KAITANGATA FLOWER SHOW

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16003, 20 February 1914, Page 10

KAITANGATA FLOWER SHOW

A GOOD DISPLAY. Tho eleventh annual show of tho ICaitangata Horticultural and Industrial Society was Held y<sterday, and was formally opined in tho alternoou by the Mayor <il KaJtangatu, (Mr I'. Sonne:*). There were about 50 more entries than the previous year, and the increaso was pretty well distributed over tho various sections. There is no gainsay in r the fact that tho exhibition win in every way creditable to t'lio district. The feature was the sweet peas, some of which -.vere magnificent specimens. 'J he cactus dahlias were also very good, and the asters wen: of good, quality. Mr (J. .1. Burrows judged tiie Mowers, frii.it, and vegetables, and Misses Burgess and Charters the cookery. The iiri/.o list of tho fruit, vegetables "and industrial and fine arus sections of tho show was not available up to the time of tho train halving, but, by tho courtesy of tho secretary (Mr W. 11. Michaelis) opportunity will bo afforded of .publishing it later on. Tho officials were, kept busy during the day, and at the head of thejii was tho president (Mr George Aitchcson). It may bo mentioned that Messrs Uowden and Moncrieff had a lino stand of gladioli in the show for exhibition only, and that for champion blooms the winners were:—Cactus dahlias, Mr George Aitchcson; show dahlias, Mr A. Bissct; sweet peas, Mr George Aitchcson; and rose, Mr J. Sharman.

Following is tho prize-list as far as it could be obtained:—

POT PLANTS. Ono asparagus (phimoaus). One entryMrs W. Aitcneson 1. Ono asparagus (sprengeri). Two entriesJames Clark 1, James Recti 2. Two double begonias, rooted. Two' entries—J. T. Ramsay 1, James Reed 2. Ono double and one single begonia, rooted. Four entries—J. T. Ramsay 1, James Reod 2. One begonia, foliage. Ono entry—J. T. Ramsay 1. Ferris. Four entries—J. T. Ramsay 1, James Reed 2. Ono calceolaria. Two entries—William Smaill 1, J. T. Ramsay 2. Ono double fuchsia.. One entry—J. T. Ramsay 1. Ono single fuchsia. Two entries-rMrs William Aitchcson 1. One foliage geranium. One entry—Jas. Clark 1. Ono lily. One entry—J. T. Ramsay 1. Ono double petunia. Two entries —J. T. Ramsay I One single petunia. One entry—J. T. Ramsay 1. One palm. Throe entries—James Rcid 1, Mrs William Aitchcson 2. Specimen plant. Four entries—Mrs William Aitchcson 1 and 2. Window plant One entry—Miss R. Lawrence 1. Foliage plant, not otherwise scheduled. Ono entry—James Reed 1. Pot plant, flowering, not otherwise scheduled. Two entries—Mrs William Aitchcson 1. DECORATIVE WORK. Decorated tloral basket. One entry—Miss L. Cornish 1. Hand l bouquet. Two entries — Mrs Michaelis 1. Shower bouquet. Two entries—Miss M. Robertson 1, Miss Kate Smaill 2. Buttonhole. Three entries—Miss Kate Smaill 1, Mrs Michaelis 2. Decorated bowl. Three entries—Miss Ina Smaill 1, Miss L. Cornish 2. Bowl of sweet peas. Ono entry —Mrs Geo. Aitchcson 1. Epergne. Three entries—Miss fl. Smith 1, Miss M. Robertson 2. Original floral design. Ono entry—Miss Ruby Lawrence 1 and specially commended. Spray. Three Miss E. Smith 1, Mies lna Smaill 2. Decorated table. Three entries—Mm Geo. Aitchcson 1, Miss K. Smaill -2. Two decorated vases. Two entries—Mrs W. R, Michaelis 1, Miss E. Smith 2. CUT FLOWERS. Antirrhinums. Two entries—A. J. Ferguson 1, Jos. Reid 2. Asters, throe varieties. Three entries — Jas. Clark 1, J.' Breck 2. Asters, six varieties. Two cntrice —A. J. Ferguson 1, J. Breck 2. Collection of astors. Ono entry —A. J. Ferguson 1. Begonias, 6ix blooms. Three entries— Jas. Clark 1, Jos. Reid 2. Carnations, three varieties.—One entry— Jas. Reid 1. Carnations, six varieties. Two entries— Jas. Roid 1, Mrs P. Haggart 2. Carnations, 12 varieties. One entry —Mrs Haggart 1. Dahlias, three show varieties. Thrco entries -A. Bissett 1, Jas. Clark 2. Dahlias, three cactus varieties. Two entries—Geo. Aitchcson 1, Jas. Reid 2. Dahlias, three fancy. Three entries—Jas. Clark 1, A. Bissett 2. Dahlias, throe decorative. Throe eutriei —A. Bissett 1, Jas. Clark 2. "Dahlias, six cactus varieties. One entry —Jas. Reid 1. . Dahlias, six show varieties. Ono entry— A. Bissett 1.

Dahlias, collection true varieties. Two entries—A. Bissott 1, Jos, Clark 2. Dahlias, collection cactus. One entry— A. Bissott.

Gladioli, three varieties. Ono entry— Jas. Reid 1. Gladioli, six varieties. Ono entry—Jas. Reid 1. Grasses. One entry—James Sharman 1. Hollyhocks, three blooms—Two entriesMrs Wra. Aitchcson 1. Hollyhocks, 12 blooms. One entry—A. Bisset Lily, one stem. Two entries—Mrs Wrn. Aitchcson 1. Marigolds, three African. Two entries— A. J. Ferguson .1, Jas. Reid 2. Marigolds, three French. One envy— Jas. Reid 1. Nasturtiums. Three entries —Miss Ruby Lawrence- 1, Mrs W. Rollinson 2. Fansies. Ono entry—Jas. Reid 1. Pelargoniums. Two entries—Jas. Reid I. Pcnstemons. One entry—Jas. Sharman. Pieotees. One entry—Jas. Reid 1. Phlox Drummondi, 12 varieties. Ono entry—A. J. Ferguson 1. Phlox, perennials. One entry—J. Sharman 1. Poppies. Two entries—Mrs Terry 1, A. J. Ferguson 2. Rose, ono. Three entries—Jae. Reid 1, J. T. Ramsay 2. Roses, six varieties. Three entries —Jas. Reid 1, Win. Smaill 2. Roses, collection. One entry—Jas. Reid 1. Roses, collection of 12. One entry—Jas. Sharman 1. Salpiglossis. One entry—Jas. Reid 1. Stock, three spikes. Two entries—J. Brock 1, Jas. Reid 2. Stock, six spikes. Ono entry—J. Brock 1. Sweet pons, six varieties. Five entries--Jas. Reid 1, Mrs Wm. Aitchcson 2. (Sweet peas, collection of 12 varieties. Four entries—Georgo Aitchcson 1, Mrs Wm. Aitchcson 2. Sweet* peas, 24 varieties. Two entries— Georgo Aitchcson 1. Sweet peas, six varieties (non-winners). Two entries—Mrs Steele 1, Mrs A. Rutherford 2. Verbenas. Two entries—-Jas. Reid 1, A. J. Ferguson 2. /iinniii-s. Two entries—Jns. Reid 1. Collection of annuals. One entry—Jas. R*eirl 1. Cut flowers, not otherwise scheduled. Three entries —Mrs Wm. Aitchcson 1, Mrs J. T. Ramsay 2. Cut flowers, collections of 12 varieties. Two entries—Miss Ina Smaill 1 Border flowers. Two entries—James Sharman 1, James Clark 2. COOKERY. 21b fresh butter, in plain rolls. Ono entry—Miss M. Dunn 2. ■ 21b jar powdered butter. Ono entry —Miss M. Dunn 2. One dozen lion eggs. Two entries—Mrs Cockburn 1, M>>: Terry 2. Fowl prepared for cooking. Ono entry— Mm Cockburn 1. Bottled fruit. Two entries—Miss M. Robertson 1, Mrs W | "R. Michaolis 2. Jellv, in jars. Three entries—Mrs A. Reid 1, Mrs Cockburn 2. Marmalade. Two entries—Mrs W. R. Michaolis 1 and* 2.

Pickles. One entry—Mrs J. Clements 1, Biscuits. Two entries—Mrs Gillanders 1, Mk Cockburn 2.

Cakes. Three entries —Mrs Gillanders 1. Mrs Humin 2.

Fruit cake. Four entries—Mrs Gillanders 1, Mrs I-luinm 2. Mrs Cockburn 3. Gingerbread. Three entries.—Mrs Cockburn 1, Miss J. T. Ramsay 2, Mrs Humm 2. Loaf. Two entries—Mrs P. Haggart 1, Mrs Cockburn 2. Pikelets. Eight entries —Miss L. Holdcn 1, Mrs Hoennn 2, Mrs Gillanders 3. Plum pudding. One entry—Mrs Cockburn 1. Sandwich sponge. Five entries—Miss Ramsay 1, Mist; L. Holdcn 2. Scones, girdle. Four entries—Mre Hoe-nan

Scones, plain, oven. Five entries—Mrs Ileenan 1. Mrs A. Mathews 2. •Scc.net?. brown. Two entries —Miss Susan Barclay 1, Mrs Cockburn 2. Shoi thread, cake. Three entries—Mrs II re nan 1. Shortbread, fancy. Four entries—Mrs Gi'landers 1, Mrs A. Reid 2. Collection snmll cakes. Three entries— Mi-s Cnekburn 1. Miss Susan Barclay 2. Tartlets. Four entries—Mrs .A. Mathews 1, Miss Susan Barclay 2,