FUNCTION AT KAIKOHE

Northern Advocate, 2 December 1936, Page 9

FUNCTION AT KAIKOHE

The Anglican Ladies’ Guild were very successful with their annual flower show held this year in the Masonic Hall, Kaikohe. There was a good attendance and most things were sold and altogether they made a pleasing profit from the goods which were for sale. Stall-holders were as follows: — Produce and flowers, Mrs H. R. Vaile; cake stall, Mesdames C and F. Dickeson; work stall, Mrs J. Orr and Mias Clegg; afternoon tea, Mesdames Wadsworth, Blow and Wallace; sweet stall, Mrs Ingram. Judges of the cut flower section were: —Mrs Johnson and Mrs Hows The produce judge was Mr Hows.

Awards: — Cut Flower Section,

Collection sweet peas, six colours.--Mrs Wadsworth 1, Mrs Vail 2. Collection sweet peas, 12 colours. —Mrs Wadsworth 1. Collection cinerarias.— Mrs F. Orr 1. Collection nemesia.— Mrs Vail 1. Collection roses. —Mrs Blow 1. Collection gaillardias.—Mrs Wadsworth 1, Mrs Vail 2. Collection Escholtzias.—Mrs Wadsworth 1. Collection Iceland poppies.—Mrs Wylie 1, Mrs Robertson 2. Collection Shirley poppies.—Miss M. Orr 1 and 2. Collection stocks.—Mrs Vail 1. Collection carnations. —Mrs d’Ewes 1, Mrs Wylie 2. Collection larkspur.—Mrs Guy 1. Pansies, six varieties. —Mrs Wadsworth 1, Mrs V. Wright 2. Pansy, one bloom. —Mrs V. Wright 1, Mrs Pennefather 2. collection antirrhinums. —Mrs J. Orr 1, Mrs Guy 2. Violas, mixed.—Miss M. Orr 1, Mrs A. G. Wright 2. Calendulas, six blooms. —Mrs Wylie 1. Best collection cut flowers.—Mrs A. G. Wright 1, Mrs Blow 2. Best specimen single bloom (any flower). —Mrs Blow 1, Miss j M. Orr 2. Collection flowering shrubs, j —Mrs Blow 1. Collection verbenas.—j Mrs Wylie 1, Mrs Wadswarth 2. Col- i lection flowers not named in schedule. —Miss M. Orr 1, Mrs Blow 2. Collection delphiniums. —Mrs F. Bedggood 1. Children’s Section. There was only one entry in this section—Best arranged vase of flowers, Bert Wadsworth 1. Decorative. Decorative vase. —Mrs Wadsworth 1, Mrs A. G. Wright 2. Vase sweet-peas. —Mrs Wadsworth 1. Mrs A. G. Wright 2. Produce. Rhubarb. —Mrs F. Bedggood 1 and 2. Potatoes. —Mrs Blow 1. Radishes.— Mrs F. Bedggood 1. A raffle for an afternoon tea-cloth conducted during the afternoon was won by Mrs L. Davison. The venture was a very successful one.