FLOWER SHOW.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18262, 22 December 1924, Page 8

FLOWER SHOW.

SPRINGSTON SOUTH. On Friday afternoon, despite the wet weaihar, Springston and Springston South held their third annual flower show in the Soldiers' Memorial Hall. The proceeds of tho show weie in aid of the Church of England and tho Springston South School funds, which -will considerably 'benefit. Daring the afternoon an apo'.ogy was received from the Hon. Sir K. Heaton Rhodes, on account of illness. The official opening was. performed by the president, Mr S. J. Keafit. Much of the success of the function was due to the energetic joint secretaries, Messrs P. V. Bailey and A. MeLeod. One of the judges. Mr Nairn, commented on the high quality of the numerous exhibits, ■which far exceeded any previous show. During the afternoon and evening brisk business was transacted by the various stallholders, and numerous competitions toot place. Those who were in charge and assisted at the various stalls were—Tea tent, Mesdames W. Schaffer, W. Kimher, L. Crump, T. Greaves, C. Garland, Misses N. Smith, and N. Pearson: sweets stall, Messrs C. Ryan, B. Huichieon, N. Calder, F. Mcßean, P. Cook, E. Keast, M. Musson, and M. Hughes; produce, Mrs G. Cook, Mrs T. Kimber, and Miss S. Smith; soft drinks, Mr W. Jackson. The prise list is as follows: CUT BLOOMS. (Judge: Mr R. Nairn.) Six roses, three varieties (2): Mrs T. Kimber 1, Mrs N. Powell 2. Specimen rose (2): Miss 0. Cook 1, Mrs N. Powell 2. Nine vases sweet peas (1): Mrfl E. J. Harris 1. Sis vases sweet peas (1): Mrs E. J. Harris 1. Sir varieties sweet peas, grown in school garden (2): Springe ton South School 1 and 2. Sweet peas, white or cream (4): Mrs E. J. Harris 1 and 2, Mrs S. Keaei 3. Sweet peas, pink (5): Mrs E. J. Harris 1 and 2, Mrs S. Keast 3. Sweet peas, any one oolour (9): Mrs G. Roberts 1, Mrs E. J. Harris 2 and 3. Hardy outdoor flowers (11): Miss B. Hutchison 1, Mrs H. A. Wheeler 2, Miss Digby S. Nasturtiums (2): Mrs G. Roberts 1, Miss Marjorie Hughes 2. Pansies (4): Mrs E. J. Harris 1, 2, and 3. Sweet William (3>: Mrs N. Powell 1, Miss Pearson 2, D. Jackson 3. Verbenas (5): Mis Hugheo 1, Mrs H. A. Wheeler 2, Mrs T. Greaves 3. Ten-week stock (4): Mrs E. J. Harris 1, 2, and 3. Delphiniums (1): T. Greaves 1. Ivy-leaf geranium (4): Miss G. Rowel 1 1 and 2, Miss O. Cook 3. Single seranium (4): Miss G. Rowel 1 1, Mrs B. J. Harris 2, Miss 0. Cook 3. Doable geranium (3): Miss G. Rowell 1, Miss G. Cook 2, Mrs B. J. Harris 3. Snapdragons (6): Mrs E. J. Harris 1, Mrs Hughes 2. Mrs 11. A. Wheeler n. Carnations (1): Mrs E. J. Harris 1, Mrs H. A. Wheeler 2, Saunders 3. Collection flowers from school garden (1): Springston South School l. Phlon drummondi (3): Mrs E. J. Harris 1, 2, and 3. POT PLANTS. (Judge: Mr E. Nairn.) One pelargonium (3): Mrs H. A. Wheeler 1 and 3, Mrs G. Roberts 2. Asparagus foliage (5): Mrs H. A. Wheeler 1, Mrs N. Powell 2 and 3. Foliage plants (9): Mrs Hughes 1, Mrs H. A. Wheeler 2, Mies G. Rowell 3. Maidenhair fern (5): Miss G. Rowoll 1, Mrs H. A. Wheeler 2 and 3. Any variety fern (5): Mis N. Powell 1, Miss G. Rowell and Mrs G. Roberts (equal) 2. Collection! ferns (1): Mrs G. Roberta 1. Zonal pelargonium (3): Mrs H. A. Wheeler 1. Plants in flower (2): Mrs H. A. Wheelor I. Cactus (4): Miss G. Rowell 1 and 3, Mrs X. Powell 2. Plant not specified: Mrs H. A. Wheeler 1, Miss G. Rowell 2, Mrs JT. Powell 3. Palm (2): Mrs H. A. Wheeler 1. Miss G. Rowell 2. t DECORATIVE. (Judge: Mis Alexander.l

Vase of flowers (5): Mrs Hughes 1, Mrs C. Kimber 2 and 3. Bowl of flowers (4): Mrs T. Kimber 1, 2, and 3. (Tentleman's buttonhole (7): Miss G. Rowoll 1 and 2, Miss M. Garland 3. Lady's spray, made by gentleman (1): S. Keast 1. Decorated vase of flowers, girl under 1G (3): Miss G. Rowell 1, 2, and 3. Gentleman's buttonhole, girl under 16 <3): Mis 3 G. Rowell 1, 2 and 3. Floral design (1): Mib Kimber 1.

vegetables and fruit. (Judge: Mr R. Nairn.) Autumn-sown onions (6): G. J. Roberts 1,. H. H. Ember 2 and 3. Spring onions (5): H. H. Kimber 1' and 2, G. J. Roberts 3. Broad beans (4): H. H. Kimber 1 and 3, G. H. Roberts 2. Kidney beans (2): Mra X Powell 1, Mrs S. Keast 2. Cabbage (5): Mra T. Kimbcr 1, H. H. Ember 2, 11.I 1 . Hewitt 3. Cauliflower (6): Mra F. Greaves 1, E. J. Harris 9 and 3. Twelve pod peaa (5): H. H. Kimber 1, Mrs T. Kimbcr 2, l). Hamilton 3. Shelled poas (6): Mrs T. Kimber I, Mrs S. Keast 2, H. H. Kimber S. Rhubarb (4): Mrs G. Mcßean 1, A. Mcßoan 2', H. H. Kimber 3. Lettuce (8): Mrs S. Keast 1, P. Kimbcr 2, F. Hewitt 3. Table carrots (8): H. H. Kimbcr 1 and 2. G. Roberto 3. Potatoes, round (3): Mrs S. Keast 1, G. Roberts 2, Miss Hutchison 3. Potatoes', kidney (11): Mra G. Mcßoan 1, F. N. Hewitt 2, H. H. Kimber 3. Four varieties potatoes (3): P. Kimber 1, Mrs T. Kimber 2, G. Roberts 3. Turnips (2): H. H. Kimber 1 and 2. Whito radishes (2): H. H. Kimber 1 and 2. Beetroot (4): P. Kimber 1, H. H. Kimber 2 and 3. Collection vegetables (4): H. H. Kimber I, Mrs G. Mcßeta 9, Mrs N. Powoll 3. Three paianipß (3): H. H. Kimber 1, G. Robertß 2, Mra S. Keast 3. Heaviest new potato (4): A. Mcßean 1, F. Hewitt 2, Mis S. Keast 3. Gooseberriea (14): A. Mcßean 1, - Miss L. Kimber 2. Mcadamas T. Kimber and H. A. "Wheeler equal 3. Dessert apples (3): H. H. Kimber 1. A. Mcßean 2, Mrs I. Kimber 3. Cooking apples (3): H. H. Kimbcr 1, A. McBean 2, Mrs T. Kimber 3. Black currants (41: Misa L. Kimber 1, Mrs G. Mcßean 2, Mrs N. Powell 3. Red. currants (2): Mis? 0. Jackson 1, Mrs N. Powell 2. Raspberries (3): Mrs W. H. Jackson 1, Mrs X. Powell 2, Mrs G. Mcßean 3. Collection fruit (1): Mrs N. Powell 1. Strawberries (1): Mrs N. Powell 1. Cherries (4): Misa R. Kimbcr 1, Mrs N. Powell 2 and 3. COOKERY. (Judges: Mesdames Alexander and Macartney.) Girdle scones (4): Mrs G_, Robert s 1, Mra T. Kimber 2>, Mrs B. Moran 3. Pikelets (3): Miss G. Rowell 1, Mrs B.' Moran 2, Mrs 'l\ Kimber 3. Billy sponge (2): Mias G. Rowell I, Mrs B. Moran 2. Sponge Bandwich. (3): Mrs T. Kimbcr 1 and 2, Mrs B. Moran 3. Mixed pastry (2): Mrs T. Kimber 1. Mra G. Roberts 2. Four Bcones (6): Mrs G. Roberts 1, Mrs B. Moran 2, Mrs T. Kimber 3. Shortbread (5): Mrs T. Kimbcr (two entries) equai 1, Mrs G. Roberts and Mrs N. Powoll 3. Sultana cake (2): Mrs B. Moran 1, Mr 3T. Kimber 2. Rich cake (4): Mrs B. Moran 1, Mies L. Kimber 2, Mrs T. Kiinber 3. Madeira, cake (2): Mrs T. Greaves 1, Mrs T. Kimber 2. Seed cake (1): Mrs T. Kibber 1. Home-made bread, white (1): Mis TV*. Jackson 1. Home-made broad, brown (2): Mrs W. Jackson 1 and 2. Home-made jam (9): Mra B. Moran 1, 2 and 3. Homemade marmalade (7): Mrs T. Kimbcr 1, Mrs If. Powell 9 and 3. Home-made jelly (51: Mrs G. Roberts 1, Mrs N. Powell 2, Mrs T. Kimbcr 3. Home-preserved fruit (21): Mrs Moran 1, 2, and 3. Table butter (3): Mrs AV. Jackson 1, Mrs B. Moran 2, Miss M. Garland 3. Extracted honey (1): Mra S. Keast 1. Honey in sections (1): Mrs. W. Jackson 1. Pieldes (2>: Mrs B. Moran t, Mrs T. Kimber 2. Hen eggs (2): Mrs T. Kimber 1 and 2. Pjiek egga (1): Mra B. Morau 1. Plum pudding (1): Mrs B. Moran 1. Juniors —Plain soonos, under 13 (1): Miss G. Roberts 1. Plain scones (2): Miss G. Roweli 1. Sponge sandwich (1): Miss G. Rowell 1 and 2j D. Jackson 3. Sponge sandwich, under 13 (1): M. Jackson 1. Seed c«ke (1): Mias G. Rowell 1. Turkish delight (2): Miss G. Rowell 1, Miss 0. Dearnley .2. Toffee (1): Miss G. Rowell 1, •S. Kimber 2. Coconut ice (21: Miss G. Rowell 1. Hen eggs (4): Elsie Kimber 1, Eileen Chapman 2. A. Kimber 3. HOME INDUSTRIES. (Judges: Mesdames Macartney and Cooke.) Juvenile Section. Handwork—lnfants, pap.-r cutting (2.; F. [lVson 1, A. Musson 2. P. 3, paper-cutting (6): A. Day 1, S. Kiraber 2, E. Burney 3, R. Harris b c. Standard 5, carton work (4): A. Chapman 1, M. Carter 2. C. Bennett 3. Standard 6, carton woik (3): Elsie Kimbcr 1, Daphne Jackson 2. Crayon drawings—lnfants (6): E. Day 1, A. Mufson 2, J. Powell 3. Standard 1 (1): A. Musson 1. Standard 2 (.4): V. Kimber 1, A. Day 2, S. Henderson 3. Standard 3 (3): M. Jackson 1, P. Kimber 2, J. ltyan 3. Standard 1 (1') ; M- Cook 1, K. Greavc3 2, H. Greaves 3, G. Mitchell and A. Duff ii <•. Standards J and G {'): I'. Kimbcr 1, M. Carter 2, D. Jackson 3. Pencil drawing— Standard 1 (1): A. Musson 1. Standard 2 (3): V. Kimber J, S. Henderson 2. Standard IV. (S:: E. Day 1, il. Ci reaves 2, M. Cook 0. Standards V. and VI. (4 1 : Ji. Kimber 1, M. Carter 2, E. Kimbcr 3. Writing—lnfants (•!/: J. Pcwell 1, M. Chapman 2, E. Day 3. Standard I. (2): R. Roberts 1. A. Musson 2. Standard 11. (7): V. Kimber 1, S. Henderson 2, S. Kimber 3. Standard 111. (3 1 : M. Jackson 1, P. Kimber 2, J. Ryan 3. Standard IV. (12): A. Duff 1, F. Roberts 2, E. Day 3, K. Hewitt c. Standard V. and VI. (8): F. Kimber 1, C. Harris 2, D. Jackson 3, C. Bennett <. bowing— Jniarits (11: E. Day 1. Standard I. (11: G. Roberts 1. Standard 11. (3): A. Day 1, G. Roburts 2, S. Henderson 3. Standards

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111. and IV. (1): Ponrl Kimbcr 1. Standards V. and VI. (1): J. jiiclison 1. Doll's clothes i2): M. Mounce 1, Elsie Kimbcr 2. Under 16, child's )'rock3, hnnd-eewu (3): i>. DuCf 1. Mapping—Standard 111. (3:: P. Kimbcr J. ,T. Ryan 2. Standard IV. < 10>: F. Hewitt 1, H. tiroaves 2. F. Roberts 3. D. Duff c. SUndrrd V. i4>: K. Kinibcr 3, M. Csrtei 2. C. Harm 3. Standard VJ <\): £. K'mbcr .1. Plaflicin? work-Infant* C.il : I. Pmve'.i !. K. Day 2, F. Tyson Standard I. (2): A. Musson 1, A. jiimucr 2. Standard 11. 11): V. Kimbcr 1. J. Mow 2, R. Harris 3. Standards 111. ard IV. (9): 11. (Jrcavs* K. Dny 2, 11. Greaves 3, P. Ivimbcr h A. Duff c. ADULT SECTION. D'oyley, hand embroidered (3.): Mis D. Hamilton 1, Mr.? A. Mcßean 2 aud 3. Caimeole, unvaahed (1): Mrs W. Jackson 1. Camisole, washed (2): Mra TV. Jackaon 1. Traycioth. 'unwashed (lb Mrs E. larr 1. Trayelotli <vaslied (ii: Mr 3 Av* Jackson I. 'j myeloid lmnd-Emb-.-oidcrad (1): Mis A. Mcßean '• Table centvo, coloiued (U: Mrs W. Jr.ck--jri 1. Xis'nt Jreas, band-pmbroidersd ' '■ ?»lrs A. McHca'.i 1 and 2. Knitting, wheeling wooi <11: Jlrs S». Peaioofi J. K.r;il 1:)--• ftn.serinij woo! (1): Mrs E. H. Koncll Knitting, vxo'.len juniper ;li: .Mrs VC. Jackson 1. Ftwv cushion flji: Mis? I. Miusji'

1. 2, and h c, Miss 11. Kea.«t 3. Applique, v.crk (li: Mi« M. Keast 1. Glove?, knitted (: Mrs S. Pearson 1 and 2. POINTS PRIZES.

Cat blooms: Mrs E. J. Harris 150). Pot 'l'aata: Mr? H. A. "Whoeier CM). Decorative: *li.ss G. Powell (15). Vegetables and fruit: H. H. Kimber (47). Cookery: Mrs T. Kimbe r (37). Homo industries: Miss E. Kimber i2l'i.