ROSE SHOW

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18858, 8 November 1935, Page 13

ROSE SHOW

SPLENDID EXHIBITS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY JUDGING COMPLETE There are some splendid exhibits in the Rose Show being held in the City Hall by the Poverty Bay Horticultural Society. Judging was completed this afternoon and the hall was thrown open .tQ-jftft paUic.: - The juage of the cnt flowers, Mr. W. J. Morris, said that several of the blooms in his section were spoiled by tho recent, vain, but. taken all through, it was quite a good exhibition. There were not as many spring flowers showing as expected. There was a great improvement in tne pansy class. The roses were of good quality, and the judge, Mr. E. Ca'lcott, said that on the wholo the season had favored these blooms. Worthy of special mention was Mr. R. G. Crawford's exhibit of 12 varieties, from which the two premier blooms were chosen. These were Mr. Crawford's Mrs. Charles Lamplongh irt the hybrid tea class, and the premier bloom in the pernetiana class was Ins Queen Alexander. SWEET PEAS Open classes.—Six varieties, named (1 entry): Mrs. C. Robcke, 1. Three varieties, named (4 entries) : Mrs. C. Eobcke, 1 and 2. One variety, white or cream (3 entries): C. 0. Hansen, 1; Mrs. C. Robcke, 2. One variety, pink or rose (4 entries) : Mrs. C. Robcke, 1 and 2. One variety, crimson or scarlet (5 en«fes) :.Mrs. C. Robcke, 1 and 2. OrangeVor salmon (2 entries): Mrs. C. Eobcke, 1 and 2. Blue, mauve, heliotrope or lavender (5 entries) : Mrs. C Bobcke, 1 and 3; Mrs. R. Hickman, 2. Anv other color (4 entries) :• Mrs. C. Eobcke. 1 and 2; Mrs. R. Hickman, 3. Novice classes. —Three varieties (1 entry): R. Hickman, 1. One variety, white or cream (2 entries): B. Hickman. 1 and 2. One variety, pink' or rose (2 entries) : R. Hickman. 1 and 2. One variety, crimson or scarlet (2 entries): B. * Hickman, 1 and 2. One variety, orange or salmon (1 entry) : E. Hickman, 2. One variety, blue, mauve, heliotrope or lavender (2 entries) : R. Hickman. 1 and 2. One variety, any other color i_ entries): B. Hickman, 1 and 2. CUT FLOWERS Open classes.—l2 outdoor flowers, named (- entries): Mrs R. A. Berge, 1; Mrs W. 11. B. Willock, 2. Six outdoor flowers, named (2 entries): Mrs \T. R. B. Willock, 1; Mrs F. T. Kirk, 2. Six kinds blue flowers (2 entries): Mrs . F. T. Kirk, 1; Mrs E. Solomon, 2. Six kinds white flowers (2 entries): Mrs J. S. Faulds, 1: Mrs F. T. Kirk, 2. Twelve pansies (5 entries): R. G. Crawford. 1; Mrs J. S. Faulds, 2; Mrs C. , Maunsell, 3. Six pansies, distinct («> entries): R. G. Crawford, 1; C. 0. V Hansen, 2; Mrs J. S. Faulds, ?,. Three violas, distinct (2 entries): C. 0. Hanson, 1; Mrs ,T. S. Faulds, 2. Stocks, three colors (1 entry): Mrs C. 11. Bull, 1, Antirrhinums, six colors (2 entries): Mrs E. A. Collett, 1; Mrs E. Solomon, 2. Geraniums, three vases (6 entries): Mrs J. S. Faulds, 1; Mrs C. -A. Sherriff, 2 and 3. Geraniums, ivyleaf (3 entries): Mrs C. A. Sherriff, 1. Bulbous plants (;"> entries): Mrs C, Maunsell, 1; Mrs .T, S. Faulds, 2; 0. 0. Hansen, 3. Aqnilcjjins (3 entries): C. 0. Hansen, 1; Mrs R. Hickman, 2. Gaillardias (2 entries): Mrs E. A. Collett, 1. Penstemons (I entry): Mrs Howard Carter, 1. Verbena, (4 entries): 0. <). Hansen, 1; Mrs F. E. .Ormiston, 2. Irises, bearded (<» entries): Mrs .1. S. Faulds, 1; C. O. Hansen, 2. Irises, unbearded (1 entry): Mrs .1. S. Faulds, 1. Flowering shrubs (2 entries): Mrs W. B. B. Willock, 1; Mrs Faulds, 2. Iceland poppies (4 entries): Mrs C. Maunsell, 1; Mrs J. S. Faulds, 2; Mrs C. Blackburn, 3. Cinerarias (1 entry) : W. A. Bell, 1. Ranunculus (1 entry): Mrs C. Maunsell, 2. Calendula (3 entries): Mrs J. S. Faulds, 1; Mrs E. A. Collett, 2. Ncmesias (1 entry): Mrs 11. Hun, 1. Gerberas (1 entry): Mrs C. Blackburn, 1. Anemones (1 I entry): Mrs Howard Carter, 2. Any other flower (0 entries): Mrs McKinnon, 1; Mrs J. S. Faulds, 2; Mrs Howard Carter, 3. Novelty (3 entries): Mrs J. S. Faulds, 1. CHILDREN'S CLASSES Exhibitors under 16 years.—Boses, three vases (5 entries) : Jill Thompson, 1; Marie Maunsell, 2. Collection of pansies (3 entries): Marie Maunsell, 1; Phyllis Jones, 2. Flowers grown at home or at school (4 entries) : Manntnke * School, I;'Phyllis Jones, 2; Marie Maunsell, 3. FLORAL DISPLAYS Open classes.—Flowers, foliage, shrubbery display {?> entries) : I). Blackburn, 1; Mrs. J. S. Faulds, 2; C. M. Barker, 3, DECORATIVE Open classes.—Dinner-table bowl (8 entries): Mrs. L. Bade, 1; Mrs. E. Woodrow and Miss April Sherriff, tie, 2- Mrs. S. C. Clare, 4. Bowl of roses (7 entries) : Mrs. S. C, Clare, 1; Mrs. I L. Eadft, 2. Bowl of other flowers (8 entries* Mrs. L. Eade and Mrs. S. C. . Clare, lie, 1; Mrs. E. R. Renner, 3. ♦ Bowl of sweet peas (4 entries!: Mrs. S. \ C. Clare, 1; Mrs. L. Eade, 2; Mrs. C. Maunsell and Miss April Sherriff, tie, 3. Bowl of mixed flowers (4 entries): -MrsL. Eade, 1. Bride's sheaf (1 entry): Mrs. E. Solomon, 1. Lady's spray (3 entries): Miss April Sherriff and Mrs. C. MauriseU. tie, 1. Posy (4 entries) : Mrs. F. E. Ormiston, 1 ; Miss April « Sherriff, 2; Mrs. S. C. Clare, 3. Junior classes.—Floating bowl el" pansies (3 entries) : Marie Maunsell, 1. Bowl of roses,. own foliage (4 entries): I Nnncy Douglas. 1 ; Marie Maunsell. 2. / and 3; Patsy Hackett, tie, 3.' Lady's buttonhole (6 entries) : Marie Maunsell. 1 and 2:_ Nancy Douglas. 3. Floral design. Girl Guides' class only (2 entries): Jill Thompson. 1; Patsy Hackett, 2 , ROSES Open.—Twelve varieties. distinct, named (1 entry.) : R. G. Crawford, 1. Six varieties,, "distinct, named (2 entries) : R. G. Crawford, 1. Six varieties. distinct, nairtM (2 entries): Mrs. £. B. Renner, 2. Three varieties, teas, distinct, named (2 entries): Mrs. E. R Renner. 2. Six pink roses (1 entry): Mrs. R G. Crawford, 1. Amateur classes. —Six varieties, dis- ■ tinct, named (9 entries) : Mrs. 0. f Douglas, 1; .Mrs, W. R. B. Willock, 2; 1" Mrs. W. H, Jones, 3. Six varieties hvbrid teas, named (6 entries) : Mrs. E. K. Black, 1: Mrs. A. R. Gardiner, 2. Three varieties, hydrid teas, named (8 entries): Mrs. D. Douglas, 1 ; Mrs. W. H. Jones, 2; Mrs. K, R. Renner, 3. Throe white roses, named (4 entries) : C. 0. Hansen, 1; Mrs. A. R. Gardiner. 2; Mrs, E. R. Renner, 3. Three red roses, named (5 entries) : Mrs. D. Douglas, 1: C. 0. Hansen, 2; Mrs. F. st. Piercy. 3. Three pink roses, named i (8 entries): Mrs. D. Douglas, 1; C. 0. y Hansen, 2; Mrs. E. R, Renner, 3. Three yellow roses, named (4 entries) : C. 0- Hansen, 2; Mrs. E. R. Black, 3. Three roses, any other color (5 entries) : Mrs. A. R. Gardiner. 1; Mrs. E. B. Black. ,2; Mrs, F. R. Piercy, 3. Thine

varieties, decorative (6 entries) : Mrs. B. R-. Black, 2; Mrs. A. It. Oardiner, 3. Three varieties, single roses (3 entries) : C. O. Hansen. 1; Mrs. W. R. B. Willock and Mrs. W. H. Jones, tie, 2. Three varieties. Pernetiana (4 entries) : Mrs. W. IT. Jones, 1; Mrs. F. R. Piercy, 2: Mrs. E. R. Renner, 3. Novice classes.—Six varieties, distinct (7 entries) : Miss L. Hutchinson, 1 : Mrs. J. S. Faulds, 2; Mrs. .1. E. Daulton, 3. Three varieties, distinct (7 entries); Mrs. M. Martin, 1; Mrs. J. E. Daulton, 2; Mrs. ('. A. Sherriff. 3. lied rose (8 entries): W. A. Bell, 1: Mrs. J. E. Daulton, 2; Mrs. C. A. Sherriff, 3. White rose (9 entries): Mrs. M. Martin, 1; Mrs. C. A. Sherriff, 2; Mrs. .1. E. Daulton, 3. Pink rose (9 entries): W. A. Bell, 1 and 2; Mrs. .1. E. Daulton, 3. Yellow rose (6-entries) : Mrs. J. E,. Daulton, 1; Mis. C. A. Sherriff, 2. Rose, any other color (8 entries) : A. ('. Holland,'l; Mrs. J. E. Daulton, 3. Single roso (6 entries): Mrs. J. K. Daulton, 2; Mrs. C. A. Sherriff, 3.