MILTON NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21579, 26 February 1932, Page 10

MILTON NOTES

(From Our Own Correspondent.) MILTON, February 24. A CORRECTION. In the report of the monthly sitting of the local Magistrate’s Court, which appeared in Saturday’s issue, an unfortunate duplication made it appear that Alexander Leonard was fined twice for overloading a motor lorry on December 24. One penalty was imposed against Alexander Leonard. The other charge was against Joseph Bowers, who was fined £2, with costs (31a), for overloading a lorry when carting lime between Lovell’s Flat and Hillend on December 3, on a fourth-class road. HORTICULTURAL SHOW. Following completes the prize list of the Bruce Horticultural Society’s Autumn Show, held yesterday afternoon and evening:— Special Trophies.—Most points in sweet peas: W. B. Paterson. Most points in cut flowers: W. B. Paterpon T, Mrs E. Currie 2. Most points in*'decorative and floral work; Mrs T. ht’Laren. Most points in school children’s competitions: Luenda M‘Neur. Most points in fruit: Miss Michelle. Six onions: C. Gregory. Twelve potatoes, three varieties, four of each: G. Coutts. Twelve potatoes, for non-prizetakers: Mrs T. Pringle. Collection of vegetables: C. Gregory. Most points in vegetables: C. Gregory. Most points in all classes: C. Gregory. School Children’s Competitions.—Decorated basket, 15 years and over: Luenda M‘Neur’l, Lois Lane 2; under 15 years: Winnie MThail 1, Margaret Maley 2, Birdie Hassett 3; under 12 years: Daphne Borthwick I, Ina Wilson 2, Laurel Reid 3. Gentlemen’s buttonhole, 15 years and over: Dorothy Duncan 1, Luenda M’Neur 2, Jessie Woot 3; under 15 years: Vera Reed 1, Margaret Maley 2, Cathie Lowery 3; under 12 years: Josephine Price 1, Ernie Currie 2, Hilda Martin 3; under ninr years: Keith Hitchon 1, Jean M'Larin 2. Bryan Leekie 3. Most points in children’s competitions: Luenda M'Neur l s Margaret Maley 2.