DUNSANDEL SPRING SHOW.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17907, 28 September 1918, Page 7

DUNSANDEL SPRING SHOW.

Tho annual spring show under the auspices of the Dunsandei Presbyterian Church took placa at tho Town Hall on Thursday, and was most (successful in every way. Tho judges were: Flowers—Mr E. Nairn; cookery and home produce—Mrs S. Johnston and Misses 11. Ronnie and A. Withers; farm pioduee—Messrs J. Boag, jun., and G W. ivime. Tho prise-list is as follow, the number of ontrica being given in parentheses: CUT BLOOMS. Collection narcissi (2)—Mrs J. Boag, sen. 1, Mra Stainger 2. Twelve varieties narcissi &\— Mrs Stainger l, Mrs Henderson 2. Six varieties narcissi (6)—Mrs A. John 1, Mrs Henderson 0. Three varieties narcissi (s) Mi 3 J, Boag, sen , 1, Mrs Henderson 2, Mrs J. Walker 3. Twelve varieties primroses (3) —Mrs StaingeT i, Leila Amor 2. Six hyacinths (3)—Mrs M'Kenzie 1, Mr 3 Stainger 2. VicJeto in bunches (3)—Mrs Stainger 1, Mina M'Gill 2. Polyanthus (2>—Mrs Stainger 1, Mrs Henderson 2. Daisies in bunches (2)— Mrs Stainger 1. Violas (3)—Mrs Henderson 1, Miss h. Amor 2, A. MTherson 3. Wallflowers (3)—Miss Beid I,' Mrs Henderson 2, Maisie M'Gill 3. Collection of flowering shrubs (3)—Mm R. Johnston 1, Mrs Henderson 2, Mrs Stainger 3. POT PLANTS. Any variety of ferns (I)—Mrs Stainger 1, Pot plant (I)—Mrs Stainger 1. Maidenhair fern (I)—Mrs Stainger 1. DECORATIVE SECTION. Basket of flowers (2)—Miss Doreen Walker 1, Miss Jean Johnston 2. Bouquet by adult (I)—Mrs Stainger. Vase of flowers (2)—Miss Reid J, Mrs Stainger 2 Vase if flowers (s) Miss Doreen Walker 1, Misses Annie MTherson and E. M'Dowcll equal 2, Miss Eiia, Cameron 3. Men's buttonhole (s)—Miss Roid 1, Miss D. Walker 2, Miss Stainger 3. Bow] of flowers by adult U)—Mrs Franks 1. Bowl of flowers (I)—Miss Doroon Walker 1. COOKERY, ETC. Plain scones (7)—Mrs M'Dowell 1, Mrs J. Walker 2, Mrs W. J. Stephens 3. Girdlo scones (4)— Mrs J. Aldridgo 1, Mrs J. Walker 2. Tartlets (3)—Miss Mabel Stainger 1, Mrs A John 2, Seed caku (Q)—Mrs W. J. Stephens 1, Mrs K. Johnstone 2. Light fruit cake (2)—Mrs Stephens J, Mrs R. Johnston 2. Rich fruit cake (S)—Mrs J. Walker 1 and 2, Mrs'R. Johnston 3. Marble cake (2) —Mrs Stephens 1, Miss Cunningham 2. Madeira cake (I)—Mrs R. Johnston 1. Collection home-made ewects (I)—Miss Mabel Stainger 1. Plum pudding (I)—Mrs J. Walker 1. Sponge cake (s)—Mrs J. M'Konzie 1 and 2, Miss Cunningham 3. Shortbread (6)—Mrs J. Walker 1, Mrs Aldridge 2, Mrs M'Dowell 3. Sponge sandwich (i)— Miss Stainger 1. Mrs Stephens 2. Sponge roll (s)—Mrs J. M'Kenzie 1, Mrs J. D. Cameron 2, Mrs Stephens 3. Homemads bread (2)—Miss L. M'Dowell 1, Mrs Stewart 2. Ginger bread (I)—Mrs J. Walker 1. Oat cake '(3)—Nurse Johnston 1, Mrs Aldridga 2. Pikelets (2)—Mrs M'Dowell 1. Dairy butter ft)—Mrs Stewart 1, Mrs J, Jl'Kenzio 2 Homo-cured ham—Mrs M'KenKio, pen. Preserved fruit (9)—Mrs Stephens 1 and 2, Mrs M'Keimo ft. Jelly (2)—Mrs J. Walker 1, Mrs M'Kenzfe 2. Jam (2)—Mr.- J. Walker 1, Mrs M'Konzic 2. Marmalade 'CA— Mr' J. Walker 1. Miss Cunningham 2, Miss Stainger 8. .Collection pickles (I)—Mrs M'Kenzie COOKERY. • Juniors. Plain scones by girls (2)—A. M'Dowell 1, Doreen Walker 2. Shortbread by girls (1) Doreen Walker I. Sponge sandwich, girls (1)-E. M'Dowell. HOME INDUSTRIES. Embroidery work (s)—Mrs J. D. Cameron 1, Miss D. Walker 2. Hucaback work (1) Mrs J. D. Cameron 1. Crochet work (6)— Mrs Cameron 1 and 3, Mrs W. Hall 2. Collection knitting (3)—Mrs Stainger 1,2 and 3. Knitted socks by girls ' (I)—Doreen Walker 1. Darning and plain sewing, girls (I)—Doreen Walker 1. Knitted soldier's sock (6)-Mrs Reid 1, Mrs H. A. Brown 2, Miss Stainger 3. PRODUCE. Fowls' eggs (3)—Mrs Stainger 1, Phil Cameron 2, Mrs H. A. Brown 3. Ducks' eggs (I)—Doreen Walker 1. Five white carrots (2)—W. J. Stephens 1 and 2. Five red carrots (•!)—W. Swanson 1, W. J. Stephens 2 and 3. Five leeks (2)—B. Rapley 1, Mrs Stainger 2. Five Up-to-date potatoes (2)— J. M'George 1, A. Cunningham 2. Five Beauty of Hebron potatoes (1) —A. Amor 1. Collection potatoes (1) —Y. J. Chatterton 1. Collection potatoes (1) —L. J. Chatterton 1. Collection vegetables (2)—W. J. Stephens 1 and 2. Rhubarb (6)—H. Adams 1 and 2, W. J. Stephens 3. Three Globe mangolds (2)— J, Walker 1 and 2. Five parsnips (4)—W. J. .Stephens 1, Mrs Stainger 2, W. Swanson 3. Five onions (I)—W. Swanson 1. Tuscan wheat (1) —A. Johnston 1. Garton oats (3) —J. Walker 1, R. Johnston 2, J. Aldridge 8. Danish oats (2)—J. Walker 1, A. Johnston 2. Perennial ryegrass (i)— R. Johnston 1, W. A. M'Millan 2, J. Walker 3. SPECIAL PRIZES. Most points Cookery Seotion— Mrs J. Walker (prize given by Mr M'Pherson). Moat points in tho show, except cookery section (Mr R. H. Johnston's prize)—Mrs Stainger. Most points in cookery, juniors (Mrs F. Lill's prize)—Doreen _ Walker. Most points in Home Produce Section (Mr J. Aldridge's prize)—Mis J. D. Cameron.