RONGOTEA
(From Our Own Correspondent.) RONGOTEA, Sept.. 13.
The ever increasing popularity of the daffodil not only as a cut flower, but more particularly for the purposes of exhibiting., was in evidence yesterday at the National Daffodil Show, held at Wanganui. Every year aces new enthusiasts displaying the results of their skilful hybridising and cultivation on the show benches. Rongotea show lias ever been foremost with its encouragement to exhibitors, and the 23rd annual show to be held next week promises to eclipse any previous efforts. The schedule is comprehensive, and the prize money and trophies arc on a generous scale. The society is fortunate in having secured the services of Mr A. Trenknor as secretary. The evening session should be particularly attractive, as Mr Garde Grimshaw, of Palmerston North, is arranging a programme of items for the entertainment of those who attend.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 247, 16 September 1935, Page 9
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