FLOWER SHOW

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21599, 21 March 1932, Page 11

FLOWER SHOW

MORNINGTON SCHOOL The twenty-sixth annual flower show of the Mornington Public School was held in the school gymnasium on Thursday afternoon. There was an excellent attendance of friends of the school, the capacity of the hall being taxed to its utmost. The tastefully-arranged flower stalls presented a very pleasing appearance. All sections were well represented, and in the opinion of the judges the quality throughout was good. On the whole, the show was a distinct success, and should add materially to the school funds. In the floral and vegetable sections Messrs Hollingworth and Roy acted as judges, and in the cooking section the judge was Miss Park. The following is the prize list; —

FLOWERS. Flowering plant, any variety—Roslyn Murray 1, Freda Seidelin 2. Aspidistra —Margaret Smith 1, Alice Reeves 2. Asparagus—Alice Reeves 1, D. Palmer 2. Fern—Tommy Dodd 1, T. Dodd 2. Lobelia—D. Waddell 1. Foliage plant—T. Dodd 1 and 2. Three roses —Alison M'Leod 1, Ken. Rhodes 2. Three double dahlias—L. Lainchbury 1, W. Ireland 2. Three cactus dahlias —M. Butler 1, M. Miller 2. Three collarette dahlias—A. M'Nab 1, Evan Nisbet 2. Three African marigolds—A. M'Nab 1, T. Mullen 2. Three Scotch marigolds—Jack Nicol 1, W. Brown 2. Three French marigolds— Derek Wood 1 and 2. Three R. Greig 1, Peggy Dodson 2. A. Thornicroft 3. Three stocks —M. Gallan 1, T. Dickson 2. Three Phlox Drummondi—lan Glover 1. Three godetia—R. Trengrove 1 and 2. Three clarksia —F. Edward 1. M. Gollan 2. Three petunias— D. Freeman 1, F. Nauman 2. Three gladioli—M. Gollan 1. R. Exler 2. Three carnations —P. Dodson 1. M. Gollan 2. Three antirrhinums —M. Caldwell 1, S. Tombs 2. Three gaillardlas—A. M Leod 1, M. Gollan 2. Three pansies—A. MLeod 1, M. Stewart 2. Three violas—M. Stewart 1 and 2. Sweet peas, three varieties —K. Rhodes 1. Strella Lovett 2. Bowl of cut flowers —Joy Ferens 1, L. Scott 2. Basket of flowers—Joy Ferens 1. Collection of cut flowers, six different varieties —T. Dodd 1. P. Dodson ,2. Ladv’s spray —3j. Sutherland 1, M. Gollan 2. Buttonhole —Iris Schofield 1. R. Tait VEGETABLES. Twelve broad beans—R. Trengrovc 1, 0. Ryalls 2. Twelve French beans—R. Mowatt I, R. Trengrove 2. Twelve runner beans—l. Wyatt 1. R. Trengrove 2. Three beetroot —Frank Morns 1 and 2. Three beetroot, long-rooted—R. Cameron 1. W. Mundie 2. Two table cabbage— D. Turner 1, R. Barton 2. One heaviest cabbage—George Swan 1. One cauliflower —R. Phelan 1, G. Swan 2. Three carrots, stump—P. Dodson 1, J. Kenn 2. Three carrots, long—D. Waddell 1, J. Garside 2. Twelve pods peas —E. Sainsbury 1, 1. Wyatt 2. Three spring-sown onions— R. Trengrove 1, J. Dabinet 2. Three autumn-sown onions—T. Dickson 1, _K. Greig 2. Three white turnips—E. bainsbury 1, T. Dodd 2. Three swede turnips —R. Marshall 1, T. Crawley 2. Three parsnips—J. Nicol 1, M. Smith 2. Iwo lettuce—R. Phelan 1, N. Gray 2. Two roots silver beet —J. Nicol 1, G. Gunyon 2. Three stalks rhubarb —R. Marshall 1, J Ferens 2. One white marrow—l’. Morris 1, D. MTLean 2. One green marrow— Frank Morris 1. Sis white potatoes E. Lovett 1, L. Russell 2. Six white potatoes, round —S. Holgate 1, S. Lovett 2. Six red or pink potatoes—A. MiSab 1. E. Sainsbury 2. FRUIT. Six dessert apples—E. Sainsbury 1, A. Crawford 2. Six cooking apples—W. Gearing 1, J. Weir 2. Six dessert pears —R. Cameron 1. T. Brockbank 2. Six cooking pears—R. Agnew 1, R. France Six dessert plums—A. Mutmer 1, K. Littler 2. Six cooking plums, light—J. Kean 1. Six desert plums—T. Brockbank 2. Six cooking plums—T. Brockbank 2. Six tomatoes —J. Whitticase 1, E. Sainsbury 2. Six hens’ eggs—T. Brockbank 1. G. Dabinett 2. COOKERY. Girdle scones —Christine Wallace 1. Mrs W. Fox 2. Six oven scones, plain—Patsy Scott 1, Jean Robertson, Margaret Gray (equal) 2, Dorothy Turner 4. Six pikelets—Ailsa Kenn and Jack Kenn (equal) 1, Jack Patey 3, John Paine 4. Butter sponge, iced —Patsy Scott 1, Mrs W. box 2. Sponge cake, not iced—Mrs W. Fox 1, Nancy Cunningham 2. Shortbread John Payne 1, Marie Steedman 2. Brown loaf—Betty Collier 1, Peggy Mundie and Alison Marshall (equal) 2. Nut loaf Betty Collier 1, Ivan Dickell 2. Date loaf—Mary Robertson 1, Ivan Dickell and Mrs W. Fox (equal) 2. Sponge gingerbread—Mrs W. Fox 2. Biscuits-—-Mrs W. Fox 1. Coconut ice—Peggy Dodson 1. Molly Gollan 2. Turkish delight—B. Ireland 1. Lily Sutherland 2. Fruit toffee— Lois Warnock and Lawrence _ Dickell (equal) 1, Rena Johnston 3. Plain toffee —Doreen Tromer 1, Lawrence Dickell 2, Dorothy Turner 3. Plate of sweets— Lily Sutherland 1.