BULLS ROSE SHOW

Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2312, 3 December 1925, Page 3

BULLS ROSE SHOW

(From Our Own Correspondent). Fair weather favoured the Bulls Rose, Sweet Pea and Vegetable Show, held yesterday. The entries were far in excess of all previous shows and a fine display of roses and sweet peas was on view. Cut flowers .decorative, domestic and vegetable sections were well represented. The show was officially opened by Mr J. Linklater M.P., who complimented the promoters and the exhibitors. An added attraction was the beautiful display of native shrubs, which was artistically arranged in the background of the decorative exhibits for which thanks were due to Mr Tucker of the Wanganui Beautifying Society. A handsome display of wonderfully fine delphiniums, grown by Mr F. Mason, of Feilding, was also much admired. Fine carnations, staged by Mr Martin of Wanganui, were another attraction also the. i oses staged by Messrs Shatter and Mason. The pot plants, roses and collections of flowers, were judged by Mr Mason, sweet peas, cut flowers, fruit and vegetables by Mr C. H. Rhodes, and the decorative by Mrs B. P. Lethbridge. Attractive stalls were well laden with many useful articles. Mesdames Kearney and Jones were in charge of the sewing stall; sweet stall Mesdames Swainson and Mackay; produce, Mesdames Levett and Goodall; jumble, Mesames J. B. and E. C. Gaisford; Sanson mixed stall, Mrs J H. Porrett and Miss Penny. Following is the complete prize list: — Pot Plants. Fern —Mrs Watson. Plant in flower —Mrs Watson. Roses. Twelve varieties: —Canon Petrie 1. J. C. Glover 2, Mrs J. A. Harris 3. Nine var.: —Canon Petrie 1, Mrs M. R Will 2, J. C. Glover 3. 'Six var.: —Mrs R. A. McKenzie 1, Canon Petrie 2, Mrs R. Willis 3. Three, white or cream: —Canon Petrie 1, Mrs J. A. Harris 2, Mrs R. A. McKenzie 3. Three, pink:—Mrs R. A. McKenzie 1, Canon Petrie 2, Mrs J. A. Harris 3. . Three, red or crimson: —Canon Petrie 1, Mrs E. F. Smith 2, Mrs J. A. Harris 3. Three distinct colours: —Mrs Willis I. Canon Petrie 2, Mrs R. A. McKenzie and Mrs Wenby, tie, 3. Six full bloom: —J. C. Glover 1. Canon Petrie 2, Mrs R. A. McKenzie 3. Three full bloom: —Capon Petrie 1, J. G. Glover 2, Mrs Mansell 3.

Specimen:—Mrs J. Webby 1, Mrs Willis 2, J. C. Glover 3. Collection of single roses;—Mrs M. R. Willis 1. Mrs Gance 2, Canon Petrie 3. Polyanthus roses; —Canon Petrie 1, Mrs W. Paulding 2, Mrs Lance 3. Climbing roses; —Mrs J. A. Harris 1, Mrs Lance 2, Mrs J. Webby 3. Roses, open to exhibitors who have not won more than three first prizes, at any show; — Nine roses: —Mrs L. H. Yarrall 1, Max Stewart 2, Mrs J. Will 3. Three: —Mrs L. H. Yarral 1, Miss E. Willis 2, Miss Murdock 3. Three white or cream: —Mr L. H Yarral 1, Max Stewart 2. Mrs J. Will 3 Three pink:—Mr L. PI. Yarral 1 Maxwell Stewart 2, Miss E. Willis 3. Three red or crimson:—Mrs A. .Davison 1, Mrs Turle 2, Max Stewart 3. One specimen rose: —Mrs J. Will 1, Mrs A. Davison 2. The champion bloom chosen from the rose classes was won by Mrs J. A. Plarris with a beautiful specimen of Earl Haig. Out Flowers. Twelve var.: —Mrs Paulding 1, Miss McKelvie 2. Mrs J. Ploward 3. Six var.:—Mrs J. Howard 1, Mrs E. H. Clare 2, Mrs Paulding 3. Ten flowering shrubs: —Mrs J. Howard 1, Miss E. Willis 2. , Five do.; —Mrs E. L. Smith 1, Mrs J. Ploward 2, Miss McKelvie 3. Six annuals: —Mrs G. PL Clare 1 and 2, Mrs Webby 3. Sweet Peas. Twelve var.;—Mrs PI. Ransom 1, Mrs J. Webby 2. Nine: —Mrs PI. Ransom 1, Mrs .1. Webby 2 and 3. Six:—Mrs H. Ransom 1, Mrs J. Webby 2, Mrs Will 3. Three: —J. C. Glover 1, Mrs PI. Ransom 2, Mrs PI. Duigan 3. Specimen:—Mrs H. Ransom 1, Mrs Will 2. Open to exhibitors who have not won more than three first prizes at any show: — Nine var.: —Miss R. Ransom 1, Mrs C. H. Clare 2. Six:—Miss R. Ransom 1 and 2, Mrs I. R. Willis 3. Three: —Mrs M. R. Willis 1, Miss Will 2 and 3. Specimen:—Miss R. Ransom 1 and 2, Mrs C. PL Clare 3. The champion spike taken from the sweet pea classes was won by Mrs IT. Ransom. Cut Flowers. Nino antirrhinums:—Mrs Harris 1, Mrs A. Leicester 2. Six do.:—Mrs West Awdry 1, Mrs Harris 2, Mrs H. L. Harris 3. Three do.; —Mrs H. Goodall 1, Mrs West Awdry 2, Mrs Plarris 3. Six Aquilegia:—Miss E. R. Willis 1, Mrs Paulding 2. Three do.:—Mrs H. Goodall 1, Mrs Paulding 2. Mrs E. Willis 3. Three delphinium:—Miss Willis 1, Mrs M. PI. Willis 2. Mrs R. E. Gaisford 3. ■ Two gladioli;—Airs A. E. Leicester 1, Mrs Goodall 2. Two gladia:—Mrs C. H. Clare 1 and 2. Six iris:—Miss Willis 1 and 2, Mrs IT. Duijan 3. Three iris:—Miss Willis 1. Three pelargonium:—Mrs J. Howard 1 and 2, Mrs Leicester 3. Annual poppies:—Mrs Paulding 1, Mrs Webby 2, Mrs Paulding 3. Three perennial poppies:—Mrs Paulding 1. Three rhododendron:—Mrs J. Ploward 1, Miss E. R. Willis 2. Three carnation;—Mrs IT. Duijan 1, Mrs IT. Goodall 2, Airs Lance 3. Daisies: —Airs Duijan 1, Mrs H. Leicester 2, Miss ATcKelvie 3. Three erica:—ATiss ATcKelvie 1, Airs H. Duijan 2. Three single geranium:—Airs P. J. Watson 1, Airs Jones 2, Airs Leicester 3. Throe double do.: —Airs F. j. Watson 1. Three ivy-leafed do.: —Miss E. R. Willis 1, Nemesia: —Jas. Ploward 1, Airs IT, Duijan 2, Airs C. IT. Clare 3. Nino pansies:—W. Gray 1, Airs Paulding 2, Mrs Clare 3, Six var. do.; —Airs J.’E. Sampson 1, Mrs Paulding 2, W. Gray 3. Throe var. do.;—Airs Paulding’ 1, W. Gray 2. Mrs C. IT. Clare 3. Five var. ten wopk stocks:—Airs Lance 1, Airs Faulding 2. Three var. Brompton do.:—Mrs Aldworth 1. Six var. sweet william; —Airs Webby 1, Airs R. C. Gaisford 2 and 3. Three var. verbena;—Airs PI. Goodall 1, Airs E. Leicester 2. Collection violas; —Airs Paulding 1, .Airs Aldworth 2. A.O.V.:—Airs Lance 1, Airs T. R. Willis 2, Airs Watson 3. Best Novelty:—Airs Paulding 1, Miss AlcKelvie 2, Airs Webby 3. Decorative. Lady’s spray;—Mrs C. H. Rhodes I, Airs C. Free 2, Mrs Paulding 3. Hand bouquet:—Miss AT. Barltrop 1, Airs C. H. Rhodes 2 and 3. Buttonholes; —Alias Barltrop 1, Aliss McKelvie 2. Decorated table white cloth, clear glasses:—Airs P'aulding 1, Airs Saywell 2, Miss Swainson 3. Decorated Table (with embellishments) : —Mrs Saywell 1, Aliss Barltrop 2, Airs Paulding 8. Vase Flowers: —Airs Paulding 1. Bowl Roses (G var.): —Airs Saywcll 1, Airs Paulding 2. Bowl Roses: —Airs Swainson 1, Airs C. Free 2. Basket flowers:—Airs C. Free 1, Airs P’aulding 2, Airs Croucher 3. Bowl of flowers; —Aliss AI. Petrie 1, Airs C. Free 2, Airs Swainson 3. Decorated table (novice):—Aliss Barltrop 1, Aliss Petrie 2, Miss McKenzie 3., Children's Section. Buttonholes: —Peggie Price 1, Phyllis Wicks 2, J. Openshaw 3. Lady’s spray: —J. Openshaw 1, June Ransom 2, T. Pritchard 3. Hand bouquet:—Peggie Price 1, June Ransom 2. Collectioin cut flowers: —June Ransom 1, Peggie Price 2 Basket flowers: —Peggie Price 1, June Ransom 2, J. Openshaw 3. Fruit. Gooseberries:—George Ireland 1 Airs Alarumaur 2, Air J. Robson 3. Lemons: —Airs Harris 1, Airs Dalrymple 2, Airs. Goodall 3. Rhubarb; —Airs Paulding 1, Airs Alarumaur 2. Strawberries: —Airs R. Young 1. Collection fruit: —Airs Webby 1. Vegetables. Broad’ beans: —Mrs J. H. Perrett 1 and 2.- Mrs Alarumaur 2,

Cabbage:—Miss Dalrymple 1, Mrs J. H. Perrett 2. „ Carrots: —Mrs Marumaur 1, Mrs Clare 2 and 3. Cauliflower: —Mrs J. H. Perrett 1, Mrs Clare 2. Cabbage lettuce: —Mrs Clare 1, Mrs J. H. Perrett 2. Peas: —Nlrs J. H. Perrett 1, Sirs Clare 2, Mrs Holms 3. Potatoes (round): —Miss H. Read 1. Mrs Clare 2. N , T Potatoes (red kidney) :—Mrs Holmes 1. _ Potatoes (white kidney) : —Ray Cartor 1, Mrs Holmes 2, M. Carter S. Three var. potatoes: —Mrs Clare 1, Mrs Marumaur 2. , Radishes: —Mrs Marumaur 1, Mrs Clare 3 and 3. Spring onions:—Mrs Marumaur 1, Mrs Clare 3 and 3. Turnips:—Mrs Marumaur 1. Collection vegetables: —Mrs C. H. Clare 1, Miss Marston 2, Mrs Marumaur 3. School Section (writing).

Standard 1: —Nellie Hart 1, Cyril Potoa 2. Standard 2: —Sylvia Claasen 1, Thomas Ellery 2. Standard 3:— Aliss B. Stevens 1. Rene Wightman 2. Standard I: —AI. Thorson 1, Samuel Young 2. , , . Standard s:—Doreen Alanagh 1, A. Lewis 2. Standard G;— 1, Alinnie Roberts 2. Drawing. Standard 1: —Joyce Kilpatrick 1, Jessie Wilson 2. _ Standard 2: —Sylvia Claasen 1, Lenore Roberts 2. Standard 3:— Alervyn Bnghtwoll 1, George Ellery. .. , T Standard 4; —James Alanagh 1, AI. Dunn 2. Standard s:—Henry Edwards 1, George Withell 2. Standard 6:--Norman Broadbcnt I, Ellen Young 2. Standards 3 and 4: Square ornamented with original design:—James Alanagh 1, Aland Brakon 2. Domestic. Six var. biscuits: —Airs Aldworth 1, Brandy snaps: —Alias Peggy Johnstone 1. , , - Home made bread (white): —Airs D. Byrnes 1. Aladeira cake: —Aliss Peggy Johnston 1, Alias Tricker 2. Fruit cake:—Mrs Schrciber 1 and 2, Mrs A. Moss 3. Sponge sandwich: —Airs Aldworth 1, Aliss P. Johnston 2, Airs Feildhouse 3. Seed cake:—Airs D. Byrnes 1. Six var. small cakes:—Airs Aidworth 1. . Cheese straws: —Aliss N. Pctne 1. Cream puffs:—Airs Aldworth 1. Gingerbread:—Airs Schreiber 1 and 2, Airs D. Brynes 3. Plain scones: —Airs Feildhouse 1, Airs Aldworth 2, Airs Jones 3. Fruit scones: —Airs Aldworth 1. Airs Ficldhouse 2, Airs D. Byrnes 3. Sponge roll: —Airs Fieldhouse 1 and 2, Airs Aldworth 3. Pikelets: —Airs D. Byrnes 1, Mi Thomas 2, AlissW. Petrie 8. Shortbread: —Airs Aldworth 1, Aliss W. Petrie 2. Marmalade: —Airs Feildhouse 1 and 2. Points Prizes. Cut Flowers: —Airs Paulding, Plal combe. . Sweet Peas: —Airs H. Ransom. Special Sweet Peas:—Aliss R. Ransom. Domestic: —Mrs Aldworth. Decorative: —Airs Paulding. Collection Flowers —Mrs J. Howard. Roses, including challenge cup:— Canon Petrie. Special class for Roses: —Mr L. H, Yarral. Children’s section:- —Peggie Price. Vegetable:—Mrs Clare