School Division

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20733, 17 February 1939, Page 14 (Supplement)

School Division

PRIMARY SECTION. EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT. Superintendents: F. Hare, L. Mark, A. S. Cliff e. Entries for the school section close on Saturday, 6th May. If you have no entry forms use ordinary foolscap and write on one side of the paper only. 1939 Show Dates—Tuesday, May 30th, to Tuesday, June 6th, 1939. ALL SCHOOL EXHIBITS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED AND FORWARDED BEFORE THE MAY HOLIDAYS, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, AS FOLLOWS: SUPERINTENDENT, SCHOOL SECTION, Waikato Winter Show, HAMILTON. From School A SILVER CHALLENGE CUP is offered by Mr. J. Varney for the most points in the Primary School Section. Present Holder: Whitiora SchooL Please carefully note the following conditions: Work exhibited most have been done subsequent to Ist Feb, 1939. Only children under the age of 16 years, except where otherwise stated may compete in this section. Children other than those attending State Schools may compete in this Section. Subject in all respects to the printed Show Regulations, as appearing in the 1939 Schedule of Prizes. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE MARKED WITH THE CLASS NUMBER ON THE TOP RIGHT HAND CORNER, AND THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE EXHIBITOR ON THE BACK OF EACH EXHIBIT. No exhibit will be received except under the express condition that the Exhibitor will comply with and submit to the Rules, Regulations, and By-laws of the Association in all respects All work must be certified by School Teachers as having been done in the SchooL Only one prize to be awarded to any one pupil in any one class of exhibit. Entries to be restricted to six (ff) from each school in each class, except in drawing and colour work. Only first and second year pupils of Junior High Schools eligible to compete in Primary School Division. In all School Competitions, at the discretion of the Judge, fewer or no prizes may be awarded if paucity of entries and quality of work suggest this course. EXHIBITS:—AII Exhibits must be forwarded to the Secretary, Exhibition Buildings, Hamilton, before the May Holidays. Cookery and Needlework Exhibits must be at the Show Buildings before 9 p.m. on Monday, May 29th, 1939. No entry fee in this section exceDt in the SEWING, COOKERY and ART CLASSES. When making Entries in the COOKING, SEWING and ART CLASSES the name of each exhibitor in each class must be given. Primary Schools’ Nature Study Section 1939 WAIKATO WINTER SHOW * PRIZES—Ist 4/-, 2nd 3/-, 3rd 1/6, 4th 1/All work entered in this section must be the work of the pupils hi the classes stipulated, or, in group projects and where no class stated, of bona fide pupils of the Schools entering the exhibits. Each exhibit must be work completed during 1938 or the first term of 1939. 1— Best Notebook. Rural Science and Garden Notes. Form 2. 2 Best Notebook. Rural Science and Garden Notes. Form 1. 3 Best Notebook. Science. Form 2. 4 Best Notebook. Science. Form 1. 5 Best Home Gardening Notebook. Forms 1 and 2. 6 Best Home Gardening Notebook. Stds. 3 and 4. 7 Graph of Manurial or Variety Trial Result. 8— Best Bird Project—by individual child. 9 Best Insect Project—by individual child. 10— Native Plant Project—by individual child. 11— Record of Class Project. 12— Nature Study Wall Chart. 13— Collection of named weeds—pressed and mounted. 14 — Collection of named grasses—pressed and mounted. 15— Nature Study collection—eggs, shells, or other subjects not included elsewhere. 16— Collection of flower seeds, in tobacco tins, labelled, by pupils of 5.4 or lower classes. 17— Samples of seeds from plants grown in School Gardens. 2 vegetables and 2 flowers. 18— Sample packets of 4 varieties of grass seed. 19— Sample packets of 4 varieties of seeds of clover and clover-like plants. 20— Collection of 12 to 20 native plants—named, pressed and mounted. 21— Tray of seedling Pines grown in School nursery. 22 Tray of seedling Macrocarpa grown in School nursery. \ 23 Tray of seedling Eucalyptus grown in School nursery. 24 Tray of seedling Lawsoniana grown in School nursery. 25 Tray of seedling Native Plants (mixed), grown in School nursery. 26 Tray of seedling Kowhai grown in School nursery. 27 Tray of seedling Native Shrubs, one to four varieties, grown in school nursery. 28— Tray of seedling Native timber trees, one to four varieties, grown in School nursery. 29 One dozen Shrubs, grown from cuttings; roots to be balled and enclosed in sacking. 30— Best collection of saved Forestry seeds, in Tobacco tins, labelled. 31— Collection of samples of Native Timber (including bark). First Prize 10/-. Presented by J. Ballard, Esq. 32 Collection of samples of Timber (any variety). 33 Best display of crops grown by child in own home garden. Home Garden Notebook to accompany each exhibit. First Prize £l t presented by W. E. Clark, Esq. 34 Best individual record for Catf-rearing Competition. F.2. 35 Best individual record for Calf-rearing. F.l. 36 Best M „ 5.4. 37 Best „ „ „ „ 5.3. 38— Best Home-made Calf-halter (no new material to be used). 39 Best Home-made Calf Cover (no new material to be used). 40— Calf Club Chart. (A group record.) 41— Best individual record for Lamb-rearing Competition. F.2. 42 Best „ „ „ M F.l. 43 Best „ „ „ w 5.4. 44 Best „ „ „ „ 5.3. 45 Best Home-made Lamb Halter. (No new material to be used.) 46 Best Home-made Lamb Cover. (No new material to be used.) 47 Lamb Club Chart. (A group record.) 48— One dozen Eggs, from Poultry entered in Boys’ and Girls’ Agricultural Clubs. 49 Best Photograph of Calf, Lamb, Poultry, or Pig entered in Boys’ and Girls’ Agricultural Clubs. 50— School Display of Nature Study and allied subjects, i (Space allotted—24 sq. ft.) Primary School Section THRIFT. OPEN CLASS FOR ALL BOYS AND GIRLS ATTENDING PRIMARY SCHOOLS. UTILISATION OF WASTE MATERIAL. First prize, 4/-; second, 3/-; third, 1/6; fourth, 1/-. Class. 51— Useful Article made from waste material. Open to boys in all classes Primary Schools. 52 Useful Article made from waste material. Open to girls in all classes Primary Schools. Entries close Saturday, May 6th, 1939. EXHIBITS BY INDIVIDUAL PUPILS. First prize, 4/-; second, 3/-; third, 1/6; fourth, 1/-. Class 53 Illustrated Note Book (work to be done subsequent to June, 1938); Agricultural (open to all scholars attending Primary Public Schools). 54 Illustrated Note Book (work to be done subsequent to June, 1938); Agriculture and Dairy Science (combined scheme), open to scholars attending a Primary Public School. 55 — Wood Work Drawing Folios, Stds. 5 and 6. 56 Best Piece Wood Work. Stds. 5 and 6.