WOODVILLE

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 249, 18 September 1933, Page 8

WOODVILLE

SUCCESSFUL FLOWER SHOW.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) WOODVILLE, Sept. 16.

Tlio annual Bazaar and Bulb Siipw held by tlie lloly Trinity Church was opened yesterday in fine weather. The entries, though not so numerous as last year's, were of a particularly high standard. The judges were Rev. C. B. Stephenson and iUrs B. Eraser, of Danncvirko. The attendance in the afternoon and evening was very good. Those in charge of stalls were: —Produce, Mesdanies R. R. Johnston and G. Bruere; cakes, Mesdanies Stanborougii, J. Horne and B. H. Norman; fancy, Mesdames Mules, R. C. Smith and Desmond; plain, Mesdanies Jones and King; sweets, Mosdamcs Noble and Vowell and Misses Kennedy and Bryson; refreshments, Mesdamos J. Nelson, Carr, Simpson, Hill, Nicholas and Miss C. Carr. Mr Jaino was in charge of tiie hoop-la. Shooting and ping pong competitions attracted much interest. 'J.lie final of the shooting competition was won Liy Mr R. R. Johnston, the winners of the ping polls' competitions being Air F. Graham (men) and Miss Graham (ladies). Stewards for the various classes were:— Decorative, Air Shine; children's classes. Airs J. Horne; cut flowers, Air Hustwick. The points prizes were awarded as follow:—Section I. (Mrs Sullivan’s special prize) : Mr Shearman 1. Aliss Sheen 2. Section 11. (Mrs Sheen’s Challenge Bowl) : Mrs De Atli 1, Mrs Turnbull 2. Section III.: Mrs A. Ramsden 1, Air Anncnsen and Airs Turnbull equal 2. Section IV. (decorative) : Aliss Kirkpatrick X, Airs Davidson 2. Prize winners for the various sections are as follow: —• Section I.—Twelve varieties narcissi: Aliss L. Sheen 1, Mr Shearman 2. Six varieties: Aliss Sheen 1, Mr Shearman 2. Three varieties, trumpets: Air Shearman 1, Aliss Sneen 2. Three varieties other than trumpet: Air Shearman 1. Three varieties leedsii: Aliss Sheen 1, Air Shearman 2. Three varieties barrii: Air Shearman 1, Aliss Sheen 2. Three varieties, bunch, flowered narcissi: Aliss Sheen 1, Mr Shearman 2. Three varieties double: Aliss Sheen 1 and 3, Air Shearman 2. Speeiman trumpet: Air Shearman 1, Miss Sheen 2. One narcissi other than trumpet : Air Shearman 1. Twelve varieties narcissi (amateurs only) : Air Shearman 1, Air Turnbull 2. Six varieties (amateurs only) : Air Shearman 1, Air Turnbull 2, Aliss Hughes 3. Champion narcissi (Airs Sullivan’s special prize) : Air Shearman 1. Three blooms red cups: Air Shearman i. Three barrii, yellow perianth: Aliss Sheen 1, Air Shearman 2. Three leedsii, small cup: Aliss Sheen 1, Air Shearman 2. Three leedsii, large cups: Air Shearman 1, Aliss Sheen 2 and 3. One each trumpet, incomparabilis, leedsii and barri (Air Shearman’s special prize) : Aliss Sheen 1, A'lr Shearman 2.

Section 11. (beginners).—Three trumpets : Airs Do Atli 1, Air Kerry _ 2, Airs Turnbull 3. Three incomparabilis: Mrs De Ath 1, Airs Turnbull 2. Three barri: Airs J. Horne 1, Airs Do Atli 2, Alt's De Ath 3. Three pocticus: Airs De Ath 1. Three red cups: Airs Dc Ath 1, Airs Turn2. Three doubles: Airs Turnbull 1, Airs Do Ath 2. Three cluster narcissi: Airs Turnbull 1. Three poctaz: Airs J. Horne 1, Mrs Colder 2. Three leedsii: Airs Do Ath 1, Airs Turnbull 2, Air Hartridge 3. Twelve varieties narcissi: Airs Turnbull 1, Mrs Eades senr., 2. Six varieties: Mrs Turnbull 1, Airs De Atli 2, Airs Wade 3. Section lll.—Three varieties violets : Mr Aanensen 1. One variety violets: Airs A. Ramsden 1, Airs N. Eraser 2. Six Iceland poppies: Aliss Hughes 1. Three marigolds: Aliss Hughes 1, Aliss Fraser 2, Mrs Ramsden 3. Three violas: Airs J. Horne I. Six varieties primroses: Aliss Hughes 1, Air Aanensen 2. Six varieties polyanthus: Airs J. Prydc 1, Airs Colder 2. Three varieties wallflower: Air Aanensen 1, Airs J. Prydc 2. One pansy: Rev. Air Davidson 1, and 2. One eamelia: Mr Giles 1, Air Giles 2. Collection of anemone: Airs Ramsden 1, Mrs Fraser 2. Three an- nones: Airs A. Ashley (Palmerston North 1, Mrs Ramsden 2. Three hyacinths: Alr s Turnbull 1 and 2. Six grape hyacinths: Airs Horne 1, Air F. Kerry 2. Flowers not specified: Airs Turnbull 1. Freesias, four spikes: Airs J. T. N. Alackie 1, Airs Ashley 2. Section IV. —Victorian posy : Aliss J. Kirkpatrick 1, Aliss E. Hustwick 2, Airs Davidson 3. Hand bouquet (coloured) : Airs Hustwick 1. Shoulder posy: Airs Hartridge 1. Decorated basket of flowers: Aliss E. Hustwick 1, Aliss Kirkpatrick 2, Mrs Hustwick 3. Bowl of flowers: Aliss A. Hustwick 1, Mrs Hartridge 2, Aliss Kirkpatrick 3. Bowl of Iceland poppies: Aliss Kirkpatrick 1, Mrs Davidson 2. Bowl of narcissi: Airs Davidson 1, Aliss Kirkpiatrick 2, Airs Hustwick 3. Bowl of violets: Aliss Kirkpatrick 1. Bowl of primroses: Aliss Kirkpatrick 1, Mrs Hartridge 2. Mrs J. Horne 3. Bowl of polyanthus: Aliss J. Kirkpatrick 1, Airs Davidson 2. Vase for mantelpiece: Airs Hartridge 1, Airs Davidson 2. Vase of narcissi: Miss J. Kirkpatrick 1, Airs Davidson 2. Vase of flowering sprays: Airs Jaino 1, Aliss J. Kirkpatrick 2. Vase of flowers: Airs Davidson 1, Airs Davidson 2. Va.sc for table: Airs Davidson 1. Basket of flowering sprays: Mrs Davidson 1. Children’s Section. —Two buttonholes : J. Hartridge 1, P. Stanborougii 2, K. Jaine 3. Vase of flowers: K. Jaino 1, AI. Vowell 2. Bowl of flowers: K. Jaino I. Vase of flowers: Patricia Wade 1, J. Hartridge 2, Brenda Jaino 3. Basket of flowers: Patricia Wade 1. Bowl of flowers: J. Hartridge 1, Patricia Wade 2, E. Jaine 3.

The baby show which was bold in the afternoon proved a strong attraction. The judges, Mrs 11, Paterson and Mrs Purdio, of Pahiatua; had the greatest difficulty in awarding prizes. The winners were: —Under six months: Graeme Walter Harding 1. Under 12 months: Keith Raymond Hutchinson 1, Robert Mitchell 2, Graham Evernden 3. Under 18 months: Joan Evans and Margaret Rose Keay equal 1. Under 2 years: Boys, Lloyd Zimmerman 1; girls, Ngairo Beale 1, Mary Gilliland 2.

Miss Gene Benbow, of Ormondville, is visiting YVoodville. At the general committee meeting of the A. and P. Society on Monday night a revised schedule will bo. considered. It is proposed to add wood chopping to the sporting events. A tug-of-war will bo held, as last year, but the subcommittee advises that the weight be increased from 60 to 65 stone. In the event of there being only one entry in any class it is proposed to award only half the prize money. In the consolation jump the event will bo open to horses that have not won a first prize in any jumping event in the show. A class for tradesmen’s horses will not be included in the schedule. The following recommendations were made for inclusion in the section for Largo Black pigs:—Boar, 14 months and over; sow, 14 months and over; sow, 14 months and under.