FLOWER SHOW.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15896, 9 May 1917, Page 6

FLOWER SHOW.

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A most successful flower show and bazaar was held in the Frebblotou Hall in aid of the funds of the local lied Cross branch and of the Hall Committee. Although too late for most flowers, ail excellent disp.ay of fruit arid vrirelablcs was made. In addition to the show tiio following stalls did «. brisk busi-ness-—Sweets, Mesdames E. Adam. H. Paterscn. and Misses Boag and Xico son ; small produce, Mesdames Hartnell, Kolkmun, MeMnekin. Downev, and Graham; fish poud, Misses McDonald, Legg, and Carpenter, issistcd bv Misses Clifford, Cherry, and hag csome; refreshments, Mesdames Ash, Prebble, C'.ray IMorlajid, and Millar; largo produce, Mr K. Adam. Tho financial results were excellent-, i'll 3 being realised as follows : - Sweets stall JEIS Us 4d. small produce stall £20 8s lOd, fish pond £10 Hs. large produce e 33 17s, refreshments £8 6a Id. Entry fees, admission, and cash donations made ui> the rtoss tot-al, Tho organisers are indebted to Mesdames Alexander and Scott and Messrs G IT. Ward and Humm (Nairn, and bona), who actc3 as judges. The excellent financial result is largelv due to the generous donations of fho residents of tho district who, almost without exception, gave liberally either produce or cash. The prize list is as fol ows: I'LOWEItS. One rose—Miss A. Ucnison 1, Mrs J. Easterbrook 2. Xnreo roses, varieties: Miss A. Doniaou 1, Mrs J. Kasterbrook 2. i;.:x rose.-, varieties, Miss A. JJcnison J. Six gatJlardias: Mrs W. Jiolkuwn 1. Throe gladioli, varieties: Miss Edith Koscoe 1. Antirrhinums, threo varieties: Miss Griffiths 1. , m , c ' "eraniums, varieties: Mrs J. Easterbrook 1. Mrs Webb 2, Miss McGill 3. Nasturtiums, six varieties: Miss K. Gallagher 1. HollyhocK, three varieties: Miss Edith Koscoe 1. fiowors, three blooms: 'i'. Rabbins 1. Collection of flowers: Miss 1. _ Three aahTws, show varieties: Miss k. Gallagher 1 E Adam 2. Three dahias, cactus varieties: K, Adam 1, Miss McGi'.l Mrs "Webb ,*j. Dahlias, single. variet-io-s: Miss O. Roscoe 1 Chrysanthemums: E. Adam 1, Mrs Roscoo 2. Miss Griffiths .1. Six vases of chrysanthemums: E. Adam 1. Three vases of chrysanthemum?: E. Adam 1. Miss Griffiths 2. One vase, of chrysanthemums: E. Adam 1. One plant foliage: Miss O. Roji coo 1. One fern: Mr? .T. Brummond 1. One ' eeranium, any variety Mis J. EastorbrooV 1, i Mrs J Drummond 2. Or.c aspidistra: Mm IJ. Easterbrook 1. Hand bouquet, wired: I Miss Elsie Deniwrn 1. Lady's spray: Miro ; G. Der.iunn 1, Mte 1. Harding 3, Gentleman c I buttonhole: Miss Denison 1, Mrs I. Hardin;.' iJ. Miss X. Eag-esome 3. Vase of flower-. . best arranged: Miss Foster 1. Mis'? M?G: i 2. Docorated basket: Mi." L. Denisc-.i 1 ' Tsbln decoration: Miss McGi'.l 1. Mrs Der,c •' ~ lmutT. Dessert apples, oris variety—Mrs A. St-ewan ;3, -.1 r•. H. i'rcbblo 2, X. H-obius ■). Des.ser. :vj.-'i., tnrre varieties: Mrs A. Stewart J, AJam -Cooking apples, one. variety: Mrs I'reeman 3, H. SaU'iU-jrs 2, Miss l-'oster J. , iK-sscrt pears, one variety: E. Adam 1. Coding pears, one variety: Miss Foster 1. A AJttliES. Xeii i-o.*- —j. .Laaterbrook j, M. 2. Teu yc\io uu..er biana: u. * -C/aattirbrook 1. f i'weiit*-nve : Mi&s ; £'osier 1, X. Kobius a. Unite lurasjn), in.*. : arxsty: J. Easterbrook 1, J. iiarwncii - i Throe parenipa: >!. Easterbrook 1, J. Oiaridge i 2. Xhree carrots: M. Lrallaghcr 1, J. Eastei- ! brook 2, Miss Griffiths 3. Beetroot, .ong ; red variety M. Gallagher 1. Ueetrooi, j globe or turnip variety: X. Robins 1. Five I potatoes, one variety: 11. Saunders 1, 3. ; Bailey 2, J. Easterorook 3. Collection ol ■ potatoes: H. Saunders 1. J. Easterbrook : i'ivo onions: G. LongataSo 1. Six spiltos of j rhubarb: J. Rankin 1, J. Eaatcrbrook 2. Two ! cabbages: J. Eastcrbroolc 1. Xhreo lettuces: ] Mrs .1. Hardir.g 1, J. Eaatcrbrook 2. Mar:rovr: Hrs Webb 1. I>l. Gallagher 2. J. Ea6toi-'•.i-ook 3. Collection of vegetables: J. Eaater- : '.irook 1. COOKERY. Throe plaiu suu.c cto;ie;i—Mrs i. : plain ov ut . Mrs I, ! rlartue.l 2. j. - iu:l >.ike: Mrs ilartiis.; , 'vlaac:ru cake; iiir., j. iifi.!cy 1. Seen cakv. j Mrs Jordan i. sandtrieli. j Munro 1, Miss Hartnc:i 2. 'Jijgerbieaii: I Mrs Jorcla:: .. xMa - '- ot kissca: iLrs Bailey i. Six open i. t.-: Mrs J. BaJey I. turnover urts: Mrs J. liaucy 1. bbcriMrs J<'rd.ui, 2nd Ibreo jarr. ■ 1 frtlit it syrup: Mr? Morlaud 1, Miss Fc? V; 2. Dairy butter. 2'.b plain ro.ls: Mrs .•• :rgstaffe 1. Mi» Hartne!! 2. Separator bu. v. 2ib plain ro'l.*: Mrs J. Eastcrbrock !, .'_:j Webb 2. Plate o: scones, without bu'or: Ann;; Jordan 1, Liiy Cherry 2, Fred" Morland 3. Plate of scones made by a bc.v : J. W. Hartne'.l 1. Clifford Cherry 2. X. Robi:.> Sponge Sir.dwich : X. Robius 1, X. Eaj!-:--ome 2. Sponge sandwiru. ':hi!d under Y* • "vtabsl Griffiths 1. Ro?e- Henderson 2. Pit.:» •: pike>ts: rr?dii Mor:ar4 J. Plair •i me-made b'.fcu.t": O.ivo Roscoe 1 aid 2. ' "ate of reck cake=: Tj;.y Cherry !. X. Robins TIOMK IXDrSTRiES. Six heaviest, hen cjis— Koikman 1. -orks: ID- 1 and special mention. Pair ot PC-'"!:-, wheeling wooi: Mrs McUiH 1 and 2. Mrs Webb 3. Fair of socks, lingering woo!: Mrs McGTll 1.