TUAPEKA FLOWER SHOW

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22504, 23 February 1935, Page 22

TUAPEKA FLOWER SHOW

The jubilee show of the Tuapeka Horticultural Society was held on. Wednesday at Lawrence. The president of the society (Mf E. H. Clarke) opened the show and Mr H. Hart, one of the original members, also spoke. The judges were; Mr Najsh (BalcJutha), flowers, fruit, and vegetables,; Mesdames Labes and Crozier (Waitahuna), decorative work; the Revs. H. H. Barton and Simpson, industrial section; and Mr Norrie, school exhibits. The prize list is as follows: Pot Plants.—Pot plant, in flower: Mrs Suters. Border Plants.—Three violas, one of each; T. H. Clark. Three pansies, varieties: T. H. Clark. One lily: A. L. King 1 and, 2. Gladiolus: A. L. King 1 and 2, E Weatherail 3. Three gladioli, varieties: A. L. King 1, T. H. Clark 2, A, L. King 3. Six gladioli, varieties: A. L, King 1, T. H. Clark 2, R. M'Kinnon 3. Three gladioli, primulinus species, One of each—A. L. King I, 2, and 3. Most points in gladioli: A. L. King. Champion card for best gladioli: A. L. Xving, One rose: A, L, King 1, T. H. Clark 2. Three roses, varieties: A. L. King 1, T. H. Clark 2. vase of decorative rose: T. H. Clark 1, A. L. King 2. Champion card for best rose: A. L, King. Verbenas: J. B. M’Kinlay 1, Mrs Morris 2 and 3. One aster: Mrs Morris 1, Mrs MTntyra 2, Mrs Winchester 3. Three asters, varieties; A. L. King I, Mr Carruthera 2, Mr Winchester 3.' • Six asters, vatieties: Mr Winchester 1, E. A. Weatherall 2, A. L. King 3. Collection of asters: E.Weatherail 1, R. Montgomery 2. ‘ Most points in asters: E. Weatherail 1. Three phlox Drummondi; Mrs Munro 1, T. H. Clark 2, A. L. King 3. Six phlox Drnmmondi: A. L. King 1, T. H. Clark 2. Three phlox, perennial: T. H. Clark ! and 2. Six phlox, • perennial: T. H. Clark 1 and 2. Spikes antirrhinums: A. L. King 1, T. H. Clark 2 V Double dahlias, varieties: R. M’Kinnon 1. Dahlias, any variety: R. M’Kinnon 1 and 2. Collection of annuals: T. H. Clark I, A. L. King 2. Collection of perennials: A. L. King 1. T. H. Clark 2. Collection of flowers not in schedule: T. H. Clark 1, A. L. King 2 and 3. Vase of flowers not in schedule: A. L. King 1 and 2, T. H. Clark 3. Most points in section: A, L. King. Decorative: Vase of sweet peas, arranged for effect: Miss Hopkins I. Bowl of roses: Miss Hopkins 1, Mrs T. H. Clark 2. Bowl of astets: Miss Haworth 1, Miss Hopkins 2. Bowl of sweet peas; Miss Haworth 1, Mrs Cox 2, Miss Hopkins 3. Basket of flowers; Mrs Barton 1. Mrs Cox 2. Bowl of flowers, large: Mrs T. H. Clark 1. Mrs Barton 2. Bowl of flowers, small: Miss Hopkins 1, Mrs Barton 2. Buttonhole: Miss Hopkins 1, Miss Haworth 2. Lady’s dress spray: Miss Haworth 1, Miss Hopkins 2. Hand bouquet; Mrs Barton 1 and 2. Floating bowl: Mrs T. H, Clark 1 and 2. Vase of flowers: Mrs T. H. Clan; 1, Miss Haworth 2. Decorative table: Miss Haworth 1, Miss Hopkins 2, Mrs T. H. Clark 3. Most points in decorative section: Miss Haworth.

Fruit—Apples, dessert, locally grown: T. H. Clark 1, R. Gray 2 and 3. Apples, cooking, locally grown: Gray 1. F. Martin 2, W. Labes 3. Apples, five varieties, locally grown: F. Martin 1, i. H. Clark 2. Twelve plums, light: D. Martin 1,2, and 3. Apples, cooking: D. Martin X, 2. and 3. Apples, dessert: D. Martin 1,2, and 3, Plums, dark: D. Martin I and 2. Plums, red: D. Martin 1 and 2. Plums, dessert, locally grown (six entries): R. Gray 1, T. H. Clark 2. Peaches: R. Montgomery 1 and 2. Dessert,pears: D. Martin 1 and 2. Cooking pears: D. Martin 1 and 2. Collection of fruit: D. Martin 1. Collection of fruit, locally grown: T. H. Clark 1, W. Labes 2. Most points in fruit, locally grown: T. H. Clark. Vegetables.— Lorig-pod beans: Mrs MTntyre 1, T. H. Clark 2 French beans: G. Gare I, M. Carruthorg 2. Runner beans: Mrs MTntyre 1, M. Carruthers 2, E. Weatherall 3. Red beet, long: 6. Gare, I and 2, E. Weatherall 3. Best beet, round: Tuapeka Hospital 1, T. H. Clark 2 and 3. Cabbages, for table: A. L. King 1. Carrots, long: E. Weatherall 1 and 2. Carrots, intermediate (seven entries): Tuapeka Hospital IT G. Gare 2, Carrots, short; G. Gare 1 and 2. Parsnips: G, Gare 1 and 2, E. Weather* all 3, Tomatoes: R. Gray I, E. Weatherall 2, Tuapeka Hospital 3. Onions, spring sown: Tuapeka Hospital 1, E. Weatherall 2 and 3. Onions, autumn sown: F. Martin 1. Nest shallots: E. Weatherall I and 2 J. B. M'Kinlay 3, Pod peas; T. H. Clark 1 and 2. Half pint shelled peas: T. H. Clark 1 and 2. Plant silver beet: G. Gare 1 and 2. White turnips: J. B. M'Kinlay 1. G. Gare 2. Turnips, other than white: E Weatherall k and 2, Lettuces: E. Weatherall X. Stalks rhubarb (table): E. Weatherall 1 and 2, J, B. M'Kinlay 3. Stalks rhubarb (heaviest):-G. Gave 1. Vegetable marrow (table): F. J. Gray X, J. B, M'Kinlay 2, E. Weatherall 3., Vegetable marrow (heaviest): R. Gray 1, E. Weatherall 2. Any vegetable, not in schedule: Mrs MTntyre 1, Mrs Cox 2. Twelve potatoes, one variety: Tuapeka Hospital 1 and 2, Waipori Falls 3. Twelve potatoes, kidney variety: Tuapeka Hospital. Twelve potatoes, three varieties, four of each: Waipori Falls I, Tuapeka Hospital 2. Most points in vegetable classes: E, Weatherall. One dozen potatoes; A. L. King 1, Waipori Falls 2. Collection of vegetables: Tuapeka Hospital I, A. L. King 2 and 3. Collection of vegetables, to those who have never won a tffize: Mrs Cox 1, Mrs D. Munro 2. Industrial, —Best specimen knitted cushion: Miss Hopkins X. Specimen of ■ crochet (cotton): Mrs T. Saxon 1, Mrs M'Evoy 2. Fancy trayclotb: Miss H. Read I and 2. Fancy supper cloth: Miss H. Read X and 2, Miss Barton 3. Specimen of organdie afternoon tea shower: Miss M'Kinnon X and 2. Fancy apron: Miss Read X. One guest towel: Mrs Barton 1, Miss E. Stewart 2, Miss G. Robertson 3. One fancy handkerchief: Miss Robertson 1, Mrs Cox 2 and 3. Tapestry, three entries: Miss Hopkins 1, Mrs Cox 2. Specimen of needlework: Mrs Cox 1, Mrs Barton 2, Miss Robertson 3. Specimen hand-knitted jumper or cardigan: Mrs Cox 1, Mrs Williamson 2. One pair knitted sox: Miss O’Gorman

1. Rag mat: Mr* Cox X. ' Mo«t points: Mrs Cox. Girdle scone*: Mr* Saxon 1, Mrs Munro 2, Mrs Cowie 3. Oven scones: Mrs Findlay son 1, Mrs P. Gray 2. Mrs Cowie 3, Fancy scones:--Mrs Findlayaon 1, Mrs Cowie 2, Mrs Munro 3. Oat cakes: Mrs F, Gray 1, Mrs Cowie 2, Mrs Munro 3. Plate of pikelets: Mrs Cowie 1, Mrs, P. Crowley 2, Mr* P. Gray 3. Plate of pastry: Mrs F. Gray I and 2, Mrs Gudler 3. Plate of shortbread: Mrs Munro 1, Miss Hopkins 2, Miss Gudler 3. Coffee sponge: Mrs Barton I, Sponge sandwich: Mrs Pihdlayson 1. Fancy sandwich cake: Mrs Barton 1. Sponge gingerbread: Mrs Cowie X, Mrs P. Crowley 2. Fancy loaf; ‘Mrs Cowie 1, Light fruit cake: Mrs Boyer 1, Mrs • P. Crowley 2. Fruit cake, dark; Mrs Cowie 1, Mrs Boyer 2. Mrs Barton 3. Children’s section.—Buttonhole, 12-16 years: Owen Hely 1, Vincent M'Nulty 2. Buttonhole, 9-12 years: Margaret MTKay 1, Betty Thompson 2. Buttonhole, under nine years: Owen Carruthers X.xßonald Grant 2. Vase flowers, 12 years and over; Edna Knight 1, Hugh Barr 2. Collection of flowers: Betty Ritchie 1, Muriel Cowie 2. Specimen of canvas work: Ada Cochrane 1. Handwriting, standard 111 and IV: lan Winmill 1, Kathleen French 2. Handwriting, standard V and VI: Noelene Winmill 1, ’Muriel Cowie 2, Drawing in pencil, standards 111 and IV: Muriel Cowie 1, Heather MTntyre 2. Drawing in pencil, standards V and VI: Ecle Bulfin 1, Jean Lunnah 2, John M'Farland 3. Carrots: John Johnston 1. Ronald Cowie 2. Parsnips: Waipori Falls 1. Potatoes: Wainori Falls 1. Collection of vegetables: Waipori Falls 1.