TAPAWERA

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 11 April 1929, Page 9

TAPAWERA

. ANNUAL SHOW HORTICULTURAL AND INDUS' TRIAL EXHIBITS NAMES OF PRIZE-WINNERS The Tapawera Horticultural and Industrial Society's annual show was very successful, and attracted a large number of people from the surrounding districts. Following is the list of awards:— POT PLANTS Begonia in bloom : Miss T. Quinney 1. Foliage begonia: Mrs H. D. Hughes 1. Best pot plant: Mrs F. Bait 1, Mrs J. Crimp 2. Best maidenhair fern-: Mrs ferryman 1. CUT BLOOMS Best collection calendula: lan W. Randall 1, Mrs A. Randall 2. Phlox: Mrs A. A. Biggs 1, Mrs K. Biggs 2. Asters: Mrs H. D. Hughes 1, Mrs A. A. Biggs 2. Asters. Plume: Mrs K. Biggs 1. Carnations: Mrs A. A. Biggs 1, Miss M. Wilkinson 2. Gallardia: Mrs H. Faulkner 1, Mrs IT. Berryman 2. Cut flowers: Miss M. Wilkinson 1, Mrs J. Filch 2. Rockery plants: Miss M. Wilkinson 1. Berries': Miss M. Wilkinson 1, Melva Wilkinson 2. Variety dahlias, 1 bloom: Mrs Geo. Biggs 2. Bowl of dahlias: Mrs Kite 1, Mrs K. Biggs 2. Collection Sweet Peas: Mrs A. A. Biggs 1, Miss M. Wilkinson 2. Collection of Pansies: Mrs A. Randall 2. Zinnias,, crested dahlia flowered : Mrs K. Biggs 1. Zinnias, double : Mrs A. A. Biggs 1 and 2, Mrs Hughes 3. Roses: Mrs A. Randall 2. Rose, unnamed: Mrs A. Randall 2. Chrysanthemum : Mrs Hughes 2. 3 Chrysanthemums : Mrs H. Berryman 1. DECORATIVE Victorian posie: Mrs H. Faulkner 1, Miss N. Moran 2. Bridal bouquet (shower): Mrs 11. Faulkner 3. Buttonhole made by gentleman : Mr K. Biggs. Vase arranged for effect: Mrs K. Biggs 1. Bowl of flowers arranged for effect: Mrs H. Faulkner 1, Mrs K. Biggs 2, Mrs Hudson 3. Judge: Mr Estcourt. Points prize: Mrs A. A. Biggs. DOMESTIC Loaf brown bread, home made: Mrs Kite 1, Mrs Phillips 2, Mrs L. Biggs 3. loaf white bread, home made: Mrs Kite 1. Shortbread: Mrs Curnow 1, Miss T. Quinney 2. Apple pie: Mrs A. A. Biggs 1, Mrs" Curnow 2. Cream puffs: Mrs M. Ching 1, Mrs Phillips 2. White scones: Miss R. Steer 1, Melva Wilkinson 2, Mrs S. Wadsworth 3. Wheatmeal scones: Mrs Kite 1 and 2. Ginger biscuits : Mrs A. A. Biggs 1 and 2. Cocoanut biscuits: Miss R. Steer 1. Kisses: Mrs L. Biggs 2. Seed cake: Mrs L. Biggs 1 Mrs M. Ching 2. Fruit cake: Mre S. Wadsworth 1, Mrs A. A. Steer 2. Light fruit cake: E. Allen 2. Sponge sandwich: Mrs Curnow 1, Mrs M. Ching 2, Mrs L. Biggs 3. Sponge roll: Mrs S. Wadsworth 1. Mrs L. Biggs 2. Cheese cakes: Mrs M. Ching 2. Butterfly cakes: Mrs A- A. Biggs 1, Mrs Curnow 2. Mrs S. Wadsworth 3. Pikelets : Miss IT. Phillips 1, Mrs Curnow 2, M. Phillips 3. 3 glass jars bottled fruit: Mrs K. Biggs 1, Mrs R. Steer 2, Mrs L. Biggs 3. 1 jar fruit: Mrs Hudson 1, Mrs L. Biggs 2, Mrs A. A. Steer 3. 1 jar fruit jelly: Mrs S. Wadsworth 1, Mrs R. Fenemor 2, Mrs K. Biggs 3. 1 jar jam: Mrs A. A. Biggs 1, Mrs R.

Fenemor 2, 3 jars jam: Mrs A. A. l>iggs I. Tomato relish': Mrs It. Fenemor J. Mrs W. Crimp 2. Tomato sauce: Mrs S. Wadsworth 1, Mrs L. Biggs 2, Mrs Curnow 3. Tomato chutney: Miss Bartlett 1. 3 Bottles pickles: Mrs J. Crimp 1. lib separator butter: Mrs J. Steer 1, Mrs A. A. Steer 2, Mrs A. Kinzett 3. C hen's eggs, heaviest: Miss Bartlelt. Judge: Mrs Freeman. Points: Mrs A. A. Biggs 1, Mrs Curnow 2. FRUIT Lemons: Mrs A. Gibbs 1. Grapes: W. L. Quinney 1. Peaches; 11. Kite 1, Miss Bartlett 2. 3 quinces: W. L. Quinney 1, Mrs G. Biggs 2. 12 walnuts (small: Miss M. Wilkinson. 12 walnuts (large): Alan Quinney 1. 12 apples. Jonathans: \V. L. Quinney 1 and 2. Munro's Favourite: W. L. Quinney 1. Cox's Orange: Mrs G. Biggs 1. Stunner Pippin: A. Randall 1, Miss Bartlett 2. Northern Spv: G. Wilkinson 1. Scarlet Pormain: Mrs (I. Biggs I. Delicious: W. L. Quinney 1 and 2. Cambridge Pippin,: W. L Quinney 2. Itymer: \V. L. Quinney 1 and 2. 5 kitchen apples: Miss A. Sloss. 5 dessert apples: C. F. Wilkinson 1. 5 heaviest apples: A. Randall 1. 5 pears, kitchen: W. L. Quinney 1. 5 pears, dessert: W. L. Quinney 1 and 2. 5 pears, kitchen, winter: A. Randall 1. 5 pears, dessert, winter: IJ. Kite 1, W. L Quinney 2 and 3. Judges: .Messrs Chisnall and Dee. Points: W. L. Quinney 1, Mrs G. Biggs 2. VEGETABLES 12 pods dwarf beans: F. W. Batt 1, 11. Faulkner 2. 12 pods runner beans: H. D. Hughes 1, Mrs A. A. Biggs 2. 12 pods peas: F. W. Batt 1 and 2. 3 carrots, long: F. W. Batt 1. 3 carrots, short: J. Smith 1, A. Randall 2. 3 carrots, intermediate: J. Smith 1. Mrs H. G. Berryman 2. 3 carrots, white: J. Smith 2. 6 leeks: J. Smith 1, G. Hudson 2. 6 cobs Tndian corn : A. Randall 1, G. Hudson 2. 3 parsnips: T. Steer 1 and 2, F. W. Batt 3. 5 onions, Br. Spanish: F. W. Batt 1, Mrs Friend 2, If. W. Bait 3. 5 onions, Br. Globe: M. Ching 1 and 2. Mrs A. Steer 3. 6 eschalots, brown: M. Ching 1. 6 eschalots, white: W. 11. Crimp 1 and 2.21 b pickling onions: J. Smith 1. 6 turnips, table: F. W. Batt 1, F. Randal] 2. _ 3 potatoes: Sutton's Supreme: M. Ching 1. 3 potatoes. Dakota Red: IT, Kite 1, M. Kite 2. M. Ching 3. 3 potatoes, heaviest table: A. Randall 1. best bunch silver beet: Miss Bartlett 1, 11. Kite 2, R. Randall 3. best root with head silver beet: F. W. Batt 1 and 2. 6 sticks giant rhubarb: B. Randall 1. 6 sticks winter rhubarb: 11. Kite 1. Pumpkin, heaviest: F. W. Batt 1. Vegetable marrow: W. M. Randall 1. T. Steer 2. 2 Cucumbers, short: S. Wadsworth 1, Mrs A. A. Biggs 2. 3 red beet, long: F. W. Batt 2. 6 tomatoes, ripe: F. W. Batt 1 and 2. 6 tomatoes, green: H. Kite 1. 3 mangolds, Globe:.A. Randall I! 3 swedes, heaviest: F. W. Batt 1, J. H. Curnow 2. 3 turnips: Aberdeen purple top: J. IT. Curnow 1. 3 turnips, Aberdeen green top: J. H. Curnow 2. 3 turnips, Imperial green globe: A. Randall 1. 3 turnips, heaviest: IT. Wells 1. 12 artichokes: T. Steer 1, G. Hudson 2. 3 sunflower heads: G. Hudson 1. Collection of vegetables: F. W. Batt 1, L Ching 2, J. Smith 3. Judge : Mr Estcourt. Points: F. W. Bait 1, J. Smith 2. TOBACCO Best cigarette tobacco: H. Faulkner 1. Best land tobacco: G. J. Wilkinson 1. Best cut tobacco plant: Mrs Curnow 1. Best pipe tobacco: J. E. C. Fayher 1, G. J. Wilkinson 2. Judge: Mr Nash. INDUSTRIAL Best cushion: Miss D. Jessop 1 and 2, Miss R. Smith 3. Applique work: Miss I). Bushbridge 1, Miss J. Quinney 2. Tea cosy: Miss R. Smith 1, Miss M. Wilkinson 2. Supper cloth eyelet: Miss G. Gibbs 1. Supper cloth crochet: Miss R. Smith 1. Supper cloth, colours: Miss D. Jessop 1, G. Gibbs 2. Tray cloth : riche hem': Miss R. Smith 1, G. Gibbs 2. Tray cloth, colours: R. Smith 1, G. Gibbs 2, IT. Fenemor 3. Table centre : Miss M. Wilkinson. 1, T. Q.uinr:ev 2, K Moran 3. Pillow sham: Miss G." Gibbs 1, M. Biggs 2. Pillow scarf: Miss G. Gibbs 1. Buttonhole richchem : Miss R. Smith. Duchess set: Miss R. Berryman 1 and 2. Princess petticoat: M. Wilkinson 1. Kimono embroidered: D. Jessop 1. Dressing jacket: D. Jess-op 1, Mrs K. Biggs 2. Undies: M. Biggs 2. Crochet (collection): Miss R. ,Smith 1, Mrs Friend 2. Nightdress: Miss D. Jessop 1, Miss K. Moran 2. Nightdress, coloured : Miss D. Jessop 1. D'Oyley, colours: Miss R. Smith 1, Miss K. Moran 2, Miss J. Quinney 3. D'Oyley, crochet: Mrs R. Fenemor 1, Miss G. Crimp 2, Mrs Friend 3. Knitted booties: Mrs A. Steer 2. Best article made from flour bag: Mrs W. Quinney 1. Best article made from sugar bag: Miss M. Wilkinson 1. Chip carving: W. L. Quinney 1 and 2. Relief carving: B. Randall" 1, W. L. Quinney 2, A. Randall 3. Photograph: C. Wilkinson 1. Photograph (animal life): C. Wilkinson 1. Best apron (colour): Miss H. Hogan 1, Mrs F. Batt 2, Miss R. Batt 3. Best hand made hand bag: A. Randall 1, Mrs W. Quinney 1 and 2. Judges: Mrs Silcock and Mrs Hildyard. Points: Miss R. Smith 1, Miss D. Jessop 2.

SCHOOL WORK Best dressed doll: J. Thomson 1. Plain needlework, under 15 yds: C. Thomson 1. Plain needlework, under 1.1 years : J. Thomson. Darning socks . G. Steer 2. Handkerchief: R. Fenemor 1, M. Phillips 2, C. Thomson 3. Apron: R. Fenemor 1. Nightdress: E. Christian 1, E. Wilkinson 2, R. Fenemor 3. 3 buttonholes: R. Fenemor . Plasticine modelling, 7 years or under: T. Barker 1, B. Biggs 2, E.' Greep 3. Plasticine modelling, 10 years and under: R. Barker 1, B. Furness 2, P. Greep 3. Plasticine modelling, 14 vears and under: F. Biggs 1, K. Barker 2, L. Hodgkinson 2. Freehand drawing: S. Fenemor 1, M. Phillips 2, P. Christian 3. Free hand drawing: J. Griffith 2. Freehand drawing: R. Curnow 1, R ; Wadsworth 2. Drawing, border design: N. Mclvor 1, E. Wilkinson 2. Drawing, border design: K. Barker 1, I. Thomas 2, E. Wilkinson 3. Drawing border design : R, Barker 1, N. Curnow 2. E. Wilkinson 3. Brushwork: J. Lines 1. F W. Porkers 2, E. G. Curings 3. Crayon study: R. Fenemor 1, G. Steer 2, W. Mclvor 3. Crayon study: H. Wadsworth 1 J. Curnow 2, H. Ford 3. Paper week: M. Steer 1, E. Greep 2. Raffia work: A. Biggs 1, M. Steer 2, T. Hudson 3. Raffia work: F. Palmer 1. Writing: I. Fawcelt 1, B. Fenemor 2, T. Barker 3. Writing: R. Barker 1, P. Creep 2. Writing: 0. Faulkner 1, E. Wilkinson 2. K. Barker 3. Best addressed envelope: TT. Wadsworth 1, E. Wilkinson 2, W. Mclvor 3. CHILDREN UNDER 15 YEARS Hand bouquet: E. Wilkinson 1, E. Greep 2. P. Creep 3. Girls' buttonhole: R. Fenemor 1, B, Gabrielson 2, D. Biggs 7,. Boys' buttonhole: C. Allen 2. A. Biggs 2, B. Wadsworth 3. Col. grasses:

R. Fenemor 1. Decorated wheelbarrow: T. Hudson 2. Decorated hat: T. Hudson 2. Plain scones: E. Wilkinson 1. Scones, sweet: E. Wilkinson 2. Sponge sandwich : R. Fenemor, E. Wilkinson 2. Ginger nuts: D. Biggs 2. Cocoanutice: 11. Phillips 1. Toffee: R. Fenemor 1, B. Fenemor 3. Judge: Mrs Chipperiield. Points: R. Fenemor 1, R. Barker 2. The society wishes to thank the following donators of special prizes: Mrs R. Macßae 10s. Mr Drummond 10s, Mr A. Wilkinson ss, Mrs Moffitt 2s 6d, Miss J. Moffitt 2s 6.1, Mi' Nash 2s 6d, Miss R. Smith 2s 6d, Mr Fitch 2s 6d, Mrs Fitch chocolates, Mrs Hudson £l.