THE PRIZE LIST.
NEW ZEALAND DAHLIA SOCIETY. open class. Twenty-four vases of dahlias. —F. Mason (Fei'dinrr) T onlv entry. Six varieties of miniatures: F. Mason 1 and 2: only entries. Six varieties miniature eaetus. three blooms: F. Mason 1; onlv entry. Six varieties miniature pacony: F. Mason 1, A. J. Shailer 2: three entries. Six varieties dalihas. distinct. New Zealand-raised: A. J. Shailer 1; only entry. AMATEURS.
Twclvo vases of dahlias.—G. R. Jones (AVanganui) 1. T. P. Hunt (Palmerston North) 2, J. M. MeWhannell (OhaupoJ 3; seven entries. Three varieties exhibition cactus: F. K. London (I’otone) 1; two entries. Three variotics miniature decorative: J. M. McAYhaunell 1. O. A\'. B. Anderson (Christchurch 1 2, Eric O. Prvce v.h.c.; 6even entries. DAHLIAS. OPEN CLASS. Russell Cun.—l2 varieties. 3 of each (large) : Shailer and 3ms (Palmerston .Norml 1: only entry. j Large blooms. —Three seedlings: Mrs F. 'J. Nathan (Palmerston North) 1: only entry. One seedling: Mr McGillivrav (Pali rnorston North) 1, Airs Nathan 2; only entries. Six varieties, one of each: Mrs Nathan 1; onlv entry. Three varieties: Mrs Nathan 1: onlv entry. Six varieties, three of each: Shailer and Sons 1: only entry. Three varieties, three of each: Shailer and Sons 1; only entry. . ! Pompoms. —Three varieties,. three ot each: AY. E. Askwith (Lower Hutt) 1; only entry. . . .. Best dahlia in open section.—Shailer Bros, (variety, Darcy Sainsbury). j AMATEUR. Cactus,—One bloom: F. O. Malcolm 1, Mrs Babington 2; two entries.
Large.—Mr Cullen 1, F. 0. Malcolm 2, Miss Hughes 3:-, four entries. Ono bloom : H. G. Smith 1, F. 0. Malcolm 2, 11. Wilson 3: 17 entries. Three, yellow shades: F. 0. Malcolm 1; only entry. Medium. —Ono bloom: F. 0. Malcolm 1; five entries. Six varieties: Airs Holden 1: only entry. Three varieties: Airs Holder 1 and 5, J. U. Glover 2; five entries. Pom-poms.—Twelve varieties : H. Silson 1, C. Newman 2, C. R. Hunt 3; four entries. Six varieties (one of each) : H. Siison 1, G. R. 13. Boswell 2; three entries. Tim l :: varieties : AY. E. Askwith 1, H. Siison 2, T. P. Hart 3; seven entries. Six varieties (three of each) : IT. Siison I. C. Newman 2, G. R. B. Boswell 3; five entries. M ISCELANEOUS. Begonias.—Six varieties, double : Airs Nathan 1. J. H. Sinclair (AA'cllington) 2 ami 3. Asters, six varieties (double) : Airs J. Louisson (Palmerston North) 2; onlyentry. Gladioli, three varieties: Airs Askwith 1; only entry. Any other variety: Airs Louisson 1; only entry. Collection, six varieties: Mrs Louisson 1; only entry. DECORATIVE. Under 14 years.—A 7 ase of flowers: Miss H. Lankshcar (Aokautere) 1; only entry. Basket of flowers: Aliss Lankshcar 1; only entry. Buttonholes, three: Aliss Lankshear 1; only entry. Decorated saucer: Miss Lankshcar 1; only entry. Decorated table: Aliss Lankshcar 2: only entry. DISPLAY BY AVOAIEN’S INSTITUTES, ETC. Linton 1, Palmerston North Townswomen's Guild 2, Kairanga 3; '8 entries.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 68, 17 February 1939, Page 8
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