GARDEN COMPETITION AT NEW BRIGHTON.

Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25090, 23 January 1947, Page 5

GARDEN COMPETITION AT NEW BRIGHTON.

HIGH STANDARD OF ENTRIES Comment on the high standard of entries were made by the judges (Messrs R. Jigger and L. McNeil), after th<y had awarded prizes in the New Brighton Horticultural Society's annual garden competitions. Results were as follows: Watson Perpetual Challenge Cup (best garden any area).—P. Cotton. 109 Bowhill road. 1; K. Dale. 11l Bowhill road. 2. Victory Cup (best garden over one quarter acre).—R. Smith. 18 Hardy street, 1; S. Cook, 29 Nelson street. 2. Alice Fox Challenge Cup (best garden in State House competition).—?. Cotton, 109 Bowhill road, 1; R. Smith. 18 Hardy street, 2; K. Dale. 11l Bowhill road. 3. Best Vegetable Garden.—P. Cotton. 109 Bowhill road. Best Display of Flowers.—Mrs C. Hudson. 21 George street. Best Display of Shrubs and Roses.—K. M. Power. 100 Hawke street. Best Lawn.—K. Dale, 111 Bowhill road. Garden with best appearance from the street.—Mrs C. Hudson. 21 George street. Best garden not viewed from street.— Mrs C. Hudson. 21 George street. Garden gaining most points, exclusive of cup winners and runners-up.—Mrs C. Hudson. 21 George street. Most improved garden.—Mrs A. H. Ragg. 67 Lonsdale street. Best back garden.—R. Smith, 18 Hardy street. Most improved garden in State house competition.—K. Dale, 111 Bowhill road. Best flower garden in State house competition.—R. Smith, 18 Hardy street. Best vegetable garden in State house competition.—P. Cotton, 100 Bowhill road.