Phlox Dmmmondi—J. Mitchell 1. WeEvoy 2, Miss Mac Donald 3. Perennial- Phlox—W. McEvoy 1, E. Nimmo 2, T. Richardson 3. Petunia—W. McEvoy .1. . Gladiola—M»s Hill-(Herbert) -1, J. ditchell 2. ■,, T - ' Collection Cut Flowers—E. Nimmn 1, Slater and McEvoy (equal) 2 - Best Rose—W. Nimmo 1. Y. 1•Shahd 2. „ m ' n , , , Collection of Roses—P T. Shand 1. V. T. Shand 2._. Sweet Peas (children)—E. O Brien •■• S. Holmes 2, H. Munro 3. Four Asters (children)—H. Munro 1 M. Povner 2, Newlands 3. - Pansies (children)--H. Munro 1. it.. O'Brien 2. Ten weeks' Stock--S. Holmes 1. Carrots (long)—A. Nimmo 1. Webber 2. Carrots (short)—A. Nimmo 1,,-H. Black 2, M. Pnterson 3. Parsnips—Ross (EnnekH 1, J- Mitchell 2, Webber 3 / . • Beetroot—.). Mitchell 1. J, O'Brien 2, Nimmo 3. , r Turnips—6. "Watson, spur. i. Mrs Watson 2. , TT , Potatoes, (white)—H. Black 1. Webber 2. Holmes .3. Collection-Potatoes—D. Hewton 1. .J. O'Brien 2. Sutherland 3. . Broad Beans—T. Hepburn 1. &.. Hewton 2, J7 Mitchell £. French Slater 1. W. M'Evov 2. J. Mitchell 3. | Runner'Beans—J. Orr 1, W Ross 2.. | .T. Mitchell 3. • , „ o ' Onions - M'Evoy 1.. Mitchell % ' ' Shubarb—Mitchell 1. Holmes 2.. E. Witson 3. Cabbage—A. Nimmo 1. Ross 2Cauliflower —E. Hewton 1 Lettuce—M'Evoy 2. Collection Vegetables—M'Evoy 1, .). O'Brien, jnnr. 2. Marrow (children)—J. O'Brien, runr. Carrots (children)—Mitchell \, Ross 2. T. Watson 3. . -.,.,., Parsnips (children)— O'Brien 1. Mitchell 2. Newlands 3. _ ~ Collection Roots (children)— O Brien. Collection Potatoes (children) O'Brien 1. . _.. ' Shallots (children)— O'Brien 1. MitBroad Beans (children)— Tokarahi School 1, O'Brien 2. ~,,_,. Peas (children)—Newlands 1, Watson 2. Ross 3. _ . 'Dessert." Apples —D. Hewton 1. ANicol 2, W. Slater 3. . Cooking Apples—F. Elliott 1. R. Clague 2, D. M'Culloch 3 Pears—Y. T. Shand 1, W. Slater 2, V. T.'-Shand'3 ,'',"" ■, w "Apricots —T. Richardson 1, W. Plums—M'Ree 1: Y. T. Shand 2. Cochrane 3. .. » ._ - Yellow Plums—Y. IV Shand 1. W. Slater 2, A: Nicol 3. -Peaches—W. Slater 1. Tomatoes—Webber 1. ' , n Collection of Fruit—Y. 1. -Shand -1, MeKee 2, Richardson 3. Bottle Preserves—W. Slater . 1, -J. Poyner 2,.D. Hewton 3. ; Bottle .lam—W. Slater 1. .1 Orr 2. Preserved Vegetables—Mis Slater I. Bottle Pickles—Mrs Slater 1, Hewton 2, Povner 3. ~ '„, , Collection of Preserves—Mrs Slater ' Jar Honey (extracted)—Elliott ], Hewton22..>■. '. - .Tar Honey (strained)— W Slater 1, Richardson 2. ' Section Honey—A....Nicol 1. W. Sla-Girdle-Scones—Mrs Webber 1. Mrs Sutherland 2, Miss Holmes 3. - Fruit Scones—Mrs Sutherland 1, Mrs Slater 2. ■„,,-, „r Oveii Scones—Miss Black. 1. -Mrs Webber 2, Mrs Keane 3 Fancv Scones—Mis \ Sutherland 1. Mrs Webber 2. , , r oat = Cake—Mrs Saunders I, Mrs Pikelets—Miss. Black 1, Mrs Keane 2. ■.'•-,':' • Dark'Cake —Miss Holmes 1 Seed Cake—Miss Holmes;-. 1, Mr? Kean«- 2 , . "■•■ ' , .Ginger Cake—Miss Holmes* 1,. C.r Hewtdn 2. -..-" ; Sponge Roll—Mrs -Munro 1. Mrs Sutherland 2. : ' • ' Sponge Sandwich—Miss Holmes 1. Mrs Keane 2, Mrs Munro 3.' ■ - Shortbread—Miss Black 1. Mrs W ebber 2, Mi?s Holmes 3 Collection of Sweets—Miss Wilson 1. Oven Scone* (children)—O'Brien 1, Newlands 2, Watson 3. Girdle Scones (ebildreh)-r-Watson. 1, Newlands 2. '' . Fruit. Scone? (children)—O'Brien 1. Watson 2. Fancy Scones (children) —Watson I, Newlands 2. Pikelets (children)— Watson 1. • Ginger Cake; (children)— Watson 1. Sponge Sandwich (children) - O'Brien 1, Watson 2. Shortbread (children).—Watson I. —Special Prizes.—>. Children's Decorative (most pointfi) —E. O'Brien 1. . Children's Cut Flowers (most points) '■-- H. Munro L Adults' Preserver (most: points)— Mrs Slater. 1. Adults' Scones (most points) —Webber 1. 'Adults' Cake (most points)— Miss Holmes 1
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14009, 13 March 1920, Page 8
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