SWEET PEAS AND ROSES.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19202, 7 January 1928, Page 7

SWEET PEAS AND ROSES.

SHOW AT SYDENHAM

The annual show of the Canterbury Sweet Pea. Caruation, and Rose Society was opened yesterday in the Sydenham Football Hall. Mr McDonald judged the roses, Mr W. C. G. Beumelberg the carnations, Mr Durie the cut flowers, vegetables, and ladies' decorated classes; and Mr Wiltshire the gladioli. Following is the prize list:— SWEET PEAS.

Section B, Open.—Citizens' Challenge Cup (1. distinct varieties) (1): V. Lang 1. bis distinct varieties (3): W. Toon 1, V. Lang ... Three distinct varieties (3): V. Lang 1 and 2.

facction C, Amateurs.—Twelve distinct varieA e f Q} : J' 0 ° a J - Nin » distinct varieties (3): W. Taylor 1, H. Mawson 2." Sis distinct varieties (3): H. Mawson 1. Vase, any variety (6): A. L. Davis 1 and 2. Section D, Novices.—Nine distinct varieties (1); M. Reddie. Three distinct varieties (I): M. Reddie 1. Special prize, premier vase: W. Toon. ROSES.

Section B. Open.—Canterbury Sweat Pea, Carnation, »nd Rose Society's Cup, 12 distinct varieties (1): W. J. Gabb 1. Six 'J'' 00 " 38 , distinct varieties (2): B. Lloyd 1, W. J. Gabb 2.

Section C, Amateurs.—Six blooms, distinet varieties (3): W. tf. Gabb 1, B. Llovd 2. Three blooms, distinct varieties (3): W. J. Gabb 1 and 2. Highest aggregate in amateur roses: W. J. Gabb. Premier bloom: B. Lloyd. OARNATIONS. Section B, Open.—Canterbury Horticultural Society's Challenge Oup (3): W. Adams 1, C. A. Small 2, H. Landrey vh c. Carnation, any variety (l): w. Adams 2. Best collection carnations (2): B. I. Pegley 1, H. Landrey 2. Best collection of 18 distinct carnations (2): B. I. Pegley. 1, H. Landrey 2. Eighteen carnations, distinct, varieties (3): B. I. Pegley 1, H. Landrey 2. Twelve carnations, self (1): B. I. Pegley 1. Twelve fancy carnations (4): B. I. Pegley 1, W. Adams 2, H. Landrey vh. c. Six perpetual carnations (1): B. I. Pegley. Six selfs (4) ! : W. Adams 1, B. I. Pegley 2. Three white ground and three yellow ground picoteds (1): B. I. Pegley 2. Six fancy e&rnatioiis (2): B. I. Pegley "1, C. A. Small .2. Thr<<e whites (1): B. I. Pegley 1. Three marootis (2): B. I. Pagloy 1, C. A. Small 2. Three while ground fancy (2): B. I. Pegley 1, C. A. Small 2. .

Section C. Amateurs.—Twelve carnations or picotees (1): W. Limb 1. Six carnations or picotees (2): W. Limb 2. Six carnations, selfs (1): W. Limb 1. Three carnations, self (1): \V. Limb I. Three carnations, fancy (3): W. Limb 1. Section D, Novices.—Six carnations, distinct varieties (3): Miss Jean Maddren 1, F. H. Dephoff 2. Three carnations, selfs (3): Miss Jean Maddren 1, F. H. Dephoff 2. Three carnations, fancy (2): Miss Jean Maddren 1, F. Dephoff 2. Three picotees, distinct varieties (1): Miss Jean Maddren J. Premier Blooms.—Self: B. I. Pegley. Yellow ground fancy: 15. I. Pegley. White ground fancy: B. T. Pegley. Nondescript: H. Landrey. White ground picotee: B. I. Pegley. Yellow ground picotee: B. I. Pegley. COT FLOWERS.

Section B.—Twelve vases outdoor-grown cut flowers (i) : A. Soames 1, Mrs S. E. Turner 2. Six vases outdoor-grown cut flowers (4): Mrs S. E. Turner I, F. H. Dephoff 2, Six vases annnals, distinct kinds (.1): Mrs S. E. Turner 1. Six single petunias (1): Mrs S. E. Turner. Six vase* pnnsies (3): V. J. Lang 1. S. E. Turner 2. Six vases nemesis (2): Misg M. Garnet 1, Mrs S. E. Turner 2. Three vases scabious or scabiosa (5): F. H. Dephoff 1, Miss M. Garnet 2. Three vases penstemons (8): w. Adams 1, W. Toon 2. Three vases gatllardia (2): A. Soanes 1, Mrs S. E. Turner 2. Six vases antirrhinums (4): VT. Adams 1, D. Savage 2. Vase of lilies (1): B. I. Pegler. Six vases vloli (2): W, Toon 1, Mrs S. E. Turner 2. VEGETABIjF ,S.

Best collection of vegetables, IS distinct kinds (2): Mrs S. E. Tumor J, A. Soanos 2. Best collection of vegetables, six distinct kinds (2): P. H. Dcphoff 1, A. L. T>av lS 2.

FRUIT. Plate of eherries (1): B. I. Pegley 1. Plato of black currants (2): B. I. Pegley 1. Plate of raspberries (2): Mrs. A. Pearn 1. Plate of gooseberries (4): Bt I. Pegley 1, Mrs A. Pearn 2. LADIES' DECORATIVE CLASSES. Bowl of any flowers, not roses (1): Miss M. E. Hawkins. Basket of gladioli (1): Mrs A. Soanes. ' GLADIOLI. Section B, Open—Fred Armstrong's Gladioli Hybrid Challenge Cup (4) : A. Soanes (9 points). Spike of pink, rose, or salmon (6): 0. Pease 1 and 2. Spike of white, blotched, or pencilled (5): A. Soanes 1 and 2. Spike o£ yellow or buff (4): W. Hawkins 1. A. Soanes 2. Spike of blue, purple, or lilac (5): A. Soanes 2. Spike of self colour (4): A. Soanes 2. Ward Cup. six varieties gladioli, one spike each (5): W. Toon 1, W. Hawkins 2. Nine distinct varieties (3): W. Hawkins 1,, W. Toon 2. Six distinct Tarioties (5): W. Adams 1. A. Soanes 2. Three distinct varieties (5): W. Toon 1, W. Adams 2. Section C, Amateurs—Three distinct varieties (6): L. Weeks 1. Miss E. Hawkins 2. One spike lilac, mauve,' or blue (3): L. Weeks 2. ■ One spike white, blotched, or pencilled (4): Miss E. Hawkins 1, C. Darling 2. One spike, any other variety (7): L. Weeks 1, C. Darling 2. • Vase primulinus (2): L. W« e ks 1. Section tf, Novices —One spike, any variety (2): C. Darling 1, Mrs F. H. Dephoff. 2. Special prize for best stand of six gladioli in the snow; W. Toon. Premier blooms, primulmos: L. weeas. Plain petal: W. Hawkins. COOKING. Open Class— Light fruit cake (not iced) (8): Mrs Dunshea 1, Mrs S. E. Turner 2. Mrs Landrey 3. Plate assorted tarts (2): Mrs Dunshea 1, Mrs S. E. Turner 2. Tray of assorted cakes (1): Mrs S. E. Turner 1. Madeira cake (3): Mrs H. Wilson 1, Mrs F. Dunshea 2. Fruit cake (7): Mrs H. Wilson 1, Mrs W. B. Giblett 2, Mrs Landrey 3. Sultana cake (4): Mrs A. H. • Hayes 1. Mrs W. B. Giblett 2. Seed cake '4): Mrs F. Dunshea 1, Mrs H. Wilson 2. FTate of 08tina biscuits (3): Mrs A. E. Beaumont 1 and 2. Tricolour ,cake (4): Mrs Dunshea 1, Mrs A. Beaumont 2. Loaf of nut brown bread (4): Mrs A. H. Hayes 1, Mrs Dunshea 2. Plate of kisses (2):' Mrs Giblett 2. Sponge sandwich (3): Mrs A. H. Hayes 1, Mrs W. B. Giblett 2. Six jam tarts (puff pastry) (2): Mrs F. Dunshea 1, Mrs S. E. Turner 2. Six jam tarts (short pastry) (2): Mrs S. E. Turner 1. Six pikelets (3): Mrs A. Toon 1, Mrs A. Pearn 2 and S. Sponge roll (2): Mrs A. Beaumont 1, Mrs A. Pearn 2. Six plain scones (1): Mrs W. Giblett 2. Six girdle scones (4): Mrs Giblett 1. Six queen cakeß with fruit (5): Mrs. A. H. Hayes 1, Mrs A. Pearn 2. Best collection of assorted cakes Q): Mrs 8. B. Turner 2. Plate of shortbread (4) : Mrs S. E. Turner 1, Mrs A. Pearn 2. Highest aggregate: Mrs Dunshea, Society's cup and silver medal. Children under 16—Plain fruit cake (1): Miss Zina Landrey 1. Sponge sandwich (1): Miss Zina Landrey 2. Six queen cakes with trait (1) .-Miss Zina Landrey 2. Pastry (1): Miss Zina Landrey 2.