NORTHLAND

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 103, 4 May 1931, Page 5

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I The autumn show of the Xorthland j Horticultural Society was opened on Saturday, in St. Anne's Hall .by Mr. R. A. 1 Wright," M.l\, who was accompanied by Sirs. Wright. Chrysanthemums were ■the chief feature of the show, although' all poctions were well represented. The cbamt'ibn bloom (L. S. Lloyd) was exhibited b"y Mr. J. Bell. During the evening a beautiful bouquet.was presented to Mrs. Wright. .. .": ' , '■■■Following is a list of prize-winners:— '"Pot Plants.—Mr. G. S. Xisbct, 1 first; M. T. L. Uoycs, 1 second; Mrs. Bernech, he' "•■'.'"■ -, .'-. Decorated Table—Miss Schneider, h.c. Bridal Bouquet-.—Miss ' Schneider, Ist, 2nd, and' h.c. ■ '". ' . . .' Basket of Flowers.—Miss. Schneider, Ist, 2nd, and h.c. ','■■'■ Bowl of Flowers.—Miss Schneider, .Ist; Mrs. Bornech, 2nd.r . •: Lady's Spray.—Miss Schneider, Ist, 2nd, , Gent's' Buttonhole:—Miss Schneider, Ist, "2nd, and h.c. •' : ' ' Domestic—Mrs. Steel, /G firsts, 6 seconds, 2 h.c.; Mrs. Honsa, 5 firsts, i seconds, 1 h.c; Mrs. ' vpn< Iveiscnbei'j;. 1 first, 1 second, 1 h.c:;,Mrs. Bush, 1 first; Mrs. Riley, 1 first, 1 second, 2 h.c. . Fancy Work.—J. Ellis, Ist and 2nd; JS. Platt, h.c. Water-colour: Miss Sotham ,Ist, Miss B. Clark 2nd. Pen-and-ink drawing: Miss Urquhart Ist, Miss B. Clark 2nd Children's Section.—Basket of flowers: Louise Honsa, Ist and second. Bouquet: Betty Plant, Ist. Gent's buttonhole: l'red <Vkel Ist, L. Honsa 2nd, Betty Plant h.c.. Lady's spray: L. Honsa Ist, B. Sotham 2nd. Plain scones: Betty Plant Ist, Shirley Gapes 2nd, M. Simpson h.c. Pikelets: Helen Hampton Ist, D.'Warr 2nd and h.c. Small cakes: D. Warr Ist. Sponge sandwich: Shirley' Gapes Ist, B. Plant. 2nd', 'Toffee:''H. Hampton Ist, D. Warr 2nd. Home-mAcle sweets: B. Sotham Ist, Pat- Sotham 2nd and h.c. .. ■ Chrysanthemums.—Champion bloom, Mr. J. Bell's "J. S. Lloyd," G firsts, 1. second Chrysanthemums' (amatuer): .J. G: Coolie, 5 firsts, 1 second; W..J. Baker,----3 firsts, 2. seconds, 1, h.c.; G. L. Corkhill; 3 firsts, 6.seconds,.3 h.c; T. Burkett, 1 second; J. "Howard, '2 seconds; W. Heath, 2 firsts, 1 second, 1 h.c; J.B. Laurenson, 1 first, 1 second, 1 h.c; Mrs. Bernech, 1 first. Novice class: Mrs. F. H. Schneider, 3 firsts. ■. . Rose's.—Mr. T. Burket, V first. . , Marigolds.—Mrs. yon Keiscnberg, 1 first; Miss Schneider, 1 second. ■• Gosmea.—Miss Schneider, .2 • seconds; Mrs ©avis, h.c ~- Ciif flowers: Mrs. yon Keisenberg,' 1. first;. Mr.' T. 'Burkett,. 1 second; Miss Schneider, 1" second. ,■• Vegetables.—Mr, F. H. Schneider. : u firsts .4 seconds; Mrs. Bernech, 4 firsts; 3 seconds; 3 li.c:-Mr. ,'Ho'risa, 4 firsts, .2 h.c; Mrs.'Rush. 2 firsts, 1. second.. 1 h.c; Mr J. Cable, 3. firsts, ,2. seconds, 2 h.c; Mrs. J. B. Riley. 1 first, 1 second. ■ Mrs. Bernech is winner of Mr. R. A. Nic'ol's trophy for most points gained in the vegetable classes 'lit the 'January and April shows'.*' Mr.1.7. Bell wins'Mr.-,S. E. Lambert's trophy for the champion .bloom in the chrysanthemum classes. Mr.,,G. _L. Corkhill has been • successful in , gaming Mr. .H. J. Atkinson's trophy, for.the. most points in the" amateur classes in chrysanthemums. • . In the domestic class Mrs. Steel wins outright Mr. W. Brown's trophy for most points in the November, January, arid May shows. Mrs. Steel will also hold Mr. W. Platt's trophy for a year.