WAIKOUAITI.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20039, 4 March 1927, Page 6

WAIKOUAITI.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW. (Fuom Our Owx CoRnrsroKDENT) WAIKOUAITI, March 3. The Waikonaiti Horticultural Society’s annual show was held in the Public Hall yestordav afternoon and evening. There was a large attendance of the public, and the display was. in every respect, a groat success. In many classes competition was keen, and the quality of the entries reached a very hi"li standard indeed, while the decorative section included some very tasteful and original displays. Mrs Skene judged this latter section, Mr Skene, was 'imUe of the (lowers, plants, and vegetables, while Mr J. Holland awarded the prizes for baking. The following wore the prizewinners: PLANTS IN POTS. One asparagus, foliage. One entry— Mrs Hunt 1. , One fuchsia, single flowering, hour entries —(Mrs J. A. Townsend 1, Mis Hunt 2. One fuchsia, double flowering. Two en-tries—-Mrs J. A. Townsend 1 and 2. One geranium, single flowering. Inrcc entries—Mrs W. Hallum 1, Mrs August 2. One geranium, double flowering, iluce entries - —Mrs W. Hallum 1. One gerr ium, ivy-leaf. One entry Mrs J. A. Townsend 1. One pelargonium. One entry—Mrs J • A. Townsend 1. „ , . One begonia, small flowering plant. Three entries —Mrs Hunt 1 and 2. One foliage plant. One entry—Mrs K. Templeton, jun., 1. . n Collection of three pot plants. One entry—Mrs Hunt 1. , r , , One cactus. One entry—Mrs Hunt 1. Anv not plant, not otherwise specified in schedule. One entry - —Mrs M Dougall 1. CUT FLOWERS. Six roses. Two entries—Mrs J. A. Townsend 1, Mrs D. M'Dougall 2. . Three roses. Six entries—Miss Jessie Hallum 1 and premier, Mrs J. A. lownsend 2, Mrs R. M'Lew 3. Three dahlias, cactus varieties. Im.c entries —Mrs AV. Maxwell 1. Mias Jessie Hallum 2. ... Six dahlias, cactus varieties Iwo entries —Mrs AV. Maxwell 1. Mrs J. A. iownThree dahlias, double varieties. One entry—Mrs Hunt I. . ’Throe sweet peas, > six stems ol eaeli variety, with any foliage. Iwo entries W. M’Donga’li 1 and 2. ...... . Six sweet peas, six stems ot each ai ictj, no foliage. One entry—AV. M‘Dougall 1. One bowl sweet peas, any foliage. So\en entries—Mrs Timmins and Mrs Ashb,\ (Christchurch) 1, Mrs Timmins o. Three asters, varieties, Seventeen entries—Mrs "ates 1. Mrs Henderson 2, Mis J, Jackson 3. ... . Throe carnations, varieties. Five entries Alisa Smith 1, Miss Jessie Hallum 2. Three dianthus, varieties One entry \V. M'Dougall 1. . . . Three verbenas, varieties, iwo entries Miss Smith 1. , ... r- , Three ten-week stock, varieties. 1 our entries—Mrs J. Jackson 1 and 2, Miss Edna ATGill 3. . . , n Three antirrhinums, varieties. linee entries —Miss Leslie 1. . . Three Phlox Drumraondi, varieties. Five entries—Mrs J. Jackson 1, W. M'Dougall 2 and 3. . . , ~ Six pansies, varieties. One entry Airs J. A. Townsend 1. . . Three pansies, varieties. Iwo entries Mrs J. A. Townsend 1, Miss Leslie 2. Two lilies, varieties. Three entries—Mr*. J. Maxwell 1. Miss J. Leslie 2, Two gladioli spikes, varieties. Six entries—Mrs J. A. Townsend 1, Mrs W. Hallum 2. . . four gladioli spikes, varieties. One entry - Mrs J. A. Townsend 1. Three heads geranium, varieties, three entries—Airs . /; ,i'» - nst 1, AA . M'Dougall 2.. Three petunias’, single and double varieties. One entry—W. M'Dougall 1. Collection of' out flowers, any foliage. Fivo entries —Mrs R. M'Lew 1, Mrs AA. Maxwell 2, Miss Edna M ‘Gill 3. One vase any flower not in schedule. Seventeen entries —Mrs L. Kerr J. AV. M'Dougall 2. Mrs M'Lew 3. FRUIT. Six apples, dessert. Four entries—W. .Maxwell 1. G. Kerr 2, R. Templeton 5. Six apples, cooking. Ten entries—Miss Edith Park 1, R. Templeton 2, G. Hunt 3. Six plums, dessert. Two entries—Miss D. Dempster 1. Six plums, rooking. Nine entries—Mrs Jamieson 1, AA 7 . Maxwell 2, AV. M'Dougall 3. Ono bunch grapes. One entry—W, M'Dougall 1. Collection fruit. Two entries-Mrs Orbcll 1. Mrs AV. Maxwell 2. Honey in comb. Two entries—J C. Painter 1, Miss M Allcock 2. VEGETABLES. Two cabbages. Five entries— R. Cleave 1, IV. Maxwell 2. Two cabbages, heaviest. Five entries— Miss J. M'Gillivray 1, G. Hunt 2. Six beet. Three entries —G. Hunt 1, R. M'Lew 2. Twelve beans, long-pod variety. Five entries—Miss E. M'Gillivray 1, Mrs Clear*. 2. Twelve pods broad beans. Three entries—Miss Edith Park 1, J. Hunter 2. Twolic pods French beans. Foui entries—Mrs Orbell I, G. Hunt 2. Butter beans. Two entries—G. Hunt 1, Mrs Orbell 2. . Six carrots, short. Ten entries—Mrs Orbell and Mrs F. Jackson (equal) 1, Miss D. Stewart 3. Six carrots, long. Nino entries—Mrs Orbcll 1 and 3, J. Cooper 2. Six parsnips. Eight entries—F. Jackson 1, AV. M'Dougall 2, Mrs Orbell 3. Two lettuce. One entry—Miss E. Gillivray I. Three parsnips. Four entries—J. Rollins 1. W. M'Dougall 2. Six onions. Five entries—Miss J. Leslie 1, J. Hunter 2, IV. M'Dougall 3. Potato onion. Two entries —G. Hunt 1 and 2. Twenty-four pods beans. Six entries— Airs AV.'H. Hallum 1, G. Hun* 2, Mrs J. A. Townsend 3. One plate pears (shelled). Six entries— G. Hunt 1, Airs J. A. Townsend 2, AV. Maxwell 3. ,Twelve potatoes, two varieties. Fivo entries—F. Jackson 1, Mrs Orbell 2. Six potatoes, one variety. Sixteen entries —AV. M'Dougall 1, J. Maxwell 2, Mrs Diaek 3, Airs Orbell h.r. Six tomatoes, Throe entries—AV M'Dougall 1. Mrs Jamieson 2 and 3. Six stalks rhubarb. Six entries—!?. Templeton 1, AV. M'Dougall 2. Six stalks rhubarb, heaviest. Three entries —Airs J. A. Townsend 1, Miss M'Gil livray 2. One vegetable marrow. Two entries—G. Hunt 1. Collection of vegetables, not less than six varieties. Three entries —AV. M'Dougall 1, Afiss J. Al'Gillivrav 2. OPEN CLASS. Decorated basket. Three entries—Airs Jamieson 1, Mrs G. Kerr 2. Table decoration, 6ft x 3ft 6in, sweet peas and any foliage. One entry—Mrs Timmins 1. Table decoration, any flowers other than sweet peas, any foliage. Two entries— Airs R. M'Lew 1, Miss Dunbar 2. Decorated bowl. Six entries —Miss Macaulay 1, Mrs Jamieson 2. Aliss Dunbar 3. .Most original floral design. Two entries—Miss Elsie Jackson 1. Aliss D. Stewart 2. One ladv's spinv. Two entries—Mrs M'Lew 1. Hand bouquet. One entry—Aliss Elsie Jackson 1. Be.-t i rimmed ladv’s bat. natural flowers. Two entries—Airs G. Kerr 1, Afiss Elsie Jackson 2. Fpcrgnc sweet peas, any foliage. Two entries—Mrs M'Lew 1, Mrs Kerr 2. Bowl roses, own foliage. Four entries— Aliss Dunbar 1, Miss D. Stewart- 2. Basket dahlias. Four entries—Miss Leslie 1. Mrs AV. Maxwell 2. Ono fuchsia, flowering variety. Ono entry—Aliss Joyce Townsend 1. One geranium, single flowering variety. One entry —Aliss Rachael Al'Dongall 1. One geranium, double flowering variety One entry—Aliss Joyce Townsend 1. JUVENILE SECTION. One vase of flowers. Fivo entries— J. ( e M'tUllivrnv 1, Tcany Shnnd 2, Rachael Al'Dongall 3. One bunch flowers Five entries—Ruth Jackson 1, Joyce M’Gillivray 2. Ono plant. ' anv kind. Two entries— Rachael M'Dougall 1.

One vase sweet peas, red, six stems. One entry—-Joyce M'Gillivray X. One vase sweet peas, white, six stems. One entry —Joyce Townsend 1. One vase sweet pens varieties, eighteen stems. Two entries—Joyce Townsend 1, Toany Shand 2. Six pansies, varieties. One entry— Joyce Townsend 1. Three pansies, varieties. Four entries— Hazel Hallum 1, Joyce Townsend 2. Collection of native flowers or berries. Two entries—Hazel Hallum 1, Joyce Townsend 2. One cabbage. Three entries —Sylvia Jones 1, Ruth Jackson 2, Guo cauliflower. One entry—Jim M'Dougall 1. Two carrots. Four entries—Ruth Jackson 1, Teddy Russell 2. Two lettuce. One entry —Joyce M'Gillivray 1. Two turnips. One entry—Ruth Jackson Six pods broad beans. One entry — Joyce M'Gillivray 1. Six potatoes. Three entries —Archio Aitcheson 1, Ruth Jackson 2. Decorated go-cart. Ono entry—Hazel Lang. BAKING-JUVENILES. L’ikclels. Throe entries —May Bowles 1, Joyce Townsend 2. Oven scones. Three entries—May Bowles 1, Joyce Townsend 2. Elsie Jackson 3. Plato of toffee. Three entries—Mary Thomson 1, Joyce Townsend 2, Rachael M’Dougall 3. Coconut ice. Four entries—Mary Thomson 1, Joyce Townsend 2. Shortbread. Two entries—Elsie Jackson I, Jessie Aitcheson 2. Sponge sandwich. Two entries—Florence Nye 1, Alice Foster 2. BAKING OPEN. One billy loaf. One entry—Mrs J. A. Townsend 1. Plate of pikelets. Seven entries — Mrs J. Maxwell 1, Miss Daisy Dempster 2, Mrs Lee 3, Plate of four girdle scones. Seven entries—Mrs Lee 1, Mrs J. Maxwell 2, Mrs J. A. Townsend 3. Plato of foujr scones, plain. Thirteen entries—Miss May Thomson 1, Mrs Nye 2, Mis* A. Hallum 3. Plate of four plain datecakos. Four entries—Miss Daisy Dempster 1, Mrs J. Maxwell 2, Miss Jessie Hallum 3. Plato of six pieces puff pastry. Four entries—Mrs J. A. Townsend 1 and 2. One pound cake, light. One entry — Miss Daisy Dempster X. One seed cake. Two entries—Mrs J. A. Townsend 1, Miss D. Dempstoir 2. Guo butter sponge. Four entries—Mrs J. A. Townsend 1, Miss Leslie 2, Miss J. Macaulay 3. Ono sponge sandwich. Eleven entries— Miss Daisy Lee 1, Miss J. Macaulay 2, Mrs Jones 3. One gingerbread. Four entries—Mrs Sandford 1, Mrs Stringer 2. Miss B. Williamson 3. Six pieces shortbread. Eleven entries— Miss Edith Park X, Miss Jessie Hallum 2, Miss Eileen M'Gill 5. Collection mixed biscuits, four kinds, three pieces of each. Four entries—Mrs Timmins X, 2, and 3. Collection mixed small goods, not less than six kinds, three of each. Two entries—Mrs Timmins X, Miss E. Allcock 2. Bottled fruit, Two entries—Mrs Henderson 1, Mrs G.Korr 2. The special prize for baking was won by Mrs J. A. Townsend.