SUMMER SHOW

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 11376, 29 November 1930, Page 6

SUMMER SHOW

FINE EXHIBITS AT TOE OM ARC BAY.

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The Horticultural Society's _ summer show," held on Wednesday in the Te Pulta Hall, was ouite a success, despite the disadvantages to growers of the very dry and windy weather during the past two months. The various flower sections were very fine and competition for the trophies and special prizes in their connectmn very keen and close. The vegetalffe section received the' biggest' setback in this unusual season, but the judge, in his comments, stated that the potatoes shown bv Airs. W. Oates were among the finest lie_ had ever seen in any display for this time of tlie year. 'There was a very fair attendance, both in the afternoon and evening.

SPECIAL TROPHIES

Mrs E. Loisel’s Rose Cup: Winner, Miss Busby 35 points; runnerup Airs. F. Jefferd, 24pts. Miss E. Busbv’s Sweet Pea Cup: Winner, Mrs." Murphy, 54pts; runner-up, Miss Busby, 24>pte. Society’s Decorative Cup: Winner, Airs. Holah, 30 pts; runner-up, Mrs. Neill, Jbpts. Cut Flowers: Winner, Mrs. Holah. 23pts: runner-lip. Miss Busby, to pts. Champion Bloom: Rose, Mrs. F. Jefferd; Sweet Pea. Mrs. Holah.

SECTION I.—CLASSES 1-33

(Stewards: Miss Bushy and Mr Huddleston.) ,\

(Judge: Air. Bull.)

Twelve var. Sweet Pea: Mrs. Murphy 1; 9 do., Miss Busby 1, Mrs. Murphy 2; 6 do., bliss Busby 1, Mrs. Kay 2 ; 3 do., Airs. Murphy i and 2 ; 1 vase cream o,- white. Miss Busbv 1, Mrs. Murphy 2; 1 vase pink or rose. Airs. Murphy 1 and 2. Miss Busby 5; 1 vase sennet or crimson, Airs. Alurphy 1 and 1 vase mauve, Mrs. Kav 1; 1 vase pm - pie, Miss Bushy 1 Alrs ; Kay 2; 1 vase blue or lavender, bliss Busbj 1, Airs. Mnrphv 2; 1 vase, any other co or Mrs. Alurphy 1 and 2; -i Sweet Pea bloom, Mrs. Holah 1, Miss Busby 2, Mrs. Murphy 3. Three Carnations (3 varieties), bliss Busby 1, Airs. Holah 2; 3 do., 1 var.. Mrs H. Johnson 1. Mrs. Hollever - , 1 do. bloom, Edith Thompson Mrs. H. Johnson 2, bliss Bushy 3. lvreive Roses, distinctive varieties, bliss Busbv 1 and 2. Mrs F Jefrertl 3; ?i do* Mrs. F. Jefferd 1 Miss Bush) <> Mrs E. Loisel 3; 3 Mo.. Mrs. r. Jefferd l. Mrs. E. Loisel 2, Miss Busbv 3; 1 do. Mrs. t Jefiern 1. Mrs. E. Loisel 2, Miss Busby », 3 do., one var.. Mrs. F. Jefferd 1 and 2 Mrs. Murphy 3: o do., white, bl . L-oisel. sen., 1; 3 do., phik. Alls. Afurphv 1, Miss Busby 2, Mrs E Loisel '3; eolln. Rambler roses bliss Busby I: do.. Climbing Aliss Busby L; do.. Single. Mrs. E. Loisel 1, M o Loisel, senr., 2; 1 spray ramblei. Mrs Totld 1. 2 and 3; do., climbing, Mrs! Grant J. and 2: 1 single Rose, Miss Bushy 1,2 and 3.

SECTION 1 .--CLASSES 34-64.

(Steward.: Air. Geo. Oates.)

(Judge: Mr. Bull.) Cut. Flowers—6 varieties Mrs. Uurnhy 1; Aquilegia, Mrs. tnh.well ]. bliss Busby 2- Mrs. H. Johnson 3- Antirrhinum, bliss Busby 1; Lavender, Mrs. Todd 1: Gaillordia bliss Davidson 1, Mrs. IP. Johnson 2, Edith Thompson 8 ; Fuschia, blrs. 110Ink 1-: Geranium, Mrs. Langdon L Mrs. Holah 2; do., ivy. Airs. Holah i • Iris blrs. Holah 1; Larkspur, Wainiro Bay School 2: Mrs. Holah 1: Pelargonium, Mrs. E. Eoisel 1: Sweet William. Mrs Hollevei ] Edith Thompson 2 and 3; Verbena, Miss Bushy 1: Poppies. Airs. Alurphy 1. Aims Busbv 2. Airs. L. Loisel 3: Shirley Poppies, Alaiy Niton ], Mrs. H. Johnson 2; any other flower not scheduled Airs E. Lome. I, All's. Murphy 2, Mrs. Todd 3.

SECTION TI. AND 2A.—CLASSES (54-97.

'(Steward : Air. J as. Todd.) (Judge: Air. Bull.) Roans broad, 6 rods. Mrs. Hollever; Cabbage, Air. J. Oates; Carrots, intermediate. Airs. Langdon 1: Lettuce. Airs. Hollever 1.2 and cv Onions.' spring, AVaiapu Hospital 1Pens. 6 pods, short, Maiapu Hospital I; do., long. Airs. F. Jefferd 1. Potatoes. Airs. VV. Oates 1 and 3. Airs. Langdon 2; Rhubarb, Airs Kay j - Spinach, Airs. Hollever 2; Turnips. Mrs. Hollever 2; eolln: vegetables. Airs. Hollever 1: do., salad, Airs Hollever 1; do., culinary herbs, Waiapu Hospital 2: any other vegetable, Airs. F. Jefferd 1: &o°seberries, Tom Oates 1, Airs. Hoi ley eh 42, Aliss Davidson 3; Lemons Miss I>. Oates 1, Airs. AV. Oates 2. Airs. Alurnhv 3' Oranges, dessert, Kathleen Hollever 2f; Strawberries, Airs. Alurohy 1.

SECTION lIP-CLASSES 99-UO

(Steward: Miss E. Bushy.) (Jodue; Airs. E. Loisel.) Decorated Table. clea r glass vases. Airs. Holah 1, Airs. Grant 2, Mrs. Neill 3; do., not glass vns-s, Airs. Neill 1 • do., mantelpiece. Airs. Holah ] Mrs. Grant 2: do., basket. Mrs. Holah 1, Mrs. Steed 2 and 3: bowl Carnations, best arranged, Mrs Holah 1; do., roses, do., Mrs. Nei 1 and 2- do., Sweetoeas, Airs. Neill 1 and 2 Atvs. Steed 3: Bridal Bouquet, Airs. Holah 1. Mrs. Neill 2: Ladies’ Posy. Airs. Holah 1 and 3, Mrs Grant 2; Gent’s Buttonhole and Ladies’ Posy Airs. Neill 1 and 2. Airs. Grant 2:- bowl any other flowers, best arranged, Mrs. Caldwell 1: vase of flowers, Airs. Holah 1, Mrs. Alurphy 2.

JUNIOR CLASSES. —SECTION 78

Gentleman’s Buttonhole, Daphne Holah 1, Walter Thompson 2. Edith Thompson 3; Lady’s S-pra-v, Kathleen Holleve r 1 and 3, Revel Steed 2; any decorated article, Kathleen Hollevei 1 : vase flowers, best arranged. Meg Caldwell 1 Isabel Langdon 2. Kntlileri Hollever 3; best exhibit Wild Flowers. Aleg Caldwell'l, Kathleen Hollever 2.

SECTION 4,4 A AND S.—CLASSES 111-14,1. (Steward: Mrs. Hollever.) ' (Judges: Mrs. Hi. EL Wick steed and f Miss Smith.) Scones, plain, Airs. John MacDonald 1; do., butter, Miss A. Biggar 1, Miss Cornish 2:.Sponge_ Sandwich. Mrs. Conole I,'Miss Cornish 2 ; Butter Snongo."’Miss' Conolo 1, Miss Cornish 2: Fruit Cake, Miss Cornish 1; Walnut Cake. Miss Cornish 2; Madiera Cake, Mrs. Conole 1, Miss Cornish 2 • Shortbread. Mrs. Conole 1, Mrs. Caldwell 2; Biscuit collection, Miss Cornish -1: White Loaf. Miss Davidson 1 and 2; Brown Loaf, Miss A. Bigca r 1; Sponge Roll, Mrs. Nugent 3 ; Plate Pikelets, Mrs. John MacDonald 1, Aliss Cornish 2: do. Gems, Miss Cornish 1. Mrs. Caldwell 2 ; Cocoanut Ice. Constance Oates 3; Turkish Delight. Miss Davidson 1: Mnrmalade, Miss Davidson Miss Cornish 2; Pickles, collection, Miss Cornish I,' Miss Davidson 2: Chutney, collection. Aliss Davidson 1. Miss Cornish 2; Preserved Fi-uit. 1 bottle. Miss Davidson 1 and 2. Alms Cornish 3: Jam. 1 jar. Miss Davidson 1 and 2; Jelly, 1 jar, Miss David son 1 : best bottle any other sauce, Miss Davidson 1 and 2.; one doz. Hen Eggs, Miss Davidson I: Butter! Mrs. Caldwell 1. Airs. Murphy 2; Honey, .in comb, Miss Davidson 1 and 2; do., extracted, Alisa Davidson 3: Home-made Soap, Aliss Davidson l and 2, 1

SECTION VI.—CLASSES 146-164. (Steward: Airs. H. Johnson.) (Judge: blrs. R, IL. Wicksteed.) Undergarment, hand-made v silk. Mrs. Loisel, senr.. 1, Airs. Neill 2; best-worked Apron, blrs. .Neill 1 ! any d’Oyly. Mrs. Neill 3; bestworked Cushion Cover, bliss Oates 1 : Child’s Garment, knitted, Airs. Neill 1. Airs. Nugent, senr., 3; Knitting in wool. Mrs. .Loisel,. senr.. 1; Knitted Sox or Stockings. Mrs Loisel. senr., .1: Duclmss Set, lin-. en, Alisa Oates 2; Afternoon Tea Cloth, Airs. Loisel, senr., 1; Tray Cloth, bliss Conole 1 ; Fancy Needlework, silk, Airs: Loisel, senr., 1, blrs Neill 8; Table Centre, Mrs. Loisel, senr., 1, bliss Conole 2; any article 'from sugar bag, Margaret Beale 1 and 3.

JUNIOR CLASSES.—SCHOOL

WORK

(Steward: Airs. Grant.) (Judge: Mr. Woodley.)

Drawing, Crayton.—Primers, any subject. Patricia Wilkins 1. Leora te [{cirri 2 Eunice Stewart 3; Std. 1., egg in cup. Sue Bowes 1, Huie Teroo Harrison 3: Std. 11.. candle in candlestick. YViwi leniti 1, Wnki bio raid 2. L. Al'oraki 3; Stds. HI. and IV'., ladies’ handbag, Keith [Jar da ere 1 Constance Oates 2, Nolieen Rawstron 3. Brnshwork.—Stds. 111. and IV., any flower, Charlotte Newton 1, Alar-gn-ret Caldwell 2 and 3: Std. V., spray of flowers, Barbara Oates I, Bobby Fivers 2, Elbe Lambert 3: SLI. ' VII., spray flowers and leaves ;n vase, Lorraine Coop 3. Pencil.—Std. IL. milk jug, Ala son Chambers 1, Tarzan te Kani 2; Std. TIL. umbrella (closed), Alay te Kani. L, Alary Savage 2, Constance Oates 3; Std. IV.. kettle. Gwen Findlay 1, Wendy Caldwell 2, Charlotte Newton 3: Std. V.. biscuit tin and bottle, Neville Atkins 1, Clyde Holah 2, Rex Oates 3; Std. VI., coat hanging on peg, Olive Ransley 1, Athol Mclntyre 2; Std. VII.. coat hanging on peg. Berry Neill 3. Modelling.—Primers T: and JI., any subject, Colin IJ.urdacre 1. Olive Sinclair 2, Dorothy Brydon 3 ; Primer 111., any subject, Patricia Wilkins 1 Bobby Bignell 2, Alban Neill 3; Std! 1, a shoe,‘Lottie Chambers 1, Tarzan te Kani 2; .Joe Oates 3; Std. 11.. wheelbarrow, Harold Bignell 1, Hori Newston 2. Woodwork.—Stds. V. and VI., any simple model, Berry Neill 1, Rowan Holah 2, Jack Moody 3. Paperwork, Primers.— t Pape r weaving. Patricia Wilkins 1, Bobby Bignell 2, Alban Neill 3. Writing.—Primers, print script, Alban N»ll 1. Lena te puna 2, Ena McLeod 3; Std. 1.. do., Susie Hyland I, Lottie Chambers 2;_ StcL 11., Waki Moraki 1, Len Aloraki 2, Alary Niven 3; 111., Margaret Beale 1, Rdith Thompson 2, Jacob Hyland 3; Std. IV.. John Walden 1, Margaret Caldwell 2, Charlotte Newton 3; Std. V., Jean King 1, Joyce Hanlon 2, Barbara Oates 3; Std. VI. and VII., .Jack Moody 1. Olive Ransley 2, Kathleen Hollever 3. Essay.—-Stds. HI. and TV., “Signs •if Spring,” Constance Oates 3; Std. V.. “My Favorite Hobby,” Daphne Holah 2; Stds. VI. and VIP. “Conversation between Alotor-cav and Horse,” Lorraine Coop 1, Athol Ale intyre 2, Alunel Atkins, Kathleen Hollever and Frank Porter 3.