ROSE SHOW.

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 12399, 12 November 1934, Page 7

ROSE SHOW.

FINE DISPLAY IN CITY HALL A wonderful display of rose s aud other flowers was provided at the City Hall on Saturday when the Poverty Bay Horticultural Society held its annual rose show. Entries constituted a record and! the quality of the blooms was exceptionally high. The public attended in good numbers and the president, Mr C. 0. Hansen, and the lion, secretary, Mr R. A. Berge ) were warmly congratulated on the’ success 1 achieved. The judges were Messrs E. E. Calcott (roses), R. G. Craiwtord (cut flowers) and S. Tate (decorative), while the steward's were Miss Molly Bull, Messrs H. G. Wcllborne, G. T. Maunder, and G. R. A. Whiting. Mrs R. G. Crawford exhibited some wonderful blooms and 'Secured both premier bloom awards, as (well an the championship award. The premier hybrid tea was a tine specimen of Mrs Charles Lamplougli and the premier Pemetiana was a Julien Poten. The former premier bloom" was also selected us champion. General awards, with the number of entries in parenthesses,, wore as follows: — ROSES —Open—--12 varieties, named (2): Aim R. Hepburn and Mrs R. G. Crawford, ermal. 1.

Six varieties, named ,1): Mrs R. Hepburn 1. Twelve varieties, hybrid teas, named (1): Mrs R. Hepburn 1. Six hybrid tea roses (2) : Mrs R. G. Crawford I, Airs R. Hepburn 2. Three, tea (2): Mrs E. R. Renner Six, single (1): Airs R. Hepburn 1.

—Amateur — Twelve varieties, named (.1): Airs A. R. Gardiner 1. Six varieties named (G): All's E. R. Renner 1, Mr’s Rex Willock 2, Mrs A. R. Gardner 3. Six hybrid teas (4): Airs A. R. Gardiner 1, Airs G . T. Ala under 2, Mrs E. R. Renner 3. Three hybrid teas (G) :■ Airs. Rex Willock 1, Air G. T. Alaundcr 2. Three, white (8)): Alis s J. Bain 2, Mils C. 0. Hansen 3. Three, red (6): Airs C. 0. Hansen 1, Airs A. R, Gardiner 2 ; Airs Piercy 3. Three, wink (10): Airs A. R. Gardiner 1, Air G. T. Bull 2, Airs Pierey 3 Three, yellow (7): Airs’ F. T. Kirk 1, Alr s A. Ri. Gardiner 2, Airs Picr-c-y 3. Three, other than white., red, pink or yellow (4): Airs Pierey 1, Airs A. K. Gardiner 2. Three varieties, decorative, (6): Mrs AY. H. Jones 1, Airs C. O. Hansen 2. Three varieties, ninglc (2) : Mrs W. H. Jones 1, Airs Rex "Willock 2. Three Pernetiana roses (5): Mrs Pierey 1, Airs A. R. Gardiner 2, Airs W. H. Jones 3. —Novice Classes— Six distinct varieties (8): Aliss Alabel Pocock 1, Airs E. R. Douglas 2. Mrs E. R. Black 3. Three distinct varieties (12): Kaiti iworkn I, Airs AV. H. Jones 2, Aliss Alabel Pocock 3, Airs G. AVitty v.li.e. One red rose (14): Airs AV. H. Jones 1 and 2, Mrs G. AVitty 3. One white rose (12): Mrs E. R. Black 1, Aliss Alabel Pocock 2, Airs VV. H. Jones 3 and v.h.c. One pink rose *(16): Mi’sM. Martin 1, Airs R. Hickman 2 Airs. Buckland 3. One yellow rose (12) : Airs G. Witty 1, One, other .than red, white,, pink, or yellow (11): Mrs AV. H. Jone s I, Airs C. A. Sherriff 2, Mrs O'. H. Bull 3. One isingle rose (9): Airs A l /, H. Jones 1, Aliss Alabel Pocock 2, Mrs Af. Alartin 3. SWEET PEAS —Open— Twelve varieties (1) : Tom Barton 2-.

Six .varieties, named • (1): Miss N. Griffin 1. Three varieties (2): N. Griffin 1, C. 0. Hansen 2. One variety,,' white or cream (2): Miss N. Griffin 1. One variety, pink or rose (3) ■ Miss N. Griffin 1, Mrs C. O. Hansen 2. Crimison or scarlet (2): Miss N. Griffin 1, Tom .Barton 2. Orange or .salmon (2): Miss N. Griffin 1. Bine, mauve, heliotrope or lavender (2): Miss N. Griffin 1. Any other color (3): Mrs C • 0. Hansen 1, Miss N. Griffin 2. Novice Classes — Six varieties (5): Mrs fßla.k bum 1, Mrs A. M. Perston 2. Miss Quirk 3. Three varieties, six (stems of each (7): Mrs'lt. Hickman 1, Mrs O’Donnell 2, Mrs G. Blackburn 3. White or cream, six stems (8) : Mrs R. Hickman 1, Mrs 0. Blackburn and Miss Quirk, equal, 2. Pink or rose, ,six stems (S): Mrs O. Blackburn 1, Mr y R. Hickman 2, Mr A. Jones 3. Crimson or scarlet (S): Mrs OBlackburn 1, Mr A. Jonen 2, Miss Quirk 3. Orange or salmon <o): Mrs C. Blackburn 1 } Miss Quirk 2, Mrs A. Jones 3. Blue mauve, heliotrope or lavender (6): jMi«s D. Kent 1, Mr O’Donnell 2 Mr A. Jones 3. i Any other color (10): Mins Quirk i Mrs R. A. Serge 2, Mrs Z. Carter 3. CUT FLOWERS

—Open— Twelve kinds of outdoor flowers.(2): Mrs It- A. Bergo 1, Mrs Ilex Willook 2. Six kinds of outdoor Honors (10) : Mrs J. S. Faukln 1, Miss Picken 2, Mrs G. Witty 3. Throe kinds of outdoor flowers (4): Mrs E. E. Renner 1, Mrs 0. Thodcy 2, Mrs Picrcy 3. Six kinds of blue flowers (6): Mrs C. 11. Bull 1, Mrs G. Witty and Mrs Rex Willock, equal, 2. Six kinds of white flowers (3): Mrs C. A. Sherriff 1, Mr E. T. Kirk 2, Twelve pansies (3): Mr» M. Martin 1, Mrs CL 0. Hansen 2, Mrs H. Stub bings 3. Six pansies (8): Mrs N. Martin 1, Mn;s C. Blackburn 2, Mrs 0. 0. Hansen 3. Three violas (2): Mrs CL O. Hansen 1, Mrs Rex Willock 2. Stocks,, throe colors (2): Dan Barry 1, Mrs R. Hickman 2. Antirrhinums, six colors (8): Mrs Buckland 2, Mrs J. D. McDonald 3. Delphiniums (1): Mrs 11. Stub-, bings 1. Geraniums (3): Mrs V. F. Wise 1, Mrs Soloman 2, Mrs E. R. Renner 3 Geraniums, ivy leaf (1) : : Mrs C. A. Sherriff 1. Bulbs (1): Miss D. Jeuno 1. Aquelegias • (3): Mrs R. Hickman 1, Mr s N. Martin 2. Gaillardian (2) : Miss J. Bain 1. Phlox drummoudi O): Beryl Knowles 2. Verbenas (4): Mrs R. A. Bergo 1, and] 2.. Iris, bearded (1): Mrs CL Blackburn I. Iris, not bearded (I): Miss C. Blackburn 1. 'Flowering -shrubs, (1): * Mrs Rex Willock 1. Sweet William (2): Mrs Soloman 2. Calendulas (7): Mrs C. H. Bull 1, Mrs Rex Willock 2. Mrs R. A. Berge 3. . Iceland poppie s (6): Mrs C. Maunsell .l, Mbs, L. Williams 2, Mrs Pieroy and Dan Barry equal, 3. Cinerarias (1): Mrs Pylce 1. Gerberas (2): Miss CL Blackburn and Tom Darton, equal 2. A.ny other flower not mentioned in schedule (7) :-Mrs A.. N. Perston 1, Miss Z Carter 2. DECORATIVE SECTION —Open Classes— Small bowl of flowers , for dinner table (11): Mrs 0. Thodev 1, Mrs C. H. Bull 2, Mrs S. D. Nathan 3. ' Bowl of roses (6) : Mrs S. H. Bull

1„ Mrs Gardiner 2, Mrs O. Thodcy 3. Bowl of flowers other than roses (11) : Mrs S. D. Nathan 1, Miss Picken 2, Mrs W. Irwin 3. Bowl of sweet pas (5): Miss Helen Thompson 1, Mrs Woodrow Mrs O. Thodcy 3. Mixed flowers (14): Miss E. Thornay; 1, Mrs Gardiner 2, Airs 'S'. D. Na than 3. Bride’s sheaf (4): Miss Des Ba-rrcs 1, Airs 0. fTbodey 2 and 3. Lady’s spray (9): Airs Gardiner 1, Mps S. D. Nathan 2, Aliss Des Barres 3 Posy ({)); Aliss Dos Barrcs 1,1 Miss C. Blackburn 2_ Airs O. Thodey 3. —Juniors, under 16 — Pansies, floating in bowl (10): Ruth Sunderland 1, Jill Thompson 2 Margaret Nnwman 3. Roses, own foliage (13) : Alargaret Newman l, Sheila, Aluir, 2 April Slier- E riff 3. 'Lady’s buttonhole (18): Sheila 9 Aluir 1, Gwynno Bowen 2, Helen jj Aitlcen 3. Jill Thompson li.c. Floral design (3): Alargaret Newman 2. FLORAL DISPLAYS —Open— Display of flowers,, shrubs, <n- foliage (2): Aliy; S'. Williams 1, Airs J. S. Faulds 2. CARNATIONS - —Open— Three varieties (3): N. Pyko 2. CHILDREN’S CLASSES U nder 16— Pansy collection (6) : -Alargaret 1 M-jirm. Mnuiwcll

Pansy collection (6): -Alargaret Newman 1, Marie Alauiisell 2. . Elowei's grown at home or at school (7): Alargaret Newman and Alanutuke School, equal, 1; Alerlo Alauiisell 3; Jill Thompson and Helen Aitken, li.c. Three -vases roses (7) : Merle Alaunsell 1 and li.c., Jill Thompson 2, Alanutuke School 3, Aiarie Alauiisell h.e.