SPRING FLOWER SHOW.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15314, 9 September 1920, Page 6

SPRING FLOWER SHOW.

Additional awards made this afternoon were: — ** Collection red cup varieties: Mr Maunder 1- Only entry. f . , Narcissus collection, to consist of varieties of which do not cost more than Is. each: Mr W. D. Cook I, Miss Morice -2. 1 Four entries. • Collection narcissus m separate vases: Mr Cook I, Mr Mahder 2. . Three entries. Best vase of Empeior: Mr Neilson I, Mr Maunder 2. Two entries. Empress: Mr Maunder%l, Mr Neilson 2. Two entries. ' Sir Watkin: Mr Maunder 1. Twer triesFrank Miles: Mr Neilson 1, Mr Maunder 2. Two entries. . Anemones exhibit: Mrs j; C. Field 1 Mr J. McKee 2, ' . t'reestas: Mr 11. Lockle 1, Mr McKee 2. Two entries. • Violets: Mr \V. I). Cook 1, Miss K. Morice 2. Two entries., Hyaq'nths: Mrs, Sutton 1, Miss L. Muir 2. Four entries. Any flower not mentioned jn schedule: Mr J. McKee 1, Miss Morice 2. Five eniries. .' ■ ■ I CHAMPION BLOOMS. § I Narcissus, yellow trumpet: Mr G. Darton (UObt. Sydenham). Incomparabilis: Mrs H. White (Hon. Richard J. Seddon). Giant Leedsii: Mr Darton (Peggy).. ' The judges stated that the blooms m ■the bicolor trumpet white trumpet and Uarii were not of a high epough standard for a champion award, - but the other champion -blooms weie indeed beautiful ones. The flowers m the collection classes were very good indeed and the arranging by the winner* (Air G. Darton) was quite artistic. Some of tho blooms were not of very, good quality, but generally speaking, the standard was quite good considering the unusual" season experienced by growers. j