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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19803, 16 December 1929, Page 11

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The annua; rose and summer flower show in aid of St. Columba Presbyterian Church was held in Aorangi Hall on Friday. The weather was fair, though cold, with threatening rain. The entries were not to numerous as last year, the weather not hav. ing been favourable. A feature of the show was an exhibit of roses from Strothernan which was greatly admired by those present. A sale of work, etc., was held in conjunction with the show, and the various well-stocked stalls did good business. The following is the prize list:— CLASS A. Twelve roses, varieties: Mrs F. Alien 1. John Bray 2. Three roses, varieties: Fire Brigade 1, Railway Station 2 and 3. Six roses, one variety: Mrs Trotter 1, Mrs F. Allen 2, Grace Archibald 3. Thrpe roses, one variety: Mrs Trotter 1, Mrs Kiddle 2, Mrs Fraser 3. One roßt\ red shade: Mrs Itiddle 1, Grace Archibald 2, Mrs Fraser 3. Best collection roses, clusters and other varieties: Grace Archibald 1. Champion rose: Mrs G. Morris 1. One rose, any other shade: Mrs G. Morris 1 and 2, Mrs Trotter 3. CLASS B. Bix varieties sweet peas, three spikes of each: Mrs Barnes 1. Three varieties sweet peas, three spikes of each: Mrs Barnes 1, Miss C. Talbot 2. Mrs Boulter ;?■. Bunch sweet peas: Mrs Barnes 1, Mrs Boulter ". Collection pansies: Mrs Harper 1, Mrs C. Boss 2, Mrs Drennan 3. Collection violas: Mrs Boss 1, Mrs Harper 2, Mrs Williams 3. CodecrTon of irises: Mrs Koss 1, Eilen Jones 2. Collection of snapdragons: Eileen Jones 1. Collection of peonies: Mrs Martin 1 and 2, Miss T>. Annan 3. Collection aqnileiriai: Mrs Ross 1, Mrs Scott 2. Six annuals: Mrs Ross 1. Six perennials: Mrs Pickering 1, Mrs Boss 2. Six hardy cut flowers: Mrs Pickering 1. CLASS C. Collection cut flowers and shrub* from cottage garden: Mrs Rosa 1. CLASS 0. Decorated basket of flowers, any foliage Mrs Barnes 1, Mrs Ross 2. Arranged bowl of roses, own foliage: Mrs Hall 1, Mrs Ross 2. Arranged vase of flowers, not sweet peas: Mrs 0. We«t 1, Mrs G. Morris 2, Mrs Hall 3. Arranged vase of tweet peas: Mrs Barnes 1, Miss G. Pickering 2, Mrs Hall 3. Hand bouquet: Mrs Hall 1, Grace Archibald 2, Mrs Ross 3. Decorated table: Mrs Barnes 1, Mrs Ross 2, Mrs Peryer 3. Buttonhole: Mrs Hall 1, Mrs Peryer 2, Grace Archibald 3. Lady's spray: Mrs Hall 1 and 2, Mrs Peryer 3. Decorated hat: Mrs Hall 1. Floating bowl: Mrs Hall 1 and 2. Decorated • nmbrella: Mrs Hall 1, Mrß Peryer 2. CLASS E. Collection vegetables, not less than aix varieties: Mrs' Ross 1, Mrs Crampton 2. Plate gooseberries: Mrs J. Caskey 1, Archie Cuthill 2, Or. Talbot 3. Bundle rhubarb : Mrs Trotter 1. Mrs Crampton 2. Plate strawberries: Frank Wilcox 1, Mrs Hay 2. Plate cherries: Mrs Hay 1. Two lettuces: G. Talbot 1, Mrs Hay 2. Two cabbages: Mrs Hay 1, G. Talbot 2. Bundle of six carrots: Mrs Hay 1. Bundle of six turnips: Mrs Crampton 1. lib dairy butter: Mrs Pickering 1 and 2. lib separator butter: Mrs Crampton 1. Design fancy bntter: Mrs Crampton 1 end 2. One dozen hen'i egts, white: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Anderson 2. One dozen hen's eggs, brown: Mrs Loomes 1 and 2. Pet Devonshire cream: Mrs Pickering 1, Mrs Sims 2. One dozen duck eggs: Connie Crampton 1 and 2. CLASS F. Home-made white loaf: Mrs Scott 1 and 2. Home-made brown loaf: Mra Scott 1 and 2, Mrs Williams 3. Home-made nut brtud: Mrs Williams 1, Mrs Scott 2 and 3. Plumpudding: Mrs Scott 1 and 2, Mrs Hay 8. Sponge cake: Mra Anderson 1, Mra Scott 2 and 3. Sponge sandwich: Mrs Watson 1, Mrs Scott 2, Mrs Trotter 3. Sponge roll: Mrs Trotter 1 and 2, Mrs Morris 3. Seed cake: Mrs Hay 1 and 3, Mrs Scott 2. Marble cake: Mrs Trotter 1, Mrs Hay 2, Mrs Scott 8. Gingerbread: Mrs Scott 1, Mra Hay 2. Shortbread: Mrs Caskey 1 and 2, Mrs Pollock 8. fruit cake, light: Mrs Scott 1 and 2, Mrs Giddings 8. Fruit cake, dark: Mrs Scott 1 and 2. Iced coffee cake: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Cadenhead 2, Mrs Watson 3. Iced chocolate cake: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Loomes 2 and 3. Iced butter sponge: Mrs Scott 1, Mrs Trotter 2, Mrs Watson 3. Six varieties afternoon tea cakes: Mrs Hay 1 and 2. Collection crnam cakes: Mrs Scott l. 1 Plate biscuits, varieties: Miss G. Bateman 1, Mrs Hay 2 and 3. Fruit pie: Mra Scott 1, Mrs Hay 2. Meat pie: Mrs Scott 1, Mrs Hay 2. Pastry, not less than four: Mrs Scott 1 and 2, Mrs Hay 3. Girdle scones: Mrs Scott 1. Mrs Hay 2, Mrs Pollock S. Pikelets: Mrs Cadenhead 1, Mrs Pollock 2 and 3. Oat cakes: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Scott 2 and 3. Sausage rolls: Mrs Scott 1 and 2. Oven scones: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Scott 2 and 3. CLASS G. Two pots home-made jelly: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Scott 2. Two pots home-made marmalade: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Scott 2. Two pots home-made jam: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Scott 2. One bottle sauce: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Scott 2. One bottle pickles: Mrs Hay 1, Mrs Scott 2 and 3. One jar preserved fruit: Mrs Hay 1 and 2, Mrs Scott 3. Collection of sweets: •Mrs Hay 1. Plate of coconut ice: Mra Scott 1, Mrs Watson 2. Plate Turkish delight: Mrs Scott 1, Mrs Hay 2. Plate toffee: Mrs Hay 1. Mrs Scott 2. Plate fudge: Mrs Scott 1. . Jtisg G. Riddle 2 and 3. CLASS H (School Children). Collection roseß: Alan Carlton 1. Collection sweet peas: Jack Drennan 2. Collection violas: Alan Carlton 1. Eileen Jones 2. Collection pansies: Eileen Jones 1, Ronnie Morris 2, Jack Drennan 3. Decorated basket: Lorna Martin 1. Buttonhole: Nancy Cooper 1, D. Morris 3. Drawing from any flower: Eileen Jones 1 and 2. Pot plant: Dorothy Barwood 1. Joan Caskey 2. Decorated umbrella: Joan Peryer 1. CLASS I. Gingerbread: M. Talbot 1. Sponge sandwich: M. Talbot 1 and 2. Shortbread: M. Talbot 1 and 2. Oven scones: M. Talbot 1 and 2. Pikelets: M. Talbot 1 and 2. Marble cake: M. Talbot 1. Gems: M. Talbot 1 and 2. Sponge roll: M. Talbot 1 and 2. CLASS J. Princess petticoat: Mrs Hammond 1, Miss L. Annett 2. Worked nightdress: Mrs Mitchell 1, Misß H. Norwood 2, Mrs Mitchell 3. Maerame bag: Miss L. Annett 1. Workea apron: Miss H. Norwood 1. Miss A. Pickering 2, Miss Mitchell 3. Worked cushion, complete: Miss L. Annett 1, Mrs J. A. Fraser 2. Babv's woollen outfit, knitted, four garments: Miss M. Curtis 1. Mrs Baton 2. Crochet d'oyleys: Mrs A. Hall 1. Miss L. Annett 2. Hnrid-worked d'nylcy: Mrs V. Hal! 3, Mrs Mitchell 2. Worked baby's frock: Mrs A. Hammond 1. Traycloth, crochet work: Mrs A. Hull 1. Mrs Simpson 2. Linen traycloth. hand-worked: Mrs Mitchell 1, Mrs Pollock 2. Fancy bag: Mrs McKee 1. Mrs Hammond 2. Article made of sugar-bag: Mrs Hammond I, Mrs T. B. Crampton 2. Article from materials coning not more than Is: Mrs A. Hall 1. Mrs T. B. Crampton 2. Electric light shade: Mrs Martin 1. Art'rle of ratlin work: Miss P. Martin 1. Mrs Fraser 2. Amateur snap«hnts by boy or rItI under lfi: .T»ck Scott 1. Amateur Kn*n*hn's. <ipen to a!!: Mi«<i Lucie Anr.ett 1. Mrs -F. H. C. Martin 2. I>«ssoci doll: Mrs T. Ft. Crampton 1. Mi.«« Tho-» Lobb 2. School exercise. Stds. Ttl. and IV.: li«r--riine Lobh 1. Article mn<le from petrol tin: Mf. Barwood I. W. Welsh 2. Bedspread: Mrs Mitchell (exhibition nnlyl. The winner* of the points prizes were: Clas* A—Challonre ctm presented by Mr T. D. Surnett, MP.' Mrs G. Morris Classes B. C. and D—Mr Andrew Grant's Challenge Cup: Mrs A. Hall. Class F—Cup presented by tU*. C. (J. Wilcox : Mrs Scott. Class a —Trophy presented by Sir* Wilcox: Mra J. Hay. Class H—Trophy presented by Mr W. H. Cock: Miaa Eileen Jones. Class D—Trophy presented by Mrs Wilcox: Mra A. Hall. Class I—Trephy presented by Mr W. H. Cook: Miss M. Talbot. Class J—Trophy presented by Mrs R. I. Vincent: Mlsa L. Annett.