHILDREN'S EXHIBIT. Plain sewing, by girl under 12: K. •Harris (Wellington) 1. JUVENILE JUDGING. There, was keen interest maintained by the boys in the Juvenile Judging competition, over 30 boys competing. The lads showed an intelligent interest in their work. Mr F. Kiuiford was the judge and will announce the results in a day or two- This competition should prove of groat educational value to the lads, particularly as Mr Hansford marked on the competition cards the respective points, explaining to the lads why he did so. PRIZE ESSAY COMPETITION. There were 3S I competitors in the Priw Essay Competition, the majority lu.utjng from Stratford, other schools represented being Cardiff and Mata. The work was of a high order. The detailed results were:High School pupils: "Riverside," R. Clare 'Stratford D.TT.S.), ]• "Cockato" J Yates (Stratford P. 11.5.) 2; "Well Wisher" L. McWilliam (Stratford), 3. Standard Vl.—"lan,'' lan Ferguson (Cardiff), 1: "Gulliver," Ted Hale (Stratford), 2; ''Miranda," Alice Hignett (Stratford), 3. Standard V—"James," James Davidson (Cardiff). 1; "T'onevolus," Eva Burlev (Stratford). 2; ' i'lievia,*" Edna Cartwright (Stratford), 3.