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Evening Star, Issue 16995, 18 March 1919, Page 3

The New Sauce from England is a revelation in sauce manufacture. Your grocer sells H.P. EVENING STAR FLOWER SHOW The annual flower show by employees of the ‘ Evening Star ’ was hek! in the news room to-day. Several regular exhibitors were unable to compete, owing to the abnormality of the season, but it was a good display, noticeably meritorious in sweet pens and "ood in carnations. For exhibition only there were some nice cut flowers grown by Mr Adam Glen, also a capital collection (strong in carnations and sweet peas) by Miss J. Reid, and Mr G. J. Ernngton’s display of sweet peas was simply wonderful. This grower exhibited a Fiery Cross with six on a stem, a vase of Tangerine (never shown before in Dunedin), and, amongst his new kinds, a. salmon that does not burn. Mr H. Clarke judged, and bis awards are as follow :—■ Three varieties sweet peas. —C. Calverly 1 and 2, G. Buchanan 3. One vase sweet peas (for those who have not previously won a prize) —H. Sme.ium 1, G. Buchanan 2. Decorated bowl (any flowers or foliage). —C. Calverley 1, G. Buchanan 2. Collection of carnations or picotees.—J. Ash 1. Miss Gibson 2. Collection of dahlias.—W. Thompson 1, Collection of Gladiolas.—F. Jacro 1. Collection of Roses.—G. Buchanan 1, J. Ash 2. Collection of Cut Flowers. —C Calverley 1. Collection of Vegetables.—K. Webster 1. S. Smith 2. Potatoes.—S. Smith 1. Onions. —S. Smith 1. Carrots.—S. Smith 1. Parsnips.—G. Crosbie 1. FRUIT. Plate of tomatoes io u> 10 in a plate).— S. Smith 1. Dessert apples.—G. Buchanan 1. Cooking apples.—G. Buchanan 1. The committee wish to thank Mias 8011, Miss E. Roll, Mrs IT. Smith, G. Evrington, “The Finn,” and Nimmo and Blair for prizes, and Messrs Laid law and Gray for .the loan of vases and bowls.

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DUNEDIN - FIRE BOARD The monthly meeting of the Dunedin ‘P'ire Board was hold this afternoon, Mr T. Chaimer presiding. The Department of Internal Affairs forwarded an extract from the ‘ New" Zealand Gazette/ fixing May 51', 1919, as the date on which the returns of firo companies for the year ended December 51, 1918, must bo furnished to the board.—Received. A further communication was received from the Department of Internal Affairs forwarding a list of fire insurance companies carrying on business In New Zealand.—Received. , The General Committee reported that requisitions Nos. 689 to 691 for various stores had been approved. The committee also reported that accounts amounting to £775 9s 7d had been passed for payment. The financial position of the board as at March 11 showed, a credit balance of £2,198 11s 9d, after pavrnent of accounts. The committee recommended that service honors applied for be granted.—The report was adopted. Before the "annual cold ” grips you get NAZOL. Take it on sugar, or by inhalation—either way it is a splendid safeguard. 1/6 Buys 60 doses.—fAdvt.]

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