FACTORY GARDENS

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21088, 13 February 1934, Page 5

FACTORY GARDENS

, + JfIKMNC ON THUUSDAY. The factories' garden competition I conducted jointly by the Canterbury , Horticultural Society and the Manuv factum's' Association, will be judged r en Thursday. There are 11 entries—c an increase of one on last year—and I the general standard is stated to be P excellent. . . The entries in Cass A. tor gardens . which the B grade compelis tion previously. are:-T. J Edmonds. " Ltd, Aulsebrook and Co., Ltd.. FlcmI in* and Co. The Class B entries arc: Wood Brothers, New Zealand Refrig--1 crating Co., Nugget Boot Polish Co.. 1 Ltd., Christchurch Gas Co.. Thomas '• Borthwick and Co.. Bunting and Co., ; - North Canterbury Freezing Co.. Snm- '• tarium Food Co., Bromley Tobacco '• Farm. ~, , 1 The judges for both classes will be - Messrs M. J. Barnctl and 11. L. Dar- '• ton. i s Home Gardens Competition The final of the Canterbury Horticultural Society's B class home gar- '" dens competition will be judged toe dav, and the four gardens to be visited e are:—Mr A. Paynlcr, 49 Idris road: s Mr W. Williamson. VM Bvcrslcigh * street: Mr H. E. Otlcy. 26 Heat on u street, and Mr L. B. Hurt. 75 Hawthorne road. The competition is understood to be n very keen and the four judges have r asked that Mr M. J. Barnett, superini- tcudent uf city poiks and reserves, be ■- associated with them in the final judgit ing, and this has been arranged acc cordingly. =. The final judging of the hvc A class ■'. gardens will be made to-morrow.