NAPIER ROSE SHOW.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 283, 15 November 1923, Page 3

NAPIER ROSE SHOW.

AN EXCELLENT EXHIBITION. The annual rose, sweet pea and carna tion show of the Napier Horticultural, Society was opened in the Foresters ’ j Hall yesterday. Practically all the blooms were of a high standard, this being due mainly l to the recent fair weather. There was a record display of roses and sweetpeas, i and the judge of the latter classes had a hard job to determine the champion bloom, eventually ho awarded the de-, cision to a vase of sweetpeas exhibited by Miss Molly Lusk. J. Thorpe won seven out of the nine amateur rose classes, and was awarded j the points prize trophy. The Kennedy challenge trophy, a silver rose bowl presented by Mr C. D. Kennedy was won by F. Wilson. The prize list was as follows:— ROSES. OPEN. 18 roses distinct. —Mrs B. Holt 1, J. i Thorpe 2, E. Westbury 3; 12 roses dis- | duct, Kennedy, Rose Bowl, F. Wilson I. Mrs*L. E. Manis 2, Mrs B. Holt 3; 6 roses distinct, Mrs Pattullo 1, F. C. 1 McArthur 2, Mrs L. E. Harris 3; nine roses, 3 varieties, Mrs Pattullo 1, F. U. McArthur 2; 3 roses, one variety, Airs T. Rowe 1,. F. C. Ale Arthur 2; 3 sinble roses, distinct, Airs R. Holt 1. i Airs T. Rowe 2; 3 roses pink, distinct,' F. C. McArthur 1, Airs R. Holt 2; 3 roses yellows, distinct, Airs R. Holt 1; j Polyanthus roses, Airs R. Holt 1; 3 I singel roses, distinct, Mrs R. Holt 1. | AAIATEUR. 12 roses distinct, J. Thorpe 1; 9 roses, J distinct, J. T. Thorpe 1; 6 roses distinct, J. Thorpe 1; 3 roses, red distinct, i J. Thorpe 1, 11. A. Pearce 2; 3 roses,’ white, distinct, J. Thorpe 1; 3 roses, i pink, distinct, H. Bowen 1, J. Thorpe. 3 roses, one variety, J. Thorpe 1, AV. ; K. Holder 2, 11. A. Pearce 3; one rose, J J. Thorpe 1, H. A. Pearce 2. NOVICES. 6 roses, 3 or more distinct varieties, ’ Miss L. Dunnage 1, C. D. AVilson 2,’ Airs J. Bickerstaff 3; 3 roses distinct,I \V. R. Holder 1, Afiss Greig 2, F. Or-1 mond 3; 3 roses any variety, Mrs J. i. Cato 1, Mrs A. C. Marett 2, Mrs F. j Thorpe 3; 1 rose, AV. R.Holder J, Miss’ Goldsmith 2, Airs J. Bickerstaff 3; display of roses, Mrs J. I. Cato 1. SWEETPEAS. 12 vases distinct, A. Robson (garden-; er to Air j. H. Coleman) 1 and 2; Gi vases distinct, Airs Wright 1, Miss Alol- ■; iy Lusk 2, A . Robson 3; 3 vases dis-1 tinct, Airs AVright 1, Mrs Pattullo 2, j Aliss Alolly Lusk 3; 3 vases white or! cream, Airs AVright 1, Aliss A. A. AValk-1 er 2, Airs Pattullo 3; 3 vases red or. scarlet, Airs Pattullo 1; 3 vases blue or; .avender, Airs Pattullo 1, Mrs Wright 2, A. Robson 3; 1 vase organge or salmon. Aliss A. A. AValker 1, A. Robson 2, F. J. AlcArthur 3; 1 vase flaked or mott-l .cd, Aliss Alolly Lusk 1, Mrs Pattullo 2, \. Robson 3; 3 vases any variety, Aliss A. A. Walker 1, Aliss Molly Lusk 2, Mrs AVright 3. , CARNATIONS. G blooms, 3 or more varieties, Airs Appleby 1; 3 blooms distinct, F. Ormond L. R. G. AVilson 2, Airs Appleby 3; 3 olooras any variety, R. G. Wilson 1, d. Holt 2, F. Ormond 3; 1 carnation, Aliss Greig 1, Airs E. C. Bowen 2, R. 3 . Wilson 3. ; CARNATIONS AND PICOTEES. 1 Six blooms, three or more varieties— Mrs. Appleby 1. two entries. Three blooms, distinct—Frank Ormond 1, R. G. Wilson 2, Airs. Appleby 3 Seven entries. Three blooms, any variety—R. G. AVilson J, Airs. R. Holt 2, Frank Ormond 3. Seven entries. Ono carnation—Alis a Greig 1, Airs. ’ E. C. Bowen 2. R. G. AA r ilsou 3. Seven entries. I OTHER CUT FLOWERS. Six flowering shrubs—C. H. Reece 1, Airs. Pattullo 2. Four entries, i Delphinium—Airs. D. Al. Ross 1. Three entries. Cut flowers collection—B. Chambers 1. Miss L. Dunnage 2. A, Robson 3. Seven entries. Stock, three vases—Airs. K. R.Aler- . itt 1. I’’. C. AlcArthur 2. Four entries. Stock, one vase—C. D. AVilson 1, Airs \ppleby 2. Eight entries. I Antirrhinums—B. Chambers 1, Aliss Goldsmith 2. Nine entries. Collection of nine annuals—A. Rob-! son 1. Only entry Three geraniums.—Airs. J. I. Cato 1. ' Four entries. ; Six pansies, distinct shades—Jack ; ft owe 1. Two entries. Three panises—Aliss Greig 1. Seven '■ mtries Pelargoniums—Frank Ormond I. Three entries. DECORATIVE. Bridal bouquet—Airs. AV. Frasei’ 1. Only entry. Coloured posy—Airs. Appleby I. Airs W. Fraser 2. Airs.. F. AV. Triggs 3. Three’* entries. Basket of flowers—Aliss Kennedy 1, Airs AV. Fraser 2. Airs F. AV. Triggs 3. Three entries. Bowl of roses—Airs. Tomlinson 1, Mrs. AV. Fraser 2. Four entries. Bowl of sweet peas—Airs. AV. Fraser 1. Airs. Appleby 2. Five entries. Three ladies’ sprays—Airs. AV. Frasei* I. Airs.‘Appleby 2. Three entries.

Amateur decorated table—Airs. Lakeman 1, Airs AV. J. Pallot 2. Three entries. Amateur decorated table (plain glassware)— Airs Appleby 1, Aliss May r Hunter 2. Three entries ; Novice decora.L‘d table--Mrs. E. C. I Bowen 1, Airs. E. Cornford 2. Four > entries. I Decorated mantlepieee. plain glassware—Aliss Alary Hunter 1. Two en- . tries. ! Mrs. Appleby’s special for most points in decorative classes- - Mrs. W. Fraser. | FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Lemons.—T. .J. Exeter 1, Airs. R. Holt 2, L. Edser 3. Nine entries. Asparagus.—T. .Johnson 1, L. Edser 2. Three entries. Beans, broad.—Miss L. Dunnage 1, J. Bickerstaff 2 and 3. Four entries. Beans, kidney or butter.—J. Bickerstaff 2. Only entry. Beet.—R. W. Exeter 1. Only entry. Cabbage, table.—R. AV. Exeter 1. J. | Bickerstaff 2, Miss Dunnage 3. Five i entries. j Cauliflower.—T. Johnson 1, J. Bickerstaff 2, Aliss L. Dunnage 3. Five entries. ' Lettuce, cabbage.—J. Bickerstaff 1 and 3, R. AV. Exeter 2. Six entries. Onions, spring.—J. Bickerstaff I and 2, T. Johnson 3. Six entries. Peas.—A. Robson 1, J. Bickerstaff .2, T. Johnson 3. Six entries. I Potatoes, new kidney.—A. Robson 1, Mrs. J. 1. Cato 2, J. Bickerstaff 3. i Six entries. j Potatoes, new J. I. i Cato 1, J. Bickerstaff 2 and 3. Three entries. | Radishes.—J. Bickerstaff 1,2 and 13. Three entries. j Rhubarb.—Airs. K. R. Merritt 1 and 12. Three entries. i Spinach.—J. Bickerstaff 1 and 2. | Two entries. Turnips, white.—T. Johnson 1. Aliss Dunnage 2. Two entries. | Arthur Simmons Ltd.’s trophy for • most points in vegetable section.—J. I Bickerstaff. I SCHOOL CHILDREN. Three roses, distinct.—Aliss R. ■ Gower 1, Aliss G. AVilliams 2. Miss B. I Reid 3. Ten entries. Three roses, one variety.—Aliss R. | Gower 1, Miss J. Gower 2, Miss N. Harvey 3. Seven entries. One rose, any variety.—Aliss B. Menzies 1, Aliss N. Harvey 2, Aliss Al. Holt 3. Eleven entries. Basket of flowers.—Miss E. Barry 1, Only entry. Three gentleman’s buttonholes.— Aliss 8.. Reid 1. Aliss N. Ormond 2, i Aliss L. Brewster 3. Ten entries. HOME INDUSTRIES. i Oven scones, white.—Airs. J. Bicker- . staff 1, Mrs. E. A. Butcher 2. Airs. H. !A. Pearce 3. Four entries. Sponge sandwich, butter.—Airs. E. A. Butcher 1, Airs. J.. Bickerstaff 2, Airs. W. Fraser 3. Nine entries I Sponge sandwich, plain.—Airs. Suttie 1* Mrs. AV. Fraser 2. Airs. J. Bickerstaff 3. Seven entries. Fruit cake.—-Airs. J. Bickerstaff 1, Mrs. E. A. Butcher 2, Mrs. AV. A. Edj wards 3. Nine entries. ! Shortbread.—Airs. AV. Fraser 1. Airs. AV. A. Edwards 2 and 3. Four entries. Passovers.—Aliss Norma Creagh 1, Airs. AV. A. Edwards 2 and 3. Nine entries. Pikelets.—Airs. AA r . Fraser 1, Airs. AV. A. Edwards 2 and 3. Five entries. I Gems.—Airs. E. A. Butcher 1, Airs. 1 It. Holt 2. Mrs. AV. Willis 3. Five entries. Puff pastry.—Mrs. AV. AVillis 1, Airs. AV. A. Edwards 2 and 3. Five entries. School Children. Oven scones, white.—Aliss F. Bennett 1, Aliss I). Davies 2, Aliss J. Butcher 3. Seven entries. ’ Six small cakes.—Aliss N. AVilkie 1, Aliss D. Davies 2. Aliss N. Howell 3. Six entries. I Sponge sandwich, butter.—Aliss I. i Thomson 1. Aliss Al. Steed 2, Aliss D. Davies 3.. Thirteen entries. i Sponge sandwich, plain.—Aliss O. Hutchinson 1, Aliss D. Davies 2, Aliss Al. Alillar 3. Eight entries. Sweets, three distinct varieties.— Aliss J. Branson 1. Aliss O. Hutchinson 2, Aliss Al. Steed 3. Three entries. Toffee.—Aliss L. Eddy 1, Aliss D. Lindergreen 2, Aliss Noel Reece 3. Ten entries. 1 Decorated table.—Aliss Z. Garry 1. Aliss Noel Reece 2. Seven entries. needlework; ! Handmade garment.—Airs. AV. A. ; Edwards 1. Only entry. , \ Infants’ knitted set.—Aliss Al. Steed il. Only entry. I Crocheted tray cloth.—Airs. Al. E. Bickerstaff 1 and 2. Best piece fancy needlework.—Airs. E. C., Bowen 1, Miss Elsie Howard 2. Seven entries. School Children. Handmade garment—Aliss R. Clarke 1, Aliss P. Daily 2. Five entries. Best paper hat.—Aliss Al. Ackland 1, Aliss E. Barry 2, Aliss R. ‘Todd 3, Aliss N. Rolls v.h.c. Water colour, floral design.—Neil Appleby 1 and 2. Five entries. Water colour, vase of sweet peas.— Miss J. ; Beyers 1, Aliss A. Harper 2. Five entries. Cover design for rose show catalogue m black and white.—Aliss D. Brewster 1. Ten entries.