SUMMER ROSES
DISPLAY; AT KARORI
The roses shown at the summer show o£ the Karori Horticultural Society, held in the Parish Hall, Karori, yesterday, were o£ a quality not often seen in Wellington. The blooms were arranged on long tiered tables and presented a br/Iliant spectacle for the many visitors. Mr. W. M. Page, president of the so.ciety, introduced; i-Mr, J. M. ■A, llotc, vrho opened the show. The champion rose,.. "Lemon Pillar, shown by Mr. K. M. Porteous, was an excellent specimen, being creamy yellow in shade. Another prominent rose exhibitor was Mr. D. S. Patrick. . Mr.^Gr. L. Corkhill, -one of Wellington's best-kffown growers of violas and pansies, took practically all.of the prizes in these sections. His displays were of an . exceedingly high quality. '<'. ■ The children's sections again drew record entries and special prizes -were awarded'in many instances. In the out flower division there was a brilliant variety of roses, poppies, paeonies, and delphiniums. • ,',,'-.■■ 1 T ■A fine exhibit of rock; plants—including a unique "Tom Thumb" fuchsia, which does not grow more than nine inches high —was.showri by Mr. R. H. Johnston. Mr. W. H. Kent had a display of ..roses, .nemesiae, and pausies, the pansies being particularly good. Messrs. Duncan and Davies. New Plymouth nurserymen, showea some varieties of unusual and attractive Woonis,' and Mr. F. Westbury, of Talta, had some very sturdy and colourful sweet peas on show. The results, of the judging are as follows:—■ -
H O3eSi —r. jr. Porteous, 4 firsts, 3 seconds, and champion; D. S. Patrick, 4 firsts, 6 sec-onds,-5 h.c; F. W. Cairns, 2 firsts, 1 h.C. G. S. Nlcoll, 1 first, 2 seconds, and h.c; F. K. Porteous, ■ 1 second and h.c.; Mrs. Newnham', 1 second; Mr«, 0. V. R. Frascr, 1 first; E. C. Gamble, 1 h.c; W. Morton, 1 first and 1 second; Mrs. Urguhart, 1 second; Mrs. S. W. Fearn, 1 first; Mrs. McIjcod, 1 first, 1 second, and h.c
Cut Flowers.—Mrs. 0. Tell, 1 first; N. D. Hood, 1 first and 2 seconds; Mrs. E. Purdie, 1 first; Mrs, Osborn, 2 seconds; Mrs. S. W. Kearn, 2 ii.c; G. L.- Corkhill/ G firsts, 8 seconds, aud 2 h.c.; A. G. Williamson, 1 h.c.; G. Gore, 1 first, 2 seconds, and 2 h.c; Mrs. Mcleod,"2 firsts; Mrs. 1\ S. Grant, 2 seconds-; Mrs; M. Howard,' 1 h.c; Mrs. McKeeyer, 2. firsts; 3fr«. P.. Guflfoyls, 1 arst, 1 second; Mrs. IV L. Newcombo, 2 firsts; Mrs, Janisch, 1 second; Mrs. J. Curie, 1 first: Mrs. C. D. Collier-,' 1- second; Miss D. E. Bray, 1 second- and one h.c.; Mrs. M. Hall, 1 first; H. Johnstone, i second; Mrs. G. V. R. Eraser, 1 h.c.;. Mrs. Creeby, 3 firsts 1 second, aud^ h.c.; Mrs. Newnham, 1 second; Mrs. ; G. ;Niepll. 1 h.c.; Mrs. Carr mtchael; 1 first; A. Nl Burns, 1 first; Mrs. VC. Simm, 1 second ;'V. E. Ebsworth, 1 first; Mrs. N. De Blois.l h.c; Mrs. E. B. Bristow, Decorative.—Sirs. Tolly, i first,' V second; Mrs/ G. Klcoll,' 3 -firsts »nd 2 h.c.r Mrs. Ur'quhart, 1 second; Mrs. Hatcher, 1 first; X second, 1 h.ci,; Mr». WHliamson; 1 second; Mrs. G. Fell; 1 first and 1 h.(i.; Mrs.' W. Simm,. 1 first; Mrs. Purdio, 2 seconds and 1 h.c.; Mrs. <Coheh,' 1 .sli.c; Mrs.' McTagc'art, 1 h.c.; i Mrs. Newnham, l .h.c; Mrs.. G. Ik' Corkhill, • 1 first; .Mrs. M.. Wahren; 1 fltst nnd .1 second; Mrs. V:' Whlttlngton,'l first, 1' h.c;'; ■■ Mrs. 11.I 1. S. 'Grant, 1 li.c. CUildreh's Section.—Marjocto. .Whlttlngton, 1 first and 2 seconds; Diana Dlckenson, '1 h.c; Joyco Tustln, 1 second: Nita Whlttlngton, 2 firsts; M«rg«ret'Jenkins;"l:h.c.;! Sonla Stanley, 1 first, 1 h.c; Joan Holland', 1 second, 1 h.c.; Joyce Sutton, l.h.c; June' Blakely, 1 h.c; Ruth Thompson, 1 second; Betty Madrtnek. 1 h.c.; Joyco /Purdie, ,3 .seconds; Beth Watchman, 1 first; Joy Broow, 1 first; Naomi Brooks, 1 second; R. 'Felli 2« firsts-and 1 second; Susan Brown, 1 , h-c.; Bernice McKelcji. 1 h:c; Nona Whtttlngton, 1 h.c.; Helen Gibson, 1 second and 1 h.c.; Gladys Gibson, special; Pat Burnett, special; ■ Madelln Polana, snecial; Dorothy Tustin; special; Joyco Stanley, 1 h.c.;:'Joyce■-.tolls', special; Xgairo Hare, 1 first.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 131, 30 November 1933, Page 19
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692SUMMER ROSES Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 131, 30 November 1933, Page 19
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