SPRING FLOWERS

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20986, 14 October 1933, Page 8

SPRING FLOWERS

SHOW AT CLARKVILLE The annual spring flower show, held in the Clarkville Hall, under the auspices of the Clarkville Methodist Church, proved a great success. In spite of tho advanced season, there was a fino display of blooms. Tho show waa opened by Mr G. H. Blackwell, of Kaiapoi. Tho joint eecrctaries were Misses I). Holland and H. Griffon. Tlie various stallholders were: Variety, Mrs A. J. liich and Mra G. E, Brown; produce, Mrs T. Holland, Mrs C. Pemvoll, and Mrs J. E. Holland; aweots, Mrs L. W. E. Uiiea and Mrs Mcllwrick; bran tub. Miss Holland and Atisa Hide; refreshments, Mrs Ck H. Hassall, Mrs A. Patorsou, and Mrs W. Robson. Special awards were as follows: Best bloom in show, Mia Boliington; best bloom in district class, Mr 3 Boliington; Kaiapol Wgoilon Manufacturing Company's prize, Miss B. Clothier (Kaiapoi); Mr R. \V. Hawke's prize for most entries in show, !"is A. J. Kick; Mr K. W. Hawke's prize lor moat points in show, Mrs G. H. Hassall ; Mrs Kobson's trophy for most points in classes D and E, Mrs G. 11. Hassall; Mrs G. 11. Hassall's prize for most points in class A,, Mrs J. Dunlop (Ouruhia); Mr Eagle's trophy for most points in class G, Miss J. Dunlop; Mrs L W. G. Giles's special for best dressed doll, Jean Smithj Kev. O. Burnet's special for boy with most points in class H, Stanley Robson; Mies D. Holland's special for girl with most points in class H, Daphne Holland. The winners of competitions wore: Rose bowl, Mrs J. Pearce, sen., 1; ball-throwing, Mr C. Holland; cushion, Mr G. H. Hassall: wood-sawing, Mrs T. Holland; wheal (mossing, Mrs G. E. Brown; jug covers, Miaa Holland; cake. Miss E. Martin. The baby show results woro:— Boys, six months and under, Bruce Giles 1, Graham Cooke 2; eirls, six months and undor, Gwineth Wilson 1, Estelle Jackson 2. The awards were as follows: CUT FLOWERS. Collection narcissi (•!); Mrs F. Griffiths 1, Mrs E. H. Ashby 2, Mrs Boliington .'i. Twelve narcissi, varieties, two of each (3): Mis Griffiths 1, Mrs JO. 11. Ashby 2, Mrs J. Hirst 3. Six varieties narcissi (I): J. Hirst 1, Mrs E. H. Ashby 2, Mrs Griffiths 3. Three narcissi, trumpet varieties (4): Mrs E. H. Ashby 1, J. Hirst 2, Mrs J. Dunlop 3. Three trumpet narcissi, ono variety (4): Mrs E. H. Ashby 1, Mrs Griffiths 2, J. Hirst 3. Three narcissi, Incomparibiliß (3): Mrs J. Dunlop 1, Mrs Boliington 2, Mrs E. 11. Ashby 3. Three narcissi, varieties, not trumpet or Inconiparibilis (.')): Mrs J. Dunlop 1, Mrs E. H. Ashby 2, Mrs J. Hirst ;?. Three narcissi, polyanthus (5): Mrs E. H. Ashby 1, Mrs Rich a, Mrs W. Atkinson 3. Three narcissi, double (5): Mrs E. H. Ahby 1, Mrs Rich 2, Mrs Griffiths 3. Three narcissi, one each trumpet, Incomparibilis, nnd Leedsii (8): Mrs J. Dunlop 1, Mrs E. H. Ashby 2, J. Hirst 3. One narcissi, trumpet (5): J. Hirst 1, Mrs Griffiths 2, Mrs J. Dunlop 3, One narcissi, Incomparibilis (4): Mrs J. Dunlop 1, J. Hirst 2, Mrs E. H. Ashby 3. One narcissi, Leedsii (4): Mrs J. Dunlop 1, Mrs E. H. Ashby 2, Mrs Rich 3. One narcissi, Barrii (5): Mrs Rich 1, Mrs J. Dunlop ". J- Hirst 3. One narcissi, Poeticus (I): Mrs J. Dunlop 1, Mrs Griffiths 2, Mrs E. H. Ashby 3. One narcissi, double (6): Mrs O. Hassell 1. Mrs E. H. Ashby 2, Mrs Griffiths 3. Three hyacinths, variolics (I): Mrs Dvmock 1. Three camellias, varieties (1): Mrs C. Ashby. Three wallflowers (■I): Mrs J. Dunlon 1," Mrs G. HitHsall 2, Mrs C. Ashby 3. Four polyanthus varieties ''7 i: Mis O. Hassall 1, Mrs Rich 2, Mrs Griffiths 3. Six pansies. varieties (3): Mrs G. Hassall 1, Mrs Griffiths 2, Mrs Rich 3. Collection polv.'inllius ('>): Mrs Hansen 1, Mrs E. H. Ashbv 2, Mrs Griffiths 3. Collection auricula (4): Mrs C. Chenery 1. Mrs J Dunlop 2, Mrs E. H. Ashby 3. Collection nrimrosoß (51: Mrs H'inscii 1, Mrs Mcllwrick 2, Mis E. 11. Ashbv 3. Collection anemones (3): Mrs E. Clothier 1, Mrs Griffiths 2, Mrs E. H. Ashbv 3 DECORATIVE. Vaso narcissi, ono variety (3,1: Mrs Rich 1, Mrs Griffiths 2, Mrs C. Ashby 3. Bowl narcissi (3): Mrs Griffiths 1, Mrs Rich 2, Mrs Boliington 3. Vaso tulips (5) : Mrs J. Dunlop 1, Mrs hi. H. Ashby 2, Miss F. Kevern 3. Vase violas (3): Mrs J. Dunlop 1. J. Hirst 2, Mrs E. 11. Ashby 3. Vase freesias (I): Mrs J. Dunlop 1, Mrs Rich 2, Mrs E. Clothier 3. Vase violets (2): Mis E. H. Ashby 1, Mrs Rich 2. Bowl of marigolds (4): Miss Hido 1, Mis Griffiths 2, Mrs Dymock 3. Bowl wallflowers (7): Mrs J. Dunlop 1, Mrs W. Keelley 2, Mis G. Hassall 3. Bowl spring flowers (4): j Mrs Rich 1, Mrs Boliington 2, Mrs W. Kcetley 3. Bowl foliage and berries (2): Mrs Rich 1, Mrs C. Aahby 2. Exhibit any flower not named above (13): Mrs Blakely 1, Mrs E. 11. Ashby 2, Mrs C. Ashby 3. Collection spring flowers, 12 varieties (4): Mrs G. Hassall 1, Miss N. Kcotley 2, Mrs Griffiths 3 Floating bow! (1): Mrs J. Dunlop 1. Lady's spray (1): Miss F. Kevern 1. Gentleman's buttonhole (.",): M*s J. Smith 1, Miss F. Kevern 2, Miss Holland 3. Pot plant, foliage (1): Mrn E. 11. Ashby 1. Pot plant, flowering (1): Mrs Dymock 1. Best collection narcissi, district (4): Mrs Griffiths 1, Mrs Rich 2, Mrs G. Hasßall 3. Six narcissi, one each variety (4): Mrs Boliington 1, Mrs G. Hassall 2. Throe narcissi, trumpet variety (1): Mrs G. Hassall 1. Best collection polyanthus (4i: Mrs Mcllwrick 1, Mrs Rich 2, Mrs Boliington 3. Three best blooms from Mr Bonnie's collection (0): Mrs Mclhvrich I, Mrs G. Hassall 2, Mrs Griffiths 3. VEGETABLES. Collection of vegetables (3): Mrs C. Chencry 1, A. Paterson 2, Mrs Griffiths 3. Six table potatoes, white (8): Mrs C. Chenery 1, N. "L. Ashby 2, Mrs J. Smith 3. Six tabio potatoes, other than while (5): Tom Rich 1, N. L Ashby 2, G. 11. Hassall 3. Six seed potatoes, not white (5); N. L. Ashby 1, Tom Rich 2, G. 11. Hassall 3. Six seed potatoes, white (9): Mrß G. Hassall 1, C. Ponwell 2, N. L. Ashby 3. HOME INDUSTRIES'. Collection jam, three varieties (u): Mrs G. H. Hassan 1, Mrs G. Hassall 2, Mrs W. Robson 3. Collection preserves, throe varieties (3); Miss Holland 1, Mrs T. Holland 2 and 3, Collection picides and chutney, three varieties (4); Miss Holland I and 2, Mrs W. Robson 3. Jar marmalade ((!): Miss K. Coup 1, Mrs C. Ashby 2, Mrs W. Robson 3. Home-made soap (3): Miss Holland 1 and 2, Mrs J. E. Holland 3. Scones (4): Mrs J. Smith 1, Mrs G. Hassall 2, Mrs Rich 3. Girdle cones (2): Mrs J. Smith 1, lira Rich 2. Nut loaf (8): Mrs Robson 1, Mrs G. Hassall 2, Mrs Stokes 3. Pikelets (4): Mrs L. W. E. Giles 1, Mrs Mcllwrick 2, Mrs Rich 3. Plate of biscuits (7): Mrs A. Paterson 1, Mrs G. Hassall 2, Mra J. Smith 3. Plato of shortbread (5): Mrs G. Haaßall 1, Mrs Mcllwrick 2, Mrs Smith 3. Madeira cake (2): Mrs G. Hassall 1, Mra Rich 2. Gingerbread cako (2): Mrs Mcllwrick 1, Mrs G. Hassall 2. Light fruit cake (2): Mrs G. Hassall 1, Mra Rich 2. Decorated cake (1): Mrs Rich 1. Plate of kisses (5): Mrs C. Ponwell 1, Mrs G. Hassall 2, Mrs Rich 3. Plato jam tarts (3): Mrs G. Hassall 1. Plate sausage rolls (2): Mrs G. Hassall 1, Mrs J. Smith 2. Plate cream puffs (2): Mrs T. Holland 1. Sponge roll (3): Mra Hassall I, Mrs Rinaldi 2, Mra Smith 3. Workman's lunch (5): Mrs C. Chenery 1, Mrs C. Ponwoll 2. Clasrj for men only—Plain scones (8): C. Holland 1. H. Bon 2, G. Hassall 3. Hen's eggs, white (3)- Mrs C. Penwcll 1, Miss Hido 2, Mrs G. Hassall 3. Hen epgs, tinted <3): Mrs S. White 1, Miss Holland 2. Mrs C. Chenery 3, Duck eggs (1): Mrs Clist 1. Home-made butler (Ch Mrs Mcllwrick 1, Mrs J. E. Holland 2, Miss Holland 3.

PHOTOGRAPHY. Architecture (4): Miss C. Winter I, Miss K. Piper 2, Miss Howard 3. Children and their pofs (6): Miss C. Winter 1, Miss K. Piper 2, Mr 3 J. Smith 3. River, lake, or seashore scene (11): W. Baynon 1, Miss Howard 2, W. Baynon :i. Farnivard scene (fi): Miss C. Winlor 1, Mrs G. Hassall 0, Miss Howard 3. NEEDLEWORK. Embroidered traycloth, in white (7i; Miss J. Dunlop 1 and 2, Mi»3 E. Piper 3. Embroidered tray cloth, in colours (11): Misa J. Dunlop 1, Mrs T. Marlow 2, Miss E. Martin 3. Fancy tea cosy in): Mis 3 J. Dunlop 1, Miss Willatccd 2, Miss O. Dunlop 3. Embroidered pillow shams (1): Miso V. Hutson 1. Embroidered apron 17): Miss K. Murray i, Mrs T. Marlow 2, Miso Jessie Clist 3. Fancy table runner (3): Miss E, Piper 1 and 2, Miss Ptirdom Made-ley 3. Fancy cushion (4): Miss V. Chenery 1, Miss Ptirdom Madelcv 2, Miss E. Newport 3. Emljvoideied duchesae set (8): Miss E. Martin 1, Mias J. Dunlop 2, Miss Howard 3. Cotton crochet, fine (S): Miss V. Chenery 1, Mies E. Martin 2, Miss N. Keetley H. Cotton crocket, coarse (1): Miss V. Chenery. Pair hand-knitted sox (8): Mrs G. Jackson 1, Mrs J. Smith 2, Miss N. Keetley 3. Knitted jumper, plain (1): Mrs Kinaldi 1. Knitted jumper, fancy (5): Miss B. Clothier 1, Miss N. Keetley 2, Mrs N. Holland 3. Child's knitted jacket or frock (2): Miss N. Pearca 1, Miss T. Eldrid?e 2. Best knitted article in Kaiapoi wool (13V. Miss B. Clothier 1, Mrs N. Holland 2, Mrs B. Ellis 3 Homemade tov (21- Mrs Kinaldi I. Mrs B. Ellis 2. Handkerchief sachet '4'): Miss E. Martin 1, Miss E. Piper 3, Miss K. Keetley 3. Wool art embroidery (11: Mrs Rinaldi 1. Best sugar bag article (3): Miss J. Dunlop 1, Mrs Madeiey 2. Raj* mat (8): Mrs Clist .1, Mrs W. Bo'bson 'i. Kaiapoi Junior Bible

Class girls 3. Wool rug (1): Miss K. Kectley 1. Useful article made from waste material (5): Mrs Pcarce 1, Miss J. Dunlop 2, Mrs Chamberlain 3. Men's class—Knitted article (4): C. Holland 1, H. Giles 2, G. Hassall, jun. 3. CHILDREN'S SECTION. Bowl of polyanthus (6): Esther Chenery 1, I'helma, Kevern 2, Daphne Holland and Peggy Hart (equal) 3. Bowl, of violets W : Thelma Kevern 1, Merle Robson 2, Daphne Holland 3. Bowl marigolds (I): Esther Chenery 1, Thelma, Kevern 2. Bowl spring flowers (7): Esther Chenery 1, Ina 2, Thelma Kevern 3. Collection wild flowers, boys only (S): Roy Chenery 1, Tom Kic-ti 2, Stanley Robson 3. Lady's spray (*): kslker Chenery 1, Merle Robson 2, Thehnn Kr\ern 3. Man's buttonhole (12;: Xgaire Holland 1, Jean Smith 2, Thelma Kevern •'. Collection birds' eggs, boys only i,2> Roderick Holland 1. Woodwork 1,2): .lack Ehtieott .1. Map of Kew Zealand (9): Margaret Entieott 1, Jessie Dymock ■?., Thelma Kevern .iCrayon drawing (10): Lionel Oram 1. >'"\- garot Entieott 2, Ina Grifljn 3. I en. ll drawing (11): Koyco Holland 1 Jessie D.yiiiook 2, Royee Holland II (2..;: Margaret Entieott 1, Anna Bell '-, Ivatuiu O'Connor 3. Scones (8): Thelma Kevern 1, Prances Kevern 2, Jean Smith 3. Spouse sandwich (3): Thelma Kevern 1, I-ranees Kevern 2, Kancv Hassall 3. I'late jam tarts U): Merle Robson 1. Plate kisses (2;: Thelma and Frances Kevern (fq»»'\ • Plate plain biscuits (fi): >.iuiry Hiisßall 1, Frances Kevern 2, Thelma Kcvorn .!. Kiubroidercd apron (2): Thelma Kevern 1, Betty Paterson 2. Embroidered doyley (•»: Esth<;> Chenery 1, Ina Griffin 3, Esther Chenery J. Worked tea towel (2): Jean Smith 1, Don Brown 2. Embroidered duehease 1 : Daphne Holland 1. article (U): Violet Paterson 1, Ngaire Hollana and June Stokes 2, Esther Chenery 4. Sugar-bag article (2): Joan Paterson 1 Kitty Coup -. Useful article from wawte material (->: bt; nley Robson 1 and 2. Best dressed doll (4) . Jean Smiih 1, Rae Weiidelken 2 and 3. Nine years and under-Lady s spray_(-). Peggy Hart 1, Dnpl.no Holland 2 3b» buttonhole (7): Heather Srmt;. 1. Griffin 2, Riti Grilhn 3. Printig (20. George Schroeder 1 Esther Lancaster .., Ivy Crampton 3. Crayon drawing (»)■ Winnie Harper 1, Dick Burgess 2 Gera d Lancaster 3. Embroidered apron (3): Betty Hart ".Daphne Holland 2 Patsy Archer 3. Embroidered duchesse set <Bl: GladvsMcMillan K Bernice Sharhek 3. Betty Halt 3 Embroidered d'oyley "): Daphne ™Uticl 1 Sngar-bag article (D: Daphne Holland , Knitted article (4): Daphne Holland 1. Betty Hart 2, Jessie Clothier ...