Broadwood Topics

Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 16, 22 November 1946, Page 2

Broadwood Topics

Personal Mr. and Mrs. N. Fergusson are the proud parents of a baby girl. Friends of Mrs. J. D. Dyer will be pleased to learn she has left the Mangor.ui Hospital where she has been a patient. Mrs, Samson has returned to Auckland after being the guest of Mrs. A. Smith. Mrs. Ashley is visiting her sister, Mrs. Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan and three sons have left the district to reside in Auckland. Relatives and friends will be pleased to learn Mr. S. Julian has returned tc his home after having been a patient of the Hokianga Hospital. ST. MARK'S FLOWER SHOW Last Monday there was a good attendance at the Anglican Flower Show. The entries were numerous and were of high quality. The results are as follows : Points Prizes Roses—Mrs. Gregory 1, Mrs. Yarborough 2, W. Newman 3. Gladioli —Mrs. Wiggins 1, Mrs. K. Newman 2. Sweet Peas, Carnations, Iris—Mr*. Martin 1, Miss Thorburn 2, Mrs. Wiggins 3. Cut Flowers —Mrs. Wiggins 1, Mrs. Yarborough 2, Mrs. K. Newunan 3. Artistry—Mrs. W. Grounds 1, Mrs. Martin 2, Mrs. K. Newman 3. Children’s Section —Lois Campbell 1, Cherry Kingdon, Bobbie Dotchin 2, Noeline Seymour, Neville Campbell 3. Vegetable Section—Bruce Thorburn 1, Mrs. K. Newman 2, Mrs. W. Newman 3. Special Prizes Champion Rose- —Mrs. Gregory. Collection 12 Roses—Mrs. Rogers. Champion Gladioli—Mrs. Wiggins. Collection Iris other than bearded —Mrs. Wiggins. Collection White Flowers Mrs. Gregory. Collection Gerberas —Mrs. K. Newman. Collection Daisies—Mrs. K. Newman and Mrs. Yarborough. Best Spray Fuschia—Mrs. E. Caiman. Bowl Sweet Peas Mrs. W. Grounds. Miniature Garden Cherry Kingdon. Collection Native Flowers Lois Campbell. Collection Vegetables—Bruce Thorburn.