INSTITUTES' SHOW

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 110, 5 November 1937, Page 14

INSTITUTES' SHOW

THE PRIZE^LIST

•As reported yesterday, tiie Women's Institutes of the' Hurt Valley Federation held a display of the work of the members on Wednesday. The prize-list was as follows:—Highest . number of points, Mis. Quin and Mrs. Harris, equal. Cut flower section: Mrs. Coker and Mrs. Quin, equal, Pansies: Mrs. Harris 1, Mrs.' Coker 2. Violas: Mrs. Coker 1^ Mrs. Bonthorne 2. Roses: Mrs. Hunter 1, Mrs. Pemberton 2. Stocks: Mrs.; Quin',l, Mrs. Lockwood 2. Poppies: Mrs. Coker 1, Mrs. Sage 2. Wallflowers,: Mrs. Quin, -1 and 2. Ranunculi: Mrs. Pemberton 1, Mrs. Dyer 2. Miniature gardens: Mrs. Chambers 1, Mrs. Bennett 2. Bowl mixed flowers: Mrs. Harris 1, Mrs. Turner 2.. Bowl of roses: Mrs. Hunter 1, Mrs. Sage 2. Basket of flowers: Mrs. Watson 1, Mrs. Dyer 2. Native leaves: Miss Mumby (special), ; Mrs. Braid 1. Floating bowl: Mrs. Lockwood 1, Mrs. Watson 2. Lady's spray: Mrs. Chambers 1, Mrs. Sage 2. Gentleman's but? tonholft: Mrs. Chambers 1, Mrs. Quin 2. Party table: Wallaceville Institute 1, Upper Hutt Institute 2. Cookery.—Original iced model: Mrs. Dick. Shortbread: Mrs. Harris 1, Mrs. Anderson 2. Pikelets: Mrs. Stewart 1, Mrs. Moir 2. Biscuits:^ Mrs. Braid 1. Puff pastry: Mrs. Anderson 1, Mrs. Stewart 2. Scones: Mrs. Wood 1, Mrs. Anderson 2. Sultana cake: Mrs. Sage 1, Mrs. Wood 2. Sponge cake: Mrs. Harris 1, Mrs. Balfour 2. iTaita gardens were specially successful, twelve prizes going to the district.