FLOWERS AND FRUIT.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1695, 25 November 1920, Page 3

FLOWERS AND FRUIT.

KEVIN'S ANNUAL. SHOW. Tuesday. The summer show of the Levin Horticultural Society was held today, and despite the fact that the spring- season has not been a favourable one as regards the growth of blooms, the show was a very creditable one, especially in roses, cut blooms and the decorative and domestic sections. The judging was completed by noon, and the show was opened yesterday afternoon by the Mayor, Mr D. W. Matheson.

Pot plants.—Asparagus: Mrs D. Retter 1, Mrs R. A. McDonald 2. Cactus: Mrs It. A. McDonald 1. Single geranium: Mrs R. A. McDonald 1. Double geranium: Mrs K. A. McDonald. Palm: Mrs T. Brown 1. Specimen plant in bloom: Mrs Lewis 2. Specimen plant foliage: Mrs Koberslein h.c. Maidenhair Tern: Mrs R. Bevan (Alanawatu) 1. Geranium in bloom: Mrs R. A. McDonald 1. Cut Blooms. —Arum lilS* three blooms: Mrs \Y. M. Clark -1, Mrs R. A. McDonald 2; eight entries. Antirrhinums: Mrs R. Prouse 1, Mrs J. Johnson 2; 14. entries. Candytuft: Mrs C. G. Wilson 1. Aquilezias: Airs R. Prouse 1, Mrs Noes (ATanakau) 2. Delphiniums: Mrs T. Hobson 1, Mrs Kebbell 2. Fuschia: Mrs Greggan 1. Single geranium: Mrs R. A. McDonald 1, Mrs R. Prouse 2. Double geranium: Airs Noes 1, Mrs R. Prouse 2; live entries. Gladioli: Mrs Nees 1, Mrs W. M. Clark 2. Iris: Mrs C. G. Wilson 1, Mrs Nees 2; four entries. Cluster lilies: Mrs Stratton 1. Pansies: Mrs J. Johnson 1 and 2, Miss Dorothy Dean 3; seven entries. Petunia: Mrs Noes 1. Peony: Mrs M. Morgan 1. Phlox Drummondi: Mrs Nees 1. Poppies in bloom: Mrs J. Johnson 1 and 2. Rhododendron: Mrs R. Bevan 1, Mrs Duckworth 2; eight entries. Roses, three varieties: MiFrank Penn (Otaki) 1, Mrs H. Cockrcll (Otaki) 2; six entries. Roses, three varieties: Mrs Lewis 1, Airs E. Sims 2. Six varieties: Mr Frank Penn 1. Nine varieties: Mr Frank Penn 1. Single rose: Mr Frank Penn 1, Air IT. Cockrcll 2; nine entries. Sweet William:' Airs Breggan 1, Airs W. AT. Clark 2. Stock: Airs Greggan 1. Verbena: Airs J. Johnson 1, Airs T. Hobson 2; four entries. Wallflowers: Airs Kebbell 1, Airs R. Prouse 2. Annuals, six species: Air J. Johnson 1, Airs R. Prouse 2. Cut blooms, 1 2 species: Airs Nees 1, Airs Prouse 2; six entries. Sixteen species: Mrs R. Bevaia 1, Airs Kebbell 2. Decorative Section. Bridesmaid's basket: Aliss Ruby Bevan (Manakau) t. Basket of flowers: Aliss Ruby Bevan 2. Basket of roses and foliage: Airs W. M. Clark 1. Basket of sweet peas and foliage: Mrs W. "AT. Clark 1. Hand bouquet: Aliss K. L. Penn (Otaki) 3, Aliss D. Goldsmith 2, Aliss A. Kebbell 3. Shower bouquet; Aliss D. Goldsmith 1. Bouquet of native flowers: Airs W. M. Clark 1 and 2. Bowl of flowers: Airs Nees 1, Aliss Ruby Bevan 2; four entries." Bowl of roses: Aliss Ruby Bevan 1, Aliss Kobbel 2, Aliss Prouse 3 Aliss K. L. Penn h.c; thirteen entries. Ladies' spray: Aliss A. Kebbell 1; Airs W. AI. Clark 2. Ivliss E. Sims h.c; six entries. Buttonholes: Airs W. M.. Clark 1, Aliss Prouse 2, Miss A. Kebbell h.c; seven entries. Trimmed hat. Airs H. Hitchcock 1, Aliss A. Kebbell 2, Airs T. Hobson h.c Vase of flowers: Airs F. Gorringe 1, Aliss A. Kebbell 2, Airs K. E. Adams h.c; six entries. Decorated dinner table: Aliss D. Goldsmith 1; Airs C. G. Wilson and Aliss Prouse 2 (tie), ATrs K. E. Adams h.c; ten entries. Decorated mantelpiece: Miss D. Goldsmith 1, Mrs W. M. Clark 2 and h.c.

Fruit.-—Apples: Sidney Taylor 1, Mrs it. Powell 2. Gooseberries: Mrs M. Morgan 1. Gooseberries, three varieties: May Keys 1. Plums: Mrs T. Hobson 1 and 2. Any other variety fruit J. C. Neill 1.

Garden Produce. —Broad Beans: B. McKain 1. Cabbage:~D. McKain 1. Lettuce: J. C. Neill 2. Cabbage lettuce: May Keys 2. Spring onions: J. Ryder 1, D. McKain 2; Jive entries. Onions: F. T. Clere 1, C. H. Cockrell 2. Peas: Mrs Kebbell 1, B. iMcKain 2. Potatoes: B. McKain 2. Collection of potatoes: B. McKain 1. Potatoes, last season's: F. O. Lcmraon 1. Any variety: D. McKain 1. Rhubarb: Mrs R. Prouse 1, D. McKain 2. Turnips: F. C. Lemraon 1, J. Ryder 2. Collection of vegetables: B. McKain 1. Plate vegetables: J. C. Neill 1 and 2. Dried beans: Mrs R. Prouse 1, J. C. Neill 2.

Bomestic Classes: White bread: Mrs Greggan 1, Mrs R. Gilmour 2 and h.c; six entries. Brown bread: Mrs Greggan 1. Mrs R. Gilmour 2. Madeira cake: Mrs E. Lancaster 1, Miss D. Stratton 2, Miss McAllister h.c. Fruit cake: Mice McAllister 1, Miss I. G. Tomlinson 2. Sponge cake: Miss Stratton 1. Miss Myrtle Crowe 2, Miss F. C. Neill h.c. Seed cake: Miss Stratton 1, Miss Greggan 2. Family cake: Mrs A. F. Wilson 1, Miss Bowles 2, Mrs Greggan h.c. Victoria sandwich: Mrs Lucas 1, Mrs W. Salmons 2. Sponge roll: Mrs Boyne 1, Mrs R. Healv 2, Miss M. Crowe h.c. Cream puffs:' Mrs J. G. Nation 1, Miss W. Salmons 2. Sausa.ce rolls: Mrs A. F. Wilson 1, Mrs R. Hcaly 2. Jam tarts: Mrs Boyne 1, Mrs A. F. Wilson 2. Scones: Mrs Stratton 1 and 2, Mrs H. R. Elliott h.c. Butler scones: Mrs B. Elliott 1, Miss Greggan 2, Mrs Salmons h.c. Wholemeal scones: Miss McAllister 1, Mrs Greggan 2. Oat cake: Mrs Greggan 1, Mrs J. C. Neill 2, Miss McAllister h.c. Plum pudding: Airs A. F. Wilson 1, Mrs J. Jones 2. .Tarn, three varieties: Mrs E. S. Bancaster 1 and 2, Mrs Koberstein h.c. Marmalade: Mrs Koberstein 1, Mrs J. C. Neill 2, Mrs A. Wilson h.c. Chutney: Mrs Xobcrstcin }, Mrs G. Thomas 2. Tomato sauce: Mrs Taylor 1. Any oilier variety sauce: Mrs G. Thomas 1, Mrs A. F. Wilson 2. Potted fruit: Mrs W. M. Clark 1, Mrs A. F. Wilson 2. Mrs J. .Tones h.c. Separator butter: Miss I. G. Tomlinson 1, Mrs R. Prouse 2. Miss B. Sims h.c. Butter, not separator: Mrs Boyne 1, Miss Bowles 2. Homemade sweets: Miss I. G. Tomlinson i. Buck eggs: Mrs Greggan 1, Mrs E. Stratton 2. Bon eggs: Mrs \i. Prouse 1, Mrs Koberstein 2, Mrs F. C. Lemmon h.c. Miscellaneous and industrial. —

Child's frock: Mrs !<\ Kilsby 1 anrl h.c, -Mrs C. H. Pike 2. Working shirt: Mrs J. W. Gibson 1. Mrs 1. G. Nation 2. Moimt-melltck: Mrs T. Hobsom 1. Drawn thread work: Mrs G. Milnes 1. Eyelet hole embroidery: Mrs D. B. Groves 1, Miss Kcbbcll 2, Miss !■:. Clarke 3. [Ombroiclcry in silk: Mrs F. C. Lemmon 1, Mrs C. H. McMillan li.c. Knitted socks: Mrs J. W. Gibson 1. Mrs I. G. Nation 2, Mrs Peng-elly h.C. Point luce: Mrs F. C. Pemmon 1, Mrs G .Milnos 2. Specimen in crochet work: Mrs It. K. Kerslako 1. Crochet work in potion: Miss Nicholas I. Miss G. I- Dempsey 2, Miss WJiitaker 3. Irish crochet: Mrs p. C. Lemmon 2. Cushion: Miss <>. Milncr 1, Miss F. C. Lemmon 2. Painted Cushion; Miss C. Parsons 1,

Miss Arcus 2, Miss Huia Kennedy 3. Baby's bootees: Miss Bowles 1, Miss Ridley 2. Collection Cancywork: Mrs G Milner :!, Miss Ridley 2. Collection fancy work: Mrs P. C. Lcmnion 1, Miss Bowles 3. Rcphia work: Miss A. Morgan 1. Needlework: Miss E. Denton i. Photography, etc. —Painting; in oils from nature: Mrs W. J. Kirk 1, Miss Huia Kennedy 2. Painting- in oils from study, scenery: Mrs Arcus 2. Painting in oils, still life or flowers: Nurse Kelly l. Miss Huia Kennedy 2 and v.h.c. Painting in water colours: Miss A. Kebbell 1. Pastel painting: Miss A. Kebbell 2. Wood carving: Mrs O. A. "Marl-: 2. Sketching, black and white: Miss Dorothy Dean 1. Miss A. Kebbell 2, Miss Ngairc Lcmmou h.c, Muster A. Oxenham h.c; live entries. Best photo, land or seascapes: Miss G. L. Dempscy 1, 2 and 3. Best photo, animals or figure study: Mrs G. i.. Adkin 1, Miss W. E. Walker 2 and. ;'.; nine entries. Children's Section. —Basket flowers: Iris Phillips .1, Oreti Stallard 2, May Keys h.c. Ladies' spray: Oreti Stallard 1, Iris Phillips 2 and h.c. Buttonholes: Iris Phillips 1, Maisie Ransom 2, Iris Phillips h.c.; seven entries. Decorated table:' Una Bull 1. Seed cake: Eileen Bagrie 1, Gladys Bitter 2. Sponge sandwich: Madge Tubman 1, Eileen Bagrie 2. Jam tarts: Eileen Ba. Scours with butter: Eileen Bagrie I. Plain scones: Eileen Tomlinson l. Almond toffee: Eileen Bagrie 1. Collection biscuits: Eileen Bagrie 1. Ruttonholes: May Keys 1. Specimen darning: Dora Tomlinson 1, Ella Tomliiujon 2.