HENDERSON GLADIOLI SHOW.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 296, 15 December 1933, Page 2

HENDERSON GLADIOLI SHOW.

The St. Andrew's Horticultural Society held its annual gladioli show in the Presbyterian Sunday school hall yesterday afternoon and evening. Mr. Whitely, of Auckland, acted as judge, and the prizewinners were:— Open Section.—Large flowered hybrids, 12 spikes (Society's Challenge Cup): Mr. C. Finlayson 1, Mr. Gilliam 2. Nine spikes : Mr. C. Finlayson 1. Six spikes: Mr. (iillinm ], Mr. Viekers 2. Three spikes: Mr. Viekers 1, Mr. C. Finlayson 2. '.Twelve spikes, prinnilinus hybrids: Mr. Gilliam 1. Mr. C. Finlayson 2. Amateur Section. — Largp Cowered hybrids, sis spikes: Mr. K. Gilliam 1, Mr. Viekers 2. Three spikes: Mr. Gilliam 1, Mr. l'arton 2. One spike, red predominating: Mr. Viekers 1, Mr. Fartou 2. One spike, white predominating: Mr. Parton 1, Rev. .1. Olphert 2. One spike, pink: Mr. Power 1. Mr. K. Gilliam 2. One spike. yellOW: Mr. K. Gilliam 1. Mr. Power 2. One SMike, rnnuve, lavender or violet: Mr. Parton 1, Miss Phillips 2. Twelve spikes, primulinus hybrids: Mr. C. Finlayson 1. Six spikes : Mr. K. Gilliam 1, Mr. C. Finlayson 2. Amateur Local Section < residents of Henderson, Glen Eden, Oratia, Swanson, Tβ Atntu, Massey and Hobsonville only).— One spike, any colour: Mr. Tarton 1, Mrs. A. \V. Hepburn 2. Six spikes, large flowered: Mr. Parton 1, Mrs. Handby 2. Four spikes: Mr. Parton 1, Mr. Webster 2. Two spikes, large flowered : Mrs. Pollock 1, Mrs. Rickarcl 2. Six spikes, primulinus : Mr. Merz 1. Mrs. Ricknrd 2. Three spikes: Mr?. Hepburn 1, Miss Laurie 2. Six varieties flowers- Mrs. Handy 1, Mrs. Pollock 2. Decorated bowl, any flowers : Mrs. Handby 1, Mrs. Hepburn 2. Decorated rase: Mrs. J. Sinton 1, Mrs. Handy 2. Cowl of roses: Miss Bridson 1, Mrs. Gray 2. School Section.—One spike gladioli, to be grown bv exhibitor: Jack Morris 1, R. Cowley 2. Best buttonhole : Louie Pilgrim 1, T. Inghnm 2. Collection of native flowers : June Wright 1, William and Colin Lowe 2.