horticultural show

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 182, 28 April 1921, Page 6

horticultural show

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, ~r the Hutt Valley The autumn show p f n ed yesterHorticultural 6 , ( ’ olEt ?! chrysanthemums is day. The toe ckamrton bloom especially # e %X’s "J- 8. bloyd ” b The prize-list’ is as follow8 f : ollaEo plantß; H G “e. Setton of than (not (semi- double. i wo ,r p g T One asnaraTwelve zinnias: Mr _• ■j, O ] Bon . . KUB snreneeri: Mrs. o- n tion of cut Cottage Garden Glass v 2 flowers: Mrs. F Elbe, Amateur Class, rnr Mrs. R. 1: G'Gnuj I ”'r?’i. re e varieties col arete e W. Hoverd. Three y Mrs . B yv One E folT«e Plant: Mrs. S. F. cla gs -Six Japafen ® x-w k A tinctl. crown outsmt i bloolns: G. Gandin. den Cla . bloOT n B , :1: vm#(S3 X™, : dngle ehr ?B anthcmums, nc to i . be staged in_one vase. I ; pe class.—Three and FF person. Six blooms blooms (distinct). Grier Gr - pr . K ''Six chrysanthemums: A. class: culinary apples (one variety). - ‘.j Bnrnep. dessert (one , et ~ T : 'J'. Retohf l 1 aito V Collection of apples (not exceeding six varieties). J. J- Helen I: V?getabi'es%penolass-Twelve tomatoes (crown outside): Mrs. 0. • ! , I « ter ’ Al i" T c u l ,', r Huehet? 2'" Kidney' beans (one ''jjxtotyl: ,T Gnudin. Potatoes, kidney (one 'ariety Mrs. F. P. Hishworth. C ,^ atr -es: j ■ Mitchell. Oaubflowers: Mrs. J- M'ton el J' P„ T^A » n . Mrs. E. P- Rishworth. 1: Mrs. J. - ' Lettuces: Mrs;- RuhwOTth. Plteenins- Mrs. Mitchell. Tornntoes: Mis. C Stoter 1: Mrs. E. P. Rishworth. z. Beet - G Gandin, 1: Mts. E P. Rishw-orth. 2 Onions (by weight): A Jarman. 1: HSladden, 2. Onions (keeping): G- Gauarn. 1- Mrs A. Hughes. 2. Winter rhubarb: Mr= E. P. ‘RiFhwnrth. Collection of 0 ' CIS-Decorated tables (fudges’ and popular v°te). Miss Jean_Hen drv 1: judges’ vote. Mrs. A. W. M Gregor 2: popular vote. Miss G. Grierson 5 Bowl of dahlias: Miss J. HendiW, Bowl ot cosmews: Mrs. N. Rennie. 1; Miss E. Wood. 2 Bowl of chrysanthemums: Mrs. A. M’Millan. 1; Mrs E. E. Cooper, 2- Vase of flowers: Mrs. E. E. Cooper, 1; Miss L. Wood. 2. Bowl of flowersj Mrs. O. Prienard. 1: Mrs. E. E. Cooner. 2. Decorated mantelpiece: Mrs. j. A. M'Dougall, 1: Miss B Grierson, 2. Bouquet: Mrs. A. M Millan. Floral design: Mrs. A. M Gregor, 1- MrS A. M’Millan, 2. Decorated tables (children under 16): Mavis Futter. Lady e B: Miss F. Hobbs, 1; Myra Ayson, 2. sman’s buttonhole: Mavia Futter, 1, Mvrw Ayson,' 2. Vase of flowers: Agnes M’Millan. 1; Miss F. Hobbs, 2. Home Industries—Display of home products: Mrs. H. W. Kersley. Brown loaf: Mrs. M. M’Lachlan. 1; Mrs. C. Slater, .2. White loaf: Mrs. M. M’Lachlan. 1: Miss F. Iseman. 2. Fancy loaf: Miss L. Finlay. 1: Mrs. G. Gaudin, 2. Oven scones: Mrs. D. D. Robert son, 1; Miss Frude. 2. Sponge sandwich: Mrs. Ayson, 1: Mrs. Hughes, 2. Fruit cake: Mrs. G. Gaudin. 1; Mrs. B. Wakelin, 2. Shortbread: Mrs. Robertson. 1- Mrs. O. Slater, 2. Jam tarts: Mrs. A. Hughes. 1: Mrs. R. Pointon, 2. Jam: Mrs. J. J. Reich, 1; Mrs. S. Slater. 2. Jelly: Mrs. C. Slater. 1; Mrs. J. J. Reich, 2. Assorted pickles: Mrs. 0. Slater. Children under 16— Oven scone: Mavis Futter, 1; Nola Gaudin, 2. Small cakes: Nola Gaudin. Coconut ice: Nola Gaudin. Boiled toffee: Nola Gaudin. I; Npaire. Cooper. 2. Sewing:.—Adults—Hand-sewn garment: Miss E. Manderson, 2. Machine-stitched garment: Miss E. Manderson. 1; Mrs. E. Pyne. 2. Hand-knitted socks: Mrs. M'Rowe. 1: Mrs. A. J. Chittick, 2. Cotton crochet: Miss T. W. Warburton, 1; Mrs. E. Pyne, 2. Infant’s woollen garment ’(knitted or crocheted): Mrs. Ada A. Innes. Children’s hand-sewn garment: Miss Clarice Holland.