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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 6 July 1933, Page 8

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TE XGUTU LADY PLAYERS. BRONZE MEDAL CONTEST. The competition for July held under the auspices of the L.G.U. for the bronze medal presented by that union, was played at the 'Te Ngutu links yesterday and a number of good cards were returned by members. The three best were ns rollow: Miss E. O’Dowd, 09—24—75; Miss P. Hutchinson, 111—35—76; Miss J. Joyce, 112—36-—76.

Mangolds. Giant Orange Globe: 0. : Willis 1,2 and 3. .Mangolds, any other variety, named: C. Willis 1,2 and 3. Mangold, heaviest: C. Willis (4211 b) 1. A. J. Davey (4011 b) 2, C. Willis (36 Jib) 3. Mangolds, collection eight varieties, named: C. Willis 1 and 2, G. Jones 3. Artichokes for hog feeding: C. Willis l and 2, J. H. Burgham 3. Cattle cabbage: C. Willis 1,2 and 3. .Silver beet: C. Willis 1 and 2. •Swedes, "Superlative: C. Willis 1, H. Ward 2, R. Jones 3. , Swedes, Masterpiece: A. F. Bulmer j 1 and 2,, J. 11. Bishop 3. | .Swedes, Grandmaster: •R. Anderson 1, j J. McLoughlan 2, G. P. Hunter 3, E. Espin v.h.c. ; Swedes, Up-to-date: C. Willi’s 1, J. Huggins 2. I Swedes, Abundance: C. Willis 1. Swedes, Magnum Bonuni: R. Jones 1, C. Willis 2, W. J. Jackson 3. I Swedes, Crimson King: H. Ward 1, W. V.' Hoskin 2 C. Willis 3. Swedes, any other variety: W. J. . Jackson 1, W. E. Forbes 2, R. Richardson 3. Swede, heaviest: E. Espin (271 b) 1, ■G. P. Hunter (231 b) 2, A. J. Crofskv (lSflb) 3. Kale, Buda: C. Willis 1,2 and 3. Chou moellier: C. Willis 1 and 2, D. Blaekstoclc 3. . Turnip, Hardy Green Globe: R. Col--1 lins 3, C. Willis 2. , Turnips, Imperial Green Globe: C. Willis 1. j Turnips, yellow ;fleshed, any named variety: C. Willis 1. i Turnips, white fleshed, any named variety: C. Willis 1. I Turnip, heaviest: R. Collins 1. , Field pumpkin: C. Willis 1,2 and 3. ( Heaviest pumpkin, New Zealand championship: C. Willis 94J points 1, C. Willi's 88 points 2, Mrs H. Mewland I ' DISTRICT FARM COURTS. Four school districts entered in the district farm courts contest and the margin between the winning Whareliuia court and the . runners-up (Mahoe) was only three in a maximum of 200 points. The judges, Messrs J. M. Smith and C. Haynes, of the Agricultural Department, were very pleased with'the displays and found the utmost difficulty in separating first and second. Wharehuia had a lead of four on arrangement and effect and this practically decided the issue, for in otheT details 1 a difference of only a point or two i either way was shown. Wharehuia scored 169 and Mahoe 166; Toko K59-J, Stratford 130.