Roses and Sweet Peas

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 280, 6 November 1924, Page 3

Roses and Sweet Peas

NAPIER’S ANNUAL SHOW. A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY. The annual Rose and Sweet Pea Show of the Napier Horticultural Society was held in the Foresters’ Hall, Napier, last night, when there was another largo attendance. The judge, Mr. F. Mason, stated that the rosea were excellent and ho considered the blooms exhibited by Airs H. M. Wilson as capable of winning a championship in any horticultural show. The following are additional awards to those published yesterday afternoon: — CHAMPIONSHIP AND POINTS PRIZES. Champion rose in show.—Mrs H. M. Wilson. Champion vase of sweet peas.—Mrs Pattullo. Most points for roses in amateur class.—James Thorn. Most points for sweet peas.—Mrs H. Coleman. , Most ponitg in vegetable class—J. Bickerstaff who wins Messrs Simmonds and Co’ cup outright. Most points in decorative class.— Mrs Appleby and Mrs W. Fraser, equal. Most points in homo industries section.—Mrs W. Fraser. ROSES. Judge: Mr. F. Mason, Feilding. OPEN CLASS. a Eighteen distinct varieties.—Mrs R. Holt 1, Mrs Pattullo 2. Four entries. Twelve distinct varieties, Kennedy challenge trophy.—Mrs H. M. Wilson I. Mrs R. Holt 2. Four entries. Six distinct varieties.—F. O. McArthur 1 Mrs Pattullo 2. Five entries. Nine blooms, three distinct varieties. —Mrs H. M. Wilson 1. Mrs H. Coleman 2. Four entries. • Three blooms, one variety.—Mrs H. M. Wilson 1, Mrs R. Holt and Miss Macfarlane 2 (equal). Eight entries. I Three blooms, red—Mrs Pattullo 1, Miss Macfarlane 2. Seven entries. I Three blooms, pink.—Miss Macfarlane 1. Mrs Pattullo 2. Six entries. I Three blooms, white.—Miss Macfarlane 1. Mrs R. Holt 2. Five entries. Three blooms, yellow.—Miss Macfarlane 1. Mrs Pattullo 2. Five entries. Polyanthus roses.—Mrs R. Holt 1, Only entry. Three single blooms.—Miss L. Dun,nage 1. Mrs R. Holt 2. Three entries. AMATEUR CLASS. Twelve blooms, distinct.—Mr g M. E. Toswill 1. J. Thorp 2. Six entries. Nine blooms, distinct.—J. Thorp 1, W. J. Smith 2. Five entries. I Six blooms, distinct.—Mrs J. L. Masterson 1, J. Thorp 2. Ten entries. Three blooms, red.—H. A. Pearce 1, J. Thorp 2 t Mrs J. L. Masterton 3. Twelve entries.. Three blooms, white.—Mrs J. L. Masterson 1, W. J. Smith 2. Six entries. Three blooms, pink.-—J. Thorp 1 Mrs J. L. Masterson 2. Fifteen entries. Three blooms, one variety.—J. Thorp 1. H. A. Pearce 2. ' Twelve entries. ; One bloom—H. A. Pearce 1. J. , Thorp 2. Fourteen entries. Three blooms, single.—Mrs L. Edser I. Seven entries. NOVICE CLASS. | Six blooms, three or more varieties.— ■ Miss V. M. Greig 1. Mrs C. Fountain i2. Nine entries. Three blooms, distinct—Mrs W. J. Moir 1. Miss V. M. Greig 2. Eight entries. Three blooms, any variety.—Mrs L. J. Bowen 1, F. Ormond 2. Ten entries. One bloom., any variety.—Miss A. A. Walker 1. Miss V. M. Greig 2. Ten entries. SWEET PEAS. Judge: Mr. F. R. Mason. Feilding. Twelve vases, distinct. —Mrs H. Codeman 1. Only entry. Six vases, distinct.—Mrs Pattullo 1, t Mrs H. Coleman 2. Four entries, j Three vases, distinct.—Mrs Pattullo Jl, Mrg H. Coleman 2. Eight entries. ' Three vases, red or scarlet.—Mrs H. 1 Coleman 1. Five entries. : Three vases, blue or lavender.—Mist Spriggs 1. Mrs Hammett 2. Six entries. | One vase, orange or salmon.—Miss A. A. Walker 1. Mrs Hammett 2. Seven entries. Three vases. any variety.—F. C. McArthur 1. Mrs H. Coleman 2. Six entries. | MISCELLANEOUS, j Judge: Mr. F. R. Mason, Feilding. I Three blooms carnations distinct.— I C. D. Kennedy 1. Two entries., , j Three blooms carnations, anv variety. —Mrs F. S. Waterhouse 1. Five entries. One carnation.—Mrs F. S. "Waterhouse 1. Four entries. Six flowering shrubs.—Mrs M. E. Toswill 1. Mrs Pattullo 2. Four entries. Three spikes delphinium.—Mrs J. L. Edser 1. W. J. Smith 2. Three entries. Cut flowers, twelve varieties.—Miss L. Dunnage 1, Mrs H. Coleman 2. Two entries. I Stock, three vases distinct.—F. CMcArthur 1. Mrs A. L. Fall s 2. Ten entries. Stock, one vase, distinct. —Mrs M. E. Toswill 1. Mrs T. M. Laing 2, Mrs A. L. Falls 3. Eight entries. Antirrhinums, six cases of six shades. —-Mrs F. S. Waterhouse 1. Miss Gladys Hill 2. Five entries. Collection of nine annuals.—Mrs H. Coleman 1. F. Ormond 2. Two entries t Three geraniums.—Miss Gladys Hill 1. Miss Macfarlane 2. Nine entries. One ease any variety annual.—Miss V. M. Greig 1. Three entries. Six pansies, distinct shades.—Miss V. M. Greig 1. Four entries. Three pansies, distinct shades.—Mrs J. Bickerstaff 1. J. L. Edser 2. Seven entries. Thre© pelargoniums, distinct.—Miss Gladys Hill 1. Miss Spriggs 2. Three entries; . FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Judge: Mr. F. R. Mason. Feilding. Lemons.—J. Bickerstaff 1, T. J. Exeter 2. Nine entries. Asparagus.-—A. Culliford 1. L. Edser 2. Four entries. Beans.—J. Bickerstaff * 1 and 2. Four entries. Beet.—Mrg H. Coleman 1. T. W. Exeter 2. Three entries. Cabbage.—J. W. Syme 1. J, Bickerstaff 2. Five entries. Cauliflower—J. Bickerstaff 1, Mrs H. Coleman 2. Three entries. Lettuce.—J. Bicker staff 1 and 2. Six entries. Spring onions.—Mrs R. M. Reed 1. Mrs H. Coleman 2. Six entries. Peas, twelve pods—J. Bickerstaff 1 Mrs H. Coleman 2. Six entries. Potatoes new kidney.—Mrs J. L Cato 1, Mrs R. M. Reed 2. Nine entries. Potatoes, new round.—J. Neilson 1. J. Bickerstaff 2. Five entries. Radishes.—J, Bickerstaff 1 and 2. Five entries. Rhubarb.—-J. L. Edser 1, J. Bickerstaff 2. Seven entries. Spinach.—Mrs H. Coleman 1 J . Bickerstaff 2. Four entries. ( Turnips.—Miss L. Dunnage 1. J ■ Bickerstaff 2. Four entries, i Collection of vegetables.—Mrs H Coleman 1. J. Bickerstaff 2- Two en tries. ■ SCHOOL CHILDREN’S SECTION. i Three roses, distinct.—Miss V. Edsej ‘l’ Bradden 2. Seven entries. Three roses, one variety.—Miss Effi. Merritt 1. H. Robson 2. Eight entries One rose, any variety,—Mis s K Forde 1. Misg B. Bradley and Miss M Thorp equal. Twenty-three entries One vase of sweet peas.—H. Robsoj . 1. Miss Nancy Harvey 2. Four entries i Basket of flowers.—Miss M. Butler 1 Only entry. 1. Miss B. Reid 2. Sixteen entries. Three buttonholes—Miss N. Williami HOME INDUSTRIES. Judge: Mr s H. R. Clark Waiohiki. Six oven scones, white.—Mrs C Twist 1, Mrs C. M. D. Blundell 2 I Eight entries. Six oven scones brown.—-Mrs J Bickerstaff 1, Mrs C. Twist 2. Thre< entries.

Sponge sandwich.. butter.—-Miss Elena Russell 1, Miss’ P. Macfarlane 2. Ten entries. Fruit cake.—Mrs Appleby 1. Mrs Stephenson 2. Elight entries. Plate of shortbread.—Mrs O. M. D. Blundell 1. Mrs AV. Fraser 2. Six entries. Plate of passovers.—Mrs Poley 1, Mr s L. Edser 2. Four entries. Sponge sandwich, plain.—Mrs R. A. Bygum 1. Miss E. Bickerstaff 2. Nine entries. Plato of pikelets.—Mr 3 O. Twist 1, Miss P. Macfarlane 2. Seven entries. Plate of gems.—Miss M. McArthur 1. Miss D. McArthur 2. Five entries. Plate of puff pastry.—Mrs W. Fraser 1. Only entry. SCHOOL CHILDREN’S SECTION. Six oven scones, white.—Miss J. Reece. Two entries. Six small cakes.—Miss V. Edser 1, Miss K. Thorp 2. Three entries. Sponge sandwich, butter.—Miss E. Russell 1. Mis s V. Edser 2. Three entries. Sponge sandioh. plain.—-Miss VEdser 1. Miss B. Reid 2. Two entries. Plate of toffee.—Miss J, Reece 1, Miss N. Reece 2. Six entries. Decorated table.—Miss N. Reece 1/ Miss J. Reece 2. Three entries. NEEDLEWORK. Judge.—Miss King, Napier. Haud-made garment Mrs Palairet 1. Three entries. *.C ro s(? et ed d’oyley.—Mrs Poley 1, Miss M. E Bickestaff 2. Four entries. Infants’ knitted set—Miss M. Steed 1. Only entry. Croclieted tray cloth.—Miss M L* Bickerstaff 1 and 2. Three entries, n fan °y needlework.—Mrs tries Macfarlane 1 and 2 - «nBest article made of raffiia.—J. NeL sO ? r J - and 2 t Tliree entries. Most artistic piece of sealing wax.— Mrs A. L. Falls 1. Mrs W. North 2. Eleven entries. CHILDREN UNDER 16 Hand-made garment —Mis s R. Todd I- Only entry. Best paper hat.—Miss Cross 1. Only entry. . •’ Water colour, floral design.—Miss T. Fairhall 1. Miss N. Holt 2. Nineteen entries. Water colour, vase of sweet peas.— Mis 8 D Moore 1. Miss M. Gewge 2. Six entries. Cover design —Miss S. Hanlon 1 R. G. Gower 2. Seven entries