RECORD SHOW

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20729, 13 February 1939, Page 12

RECORD SHOW

HIGH-CLASS DISPLAY LARGE CROWDS ATTEND FIXTURE AT TE AWAMUTU (Special Reporter) TE AWAMUTU, Saturday. Record crowds thronged the 17th annua] show of the Te Awarnutu Agricultural, Pastoral and Horticultural Association, held at Albert Park today in perfect weather. It was the 1 first time for some years -that the fix- I ture had been favoured with fine j weather, and the welcome change was reflected in the large attendance of ihe public. Record entries came forward in many se,-lions and ihe quality nf the stock and ihe entries in the comprehensive home industries section were warmlv praised by the various jud-es. The exhibition of dairy cattle was probably the best yet seen at a Te Awamutu Show, a feature of this section being the fact that Ayrsbires were shown for the first time in 10 years. Both heavy and light, horses were on parade in large numbers, and the judges. Mr T. Hogan, of Fencourt, and Mr J. Goodwin, of Papatoetoe, had an unenviable task in awarding the major prizes. A high standard of jum-ping was apparent in Ihe ring events, and one of the features of this section was the success of Mr H. Clarkin on Valorous, this exhibitor winning both the special hunting competition and the heavy-weight hunter class. Judge’s Praise of Jerseys The exhibition of Jerseys would have done credit to a much larger show, both the male and female entries measuring up to the best, standards of type and general utility. Entries were strong in all classes, and the judge. Mr A. Hazelton, of Waihou, was particularly pleased with the manner in which exhibitors had prepared their cattle for showing. The champion. Mr W. S. McEwen’s Susie's Oxford Design, the noted imported sire, was an outstanding animal, which was difficult to fault. It was difficult to comment nn any particular animal, said Mr Hazelton, as the entries were a very even lot and the majority represented all that was looked for in the dairy animal. The showing nf Ayrshire* was a record for the show and it compared favourably with exhibitions nf this breed at the larger fixtures. The male champion. Mr \V. G. Wallace’s Greenan Barascope, an animal recently imported by the Fencourt breeder, was an outstanding example of the breed and should win in any New Zealand show-ring. Mr Wallace practically swept the boards in the Ayrshire section, winning the special points prize I

with 28 points against the next mo?' successful exhibitor's total of I r ' points. The female cattle, said Mr <;. Bailey, of Huntly, were good enough to show- and to win in any slinw-rim: All the stock had been wr> well brought <■■ii* in a manner ver> creditable to exhibitors. Splendid Shorthorn Classes In commenting on the splendid showing of Sher:horns, the judge. Mr Wrn. McGowan, who had associated with him Mr A. Bankier. nf Newstead. as junior judge, said he was surprised to find so many entries, and such an outstanding lot of calt.le. The two-year-old bulls were particularly good. The champion bull. Messrs G. D. Hall and Bons’ Pinedale Pearl's Goldmine, was brought out in excellent condition and was of ideal dairy type, with a s-plendid carriage. The reserve champion was ai?o a particularly good buii with a stylish movement. The bull calves were very attractive, and a unique feature was that the firstprize winner was by a Royal Show champion from another Royal Showchampion. The females were a very even lot. and the champion row was very clean cut with a great dairy frame. Yearling heifers were an excellent lot and a credit to exhibitors. Although some of the classes were not string numerically, the standard in the slicpp and pig sections was highly creditable. The Southdown sheep were an attractive lot. said Mr P. Bremer, but the rams, probably because of the unfavourable season, were a little disappointing. Entries in the home industries section were enthusiastically praised by the judges. Mr F. \Y. Sanders 'Hamilton), Miss Hewitson and Mesdames Mcilvee and Rhodes. CHAMPIONSHIPS Champion draught mare: Mr S. J. Rankin's pearl Hiawatha. Champ-ion hack: Mr H. Crowther’s Bonnv Play. Champion pony; May Mul-cahy’s entry. Reserve: R. Marx’s entry. Champion Shorthorn cow: Mr James R. Flay’s Oakview Tiny TI. Reserve: Messrs G. D. Hall and Son’s Pinedale All Gold. Rull: Messrs G. D. Hal! and Son's Pinedale Pearl’s Goldmine. Reserve: Mr George Hall’s Pinedale Lilac’s Goldmine. Champion Ayrshire bull: Mr \V. C. Wallace’s Greenan Barascope. Reserve: Mr H. Mortimore’s Kinnr-ttie’s Flrpo. Cow: Mr W. C. Wallace’? Thirdpart Ha Dorothy. Reserve: Mr A. weir’s Heatherdeli’s Zelda. Points prize; Mr W. C. Wallace, 28 points. 1; Mrs D. A. Dudley. 10 points. 2. Champion Jersey bull: Mr W. S. McEwen’s Susie's Oxford Design. Reserve: Mr A. M. Bell’s Santa Rosa Great Hope. Cow: Mrs J. Mclvor’s Dungannon Bess. Reserve: Mr J. Bonos’ Greencroft Precious, j Champion Southdown ram: Mr M. Cow- | ley’s entry. Champion ewe: Ay* M. Cowley’s entry. RING EVENTS Matden hunter: Mi=s Gaddes’ Seneta 1. T. P. Murphy's The Earl 2, Miss Gaddes’ Arch Co 3. Lady rider, novice: Mi«s Eunice Mulrahy 1, Miss M. Walker 2, Miss Maida Jone? 3. Hunting corn-petition, .special: H. Clarkin’s Valorous 1, R. F. Buck-land's Midnight 2. Mrs C. C. Morrin's Spark 3. Pony hunter: R. J. Mulcah.v’s Timmy 1. R. J. Mulcahv’s Grey Pete-LVght-weight huirter: A. ?. Ru-rkland’s Jorrocks 1. J. B. Wilson’s DWrtagnan 2. H. Clarkin’s Valorous 3. Heavy-weight hunter. h. narkin’? Valorous 1. J. R. Wilson’s D’Artagnan 2. Mrs c. C. Merrin’s Spark 3. Lady's hunter. J. R. Wilson’s D'Artagnan t. Miss K. Fisher's Little Irish 2. A. Yarndley’s Magic Lord 3. Consolation hunter: A Yamdley’s Black Magic 1. R. E. Buckland’s Midnight 2. Miss K. Fisher’s Little Irish 3. Lady rider, over fences: Miss P. Ranstead 1, Miss Gaddes 2, Miss K. Ranstead 3. Gentleman rider: A. Yarndley 1, R. E. Buckland i, T. P. Murphy 3. DRAUGHT HORSES (Judge: Mr T. Hogan. Fencourt.) Draught mare: S. J. Rankin 1. E. Rosxvell 2, G. Wheatley 3. Draught gelding: H. F. Spiers 1, J. c. Monteflore 2. Drau-ght horse. Ally or gelding, 2 years: S. J. Rankin 1, R. Baillie 2. S, G. Macky 3. Draught colt: W. G. Park 1. J. W. Ferguson 2 and 3. Draught foal: W. G. Park l. S. J. Ran kin 2, J. C. Monteflore 3. Draught foal, special class: G. Wheatley 1. J. C. Monteflore 2. Pair draught mares, registered: S. J. Rankin 1, W. G. Park 2, R. Baillie 3. Team of two draught horses: J. C. Monteflore 1. Utility horse: P. Ray 1, E. W. Anderson 2, J. A. Johnson 3. Horse suitable for heavy spring cart: S. J. Rankin I. JA Boswell '2, G. Wheatley 3. LIGHT HORSES (Judge: Mr J. Goodwin.) Thoroughbred marp: H. Weal 1. Mrs A. Bond 2. Yearling: 11. Weal 1. J. Sklenars ?. Mare, suitable Tor breeding hacks: H. Weal I. Cob. mare or gelding: A. Yarndlev 1. K. Jones 2. T. P. Murphy 3. Mare or gelding, suitable for mounted rifles: x. Yarndlev l. K. Jone? 2. T. P. Murphv 3. Hack, mare or gelding: Mrs F. H. Raker 1. R. J. Weal 2. T. P. Murphy 3. Hack, up to 11st: H. Crowther 1, S. C. Macky 2, H. Weal 3. Maiden hack; H. Weal 1. X. Yarndloy 2, R. J. Weal 3. Lady’s hack: Mrs F. H. Faker 1. S. G. Macky 2. 11. Weal 3. Best paced hack: Mrs F. H. Baker 1, H. Crowther 2. H. Weal 3. Best walking hack: R. E. Buckland I, Mrs F. H. Baker 2, Shirley Hastie 3. PONY CLASSES 'Judge: Mr A. S. Sutherland.) Ponv. 14.2 and under: R. Marx 1. T. Edwards 2. T. Ray 3. Boy’s or girl’s ponv. 14 hands and under: R. Marx 1, C. Sutherland 2. W. Mcrrin 3. Boy’s or girl’s pony. 13 hands and under: M. Mulcahy i. K. Mulcahy 2. R. Ranstead 3. School pony, best mannered: R. Marx 1, M. Mulcahy 2, E. Mulcahy 3. Boy rider, 15 years and under: R. Ranstead 1, C. Sutherland 2, R. Marx 3. Boy rider. 13 year? and under: R. Ranstead 1, A. Martin 2. R. Kay 3. Girl rider, 15 years and under: M. Mulcahy 1, E. Mulcahy 2, I. Ray 3. Girl rider. 12 years and under: M. Mulcahy 1, D. Ranstead 2. W. Merrin and M. Martin (.equal 3. Child rider, 10 years and under: D. Ranstead 1, Una Merrin 2, R. Kay 3. CATTLE MILKING SHORTHORNS (Judge: Mr \V. McGowan. Waiuku.) Bull. 3 years and over: G. Hall 1. S. G. Broad-bent 2. Kirkham Bros. 3. Two-year-old bull: f>. It. Flay 1, G. D. Hall and Son 2, Kirkham Bros. 3. Cow. utility class: n. d. Hall and Son 1. Three-year-old cow nr heifer: Kirkham Rro-s. 1. Twoyear heifer: •;. D. Hall and Son i. Kirkham Bros. 2. Yearling heifer: G. n. Hall anrl son 1. J. searle 2. Kirkham Bros. 3. Yearling bull: •;. D. Hall and Son 1, C. J. Flay 2. S. G. Broadbent 3. Heifer calf: Kirkham Rru<. i and 3, J. Searlp 2. Full calf: O. D. Hall and Son 1, Kirkham Bros. 2, C. M. Anderson 3. GRADE SHORTHORNS Tltree-veri-old cow: O Hall 1 and 2. Two-vear-old heiTer: G. Hall 1. Yearling hoi Ter : c. Hall 1. Kirkham Bros. 2, S. 11. Broadbent 3. Jersey c—Ped’.roe Bull. 2 years, registered: G. S. Clarke I. E. R Johnson 2, J. Mcivor 3. Senior group: J. Bones 1. J. Mcivor 2. A. M. Rell Group, one male and two remale?: A. !,. Clark I. J. Romp* 2. J. Mrivor 3. Yearling bull: F. J. ltvhurn 1. A. I. Clark 2, J. Bones 3. Yearling bull, novice: H. T. Hodgson 1. K. Jones 2, A. K. Fletcher 3. HeiTer calf: .1. Rones 1 and 3. J. E. Parsons 2. Bull calf: J. Bones 1, F. J. B. Ryburn 2, J. Mcivor 3. Ayrshires—Pedigree 'Judge; Mr C. Bailey. Huntly) Yearling bull: W. C. Wallace 1, M. R. Tims 2, Mrs D. A. Dudley 3. Heifer caW: Mrs D. A. Dudley 1, W. C. Wallace 2 and 3. Bull calf: \V. C. Bailey 1 and 2, H. Croasdale 3. GRADE JERSEY 9 (Judge: Mr D. D. Wilson.) Cow. 3 years: A. S. Wyllie 1, A. K. notcher 2. Two-year-old heifer: A. K. Fletcher 1. A. S. Wvllie 2, H. T. Hodgson 3. Yearling hrifer: A. S. Wyllie 1. Mrs G. Harding 2. A. K. Fletcher 3. Heifer calf: Betty Short l. A. S. Wyllie 2. Norma Wyllie 3. Special class: R. Fletcher 1, K. Simeon 2, D. Hodgson 3. CALF CLUB CLASSES Judge: Mr D. D. Wilson.) pedigree heifer calT: Norma Clarke Kake;• 1 1ku Sehool t. Betty -Clarke KakepukU' 2. John Dudley Te Awamutu- 3. j Grade heiTer calf: Betty Short -Tp Ma- ! whai l 1. Fthne Wyllie (Tokanui) 2. ‘ Jeanette Wyllie 'Tokanui' 3. Russell Fletcher 'Cambridge! 4. David Hodgson (Hairini - 5. Hrifer calf: Russell Fletcher (Cambridge, t. David Johnson Te Rahul 2. Desmond Williamson (Parawera) 3. James Short Te Mawhai 4. Yearling : heifer: Ethne wvllie Taraxvera) 1. Marv ; Harding- Parawera. 2. Oliver Hodgson • • Parawera) 3. Hamilton Xllen Cup. ?peca! ' >a-' K. S-.meon t. T. Peneranga 2. \\ mci can 3 C -■•:rid: Norma Clarke. Betty Cla-ke Kikepuku t: g. wvßip. Ethne i Wvl’ie and Jeanette wvi e Tokanui) 2; j Dv.'d - I D-d>y. Eric de 1 .»w • ' 1 3. T- Mj\x; J.. j

FAT PIGS Baconer, any breed: K. Jones 1, A. H. Roberts 2, H. T. Hodgson 3, A. S. Clarke 4. Porker, any breed: I. O. Clarke 1, G. H. Barton 2. A. S. Wyllie 3 and L HOME INDUSTRIES Pot Plants Begonia: Mrs D. Bockett U Cut Flowers Carnations: Mr? McWhannefl 1, Miss If. Rhodes 2. Gaillardias: Miss F. Cox 1, Mrs J. Morrow 2 Daisies: Mrs George Hall 1. Nemesia: Miss K. Macky 1. Antirrhinums: Mrs J. Morrow 2. Delphiniums: Mis? L. Bones 1. Lilies: Mrs 5. C. Macky 1. Mrs C. North 2. Asters: Mrs S. Smith 1, Miss N. Rhodes 2. Sunflowers: Mr? s. Smith 1. Dahlias, giant 12): D. Bockett 1, Mrs A. P. Harvey 2, Mrs Hi slop 3. Dahlias, charm: Mr? MeWhannell 1. Mrs Dawson 2. Dahliaa, giant: D. Bockett 1, W. Sutton 2, Mr* MrWhanne.il 3. Dahlias, decorative: Mrs Dawson 1. Mrs S. Smith 2. Dahlias, pompom: Mrs McWhannell l, Mrs A. Boswe]i 2, Mrs A. Ray 3. Dahlias, giant: D. Bockett 1. Dahlias, collection: Mrs McWhannell 1, Mrs A. Berrv 2, Mrs Dawson 3. Ganna?: Miss M. Macky l. Miss M. Eyre 2. Collection cut flowers: Mrs R. McKee 1. Mrs A. Berry 2, Miss M. Macky 3. Cut flower?; Miss M. Eyre 2. Blue flowers: Mrs W. Morris? 1, Mrs G. Hall. 2. Pink flowers: Mrs W. Morriss 1. Mrs j G. Hall 2, Mrs A. Berry 3. Yellow flow- • ers: Mrs W. Morriss 1. Miss I. McDonald 2. Purple flowers: Mrs R. Dawson 1, | Mrs G. Hall 2. Red flowers: Mrs W. Morriss 1, Mrs G. Hall 2, Mrs C. North 3. Decorative Flower* Bowl of flowers: .Miss M. Macky 1 Bowl of sweetpeas: Mrs Pluck 1. Tall vase of flowers: Miss M. Macky 1. Table decoration: Miss M. Macky 1. Table decoration, novice: Miss J. Bevln 1. Fruit. Apples, cooking: H. Hughes 1, Miss C Macky 2. Apples, dessert: H. Hughes 1 Miss C. Macky 2. Collection of apples: H. Hughes 1. Miss C. Macky 2. Grapes: Mrs Scott Macky 1, Miss C. Macky 2. Plums, Japanese: H. Murrell 1, Mrs C. H. Cox 2, R. W. Gibson 3 Pears: J. R. Flay I. Miss C. Macky 2. Peaches: Mrs A. Smith 1, H. Hughes 2. Tears, collection: Mrs C. Maekv 2. Passion rruit: Miss 11. Rhodes 1. Mrs W. Hermann 2. Tomatoes, smooth: Miss C. Macky l. Mrs W. Hermann 2. Collection of fruit: Miss K. Macky 1. Mi-ss C. Macky 2. Lemons: Mrs R. Dawson 1. Mrs A. Kay 2. Miss C. Macky 3. Nectarines: Mrs F. J. Rvburn 1. Mrs W. Germann 2. Oranges: Mrs M. Dawson 1. Garden and Field Produce Rhubarb, largest: Mrs W. Germsrm 1, G. Reynolds 2. Rhubarb, best quality: Mrs S. Germann 1. Mrs W. Germann 2. cabbage, best quality: E. Swan 1. Mr? F. Teddv 2. Cabbage, heaviest: Mrs F. J. Rvburn 1. E-. Swan 2. Cabbage, red pickling: G. Reynolds 1 and 2. Carrots, riiorthnm: G. Reynolds 1. Mrs F. Ryburn 2. Carrots, intermediate: E. Craven 1. Mrs A. o. Payne 2. •l. Reynolds 3. Beet, tumiprno ted: .Scott Macky 1. Mrs \. O. Payne - Mrs S. ~initll 3. Beet, silver: Mrs A. •». Payne 1. M. I.orthouse 2. Beet, oval: •;. Reynolds 1 and 2. Turnip*: G. Reynolds 1 ! and 2. Turnip?: G. Reynold- 1 and 2. Mrs S. Smith 3. Tea-, one variety: Mrs S. Smith 1, Mr? F. J. Ryhurn 2. Mrs \. o. Fayne a. Beans, butter: G. Reynold? 1. E. Swan 2. Beans. French: •'«. Reynolds t and 2. Beans, scarlet runrmr- G. Reynolds !. E. Swann 2. Beans, runner: A. O. Tayne l. Mrs Scott Maeky 2. Lettuce: A. Pygrave 1. Mrs Srott Markv 2. Vegetable marrow: G. Reynolds' 1 and 2, M. I.orthouse 3. Onion?, brown Spanish: G. Reynolds l. H. Murrell 2. Onions, straw Spanish: H. Murrell 1, E Craven 2, P. W. Gibson 3. Onions, globe: M. Lorthouse 1, G. Reynolds 2. Onions: H. Murrell 1. Onions, collection- G. Reynolds 1, E. Swan 2. Onions, heaviest: E. Swan 1, M. Lorthouse 2. Onions, shallots, white: G. Reynolds l. Mrs S. H. West 2. Onions, shallots, brown: H T. Hughes 1, Mrs S. H. West 2. Onion?, ?hallot?, heaviest: Mrs I. Howell 1. Potatoe?, kidnev: Mrs F. Ryburn 1. Mrs A. O. Pavne 2. ' Potatoes, round: W. G. Macky t, G. Reynold? 2. Mr? F. Teddy 3. Potatoes, collection: C«. Reynolds 1. E. Swan 2. Potatoes, heaviest: A. P. Harvey 1, E. craven 0 Vegetables: G. Reynolds 2. vesrriables: G. Reynolds 1. Turnips, ?wede • .1 E. Short 1. R. G. Fletrher 2. J. F, riiort 3. Mangels, tankard: Mis Scott Macky 1. Mange!?, globe: Mrs Scott Markv 1. Maize: J. A. Johnson 1 and 2. Bundle or lucerne: Mrs Scott Macky l, 11. Hughes 2. Farm and Dairy Produce Butter, separator: Mrs A. Smith. Devon?hire cream: Mrs A. Smith 1. Eggs, hen Mrs W. G. Macky 1, Mi?? M. Eyre 2. Soap, home-made: Mrs F. J. Ryburn 1. Home Industrial white: Mr? S. <: Markv 2. Brea i. white nov.ee Mrs S. C Maeky 2. Brea i. nuts only Mrs - H Wf • ' D?« J. .. .’ : v. | i’- ' M l ’? K’ M y 1 Mr? E I

1. Miss Jean West 2. Gems. Mrs C. H. Wrs A. E. Ray 2. Mrs c. Law 3. Sandwich: Mrs a. Smith t. Mrs F Rvburn 2. Jam sandxnch: Mrs E. Ryburn i‘ Miss Joyce Ryburn 2. Mrs M. Raine 3. Jam sandwreh. novtce: Mrs E. Ryburn 1. Miss J. Rj’bum 2, Mrs Ellis 3. Chocolate cake, iced: Miss K. Macky 1. Mis? J. Ryburn 2, Pikelets: Mrs A. E. Rav l. Mrs C d. Neill U' £ cott Mar ky 3. Sausage rolls: Mr? w. C. Wallarp 1. Mrs C. law 2. Jam tarts. Mr? c. Law 1, Mrs W. C. Wallace 2. Scones, plain Mrs W. c. XValiace 1. Mrs S. C. Macky 2. Miss J. Ferguson 3. Scones, collection: Mrs A. E. Rav 1. Mr? A. -Smith 2. Sponge roll: Mr? E. Ryburn 1. Airs Featortby 2. Madeira cake: Miss A. Ray 1. Mr? Ellis 2. Cream puff?: Miss k. Macky l. Mrs M Swan 2. Billy loaf: Miss S. -H. West 1. Mrs H. Fear 2. Mr? W. Germann 3. Coconut Ice. Mrs C. D. NeOl 1, Miss H. Johnson 2. Mi.?.? V Rhode? 3. Gingerbread: Miss K. Macky 1, Shortbread: Mrs Scott Macky l. Miss L. Bone 2. Mrs n. B. Melrose 3. Plain scone?: Mrs R. Hall 1, Mrs J. F. Mathew? 2, Miss J. Ferguson 3, Miss H. Johnson 4. Jam sandwich: Mrs F. Ryburn 1, M*? C. D. Neill 2, Mrs CL Law 3, M:ss M. Macky 4. Needle and Fancy Work HaDd-made tray: -Miss F. Cox 1. Miss I- Bone 2. Spray wood-pulp flowers; : Miss D. Pattison 1. Supper cloth, croch j eted: Mrs Nelson 1. Mrs 4. E. Mathew 2. oirpper cloth, embroidered: Mi?s E. Herti don 1. Mrs Munro 2. Miss Heddon 3. Pair I or socks: Miss B. Kay 1, Mr? R. McK'ep 2. Miss Sime 3. Prettiest handkerrhief: Mrs H. Fear l. Miss A. Ray 2. Baby s jacket: Miss I. McDonald 1. Prettiest apron: Mrs S. H. West 1, Mrs A. Boswell 2 Duchess set: Miss E. Heddon l. Mrs J, K. Mathew 2. Jumper or carditrau: Mrs J. S. Pattison 1. Mrs P. S. Bird 2. Mrs R. Macky 3. Ploce of tapestrv: Miss B. McDonald 1. Miss A. Lawry Mrs F. S. Bird 3. Knitted bed-Jacket: Miss B. Kay l, Mrs M. Raine 2. Miss B. McDonald 3. Tatting: Mrs 5. H. West 1. Mrs J. A. Hawkins 2. D'oyley: Mrs H. Fear l and 2. Hairpin work: Miss A. Wilson 1, Mrs J. Hawie 2. Tray cloth: Miss E. Heddon 1. Mrs H. Fear 2. Tea-wagon set: Miss H. Macky l, Mrs G. Hall 2. Fancy guest towel: Mrs H. Fear l, Miss O. M. Kite 2. Mrs S. H. West 3. Table centre, coloured: MY? H. McKee 1. Mrs 11. Fear 2, Mrs J. E. Mathew 3. Hand-knitted singlet: Mrs K. Macky 1. Mi-s t Melville 2 and 3. ThriTt article: Mrs R. ADkee 1, j Mrs a. Roswell -j, Mrs W. • lermann :t | Red - spread: Miss Sime i, Mrs F. >. Bird 2. Miss E. 3. Lady ? nightdre??: Miss E. Melvillp 1. Throw-over: Mi?> E. Heddon l. Mrs H. Fear 2. Richelieu work: Mrs M. Raine 1. Miss i. McDonald 2. Prettiest cushion: Mrs Ptirnril t. Most useful cushion: Mr- W. Germann 1, Mis? O. M. Kite 2. Mr? Rowan 3. Tea cosy: Miss A. Wilson t. Mr? H. Fear 2. <arid-wioh-dish d'oyley; Mrs H. F*ar 1, Mi.-s O. M. Kite 2. Mrs H. Fear 3. Cross-stitrJi embroidery: Miss F. Heddon 1 and 2. Mr? F. S. Bird 3. Poker work: Miss M. Evre 1 ! and 2. =-ucdc work: Mi?s A. Wil?on 2. Beaten metal article: Mi— M. Eyre l, Mrs J. A. Calhoun 2. Preserves, etc. Jar or plum jam: Mr- a. E. Rav 1. Mrs K. Markv 2, Mrs A. Kay 3. Jar or jelly: Mrs A. E. Bay l and 2. Three jar- of jam: Mrs R. Macky 1. Mr? H. Mandeno 2. Three jar? of jelly; Mrs \. F. Ray 1. Mrs v. Wall 2. Preserved fruit: Mr- \. Rerrv 2. Tomato sauce: Mrs H. Mandeno 1. Chutney: Mr? F. j. By-bum 1. bottled tomatoes. Mrs W. Germann 1.