FLOWER SHOWS.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19803, 16 December 1929, Page 10

FLOWER SHOWS.

| SPRINGSTOX SOUTH. j i-■ ~,s i.j.- r »; e i'.rir.-=*o- isoiitii Memorial iHa ! ' I'" '■■*;■> of. :-c- :a't that the season ! '-a- t-,,+ 'ce'n -"i--uri-Ie for Severs, the j tola: "i-umW staged -aa satiaj factory. , , I The actions were atose -or j ctr - ower s, vegetal'.es, cookery, and schoc-i wo:li~ "he'elates :or amateur photography we-c - strong :'-:af..re. l m-.c r V C donation o: a rose [ _ ;or "the dinner of most points did i nr;cji to stimuiiiu- :jjaipetitiGn. Mis F. A. j Ca~Ter.ter, who accorded th-3 =Lo~ gare:oiiS ! suupoit, is the -r=t holder. j ' The official ooening was performed dv Hr I i.l s Cjy' •*""'',tur.--.'', -.■■-no 'iaa briefly irtro\>"Jc* ••, "■■ (?=ur.. Mr sit:;; io;: congratulated j [er = t aiicT'sai-f it~-.vi* i.leasing to see that i ro iii-ilu encouragement cad been given to 1 -, ..n.or exhibitors. ' Kvider.ce c: the good organising -.vorjs peri '"orrned bv tr.c secretaries. Mia L. Newstead, I M : ss S 'M-ih'.eisen, and Mr E. L. Keale, | ivas ay;;are:.i A liumbcr or stalls added to the attractions of the shov.-. fruit and Vegetables, Mr R. >"airn; decorative, .3i3 li. Nairn; cookery, Mre Nutt and'Mies B. Withell; farm produce, Mr F. 0. Schmidt; sewing senior division), Mesoarraes E. J. Cooke and J. Mackenzie; ' juvenile section and school work. Rev. A. H. Fov.-ies, Mrs Fowles, and Mrs Marks; pfjotosrapliv. Mr Fowles. ThcT lolloping v.eie the av.ard3: CUT BLOOMS. Twelve rosea (2): Mrs Powell 1, Mrs Archbold 2. Six roses {%: Mrs Archbold 1, Mrs Mubsoe 2. Three roses (6): Mrs G. Batstone 1, Mrs Musson 2, Mrs F. W. Carpenter 3. Specimen rose (7): Mrs G. Batstone 1 and 3, Miss Mabel Jackson 2. Collection of liliee (1): Mrs F. W. Carpenter 1. Collection of arum lilies (2;: Mrs F. W. Carpenter 1, Miss Mabel Jackson 2 Six vases sweet peas (1;: Miss Mabel Jackeon 1. Sweet neas, white or cream (1): Miss Mabel Jackson 1. Sweet peas, pink (!)'• Miss Babel Jackson 1. Sweet peas, any other colour (2): Miss S. Smith i, Miss Mabel Jackson 2. Outdoor grown flowers (8): Miss Hughes 1 and equal 3, Mm Carpenter 2, Mi3B Mabel Jackson equal S. 'Twelve pansies (3): Mrs Carpenter 1 and 3, Mrs G. Batstone 2. Six pansies (3): Mre G. Batstone 1, Mrs Carpenter 2 and 8. Violas (5): Mrs Batstone 1 and 2, Mrs Archbold 3. Sweet William (8): Mrs T. Gillatt 1 and 3, Miss Mabel Jackson 2. Columbines (2): Mrs Batstone i, Mrs Carpenter 2. Ten-week stocks (3); Mrs Carpenter 1, 2 and 3. Delphiniums (3): Mrs Carpenter 1, Mrs Archbold 2, Mis 3 Mabel Jackson 3. Peonies (1): Mra Archbold 1. Ivy-leaf geranium (2): Mrs Carpenter 1 and 2. Singles geraniums (3): Mrs Batstone 1, Mrs Hughes 2. Snapdragons (4): Mrs Musson 1, Mrs Hughes 2, Miss Hughes 3. Carnations (3): Mrs L. Collins 1, Mra Archbold 2, Miss S Smith 3. Marigolds (7): Mrs Hughes 1, Mrs S. Keast 2. Mrs F. W. Carpenter 3. Best collection of flowers from school garden (14): Infants 1, Iris Powell 2, Mona Chapman 3. POT PLANTS. Pelargoniums, two varieties (1): Mrs F. W. Carpenter 1. One pelargonium (1); Mrs *'. W. Carpenter 1. Fuchsia* (1): Mrs F. W. Carpenter 1. Asparagus foliage (2): Mrs Uarp*ntei 1, Mrs Batstone 2. Foliage plant (2): Mrs Batstone 1, Mrs Carpenter 2. Maidennair fern (2): Mrs Batstone 1, Mrs Carpenter 2. Fern, any variety (2): Mrs Batstone 1, Mrs Carpenter 2. Geraniums, distinct varieties (2): Mra Carpenter and Mra Batstone (equal) 1. Three plants in flower (2): Mrs Batstone 1, Mre Carpenter 2. Cactus in flower (3): Miss Powell 1, Mrs Carpenter 2. Plant not specified (4): Mrs Batstone 1, Mrs Carpenter 2. Palm (1): Mrs Batstone 1. Two petunias (1): Mrs Carpenter 1 DECORATIVE. Vs*e of flowers (8): Mrs Hughes 1, 2, and ho, Mrs Archbold 3 and b. o. Bowl of Cowers (7): Mrs Hughes 1, Miss Hughes 2 and c, Mrs Carpenter 3, Mrs Powell h c. Basket of flowers (1): Mra Carpenter 1. Victorian posy (2): Mr 3 Carpenter 1, Miss S Smith 2. Buttonhole (7): Mrs Carpenter 1, Miss Hughes 2 and 3, Mrs Archbold c. Lady's spray (3): Mrs Archbold 1, Mrs Carpenter 2, Mrs Hughes 3. Vase of flowers, girl under 16 (2): Peace Hamilton and Mabel Jackson (equal) 1. Lady's spray, boy under 16 year 3 (4): Willie Dutton 1 and 2. Buttonhole, gfrl under 16 years (6): Mabel I Jackson 1 and 3, Peace Hamilton 2. Floral

design (1): His Carpenter 1. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT* Autum.i-sown onions (2): Miss S. Kimber 1 and 2. Spring onions (10): Mabel Jackson 1, Mias S. Kimber 2, L. R. Dulieu 3. Broad beans ('2): L. R. Dulieu 1, Mrs Musson 2. Cabbage (8): Miss S. Kimber 1 and 2, Mrs Archbold 3. Cauliflower (4): Mrs S. Keast 1, Mrs F. W. Carpenter 2. Pods of peas (5): L. R. Dulieu 1, Miss S. Kimber 2. Shelled peas (2): L. R. Dulieu 1, Mrs j Archbold 2. Rhubarb (2): Mrs G. Batstone 1, Mabel Jackson 2. Cabbage lettuce (10): li. R. Dulieu 1, G Baker 2 and 3. Cos lettuce (2): H. Kimber 1, H. Pearson 2. Carrots (7): Miss S. Kimber 1, Mrs Powell 2, L. R. Dulieu 3. Red potatoes (2): H. Kimber 1 and 2. Turnips (8): Mrs F. W. Carpenter 1 and 2, H. Kimber 8. Red radishes (1): Mis F. W. Carpenter 1. White radishes (1): Mrs Carpenter 2. Beetroot <9): Mrs Archbold 1, Mrs Carpenter 2, Mrs Powell 3. Silver beet (1): Mrs Dulieu 1. Collection of vegetables (3): Mrs Carpenter 1, Misa Mabel Jackson and Mrs Powell (equal; 2. Gooseberries (11): H. Kimber 1, Mies S. Kimber* 2, Mrs F. W. Carpenter 3. Black currants (3): Mrs Carpenter 1 and 8, Miss S. Kimber 2. Collection of fruit (2): Mrs Powell l i Mrs Carpenter 2. Strawberries (5): Mrs Archbold 1 and 3, H. Kimber 2. Asparagus (2): Mrs F. W. Carpenter 1, Miss Mabel Jackson 2. Cherries, any variety (1): Mrs Powell 1. COOKERY. Seniors—Gingerbread (2): Mrs Archbold 1, Mrs Mueson 2. Cream cakes <8): Miss S Smith 1 and 2, Mrs Musson 3. Girdle scones (8): Mrs F W. Carpenter 1, Miss K. Smith 2 and 3. Pikeleto (4): Mrs Carpester 1, Miss S. Smith 2 and 8. Sponge cake (1): Mrs Carpenter 1. Billy eponge (1): Mrs Carpenter 1. Bponge sandwich (6): Miss S. Smith I, Mrs Archbold 2, Mrs C. H. Watson 3. Mixed pastry (1): Mrs Archbold 1. Sausage rolls (3): Mrs Archbold 1 and 2, Mrs Musson 3. Scones (2). Mrs N. Archbold 1, Mrs Carpenter 2. Shortbread (9): Mrs Musson 1 and 3, Mrs Carpenter 2. Sultana cake (2)- Mrs P V Bailey 1 Mrs Archbold 2. Madeira cake (2): Mrs L. Collins 1, Mrs Archbold 2. Seed cake (1): Mrs Aichbold 1. Kisses (3): Mrs Musson 1 Mrs Powell 2, Mrs Archbold 3. Nut loaf (2): Mrs Archbold 1, Mrs Carpenter 2. Home-made bread (3): Miss Mabel Jackson 1, Mrs Carpenter 2 and 3. Afternoon tea, tray (2): Mrs C. H. Watson 1, Mrs Archbold 2. Jam (1): Mrs P. V. Bailey lZ°'l~ „\ Mrs 3. Jelly (6) : Mrs r. v. Bailey 1, Sylvia Kimber 2, Miss Mabel Jackson 3. Preserved fruits (1): Mrs m U^ S V. -1> W J bu \ ter (6): Mra H ». Mrs E.-Guilford 3, Miss Mabel Jackson Z. Extracted honey (1): Mrs J. Lancaster 1 Hen eggs (2): Miss S. Smith 1 and 2. Duck eggs (2>: Miss S. Smith 1, Mrs E. Guilford 2. Plum pudding, made with butter (1) • Mrs; Aronbold 1. Tomato sauce (3): Mrs Archbold land S, Mrs Hutchison a. Raspberry jam (3): Miss S. KimHer 1, Miss I smith 2 and 3. Juniors—Plain scones, under 13 years (5): Peace Hamilton 1. Ray Gallagher 2 L»st*r lyulagher 3. Plain scones (3) :' P e «'e Hamilton 1. Mona Chapman 2 Mabe' Jackson s Pikelets (2>: Peace Hamilton 1. l? a }' e } •l*? k f orl 2 - Spons-e sandwich (21 : hylyia Kimber 1. Mona Chapman 2. Mabe' Jackson b. Sponge sandwich. under 13 years (.2): Peace Hamilton 1. Mona ChapSiJVi. *¥*? calce (1): Mabel Jackson 1. Turkish dehght (2): Mabel Jackson 1, Iris Powell 2 Toffee <4) : Sylvia Kimber 1, Mabel Jackson 2. Iris Powell 3. Coconut ice (3): Sylvia Kimber 1 and 2. Iris Powell 3. Date scones (1): Mabel Jackson 1. Sultana ??^ e IM'-, -H aabe! , e! JaekßOn 1- Hen eggs (1): Mabe! Jackson 1. Duck eggs (if: Mabel Jackson 1. Biscuits (i) : Mabel Jackson 1 HOME INDUSTRIES Juniors—Carton work (history subject). Standard 111 ,2): Arnold Hubbard 1 Harvey Archbold 2. Standard IV. OS) • y r ,d Tyson 1, Colin Tyson 2. Standards V. and \ I. (woodwork (3): James Moore 1. Arnold Kimber 2 Robert Kerr 3. Standard 11. (plasticine) (2): Bruce Chapman 1 Len Carpenter 2. Standard 111. (5): Tom' Ham - i ton 1. Harvey Archbold 2, Arnold Hubbard ;V standard IV. (.V, ■ Fred Tyson 1, Willie Duucn 2. Colin Tyson 3. Cravon drawins:. Manaard 11. (31: Bruce Chapman 1. Lois Dulieu 2. Rita Bennett 3. Standard IIL :12 5: Ray Galiasher 1. Billv French 2. Raymond Leslie 3, Dorothy Cook h c A-nold ilnhbard c. Standard IV. fll)'- Bert Painter 1. Peace Hamilton 2, lan Reid 3. Fred Tyson h c, Marjorie Davis c. Standard "V. (11): Mona Chapman 1 Iris Powell 2 Bert Kerr 3. Sylvia Bennett h c Melba T>eed c. Standard VI. (5): Gladys TVallaee 1. Arnold Kimber 2. James Moore 3. Enid !>avidson h c. Joe Cunneen c. Pencil drawing —Standard 11. (3>: Lois Duliea 1. Rita p Bennett 2. Bruce Chapman 3. Standard ■ 111. (10V Emma Tvson 1. Raymond Leslie I 2. Billy French S. Joyce Moore h c. DoroI thy Cook e. Standard IV. ('7}- Be-* . | Pai.r.ter 1. Trevor Guilford 2. Antes Musson j 3 Coltu Tyson h c. Fred Tyson o. fcrand;j srd \. ,si: :i' t> Powell ',. Bob French 2. ; j TVT.Ii-? Smith 3. Melba Deed h c. Bert Kerr i , •-. standard \ I. , 6] : Glad-.- Wal'ace 1 S | F.utd PavisnnjL .Tames :,. p. Guilford 1 -. U;c:. " Standard ' 111. ", 11} .

KraSks h •:. -Ji>i:.\-= (ir-e:. ■-. IV. ill": Ben ?3:itsV i. Fred Tv-cd '.. Daroy Deod f. Pearl Gu:"::orJ h c. Peace i Ila2i::tcn c. t-tat-dard \. » : Mohj Cr.s;> Dul-.-ie Smith it c Melba Deed c. Standard A*l. (5; : Gladys Wallace 3, Arnold Kimber 2 Enid Davison 3. Mafping—Standard 111. i'i} : Dorottiy Cook 1. Joa:i Brsy "GctilTcrd i. B-.-r: Paint-..- 2. ' \V: ; iie Dutton J, Ar.ice ilasson h c. Standird V. •.4 V : Bert Kerr 1. Iris Fovell 2. Mo-a Charni»n 2. Standarvi VI. ; 2':: James Moore 1, Arrso'.d Ktrrber 2. Sewing. trcfarps (.article in sugar ?.;«g 0': Beli Tester 1. Eope Tyson 2. No'a I .uskia 3. Coloured jtitching (10): Harry Kerr 1 and 2, Bruce D-ciieu 3. Russell Ca.-t->r h c. Stuart; Bray c. Pinafore (3): Vid.i Shackel I. Venus Mussoa 2. Annie Painter 3. Standard 1., white artiele (10): Bob Shackel 1, Fred Chapman 2 and 3. Lesii - Moore h ■• and c. Infants and Standard I. knitting (10 > : Noni Woods 2. Muriel Painter 2. Fred Chapman S. Nola Hoskin h c. Htpe Tyson c. Standard 11.. article in Brit.vay (2): Lois Dulieu 1, Rita B.enrtett 2. Standard 111. cush ion or book cover 4 > : Joyce Moore 1, Dorothy Cook 2. Joan Brsy 3. Emma Tyson h c. Standard IV.. cocking apron ■: 2 i : Anice Musson 1, Pea,--: rlnmiitet; 2. S'attd ards V. and VI.. simple garment :3»: Iris Powell 1. Mosa Charmra: 2. Sylvia Bennett 0. Patch on flann.l •,:'.■: Iris Powt-11 1, Mona Chapman 2. Sylvia Bennett 3. Print or calico patch (3) : Morh '"napman 1. Iris Powell 2, Sylvia Bennett 3. Under 16 years—Crochet d'oy'.ey ill: Mabel Jackson 1. D'oyloy. hand embroidered (7) : Syivia Kimber 1. Mona Chapman 2, Mabel Jackson 3. S-.lvia Kimber h c and <:. Child's frock (I'. : Miss A. Woods 1. Embroidered apron i2i: Mabel Jackson 1, Phyllis Wallace 2. Knitted garment (.1): Mona Chapman J. Embroidered work, coloured (9): Pearl Kimber 1, Sylvia Kimber 2, Sylvia Bennett 3, Mona Chapman h c, Mabel Jackson c. Applique work (2): Mona Chapman 3. Raffia work, infants (71: Owen Mehlhopt 1 and 2, Ken Gallagher 3, Jack Tucker c. Standard I. .4): Chapman 1 and 2, L. Moore 3. Ron Coles h c. Standard IE (11: Bruce Chapman 1. Standard 111. (2): Tom Hamilton 1, Arnold Hubbard 2. Standard VI. (1): Mabel Jackson 1. Basketwork (3): Fred Chapman 1, Venus Musson 2. Owen Hoskins 3. Raffia baskets (4): Gladys Wallace 1. Mabel Jackson 2, Alice Phillips 3, Veda Davison h c. Adults—Table centre <2): Miss E. Smith 1, Miss M. Hughes 2. Knitting (1): Mrs Hutchison, sen., 1. Fancy cushion (4) : Miss M. Woods 1 and 2, Miss M. Hughes 3 and c. Raffia work (3) : Miss Muhleisen 1. Mrs T. J. Kimber 2 and 3. Lamp shade (1): Mrs E. Walker 1. PHOTOGRAPHY. Animal study (27): Mrs Batstone I. Miss K. Ryan 2, Miss I. Mutton and Miss N. Woods (equal) 3. Seaside view or land scape (9): Mrs Batstone 1. Miss JByce Ridden 2 and 3. Best view in Springston (1): Miss Ivy Mutton 2. Best view in Springston South (9) : Miss Muhleisen 1 and 3, Miss Ivy Mutton 2. Portrait (13): Miss Muriel Mounce 1, Miss Ivy Mutton 2 and 3. Architecture (11): Mrs Batstone 1, Miss Ivy Mutton 2 and 3. Most points (Mr W. Mounce's trophy): Miss Ivy Mutton. PRODUCE. Hunters white w-lieat (3) : H. Pearson 1 and 2. Mrs Powell 3. Wheat, any other variety (2) : H. Pearson 1 and 2. Garton oats (1): F. W. Carpenter 1. Dun oats (1): F. W. Carpenter 1. Oats, any other variety (4): H. Pearson 1 and 2. Ryegrass, English (3): F. W. Carpenter 1 and 2 Mrs Powell 3. Ryegrass, Italian (3): F.' W. Carpenter 1 and 2, Mrs Powell S. POINTS PRIZES. Cut blooms: Mrs F. W. Carpenter. Pot plants end decorative: Mrs F. W. Carpenter.

and fruit: Mr? Carne-citer. Cooker— Mr. Areh ; Ed; r;;::n-r-',;\ Mis? *. Smith, produce: IE V. Cavoer.ter. Ko>? io> : .i irivc-; b- Mr- C. N. C. Po-v-E E" r-.:<: po.rts In Sh :'-v: Mr? i'. W. Carpenter. ROSE SHOW AT WAIMATE. .':.• :,r: ...a. :u se j:.-- a: 'o. a; n: a : e ■■■ a - he c. in: - year in Oiympia 11*::. Des"ute the disas--re as frost of November 15th, there were lar;e entries in most c-f the classes, and the dis nlay v.-as a very creditable one. The Mayor (Mr George Dash) officially opened the show The awards were: Sis distinct varieties roses (for Chal'en-e Kosf Bow!!: J. W. Hayes 1. Mrs A. G. Pit-.-2 Mrs V. Miller 3. Six distinct varieties roses: Mrs Miller 1. Mrs Pitts 2. H>brui pernetual or hybrid tea ro-e: J. W. Hayes 1. Mrs Pitts 2, Dr. Wylie 3. White or cieatr. rose: J. W. Hayes 1. Mrs Miller 2. Anyone variety rose: Mrs N EA. Rattray 1, J. W. Haves 2, Mrs Pitts 3. Cluster roses. shoe, n in "snrays: Mrs J. Menzies 1. Mr? Pitts 2. Champion rose: Miss K. Akhurst. Three va-i-Me* roses: Mrs Miller 1. Sweetestsorted rose: I>r. Wv.ie 1. I'. Akl.urst 2. M-- Pitts 3. Red r-se: J. W. Ka>Cs 1. MEs P Nanier 2. Mrs Miller 3 Pink rose: J. \V. H::Ves 1. Mrs Miller 2. Mrs Pitts 3. Yob iow rose: Mrs Pitts 1. J. V.'. Users 2. Mrs Miller 3. Single rose: Miss Akhurst 1. Three distinct varieties roses: Mrs llennesey 1 Mrs Miller 2. Best three distinct varieties ros^s —Mrs Miller ]. Mrs Smith 2. Most points, roses: J. W. Hayes (19) 1. Mrs Miller (IS) 2, Mrs Pitts '.14) 3. Sweet peas— Nine varieties: K. Sanders 1. Four varieties: E. Sanders J. Mrs J. Menzies 2, Mrs D. S. Chisholm 3. Six varieties : E. Sanders 1, Mrs McLean 2. Stocks. Mrs T. E. Parry 1. Mrs Aubrey 2. Pansies: Mrs L. V. Brenton 1, Mrs J. Menzies 2. Violas: Mrs H. Mcljean 1. Mrs Pitts 2. Aquilegias: Mrs Menzies 1, Mrs, Pitts 2. Delphiniums: Mrs Pitts 1. Mrs McLean 2. 'Collection cut flowers, herbaceous: Mrs Pitts 1, Mrs ft. P. Harris 2. Verbenas: Mrs Parrv 1. Antirrhinums: Mrs Parry I, Mrs Pitts" 2 Irises: Mrs Pitts 1. Miss Napier 2. Collection cut flowers, not otherwise specified: Mrs Parry 1, Mrs R. P. Harris 2. Sweet Williams: Mrs J. C. Templer 1, Mrs Brenton 2. Ranunculus: Mrs Parry J. Poppies: Mrs Collis 1, Mrs Menzies 2. Most points other cut blooms: Mrs Parry 1, Mrs Pitts 2. Basket ot roses: Mrs Collis 1, Mrs Brenton 2. Bowl of flowers: Mrs G. Smith 1, Mrs .T. C. Templer 2, Mrs R. G. Shackleton 3. Miss A. M. Jones h c. Bowl of roses: Mrs C. G. Holmes 1. Miss K. Akhurst 2, Mrs W. Miller 3. Bowl of roses, one colour, own foliage: Mrs L. V. Brenton 1. Vase of sweet peas: K. Sanders 1, Mrs Menzieß 2. Mrs F. Jones 3. Rose spray and buttonhole: Mrs Brenton 1, Miss Gladys Holmes 2, Mrs F. Jones 3. Bowl of sweet peas: Mrs P. Jones 1. Mrs F. T. Wallace 2, Mrs Brenton 3. . Victorian posy: Miss Jones 1, Mrs Templer 2. Mrs Brenton 3. Decorated mantelpieces: Mrs Pitts 1, Mrs Rattray 2. Hats decorated with natural flowers: Miss F. Bradshaw 1, Mrs Brad;! aw 2. Decorated table (roses only): Mrs Pius 1. Table decorated with any other flowers: Mrs Rattray 1, Mrs Brenton 2, Mrs Templer and Mrs E. Fraser (equal) 3, Mrs Hennessy h c. Luncheon table set for four people: Mrs Pitts 1, Miss Pitts 2. Children's Classes—Bouquet: Phyllis Callender 1. Basket of cut flowers: Phyllis Cullender 1, N. Parry 2, E. Joyce 3, G. McIlraith h <*. Vase of flowers: Jf. Parry 1 and 2, J. Buckingham and P. Gallender (equal) 3, Bowl of flowers: N. Parry 1 and 2, P. Buckingham 3. Collection of flowers grown in home garden, open to Girl Guides and Brownies: M. Trozise 1, G. Mcllraith 3, C. Mcßride 3. Fruit and Vegetables—Gooseberries: Mrs Pitts 1, Mrs J. A. Neely 2. Currants: Mla«

I Akhurst 1. Mrs P-tts - r»-*« . Mi« Na;i"' 1. j Mr- r-:;« 2. Ceiltc-vn of w T e-aMes . _ M--1 " "