ALL SAINTS' FAIR

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22256, 2 November 1935, Page 11

ALL SAINTS' FAIR

ANNUAL ROSE SHOW The annual rose show and plain and fancy fair of All Saints' Church, Pohgonby, was held in the church hall yesterday afternoon and evening. The fair was opened by Mrs. G. H. Palmer, who was presented with a bouquet by little Gjoorgine Shrubsall. The attractively-decorated stalls, at -. v which good business was done, were organised by lady members of the Vr parish, whilo the rose show was in the , \ charge of members of the vestry. In' the show there were 43 classes and the Morley Cup was won by Mrs. W. T. Brown, for the second year in successions, with 67 points, * The cup was presented by the Rev. SV. Averill. The prize-winners were as follow^:-—-Best Collection of Stock.—Six spikes: Mrs. \V. T. Brown, 1 and 2. Three spikes, white; Mrs. W. T. Browfl, 1; Mrs. R. C. Kenner, 2. Three spikes, r«J: Mrs. W. T. Brown, 1, Three spikes, salmon: Mrs. Ponßford, 1; Mrs. H. W. Manning, 2. Three spikes, : Mrs. Ponsford, 1; s Mrs. W. T. Brown, 2. Three spikes, pink: -~ Mrs. W. T. Brown, I; Mrs. Ponsford, 2. Three spikes, purple: Mrs. W. T. Brown, 1; Mrs. 8. O. English, 2; Mrs., C. W. . Pepperell, 3. Best spike stock,' any colour: Mrs. Somers, 1; Mrs. W. T. Brown, 2. Best collection 'antirrhinums, six spikes: <« • />-» Miss Doris ShrubEall, 1: Mrs. W. T.. Brown, ,2s Mrs. Jenkins, 8. Best collection -VP- • , ; guillardias, one dozen blooms: Mrs. * Somers. Best collection cinerarias, three spikes: Mrs. W. T. Brown, 1 and 8; Mrs. ' J. R. Self, 2. Best collection iris, six blooms: Mrs. Ponsford, 1- Mrs. A. Goldie, -j; 2. Best collection Iceland or Shirley poppies : Mrs. W. T. Brown, 1 and 2. Best collection pansics: Mrs. W. T. Hrown. ' Best bowl cut flowers: Mrs. J. R. Self. t 1 and 3; Mrs. A. Goldie, 2. Best lady's \ spray: Mrs. R. C. Renner, 1: M*b„ J. R. Self. 2; Mrs. W. T. Brown,- 3. Best ■■ gentleman's buttonhole: Mrs. 6. C. Ren- rner. Best decorated basket: Miss "Wight. * < • Six Varieties, named: Mrs. R. C. Renner. Six Varieties. any colour': Mrs. W. T. Brown, 1; Mrs. Jenkins, 2i Mrs. Hopwood, 3. One variety, tljree blooms, red: Mrs. J. 8,. Self, 1;. Mrs. Somers. 2: Miss Doris Shrubsall. 3. One . variety, white: Mrs. J. R. Self, I: Mrs. Clerk, 2. One ' variety, pink: Mrs. R. C. Renner, 1; Mrs. Somers, 2. One variety, flesh-coloured: Mrs. R. C. Renner, 1; Mrs. Lobley, 2. One variety, apricot: Mrs. W. T. Brown, I: Mrs. Hopwood. 2: Miss D. Bhrubsall, 3. One variety, cream: Mrs. Bidlake, 1; Miss D. Shrubsall, 2. Best rose, any kind: Mrs. R. C. f?en- '* ner, 1 and 8; Miss D. Shrubsall, 2, Best rose, vchiie: Mrs,. S. O. English, 1. Best rose, red: Mrs. Hopwood. 1 and 2; Mrs. Jenkins, 8. Best rose, pink: Mrs. Jenkins, ' , 1; Mrs. J. R. Self. £: Miss D. Shrubsall. , 3. Best rose, flesh-coloured: Mrs. Jenkins. 1; Mrs. S O. Enclish, 2. Best Tose, apricot: Mrs. A..*Goldie, 1; Mrs. Jenkins. 2: Miss D. Shrubsall. 3. Best rose, rrenm: Mrs. Lobley, 1; M:rs. Jenkins. 2. Carna- •».• tions—-One variety, three blooms, red: Mrs. >• r Somers. 1. Pink: Mrs. E. E. Kitchener. 1: v- ••• ? Mrs. C. H. T. Palmer. 2: Mrs. Somen. 3. »S, M White: Mrs. C. H. T. Palmer. I. Best carr nation, one bloom, any; colour: Ji» : Somen, 1: Miss R. O'Brien, 2. . The entries wero judged by Mr. Jame»