GLADIOLI BLOOMS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 299, 17 December 1937, Page 16

GLADIOLI BLOOMS.

BRIGHT HENDERSON DISPLAY,

The St. Andrew's Horticultural Society, Henderson, held their annual gladioli show yesterday in the society's hall. There was an excellent display of blooms in all sections, and a large attendance. Prizes were awarded ae follows:— Open Section: Large flowered Hybrids, the society's challenge cup (first prize) to Mr. A. J. Paton. Amateur section : The society's challenge cup, Mr. A. J. Paton. Local Amateur Section.—Class 13 : Mrs. A. Hepburn 1 and 2. Class 14: Mrs A. Hepburn 1, Miss Laurie 2. Classes 15 and 16: Mrs. A. Hepburn 1. Class 17 • Mrs. A Hepburn 1 and 2. Class 18: Mrs! A. Hepburn 1, Miss Laurie 2. Novice Section. —Class 19 : Mrs. Garrett 1, Mrs. Sutton 2. Class 20: Mrs. Johnson 1, Mrs. J. Platt 2. Class 21 : Mrs Johnson 1, Mrs. J. Platt 2. Class 22: Mrs. Potter l v Mrs. Hepburn, sen. 2. Deeorative and Cut Flowers.-—Class 23 : Mrs. J. Platt 1, Mrs. H. Wright 2. Class 24 : Mrs. J. Platt 1, Mrs. Garrett 2. Class 2.->: Mrs. H. Wright 1 and 2. Class 27 : Mrs. 1. Inghuin 1, Miss Lnurie 2. Class 28 : Mrs. Cossey 1. Mrs. A. Hepburn 2. Class 29 : Mrs. Cosse.v 1, Miss Duncan 2 School Section. —Class 30 : Miss D. Ashton 1. Master Russell 2. Class 31 : Miss G. Walker 1. Miss M. Banks 2. Class 32 • Miss Y. Cossey 1, Miss M. Banks 2. Class 33 : Miss J. Walker 1, Miss K. Dorman 2. In the cooking competition flrst prize for sponge sandwich was awarded to Mrs. Cossey; plate of shortbread, Mrs. Boot; plate of coconut let, Mre. Cogsey. '