FOXTON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 257, 27 September 1933, Page 5

FOXTON.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) FOXTON, Sept. 26. In conjunction with the Foxton Blethodist Church carnival and bazaar effort to raise funds for tho church, an advertising and horticultural display was Held in the Town Hall, Foxton, on Tuesday afternoon. The exhibition was opened by the Blayor (Mr 81. E. Porreau). Prize list:—Bulbs (judge, Mr E. J. Muruhy; stewards, Mrs C. Edwards and Miss E. Patterson): Magni Coronati, 6 blooms, Blrs T. Saunders (Glen Oroua) 1; ditto, 8 blooms. 3 varieties, Blrs T. Saunders 1; medio coronati, 3 blooms, Blrs T. Saunders 1; 1 specimen bloom, Blrs T. Saunders 2; 3 blooms, bi-colour, Blrs T. Saunders 1; 1 specimen bloom, Blrs T. Saunders 1. Sub-section C (Lcedsii) : Giant Lecdsii, Blrs T. Saunders 1; ditto, varieties, Blrs T. Saunders 1; 1 specimen bloom, Blrs T. Saunders. Cut blooms: Anemones, 6 single, Blrs R. Owen 1, Blrs E. J. Blurphy 2; ditto, 6 double, Blrs E. J. Blurphy 1; ranunculus, Blrs R. Owen 1 and 2; best collection of bulbous blooms, Blrs R. Owen 1, Bliss 81. Hughes 2. Polyanthus: Six blooms, Bliss 81. Hughes 1 and 2, Blrs E. Parkin 3; stocks, B'Jrs J. Cummorfield 1, Foxton Bowling Club 2, Blrs F. Williams 3. Violas: Bliss M. Hughes 1, Blr P. J. Blairs 2; wallflowers, Bliss Grace Huntley 1, Blrs S. E. Cowley 2, Blrs J. Riches 3. Iceland Poppies: Blrs E. J. Blurphy 1 and 3, Blrs I. Mudford 2. Decorative: Decorated table, Blrs R. Owen 1 and 3, Bliss B. Speirs 2. Fancy work (judge, Blrs E. W. Thane; steward, Blrs 81. Ross) : Embroidery coloured silk, Bliss J. Francis 1, Bliss W. Blairs 2, Bliss E. McKenzie 3; ditto, coloured cotton, Bliss J. Francis 1, Bliss 81. Osborne 2, Bliss E. Barber 3; crochet, in cotton, Bliss W. Blairs 1, Bliss Cocker 2, Bliss I. Robertson 3; baby’s jacket, crochet, Blrs A. E. Collins 1; ditto, knitted, Blrs J. Francis 1, Blrs G. E. Barber 2, Bliss W. Blairs 3; knitted cushion, Blrs I. W. Bludford 1,2, 3; pullover, Blrs Collins 1, Blrs I. W. Bludford 2, Blrs Arcus 3; knitted article. Blrs Heald (Palmerston North) 1 and 3. Bliss W. Blairs 2; knitted scarf, Grace Huntley 1; riclielieu embroidery, Miss E. BlcKenzie 2; d’oyley coloured, Bliss _ J. Francis 1 and 2, Bliss E. Barber 3; ditto, white, Bliss J. Francis 1; table mats (3), Bliss J. Francis 1. Bliss W. Blairs 2, Bliss E. BlcKenzie 3; calico apron, worked, Bliss E. Francis 1, Miss I. Robinson 2 and 3; embroidery, white, Bliss J. Francis 1, Bliss E Barber 2, Bliss E. BlcKenzie 3; fancy work, any other kind. Bliss J. Francis 1 and 3 Bliss E. Barber 2; tatting, Blrs W. E. Bullard 1,2, 3. Points prize: Bliss J. Francis.

At a meeting of the committee .held on Blonday evening it was decided to hold the official opening of the local green on Saturday, October 7, at 2 p.m. Thanks are due to Messrs James Newth, W. Howe, H. Chalk and others for their work in the preparation of the green. The following is the draw for the L.G.U. and stroke competition: Bliss Easton plays Blr« Robbie, Blrs Smith plays Blrs WoocV, Blrs Bloore plays Mrs Austin, Bliss Barber plays Bliss N. Robinson, Bliss Bowe plays Bliss Spoirs, Bliss Woods plays partner.