ROSE SHOW

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21330, 24 November 1934, Page 4

ROSE SHOW

FIXTURE AT KAIAPOI The annual rose show, organised by St. Bartholomew's Church, Kaiapoi, was held in the Orange Hall yesterday afternoon and evening. It was well attended at both sessions. There was an excellent display of roses and other flowers, satisfactory entries being received in most of. the sections. Points for the championship cup presented to the competitor with most points in the flower section were gained as follows:—Mr J. L. Stead (Ouruhia) 27, Mrs G. Collister 17, Mr J. Hirst 10£. Mrs F. H. Griffiths 9, Eev. C. L. Sparrow 9, Mrs J. Anderson 8. Special prizes given by Mr F. Jones (Christchurch) for most , points, were won by Mr J. L. Stead in the flower section and Mr J. Hirst in vegetable section. The floral and vegetable exhibits were judged by Mr F. Jones, the heedlework section by Mesdames L. B.- Evans and W. H. Keetley, the home

industries section by Mrs F. Cox, and the children's exhibits by Mr D. G. Wilson (Tuahiwi). The following were in charge of the stalls:—Sweets, Mrs J. S. Baker; pot plants, Mr J. H. Mealings; cake, Mesdames E. Wilson and L. Burgess; and a novelty stall was conducted by the girls' club. The awards were as follows: ROSES AND CUT FLOWERS Twelve distinct varieties of roses: .7. H. Stead 1, Rev. (J. L. Sparrow C. Six distinct varieties of roses (0): J. h. Stead 1, Mrs .T. Anderson 2, Mrs Madelcy and Miss* JUnckmore (equal) :;. Three distinct varieties of roses: J. L. Slead 1, Rev. 0. L. Sparrow 2. Rose, any colour or variety: J. Hirst 1, Mihs Blackmore 2, Rev. C Ij. Sparrow '.',, Two varieties red rosesr Mrs J. Anderson I, J. h. Stead 2, J7i3B Blackmorc X Two varieties pink roses: Mrs J. Anderson 1, Miss Blackmore 2, Rev. ('. L. Sparrow a. Two variotics white roses: J. L. Stead I, Rev. C. 1.. Sparrow 2. Two varieties, any other colour: Mrs A. .1. Rich 1, .7. Hirst 2. One vase sinfrls roses: Mrs A. J. Rich I, J. L. Stead 2. Six varieties sweet peas: J. 7,. Stead 1, Mm V. 11. Griffiths 2. Three varieties sweet peas: Mi»a P. Pearco 1. J. Ij. Stead 2, Rev. C. L. Sparrow X Ono variety sweet pea: J. Genet 1, Airs J. Smith 2. Pour varieties geraniums: Mrs (i. Collister 1. Two varieties geraniums: Mrs G. Collister I. Bost collection of stocks: .f. Ij. Stead 1. Four varieties antirrhinums: Mrs O. Collister 1, Mrs F. 11. Griffiths 2.

Two varieties antirrhinums: Mrs F. 11. Griffiths ]. Mrs G. Collister 2. Three varieties violas: J. Hirst 1 and 2, Mrs G. Collister X Six varieties pansv: Mrs .1. Johnston 1, Mrs A. J. Rich 2, Mrs" .1 Johnston and J. Hirst (eipia!) X tine va-o Iceland poppv: Mrs \V. 11. Keetlev 1. J. 1,. Stead 2, Mrs I!. Kllis X One va-e. 10-mc-ia: Mrs G. Collister 1, Mrs !••. Jf. Griffiths 2. Mrs ti. Green X One vase, anv other llower: Mrs .1. Johnston 1. Mrs li. Kllis 2, J. L. Stead .'J Best collection of hardv flowor-t: Mrs B. Ellis 1, .Mrs G. Collister 2. POT PLANTS Asparagus: .T. Hirst. I. Plant in (lower: Mrs U. IT. Belcher I. Miss P.. Mealing X Any fo)iii S e plant: Mrs G. I'uHMor 1. DIiCORATIVK Bowl of roses: Miss Blackmorc I, Mr.- J. Smith 2. Bowl of anv oilier flowers: Mrs \V. 11. Keetley I and 2, Mrs G. Green X Two vases of roses: J. 1,. Stead J. Two vases, any other flowers: Mrs F. 11. Grilhtlis i. Mrs G. Collister X Howl of ranunculi: Mrs G. Green I. Bowl of muriu'old* : Mrs V. Si. Griffiths 1, Mrs 1.. In wood X FRIMT AND VFGKTABI.KS Two lettuce: J. Hirst I. F. Griehel 2, .7. Hirst X t'abuajfc: .7. Hirst 1. Six carrots: J. Hirst 1 and 2. Twelve radish: .7. Hirst. 1. Collection vegetables: Mr J. Hirst .1. Gooseberries: Mrs Drabble I, Mrs Hud 2, Mrs J. Anderson X 110JIK ixi>i;sti;iks Plain scones: Mrs J. O'Connor I. Mr- J. Smith 2. Pikelets: Mrs J. Smith 1. Mrs W. 11. Keetley 2. Plain spouse: .Mrs J. Smith I. Mrs M. A. Stone 2. Christmas cake: Mrs .7. Smith I. Mrs V. 11. Griftiths 2. Collection of holt led fruit: Mrs (.'. Joy t. Home-made bolter: .Mrs J. Smith 1. Six hens' egsrs (white): Mrs 'J'. Murray t. ■ni;i:dlrwoi;k P.cst worked apron: Miss W. ],. Allinzlnn 1. Miss N. AVorthinKton 2 and X Embroidered trayelotli: Miss V. 1,. Allinijton 1, -Miss X. Keetlev 2. Miss 11. Fi-her X Kmbroidcred supper-cloth: Mis- AV. i,. All'm felon 1, -Mrs Belcher 2. Duches-c set: Mi.-s X. Wnrthington 1 and 2. Miss K. Harper 2. Tea cosy in cotton: Miss It. Fisher I. Miss R. Harper 2. Tea cosy in wool: Miss .V. AVorthinfrtou 1. Mrs J. Johnston 2. Miss Griffiths X Crochet work: .Mis Herd I, Mi„s M. Ball 2, Mrs J. Johnston X Plain knitted RHNiient: Mrs 11. Poarcc 1. Fancv knitted garment: Miss Hopkins ), Mrs Herd 2. Miss Birch X Knitted tov: Mrs A. Kane, 1, Miss \Y. I;. Allintrtoii 2. I,'a- mai: Mrs J. Hirst I. CHH,ORION'S SUCTION' G'ooUintr —Plain scones: Miss A. Hutchinson 1, .Miss J. Jov 2. Date loaf: -Miss A. Hutchinson J. Miss 1. Joy 2. Flowers—Three blooms marirrohl : Miss K. Hutchinson I. Frank- Collisror 2, Bruce Mcintosh :;. Vase sweet peas: Frank Collister 1, Betty liii?- 2. Jean Smith X Four pansies: A. Hutchinson I, Bct.tv Hart 2, Uremia Forrest. X Needlework —White or cream article, ■worked in colour: Thelnia K'cvcrn 1, A. Hutchinson 2, Betty Hart, X Knitted article: Jean Smith 1, Hazel Cross 2, Beltv Hart 2. Fancy apron: Thelma Kevern I. Jris Joy 2. Fmbroidered tea towel: Betty HarL I. Sonar hag article: Thelma Kevern 1, Betty Hart 2. Kettle holder: Thelma Kevern J. ■Writing—First three lines of National Anthem (Standards T. and 11.): Warren Barnard :i, Kvelin Hutchinson 2, A-nes Gordon X Lord's Prayer (Standards 111. and IV.): Robbie Stead 1, Kllis Hyde 2, Ithoda Broadley X Farly Spring (Standards V. and VI.) : Joyco Phipps 1. Drawing—Aeroplane: Murray Forrest, 1. Modelling—Wooden articles: Jean Smith 1, Russell Dixon 2. Atinintuvu Karden or landscape: Murray Forrc-I, 1. Modelling (adults) —Miniature garden or landscape: Thelma Kevern J.