NORMANBY SHOW.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8178, 20 March 1905, Page 2

NORMANBY SHOW.

POINTS PRIZES AND GUESSING RESULTS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

Winners of points prizes in connection with the late Normanby Horticultura' Show are as follows: — Section I. (pot plants) : Miss Rowe an 1 Miss O. Rowe equal (prize divided). Section 2, parts 1 and 2 (cut blooms, bouquets, etc.): Mrs C. S. Walker, Kaponga, 1 ; Miss Rowe, Normanby, 2. The first prize in this section is the silver medal of the Royal Horticultural Society of Great Britain.

Section 3, part 1 (farm and garden) : J. W. Arundel, Patea, 1; Mrs Lysaght, Mokoia, 2. Section 3, part 2 (potatoes) : C. Penwarden, Pungarehu, 1 ; F. S. Canning, 2. Section 4 (fruit): Cave and Groom, Lj Mrs Lysaght (Mokoia), 2. Sections 5 and 6 (pickles, preserves, etc.) : Mrs Henson, Hawera, 1. Section 7 (dairy produce, etc.): H. Wills, Normanby, 1. Section 8 (bread, cake, etc.): Misses Muir, Hawera, 1 ; Mrs Askew, Normanby, 2. Section 13 (miscellaneous): J. Garnett, Hawera, 1; Te Aru, Normanby, 2. The guessing competition resulted as follows ;■— Correct weight of sheep (2), 1021bs.— W. Baker, Hawera (1051bs) ; G. V. Riddle, Kajjuni (1071bs); A. D. Bear, Noniianby Correct weight of pig, ll?lbs.— Jos. Best, Normanby (1121b5),1;.H. S. Barrow, Te Roti (11211b»)i E. Stprer, Te Boti (llljlbs). The last two divide second .and third money. M • ,

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