HOLY TRINITY SHOW

Greymouth Evening Star, 11 December 1929, Page 5

HOLY TRINITY SHOW

MIDSUMMER FLO VVEBS. ■ Tlie“Holy Trinity Church’s midsummer flower show was held in Trinity Hall this afternoon. The display of flowers, considering the unfavourable weather conditions which have been experienced for some time, was a fine one, especi ally in the decorative section. The entries were comparatively few, but the quality of most of the flowers exhibited, was high. The flower stalls’ beautiful collection of many different varieties of blooms, attracted attention. Miss Lmdbom, of Cobden, had an interesting exhibition of paper-work flowers, all Ol which were for sale. The decorated tables were particularly well done. The ladies assisting in various stalls were -.—Jumble, Mrs Phillips ; Flowers Mesdam.es Seddon, Kitchingham al }d White; Tea-rooms, Mesdames Leach, Roach, Tomlinson, Mackley, Schaei, and Mayo. The judges of the sections were Mesdames A. R. Wallis and E. Harley (decorative) and Mr F. Kendrick (cut flowers and produce). Their awards were as follow: pIqWEBS. Best six roses, three distinct yarie ties —Mirs T. E. Y. Seddon 1, Mrs A. R. Wallis h.c. Best collection carnations—Mis Phillips h.c. . , . . Best collection three antirrluniums— Mrs Phillips h.c. Best three roses —H. Burns 1. . Best six roses—-N. Burns 1Best two roses —N. Bums 2. Best one rose—N. Burns 1, Mrs Greenslade h.c. Best six pansies—Miss Mary Seddon 1 Mrs Tomlinson 2. Best twelve pansies and violas—Mrs Greenslade 1, Mrs Tomlinson 2. Best collection cut flowers —Miss C. Wilson 1, Mrs A. B. Wallis 2. _ Best collection shrub flora—Miss C. Wilson 1. . . Best any flower —Miss Wil s °n Best collection cut flowers—Mrs Lawn 1, Mrs Lawn 2, Mrs Seddon h.c. Best two roses—Mrs Greenslade 1. Best twelve roses. —N. Burns 1. ( DECORATIVE SECTION. Best buttonhole (girl o r boy) Miss V. Robinson 1, Miss 2. Best buttonhole or lady’s spray Miss B. Roach 1, Miss V. Robinson h.c. .. Best bowl roses —Mrs Seddon 1, Mrs Roach 2. . m .. Best decorated table. —Miss Tennent 7, Mrs Revell 2, Mrs Roach h.c. PRODUCE. Best lettuce—Mrs Phillips 1. Best cabbage —Mr T. E. Y. Seddon L Best pound gooseberries —Mrs Leach 1, Mrs Phillips 2.