CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW

Evening Star, Issue 23270, 19 May 1939, Page 14

CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW

RAILWAY GARDENING CLUB Mil ny magnificent specimens were among'the blooms cntcfed for the Railway Gardening Club's animal chrysanthemum show yesterday. The show was again a decided success and was well .supported, even though the season has not been a good one for horticulturists. The arrangement of the exhibits served to display them at their best. The Cadbury ‘ Frv Hudson Challenge (tup for the most points in championship classes during the year was won by J. Fitzgerald, who lias been a very consistent competitor, his vegetable displays especially being a feature of the show. The following were the awards:— CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Judge: Mr K. A. Hamel. OPEN. Japanese championship —\\ . G.. Hillikcr 1 and 3, J. Masson 2. Japanese, three varieties—J. Masson 1 and 3. , . _ ~ , Japanese, throe white—T. Masson 1. Japanese, three yellow—J. Masson 1 and 2. , , . u i Japanese, three pink—J. Masson i Japanese, three any other colour—J. Masson 1 and 2 One bloom, I'.dith Cavoll J. Masson 1 One bloom, any other variety—J. Masson 1 and 2. Six varieties, single—J. Masson I. Four varieties, single—l. Masson 1. One vase. Bandmaster —J. Masson 1. One variety decorative double—J. Masson 1. amateur. Japanese championship F. D. Gailand 2 (only entry). Four varieties —E. J. Mills 1, L. D. Garland 2. . ~ Three varieties—i . Montgomery 1, E J . Mills 2* , T. T ’,l Three white, one variety—E. J. Mills Three vellow, - one variety—E. J. Mills 1. . . , Three bronze, one variety—ii. M O'Brien 1, E. D. Garland 2. Three blooms, any other colour, one variety—J. E. Milburn 1. One Edith Cavell—F. Burgess 1 au'd 2, J. Fitzgerald 3. One William Turner—J. Fitzgerald 1, K. J. Mills 2. „ , , _ One bloom, yellow—E. D Garland 2. One bloom, pink—E. D. Garland 2. One bloom, any other variety—F. C Montgomory 1. , , . Six varieties, single, championship S. J'. Webb 1, J. Fitzgerald 2. Four varieties, single—S. J. \Ncbh I. Three varieties, single—S. J. Webb I. E. D. Garland 2. , c , One variety, sniffle, white —S. Webb 1, J. E. Milburn 2. One vase Phyllis Cooper—S. J Webb 1, E. D. Garland 2. _ One vase, vellow—S. J. chb 1Mrs E. Duncan 2. E. D. Garland 3 One vase Bod Rover —S. J. Webb J. E. D. Garland 2. One vase, red—S. J. Webb One vase Bandmaster —S. J. W etm I, .1. Fitzgerald 2 and 3. One vase, bronze —S. J. Webb 1, airs E. Duncan 2, E. D. Garland 3. One vase, pink—S. J. AVebb 1, D. Garland 2. One vase, cream—S. J. Webb t, J. E. Milburn 2. One vase, any other colour —J. E Milburn 2. , Three varieties, decorative, double— S. J. Webb 1, Mrs E. Duncan 2 One varietv, decorative, double —S. J. Webb 1, Mrs E. Duncan 2, J. E. Milburn 3. Three varieties, decorative, single— J. E. Milburn F , One variety, decorative, single—J. E. Milbun 1 and 3, J. Fitzgerald 2. PREMIER BLOOMS. Japanese, red, Mrs George Munro ■ W. G. IT ill iker. Japanese, white, Louisa Pockett W . G. Hilliker. . v „ Japanese, vellow, Improved lellow Louisa Pockett—W: G. Hilliker . Japanese, pink, Mrs Algernon Davies —J. Masson. Japanese, bronze, Mrs Russell Clark —J. Masson. Japanese, anv other colour, Mrs rl. Habgood—J. Masson. Champion Japanese. Improved Tellow Louisa Pockett —W 7. G. Hilliker. Single, red. Red Rover —S. J. Webb. Single, white, Mary Jamieson Irvine —S. J. W 7 ebb. T Single, yellow, Mary Isabebe—S. J. W 7 ebb. , a, Single, pink, Cottage Girl S>. W r ebb. _ , ~, , , Single, bronze. Betty—S. J. W ebb. Single, anv other colour, Healesvibe Beauty—J. Masson. Champion single, Red Rover —a. J. Webb ' FRUIT. Judge; Mr J. S. M'Cartney. Five dessert apples—S. Higman 1, p. S. M'Laren 2 and 3 . Five cooking apples—P. S. M'Lareir 1, S. Higman 2. Five dessert pears—S. Higman 1, i. S. M'Laren 2. Five cooking pears —S. Higman I. VEGETABLES. Judge: Mr J. S. M'Cartuey. AMATEUR. Collection of vegetables, championship—J. Fitzgerald 1, R. Leyland 2, E. Bungard 3. Table cabbage—E. Bungard 1, R. Leyland 2. Cauliflower—R. Leyland 2 Leeks—R. Leyland 1, F. Bungard 2, J. Fitzgerald 3. Celery—J. Fitzgerald 1 and 2, R. Levland 3. , „ r> Parsnips—E. Bungard 1 and 2, it. Leyland 3. ' , . Intermediate carrots —E. Bungard 1 and 2. Long carrots —-R. Leyland 1, J. 1' it/.-o-erald 2. ° Short carrots —R. Leyland 1, J. Fitzgerald 2, E. Bungard 3. Round beet—E. Bungard 1 and 3. J. Fitzgerald 2. Long beet —U. Leyland 2. Potatoes, King Edward—E. Bungard 1, J. F itzgerahl 2. ° Potatoes, white—E. Bungard 1, U. Levland 2. Potatoes, coloured —E. Bungard 1. Potatoes, two varieties —J. Fitzgerald 1, E. Bungard 2. Potatoes, three varieties—E. Bungard 1 and 2. Swede turnips—J. Fitzgerald 1, 11. Levland 2. Savoys—J. Fitzgerald 1. Drumhead cabbage—l. Fitzgerald 2. Vegetable marrow—E. Bungard 1. Silver beet—E Bungard 1, J. Fitzgerald 2. Lettuce—l. Fitzgerald 2. Heavy cabbage—R. Leyland 1. Three varieties seed potatoes—J. Fitzgerald 1 and 2. Onions—J. Fitzgerald 1, S. Higman 2, E. Bungard 3. SPECIAL AWARDS. Cadbury Fry Hudson Challenge Cup. For nmst points in elianipioiiisbip clashes dining the year—l. Fitzgerald. Vegetable Aggregate Cup —E. Bungard.

Crvst-al vase, presented by Mr John Black, most points in single chrysanthemums. for railway employees only J, E. Milburn.