THE HUTT SHOW

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 63, 11 September 1924, Page 16

THE HUTT SHOW

LIST OP AWARDS.

There was a very large attendance of the public at the Hutt Valley Spring Flower Show, which was opened in the I Lower Hutt Town Hall yesterday afternoon by Mr. T. M. WiHord, M.P.,. and which was continued throughout to-day and will be concluded this evening. The judges were:—Narcissi, open class, ■ Mr. \V. G. Bayliss, of Fendalton, Christchurch; amateur class, Mr. R. N. Wall, Lower Hutt; general classes and stands, Mr. G. A. Chapman, Lower Hutt; and decorative work, Miss Cooper. An R.H.S. silver medal was awarded to Mr. F. R. Cooper for his magnificent display of cut flowers, and R.H.S. bronze medals to Mr. H. J. Poole for his stand of foliage and other pot plants, and to ifr. E. Anstis for-his show of polyanthus. ■'„■■' The prize blooms in the show were,a "Sidar," shown by. Messrs. T. Waugh and Sons, and a "Lord Roberts," shown by Mr. A. '■ H. Burgess; The awards were as follow:— ■ • Nurserymen's Class (open class).—Collection Narcissi, not exceeding 60 varie-. ties nor more than nine blooms in each: 11. J. P001e,!., Collection Narcissi, 30 varieties: F. Westbury 1, H. Burgess 2. Collection of Daffodils, 50 varieties: H. J. Poole 1, Waugh and Sons 2. Six varieties Trumpets: H. J. Poole. 1, Waugh and Son 2. Six varieties Incom- , parabilis: 11. J. ■ Poole 1, Waugh and Son 2. Six-varieties Leedsi: Waugh and Son 1, 11. J. Poole- 2. Six varieties Barrii: H..J. Poole 1, Waugh and Son 2. Three varieties Poeticus': A. H. Bur-' ga-,s 1. Three varieties Tazelta:. Waugh and Son 1, H. J. Poole 2. Six blooms Trumpet: Waugh and Son 1, A. H. Burgess 2. Six blooms Incomparabilis (one variety): Waugh and Son 1, A. H. Burgess 2, Six Trumpets (white, yellow, or bicolour): H....J. Poole 1, Waugh . and Son. 2. Six Leedsi (one variety): Waugh and Son, 1, F. Westbury 2. Six Incomparabilis (yellow or bicolour) : Waugh and Son 1, H. J. Poole 2. Six Barrii (one variety): H. J. Poole 1, Waugh and Son 2. One Trumpet: A. H. Burgess 1, C. E. Buckingham 2. One Incomparabilis : A. 11. Burgess 1, Waugh and Son 2. One Barrii: H. J. Poole 1, A: H;

Burgess 2.'.'Points prize for .most points in sections 3-19, to be. won by same competitor three times :H. J. Poolo, 1. Six blooms Emperor :F. Wcstbury 1. • Six blooms Empress: 1?. Westbury 1. Six blooms Glory of Leiden:; F. Westbury 1; Six-blooms Vic--tbria: N. Heyes 1, B. H. Frethey 2. Six blooms Sir Watkin : F. Wesibury-1. Six blooms Glorio Mundi: 11. J. Poole 1, A.H. Burgess 2. Six blooms Lucifer: H. J. Poole 1, F. Westburv. 2. Six blooms Red Cups: H. J. Poole 1, F. Westirary 2. Six blooms Barrii Seagull: A. H. Burgess 1. Six blooms Leedsi: H. J. Pools 2. Six varieties Barrii: H. J. Poole 2. New Zealand seedling (long trumpet, white) :,H. J. Poole 1; New Zealand seeding (long trumpet, bicolour) : H. J.. Poole 2; Now Zealand' seedling, Leedsi: H. J. Poole 2. New Zealand seedling, six varieties, raised by exhibitor: H. J. Poole 1. Decorative Class.—Bowl of flowers ■ arranged for effect: R. N. Gordon i'l, Miss V. Grierson 2. , Vase of flowers arranged for. effect: Miss F. Hobbs 1. Bowl of daffodils: Miss F. Hobbs 1, K. Wells 2. Decorated table, children under 16: Miss F. Cunliffe 1, Miss P. .". Stupples 2. Lady's spray, children und\ev 16: Harold Dyko 1, Miss F. • Cunliffe 2. Gent's buttonhole, children under 16: Agnes M'Millan 1, Harold Dyke 2. ■ General Classes (open).-—Collection of cut flowers: R. Wilson 1. Collection of anemones: F.. Westbury 1, Mrs. D. Neill ■ 2. Twelve blooms anemones: Fl Westbury 1, Mrs! D. Neill 2. Collection of cyclamen: R. Wilson 1. Four vases hyacinths: Miss Ogilvie 1. Collection of ■ anemones : Mrs. D. Neill 2.-Three vases . anemones: Mrs. D...Neill 1. .Collection pansies : Mrs. B. H. Lazarus 1: Six camellias: G./Thompson 1. •Cyclamen, ■in ipot: Mrs. R. Pointon I.' . . ;'" Amateur Class.—Collection of nar- ; cissi: B. H.',Frethey' 1,". W. Slater^ 2. ■'■ One, long trumpet: A. Thomson 1, H. , Witchell 2. One other long .trumpet: H. : Witchell 1, W. J. Frethey 2. Four 'I :•'.'• varieties trumpet:, W. J. , Frothey .1, " T. L.'Barkor 2. Three blooms ..yellow' trumpet 1: W. J-, Frethey 1, H. Witchell 2. Three blooms bicolour trumpet: W. ' J. Frethey 1, T. L. Barker 2. Three blooms white trumpet: W. J. Frethey'l, T. L. Barker 2. Three blooms Incomparabilis: A. Thomson 1, W. J. Frethey • 2. Three blooms Red Cups: R. Pointon . \ i; :W, J. Frethey 2. ; . Three. blooms Barrii: ,W. J. Frethey 1, R." Pointon 2. Three blooms. Leedsi: W. J. Frethey 1; J. Ball 2. Three blooms Poeticus: ; W. J. Frethey 1, T. L. Barker 2. Points prizes, .sections 48-57: W. J. ;Frethey, ; 39 points: ' , • .. . . Juvenile. Class (under 18):— Six- varie- . ties narcissi: A. Thomson 1, R. Johness 2. Three varieties "narcissi: W. H. Huthnance 1, R. Jenness 2. One single trumpet : : W. H. Huthnance 1, A. Thomson 2. ' .•'.■■'■ ■'.'.'■-'}. Best blooms, in the show.—Beat trumpet: A. H. Bi^gess, "Lord Roberts." Best non-trumpet: Wa,\igh and Son, • "Sirda.',' •" . ' • ' .-,' ' Cottagei Garden Class.—Twelve varieties narcissi:. N. Heyes 1 and. 2. Six varieties narcissi:. N. Heyes 1 and 2. Decorated Tables.—Popular vote: Miss D. Johnson 1, Miss Jean Hendry. 2. Judge's award :^Miss Betty Anstis 1, Miss Joan Welsh 2. In.the absence of. the secretary, Mr. M. xHodgins, the duties were ably car- . ried out by Air. W.H.; Smith, assisted by an energetic committee of ladies and gentlemen. . , _ , . •