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DAFFODIL SHOW.
PRETTY EXHIBITION AT LINCOLN.
The fifth daffodil show organised by the Presbyterian Church, Lincoln, was held on Saturday in the Druids' Hall, Lincoln. From the number of entries, tho high standard of the exhibits, and the display it was tue most successful yet held. The show was opened at 2.30 p.m. by tiie Hon Sir R. Heaton Rhodes, M.L.C., who heartil> congratulated the Show Committee on the fine display, and on the advance they had made on previous shows. Features of the show which drew _ many complimentary comments were a display oi daffodils from "Otahuna," comprising fnamed varieties, and a table of flowers and flowering shrubs, including 72 varieties, from Lincoln College, for which Mrs R. E. Alex ander was responsible. The judgo m the horticultural section (Mr A. Is.. Wilson) sa d that tho daffodils were in a much hn6r state han those of last year and there wore some notably good blooms. The prize for premier bloom in the show won b y Mr E. S. Peryman, with a Lord Koborts bloom, a funerb specimen. This was tho deciding factor in winning the B P® oi^i. dafE ?v'L t |mith' after a close contest with Miss Miss McMillan, judge in the home industries sections, said that,she had difficiilty 111 ini; prizes, the standard of the exhibits was so uniformly high. Mr Cottce of the children's work, Baid that the exhibits showed good work, and in the junior sections exceptional merit. In the photography section, Mr Cox, the judge, expressed himself as satisfied with the standard of the exhibits. The entries at the show were so large tttat the hall and the largest marquee available were not sufficient to accommodate the exhibits and the large number of visitors who went to see them. Tho committee worked indefatigably, and are to be congratulated on the result. The committee comprised: Mr ii. P. Dulieu (chairman), Mesdames Henderson. Dulicu, J. McVinnie, E. Brown, and S. Smitu, Messrs A. Ward-Smith, G. Hendcr6on J. M<v Vinnie, J. P. Currie, and J. G.Fiecken.MiiiS Helen Fiecken (secretary), and tho Rev. u. A Navlor (assistant-secretary). The "following is the prize list: SECTION A.
Pot Plants (judge, Mr A. K \Wilß°n)— Aspidistras: Mrs Dulieu 1, Mrs McVinn,ie-,Mrs E. Brown 3. Asparagus fern: Mrs son. Maidenhair fern: Mrs Dulieu. ffern. Mrs Dulieu 1, Mrs Henderson 2. Collection of ferns: Mrs Henderson 1. Geraniums: Mrs Henderson 1. Cinerarias: Mrs Dulieu X. Primulas: Mrs Henderson 1. specified): Mrs Henderson 1, Mrs E. Brown 2 Any pot plant: Mrs Henderson X ana SECTION B. Cut Flowers (judge, Mr A. K. - Collection narcissi _(12 varieties) : Miss, M. Sharp 1, Miss R. Dulieu 2, Miss M.Fieeiwn 3. Collection narcissi (not trumpet). MihS R. Dulieu I, E. 8. Peryman 2 and 3. Trumpet daffodils (three varieties): Mrs t.. »- Peryman X, Miss M. Fiecken 2, Miss WardSmith 3. Narcissi or daffodil (six varieties). Miss Ward-Smith 1, E. S. Peryman I and 3. Best daffodil in show: E. b. Peryman. Collection jonquils (3): Miss Ward-Smith 1, Miss M. Fiecken 2, Miss R. Dulieu 3. polyanthus daffodils: Miss M. Sharp Ward-Smith 2, Mrs. Henderson 3. Violets (three varieties): Miss M. iiecken 1, Mibb Ward-Smith 2, Mrs Henderson 3. Violot3 (six varieties): Miss M. Sharp X, Miss . Dulieu 2, Mrs Henderson 3. Vase violets. Mrs Henderson 1, Miss R. Dulieu 2, Mibs Ward-Smith 3. Hyacinths (three varieties) Miss Ward-Smith X, Mrs Henderson Miss Dulieu 3. Hyacinths: Miss Dulieu X, M'es M. Fiecken 2. Bowl anemones: Miss M.llecken 1. Collection ranunculus: Mrs K. Brown X. Primroses (12 varieties): Miss M. Fiecken 1, Miss M. Sharp 2. Primroses (six varieties). Miss M. Fiecken 1, Mrs E. Brown anthus (12 varieties): Miss M. Sharp X, Mrs Henderson 2. Polyanthus (sue varieties). Miss M. Fiecken X. Mrs Henderson 2. Poly anthus (three varieties), Mrs Henderson 1, Miss R. Dulieu 2, Miss M. Fiecken 3. Violas (three varieties): Miss Ward-Smith X and Mrs Henderson 3. Pansies (three Miss R. Dulieu X, Miss M. J* Camellias (six v a rieti e ß ): Misß M. bharp 1. \ny other flower: Miss M. Sharp X, Mrs &. Brown 2, Miss M. Fiecken a OaMuor-grown flowers (nino varieties): Mibb R. Dulieu l, Mrs Henderson 2. Outdoor-grown flowers <Rix varieties): Mrs E. Brown X, Miss WardSrufth 2, Miss R. Dulieu 3. Collection flowering shrubs: Miss M. Sharp X, G. H. Ward 2, Miss R. Dulieu 3. Collection native flowers /on . g A. Ward X. Wallflowers Mrs E. Brown I aid 2. Miss M. Fiecken 3. Collection stocks: Mrs Henderson X. SECTION 0. Decorative (judge, Mr A. K. Basket flowerß, any foliage: Miss M. I >®® ke „ n X, Mrs Henderson 2, Mrs A. H. Button o. Vase daffodils, own foliage: Mibb M. Alex ander X Mrs Henderson 2, Mrs E. Brovm Bowl daffodils: Miss M. Fiecken 1, M« Hen; derson 2 and 3. Bowl flowers, not daffodilsMrs Henderson X and 2, Miss R. Dulieu. 3. Vase flowers, not daffodils: Mrs McVlnnie X, Miss Alexander 2, Mrs Henderson 3. Lady 6 spray: Miss M. Fiecken I, MissD. Alexander 2 Mrs Henderson 3. Girl's button-hole: Miss Ward-Smith X, Mrs Brown 2, Miss D. Alexander 3. Victorian posy: Miss M. Sharp X, Miss Ward-Smith 2 and 3. Best original floral design: Mrs Henderson X, Mrs A. Ji, Button 2, Mrs E. Brown 3. Fruit and Vegetables (judge, Mr A. K. Wilson)— Apples, cooking (four varieties): Miss Ward-Smith X and 2 Mrs Henderson 3. Apples, dessert (four varieties): Miss Ward-Smith 1 and 2. Mrs Henderson 3. Walnuts. Miss R. Dulieu X, Mrs Henderson 2 and 3. Collection nuts: Miss R. Duheu Henderson 2 and 3. Parsnips: P. lietkin 1 and 2, Mrs E. Brown 3. Carrots. M and F. Fieckin X and 2, Mrs Henderson 3. Leeks: Mrs E. Brown 1 ami -. Mrs Henderson 3. Parsley: L. Bush X, Mrs H. Fieckin 2, Miss Ward-Smith 3. Silver beet: Miss Ward-Smith X and 2, Mrs Henderson 3. Onions: Miss M Sharp X Miss Dulieu 2 and 3. Lettuce: Mrs E. Brown 1 Potatoes: Mrs Honderson X, 1. Fieckin 2. L. Bush 3. Potatoes<^ ree^ aa r e Mrs E. Brown X and 2, Miss Ward-Smith o Swedes ■ L. Bush X. Three other varieties: Miss R. Dulieu X, Miss WardSmith 2, Ward 3. SECTION E. Home Industries (judge, Miss A. McMillan) —Crochet d'oyley: Mrs Mitchell X, -, and 3. Embroidered d oylcy- S" Lemon X Miss E. G. White 2, Mrs E. Brown 3.' Traycloth (white Mrs A. H. Butler X, Miss C. Lemon
Tray cloth (coloured embroidery): Miss Edna Macartney 1, Hiss E. J. White 2, Miss B. Fairbairn 8. Tray cloth, crocheted: Mrs W. H. Kime 1. Duchesse set (coloured embroidery): Miss B. Fairbairn 1, 2, and 8. Fair socks (fingering): Mrs Henderson 1, Miss Ward-Smith 2. Pair eocks (wheeling): Miss Ward-Smith 1, Miss Lemon 2. Child's garment (knitted): Mrs W. H. Kime 1. Adult's garment (knitted) i Mrs W. H. Kime 1. Cushion (embroidered): Mrs E. Brown 1 and. 2. Specimen applique: Miss Edna Macartney 1, Miss B. Fairbairn 2. Table-runner or. mat: Miss C. Lemon 1, Miss Fairbairn 2, Miss Edna Macartney 3. Pillowsham (white embroidery): Miss B. Fairbairn 1, Mrs E. Brown 2, Mrs A. H. Button 3. Pillowsham (coloured embroidered) : Miss Blomquist 1, Miss 0. Lemon 2, Mrs E. Brown S. Specimen cross stitch work: Miss B. Fairbairn 1, Mrs Henderson 2, Mrs E. Brown 3. Supper cloth with crochet: Mrs W. H. Kimo 1. Supper cloth (white embroidery): Miss Blomquißt 1, Miss C. Lemon 2. Supper cloth (coloured embroidery) : Mjs VP. H. Kime 1, Miss O. Lemon 2, Miss Blomquist 3. Embroidered apron: Miss Edna Macartney 1, Miss D. Laishley 2, Miss Fairbairn 8. Embroidered nightdress: Miss 0. Lemon 1, _ Mrs W. H. Kime 2. Household article: Miss Edna Macartney 1, Mrs E. Brown 2 > and 3. Original painting, drawing, carving, or modelling: T. G. Fiecken 1 and 2. SECTION F. Home industries, for exhibitors 16 years and under (judge, MiSB A. McMillan) —Embroidered d'oyley: Phyllis Hutchison 1, 2, aud 3, Traycloth (white embroidery): Phyllis Hutchison 1. Traycloth (coloured embroidery): Lynda Lemon 1, May Coles 2. Table runner or mat: Phyllis Hutchison 1, Katherine Henderson 2. Pillowsham: Katherine Henderson X. Specimen cross stitch work: Dolly Barter 1, Lynda Lemon 2. Supper cloth (coloured embroidery) : Lynda Lemon 1. Embroidered apron: Lynda Lemon 1, Kathleen Anderson 2, Joyce Hutchison 3. Embroidered nightdress: Katherine Henderson 1, Lynda Lemon 2. Household article: Lypda Lemon I, Colly Barter 2.
SECTION O. Photography (judge, Mr scape: Mrs Dulieu 1, Mrs W. H. Kime > 2, Miss (J. Dulieu 3. Seascape: Miss M. Laishley. 1, Miss G. Dulieu 2, Mrs W. H. Kime 3. Portrait: Mrs Dulieu 1, Rev. G. A. Naylor 2, Miss D. Laishley 3. Nature study: Mrs W. H. Kime I, Mrs Dulieu 2 and 3. Animal study: Miss Ward-Smira 1 and 2, Mrs Dulieu 8. Group: Mrs Dulieu 1 and 2, Mrs W. H. Kime 3. Child study: Miss D. Laishley 1, Mrs W. H. Kime 2, Mrs Dulieu 3. Still life: Miss S. Munro 1. Interior: Mrs Dulieu •1, 2, and 3. Architecture: MiSB S. Munro 1, Mis- M. Laishley 2 and 3. Figures in action: Mrs W. H. Kime 1. Farm scene: Mrs Enilieu 1.
SECTION H. Children's school work (judge, Mr Cottee) —Writing: Standard VI., Norma Peryman 1, Mary Reeves 2. Standard V., Marion Kilgour 1, Foster Mcintosh 2. Standard IV., Colleen Moir 1, Basil Peryman 2. Standard 111., Janet Bob Hamilton 2. Standard 11., Ethel Chesmar 2. • Standard 1., Roger Coleman 1. Ken. Gallagher 2. ■ Crayon Drawing—Standard VI., Winnie Gallagher I, Mary Beeves 2. Standard V., A. Peryman 1, Valma Meyer Standard, IV., Kathleen Anderson 1, Basil Peryman 2. Standard 111., Janet Russell 1, Bob Hamilton 2. Standard 11., Leshlie Milner 1, Winifred Soott 2. Standard 1., Edna Coles 1, Daphne Moir 2. „ Specimen Knitting—Standard V., Nancy Sewing—Standard VI., Winnie Gallacher 1, Nganfra Sunckell 2. Stand ard V., May Coles 1, Valma Meyer 8, Nancy Brown 8. Standard IV., Joyce Ooles 1, Menzies Foster 2, Billy Rogers 3. Standard 111., Gwyn Anderson 1, Margaret Brown 2, Mollie Bell 3. w-eji Specimen Woodwork—Standard VI., Fred Ford 1 and 2.
SECTION I. Flowers grown by schooicluidron in own garden (judge, Mr A. K- Wilson) Kat leen Anderson X, Marion Kilgonr 2, Kancy Brown and Andrew Brown (equal) 3. Special prizes—Trophy (presented by Miss Ward-Smith for most points in Show) —Mrs Henderson, 83 points; runner-up, -Mrs Brown, 49 points. Trophy for nioßt points in daffodils: E. S. Peryman; runner-up. Miss Ward-Smith. For pot plants (Sec tion A): Mrs Honderson, runner-up, Mrs DuHeu. Cut blooms (Section B): Miss tut "Fiftrlcen' runner-up, Miss Sharp, (Section,. C): Mrs Henderson; Ward-Smith; runners-up, Mrs Henderson, Mrs Brown, and Mibs Eiecken. Home Industries (Section E)—Miss iivmw Mrg Kime. Do., unaer runfler-up, Phyllis (Section G)-Mrs Dulieu, Mm 8 Smith and the Misses Sharp- Fruit fjld the Mis.es Ward-Smith Ice-cream, Misses R. Dulieu *nd C. Henderson. Be freshmentß, Mrs Dulieu (in chargeJ. Mesdsbies Mcintosh, Henderson, E. L. Neaie, Miss Marshall. Lucky packets, MUs M. Laishlcy. .
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