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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17972, 18 March 1930, Page 17 (Supplement)

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Class 264 Class 253 Class 258 Class 257 Class 253 C!s.S3 259 Class 260 Class 261 Class 252 Class 263 Class 264 Class 265 Class 266 Class 267 Class 2SB Class 269 Class 270 Class 271 Class 272 Tapesjrv. Any Arlicln Stencil Work. I kind Painled Article. Any article of Fancy. Work, not otherwise specified. Amy article of Fancy Work, by gentleman, hand-made. Any Arlh'le in Hafi'ia, made by lady not under 70. Any Article In wool, made by lady, not under 70. First prize' value 10s Gel, given by Messrs Burley’s, Ltd. Any article in cotton, made by lady not under 70. Hand-made Wool Rug or Mat. Special prize, value £1 Is. given by Messrs. Barton and Ross, Ltd. IRug or Mat made from rag cuttings. Paper Hat. Any Article Raffia Work. Raffia Basket. Any Article, white embroidery, “ Semco " design. Any Article, coloured, embroidery “ Semco ’’ design. Best three novelties in any fabric but wool. Best Collection, three home-made Toys. Any Article Fancy Work. Open only to patients of Convalescent Homes and Hospitals. Any Article made from Sugar Bag. All Fancy Work will be handed to Hie F.xhibitors on Wednesday, June 4th.. at 10.30 a.m. No work will be given out before this date. Exhibitors should remember that their correct address is very essential for the Secretary, and if you reside in town, give the street and number. Do not enter articles that have previously won a first prize at this Association’s Shows. •UUfIUA'AV]

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MR. W. ROTHWELL, Superintendent. Entries Gloss Thursday, Way Ist. 1930, IMPORTANT. —All Exhibits must be delivered at the Waikato Winter Show Buildings before 9 p.m. on MONDAY, May 26th i 930. All Jams and Preserves must have been made since June 9, IJ-J. Prizes. —First, 10s; second, ss. In classes where there are 7 or more exhibitors a third prize of 2s Gd will be awarded. Entry fee Is, unless otherwise mentioned. The Committee reserves the right to substitute, value prizes in any cf these classes. No second prize unless there are three or. more exhibitors. « POINTS PRlZE. —Messrs Brown, Barrett and Co., Auckland, oner a Tin of Tea, value ISs, to the winner of most points in Classes ,! BREAD (Home-made). Two Loaves, each about 2lb. weight. Two Loaves, each 2lb. weight, made by Exhibitor, who has not taken a first' prize for bread at any previous Waikato Winter Show. Two Loaves, each 2lb. weight made by settler’s wife or daughter. One Currant Loaf, 2lb. weight. Bakers not eligible. Milk Bread Loaf, 2lb. weight. Bakers not eligible. Brown Loaf, 2lb. weight. Bakers not eligible. Nut Bread Loaf. Bakers not eligible. Billy Bread, f loaf. First prize, value 10s 6d, given by Messrs A. ,]. Entrican, Ltd., Auckland. Bakers not eligible. BISLEY’S WHOLEMEAL COMPETITION. BAKERS’ BREAD. BAKERS’ BREAD. Class 288 A Challenge Cup presented by Messrs A. M. Bisley and Co., for two 21b. loaves Wholemeal Bread made with Bis.ley’3 Wholemeal Flour. Open only to regular users of Bisley’s Wholemeal Flour. Any exhibit of bread must have been baked and delivered to the Waikato Winter Show Buildings not later than MONDAY, May 26th. Exhibitors outside Hamilton may rail or post their exhibits on May 26th., provided they are able to prove delivery that day. Glass 289 — Two loaves Bread (wh(it(e, 1 brown), each 21b. weight. Class 290 Two Loaves Bread (white), 21b. weight. Class 2SI One Currant Loaf, 2lb. weight. Class 292 One Milk Loaf, 2lb. weight. Entry Fee Is. SPECIAL PRIZES DONATED BY THE DOMINION COMPRESSED YEAST CO., LTD. BAKERS’ PRIZES. Exhibits In this Glass to be marked thus:

“ DOMINION COMPRESSED YEAST CLASS NO. 293."

Claw 293 The Dominion Compressed Yeast Co., Ltd., of Christchurch and Auckland, offer a Solid Silver Challenge Shield (at present held by Geo. Findlay, Esq., Auckland), for competition amongst bakers, whose place of business is in the North Island, on the following terms and conditions. The competition is limited to bakers whose place of business is in the North Island. Every entrant must be a bona fide user of D.Y.C. Compressed Yeast, and use it regularly and exclusively in the whole of his fermentations. Every entry is accepted, and every exhibit judged, subject to the foregoing condition, and the decision of the Company as to whether any entrant is or is not a bona fide user of ; Compressed Yeast, shall be final. The Shield will be awarded to the best Upright Tin Loaf of White Bread made from a dough in which the fermentation was conducted by Compressed Yeast alone. A double Upright Tin Loaf must be submitted, and the same will be broken by the Judges only, so as to show the break. There are no restrictions as to the addition of milk, sugar, fat, or other improvers. Only one entry may be made by any competitor, and the same must be in the name of a Master Baker only. The bread must be baked not later than Wednesday, May 21st., 1930, and every loaf from local as well as outside districts must be sen' through the Parcels Post Office on that day. Deliveries by hand to the Exhibition Hall will not be accepted. Before any prize is awarded the successful competitor will be required to produce the Parcels Post Office receipt showing that the loaf was posted not later than Wednesday, 21st., May, 1930. Arrangements have been made that all exhibits will be kept unopened, under suitable conditions, in the original package in which they were despatched, until Tuesday, 27th. May, when they will be opened, staged and judged. This will place all exhibits as far as possible, on an equality, as no exhibit will be placed at. the disadvantage of being staged for any time prior to judging. Where the entry form shows that the winning l oa f W as made by a Foreman or Operative Baker, a cash prize of £5 will be awarded to such Foreman cr Operative. The Shield will be held for one year only by the successful competitor. Entry fee, 2/-. Parcels to be marked on the outside wrapper, Class No. 293.