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Hokitika Guardian, 24 January 1935, Page 6

CROQUET show fourth annual flower and VEGETABLE SHOW. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Bth, 1936. SOLDIERSV-SHALL, HOKITIKA. - LIST OF CLASSES. • SECTION A—CUT ‘.FLOWERS. Class -jV . 1. §ix Varieties of Sweet Peas, not more than'-six”'and not less than four blooms in' feach vase. Ist prize 51-;' 2nd ‘2/6. ' ' ' • ■ 2. Four Varieties of Sweet Peas, not more than six' and not less than four blooms in each vase.*- Ist prize 3/-, 2nd 1/6. . . 3. One Vase of Sweet Peas. Ist prize 3/-, 2nl 1/6. 4. Three Gladioli (3 varieties). . 5. Three Decorative' Dahlias. 6. —Three Cactus Dahlias/. 7. Three Pompom Dahlias. 8. Collection,of Dahlias. (12 blooms only distinct varieties). . 9. Six Pansies (six varieties). 10. Vase Calendulas (six blooms). 11— Vase Cosmos (12 blooms). 12— Three Stobks (3 colours). f 3 Three spikes Antirrhinums (3 varieties). . • 14 Three Carnations (3 varieties). 15. —Three Asters (3 varieties). ,16 —On e Rose. 117— One Hydrangea. 118— Two Ziniiias (2 varieties). 19 —Collection of Iceland Poppies fd blooms, 3 varieties). PQ—One Flower (not classified), j 21—Six Kinds of Hardy Flowers (1 *variety of one kind in each vase); j 'ndt shrubs. ' 22—Collection of Annuals (6 varieties). I 23 —Pot Plant. 24 ‘Pot Plant, in flower. Challenge Cup for most points in Classes : 1 to 19, to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Presented by H. M. Coulson, Esq. SECTION B—DECORATIVE. No Wiring. Class. ..[(f'i 1— Decorated Table, 'five vases (Ist prize 10/6, 2nd. prize 5/- ; 2 Decorated Table, 3 vases, Ist prize 10/6, 2nd prize 51- ‘ ' 'V' y<o\ ■ 3 Decorated Table, children 12 year 3 and under, Ist prize 5/4 Decorated -Basket. „. x -'• /v: 1 ' s.—Decorated Basket (school ’©rls I any age). /•// 6—Bowl of Native Flowers and Foliage arranged for effect.

7 Most artistically arranged Vase of Flowers. .. ' 8— Bowl of Hydrangea, arranged for effect. v 9.—80wl of French Marigolds, arranged for effect, any foliage. ■ ■ : i. 10— Bowl: of African -Marigolds, arranged for effect, any foliage. . -. ;u v 11— Bowl qf any flowers } any foliage, arranged for effect. 1 12.—Best arranged floating flowers must float. • •!■(■ Trophy for most points in this section.

| SECTION D— VEGETABLES. •• 1 Class: ■ ■,-■■■ • . '■ v 1 I.—Three Beetroot (turnip .rooted). 2 Three ’ Beetroot (long- rooted): 3 Six stalks Rhubarb. 4 Three Carrots. 5 Three Parsnips. 6.—Six Potatoes (red skin’s), i 7.—Six Potatoes (white skins). 8. —Three Onions. 9. —Six Eschallots.' 10. Two Cabbages. 11. Six Peas. 12. —Six l Runner Beans. 13. —Six Leeks. v 14. —Six outdoor grown Tomatoes. 15. —Six Tomatoes.. 16. —Two Cucumbers. 17. —Two Marrows. 18. Two Pumpkins. 19. Heaviest Marrow. 20. HeaviestlsPumpkin. "• ’ ,21.—garden. Collection, 12 (distinct varieties (prize 10/-). ; V : . >;i 22. —Garden Collection, six distinct varieties (prize 7/6). All vegetables to be washed and cleaned, . : ■>- ?. Special priz e for most points in tins section. v--v, Entry fees, sixpence - eaoh for first five entries; thereafter free. >. f Prizes, except where otherwise stated —lst 2/6; 2nd 1/-. Entries close on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1935, at 5 p.m. All exhibits to be staged; ready for judging by 11.30 a.m. on the day of Show. OPENING AT 2 p.m. TEA ROOMS, SWEET STALL, FLOWER STALL, PRODUCE AND CAICE STALL.- , / ADMISSION TO SHOW—I/-. (Mrs) S. J. PRESTON,:: Hon. Secretary. ’Phone 12M, Hokitika.

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