TUAPEKA FLOWER SHOW

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23139, 15 March 1937, Page 4

TUAPEKA FLOWER SHOW

■ SOME FINE EXHIBITS The autumn show of the Tuapeka Horticultural Society was .held on Wednesday, when a creditable display was seen. |n the opinion of local growers, it was the worst season exEerienced, and the quality of a numer of the exhibits was a surprise to the public. The champion gladioli, “Picardy,” exhibited by Mr M. Carruthers, was an exceptionally fine spike. The vegetable section was really a surprise in quality. The decorative section was well represented, and the industrial section proved a' keen competition. The Women’s Institute had a stand depicting their arts and crafts work. Mr C. E. Naish (Balclutha) judged the cut flowers, vegetable and fruit sections, and Mrs A. King (Stony Creek) the decorative section. Mesdames Labes and Crozier (Waitahuna) were the judges for the industrial section. The prize list was as follows: — CUT FLOWERS One gladioli—M. Carruthers 1, E. J. Weatherall 2. Three gladioli (seven entries)—M. Carruthers 1 and 3, A. L. King 2. Six gladioli—M. Carruthers 1, A. L. King 2, Three gladioli, Primulinus, one of each—A. L. King 1, 2, and 3. . Champion card, 1)631 gladioli—M. Carruthers. Most points in gladioli—M. Carruthers. One rose— J. Uren 1 and 2, W. Milne 3. Three roses, varieties—J. Uren 1 and 2, W. Milne 3. Six roses, varieties—J. Uren 1, W. Milne 2. Vase decorative roses, one variety—T. H. Clark 1. Champion card, best rose—J. Uren. Most points in roses—J. Uren. One aster (five entries)—M. Carruthers 1 and 2, E. J. Weatherall 3. Three asters, varieties—E. J. Weatherall 1 and 3, M. Carruthers 2. Six asters, varieties—E. J. Weatherall 1 and 3, M. Carruthers 2. Collection asters—E. J. Weatherall 1 and 2, Most points asters—E. J. Weatherall. One dahlia (seven entries)—B. Thompson 1, D. Martin 2. Three double dahlias—D. Martin 1 and 2. Three cactus dahlias—D. Martin 1, 2, and 3. Three dahlias, any other variety—D. Martin 1,2, and 3. Most points dahlias—D. Martin. Three carnations, varieties—Mrs G. R. Talboys 1, A. L. King 2, Three carnations, one variety—Mrs G. R. Talboys 1. Three phlox drummondi (eight entries)—E. J. Weatherall 1,2, and 3. Three phlox perennial— T. H. Clark 1 and 2. Three spikes antirrhinum —E. J. Weatherall 1 and 2. One pot plant—Mrs M. Anderson 1, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 2. Three spikes ten-week stock—A. L. King 1. Three vases sweet peas—Mrs R. Walker 1. Collection perennials, six varieties—T. H. Clark 1. Vase of flowers not in schedule (nine entries) —A. L, King 1, Mrs W. Robertson 2. Most points section 1 (17-31) —E. J. Weatherall 1, T. H. Clark 2. Most points section (1-31)—E. J. Weatherall 1. SECTION II: DECORATIVE One case sweet peas—Miss Haworth 1. Bowl of roses, unwired—Miss Haworth 1, Miss Hopkins 2, Mrs R. L. Cox 3. Bowl of asters—Miss Hopkins 1. Basket of sweet peas—Mrs Cox 1. Basket of flowers (four entries)—Miss Hopkins 1, Miss Haworth 2, Mrs Cox 3. Bowl of flowers, six inches in diameter (five entries)—Miss Haworth 1, Mrs F. H. Clark 2, Miss Hopkins 3. Bowl of flowers, nine inches in diameter—Miss Haworth 1, Mrs Cox 2. Gentleman’s buttonhole —Miss Hopkins 1 and 3, Miss Haworth 2. Lady’s dress spray—Miss Haworth 1 and 2, Miss Hopkins 3. Hand bouquet, wired— Miss Hopkins 1 and 2. Vase of flowers —Miss Hopkins 1 and 2, Miss Haworth 3. Vase of flowers, non-prize winner —Mrs M. Anderson 1, Mrs Cox 2. Decorative table—Miss Haworth 1. Most points in section—Miss Haworth 1. Miss Hopkins 2 SECTION III: FRUIT Five apples, dessert —D. Martin 1 and 2, Five apples, dessert, locally grown —R. Gray 1, F. H. Clark 2, Miss O’Gorman 3. Five apples, cooking—D. Martin 1 and 2. Five apples, cooking,

locally grown—R. Gray 1, Miss O’Gorman 2, F. H. Clark 3. Five apples, live varieties, locally grown—Miss O’Gorman 1, T. H" Clark 2, R. Gray S. Twelve apples, cooking, three varieties—D. Martin X and 2. Twelve apples, dessert, three varieties—D. Martin 1 and 2. Twelve plums, red— D. Martin 1 and 2. Six dessert pears —D. Martin 1 and 2. Six cooking pears —D. Martin 1 and 2, Bowl of fruit, locally grown—Miss O’Gorman 2. Most points in fruit section, classes 47-62—D. Martin. Most points fruit, locally grown—Miss O’Gorman. SECTION IV: VEGETABLES Twelve runner beans (five entries)— W. Smith 1, Mrs Talboys 2, E. J. Weatherall 3. Three red beet, long— D. Martin 1 and 2, E. J. Weatherall 3. Three red beet, round—D, Martin 1, H. Weatherall 2, R. Gray 3. Two cabbages for table (seven entries)r-J. C. Smith 1, Tuapeka Hospital 2, A. L. King 3. Heaviest cabbage—M. P. Anderson 1, D. Martin 2. Three carrots, long (10 entries)—E. J. Weatherall 1 and 3, M. P. Anderson 2, Three carrots, intermediate (10 entries) —D. Martin 1, F. J. Gray 2, M. H. Ramsay 3. Three carrots, short (11 entries)—E.' J. Weatherall 1, H. Weatherall’2, Tuapeka Hospital 3. Three parsnips (seven entries)—Tuapeka Hospital L R. Gray 2, E. J. Weatherall 3. Six tomatoes, locally grown—R. Gray 1, Mrs J. B. M’Kinlay 2 and 3. Six onions, spring sown—E. J. Weatherall 1, Miss Gorman 2, R, Gray 3. Nest shallots—E. J. Weatherall 1 and 2, K, Crowley 3. Twelve pods, peas (six entries)—M. Carruthers 1, D. Martin 2, Tuapeka Hospital 3. Half pint shelled peas (six entries) —Miss Potts 1, W, Milne 2, D. Martin 3. Plant silver beet—E. J, Weatherall 1,2, and 3. Three turnips, white—D. Martin 1 and 3, Tuapeka Hospital 2. Three turnips, other than white —T. Rush 1, D. Martin 2 and 3, Three lettuce—J. Deans 1, E. J. Weatherall 2 and 3. Six .stalks rhubarb, table—D. Martin 1, J. Real 2, Tuapeka Hospital 3. Six stalks rhubarb, heaviest—J. Real 1, E. J. Weatherall 2. Six vegetable marrows —H. Weatherall 1. Any vegetable not in schedule —D, Martin 1, W. Smith ,2. Six potatoes,’ one variety (eight entries) —W. Smith 1, D, Martin 2, E. J. Weatherall 3. Six potatoes, any variety, non-prize winners (five entries)—P. J. Gray 1, F, Rush 2, W. Smith 3. Six potatoes, kidney (six entries)—E. J. Weatherall 1, D. Martin 2, Tuapeka Hospital 3. Six potatoes, pink—P. J. Gray 1, D. Martin 2 and 3. Six potatoes, blue—D. Martin 1 and 2. Twelve potatoes, three varieties, four of each—D. Martin 1, Tuapeka Hospital 2, E. J. Weatherall 3. Collection of potatoes—D. Martin 1, E. J, Weatherall 2. Most points in vegetables (Sutton Cup)—D. Martin 1, E. J. Weatherall (Beaumont special) 2. Collection of vegetables, not more than nine varieties—Tuapeka Hospital 1, W. Milne 2, R. Gray 3. SECTION V—NEEDLEWORK AND KNITTING Fancy tray cloth, coloured work— Miss G. Robertson 1, Mrs Cox 2. Fancy tray cloth (non-prize winners) —Miss M. Milne 1, Mrs J. Robertson 2, Miss 1. Ferguson 3, Fancy supper cloth— Miss G. Robertson. Specimen organdi, afternoon tea shower—Mrs J. Robertson 1, Miss G. Robertson 2. One guest; towel—Mrs Cox 1, Miss G. Robertson 2. One fancy handkerchief—Miss Robertson 1, Mrs Cox 2. Specimen' of embroidered work; not already men--, tioned (four entries)—Mrs Cox 1, Mrs M. Anderson 2 and 3. Specifnen of needlework (four entries)—Miss J. M’Lay 1, Mrs M. Anderson 2, Mrs Cox 3. Tapestry (four entries)—Mrs G. R. Talboys 1, Mrs Cox 2, Miss I. Ferguspn and Mrs J. C. Smith (equal) 3. Specimen hand knitting (five entries) —Miss V. Potts 1 and 3, Miss M. Sim 2. Specimen hand knitting, non-prize winners (eight entries)—Mrs Thompson 1, Miss P. Parkhill 2. Mat, rag wool, etc.—Mrs Cox 1, Pair handknitted sox—Miss V. Potts 1 and 2. Most points in section—Mrs R. L. Cox. Special prize—Miss G. Roberts 2. SECTION VI—BAKING ‘ Three girdle scones (four entries) Mrs R. Guthrie 1, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 2, Mi’s F. Gray 3. Three oven scones (eight entries)—Mrs A. Guthrie 1, Mrs P. Crowley 2 and 3. Three date scones —Mrs P. Crowley 1 and 2, Mrs F.

Gray 3. Three fancy scones (seven entries)—Mrs R. F. Thompson 1, Mrs A. Guthrie 2, Mrs P. Crowley 3, Plate pikelets (six entries)—Mrs F. Gray 1, Mrs A. Guthrie 2, Mrs P. Crowley 3. Three oat cakes—Mrs F. Gray and Mrs M. H. Ramsay (equal) 2. Plate pastry (five entries)—Mrs Gray 1, Mrs A. Guthrie 2, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 3. Plate shortbread (nine entries)—-Mrs Ramsay 1, Mrs M. Anderson 2, Mrs F. Gray 3. Coffee sponge (six entries)— Mrs G. H. Bowie 1, Mrs F. Gray 2,. Mrs M. H. Ramsay 3. Sponge sand-, wich—Mrs Gray 1. Fancy sandwich cake (four entries)—Mrs F. Gray 1, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 2 and 3. Sponge gingerbread (four entries)—Mrs p. Crowley 1 and 2, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 3. Three varieties plain biscuits, three of each (four entries)—Mrs M. H. Ramsay 1, Miss Hopkins 2. Three varieties fancy biscuits, three of each (six entries) —Mrs F. Gray 1 and 2, Miss Hopkins 3. Light fruit cake (four entries), —Mrs R. Walter 1, Mrs F. Gray 2, Mrs P.. Crowley 3. Dark fruit cake (five entries)—Mrs Cox 1, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 2, Mrs F. Gray 3. Most points in baking section—Mrs F, Gray 1, Mrs.M. H, Ramsay 2. SECTION VII—JAM, JELLIES. ETC. One pot black currant jam (five ,en- 1 tries)—Mrs P. Crowley 1, Mrs J. B. M’Kinlay 2, Mrs F. Gray 3. One pot raspberry jam (five entries)—Mrs F. Gray and Mrs P. Crowley (equal) ,1. Miss Hopkins 3, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 4. One pot strawberry jam—Mrs J. B, M’Kinlay 1, Mrs F. Gray 2, Mrs M. H. Ramsgy 3. One pot plum jam (five entries)—Miss Hopkins 1, Mrs F. Gray 2, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 3. One pot rhubarb jam—Mrs F. Gray 1, Mrs P. Crowley 2. One pot apricot jam (four 'entne) —Miss Hopkins 1, Mrs J. B. M’Kinlay 2, Mrs F. Gray 3. One pot jam, any other variety—Mrs F. Gray 1 and 3, Mrs J. B. M’Kinlay 2. One pot black currant jelly—Mrs T, H. Clark 1 and 2, Miss Hopkins 3. One pot red currant jelly—Miss Hopkins 1, Mrs J. B. M’Kinlay 3. One pot apple jelly (seven entries)—Mrs F. Gray 1, Mrs T. H. Clark 2, Miss Hopkins 3. One pot any other variety jelly—Mrs F. Gray 1, Mrs P. Crowley 2, Mrs J. B. M’Kinlay 3. One pot marmalade— Mrs T. H. Clark 1, Mrs F. Gray 2. One pot preserved fruit (five entries)—Mrs T. H. Clark 1, Mrs M. H. Ramsay 2, Mrs P. Crowley 3. One pot pickles—Mrs F. Gray 1, Mrs P. Crowley 2. Most points in section—Mrs F. Gray 1, Mrs T. H. Clafk 2. CHILDREN’S SECTION One gentleman’s buttonhole, under eight years—Olive Cox 1, Ray Weatherall 2, Avon Thompson 3< One gentleman’s buttonhole, 8-10 years—W. Ramsay 1, Roma Patterson 2, Eileen Ca:rruthers 3. One gentleman’s buttonhole, 10-12 years—Jack Knight 1, Edith Christie 2. Allan Rush 3, One gentleman’s buttonhole, over 12 years—Betty Thompson 1, Bryce M’Kinlay 2, Doreen Patterson 3. One hand bouquet, under 12 years—Violet Cox 1, Margaret Ramsay 2. One hand bouquet, over 12 years—Betty Thompson 1, Joyce Kane 2, Doreen Patterson 3. One decorative vase, under 12 years—Margaret Ramsay 1, Bruce Anderson 2, Violet Cox 3. One decorative vase, over 12 years— June M’Millan 1, Muriel Cowie 2. Most points—Betty Thompson.