BULLS FLOWER SHOW.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9023, 10 December 1907, Page 2

BULLS FLOWER SHOW.

The annual Rose and Flower Show took place at Bulls last evening. The hall was decorated and presented _ a pleasing appearance. The exhibits were not quite so numerous as in former years, but those shown were excellent in quality. The lateness of the season and the early weather no doubt largely accounts for tins. There were the' usual side shows and competitions. Altogether the financial result would prove a success and the committee and the ladies who took part in securing the same are to be congratulated. The special prize for points presented by Mrs Dalrymple resulted in a tie between Mrs J\ G. French and Mrs G. Goebel and was divided. CLASS A.—Pot plants.

Cactus, Miss King 1 and 3; pelargonium, Mrs F. J. Watson 1; fern, Mrs H. A. Goodall 1 and 3. ; plant in foliage, Mrs H. Goodall 1, Miss Annie Mansell 3; plant in flower. Miss Annie Mansell 1 ; CLASS B.—Roses.

13 varieties roses, Mrs Dalrymple 1; 4 varieties roses, Mrs Dalrymple 1 ; collection of single roses, Mrs Dalrymple 1, ; collection of polyautba and miniature roses, Mrs E. H. Levett 1. CLASS O.—Collection of Flowers. 13 varieties flowers, Mrs J. G. Wilson 1, Mrs J. F. McKelvio 3; (i varieties of flowers, Mrs F. J. Watson 1, Mrs Dalrymple 3; 10 varieties flowering shrubs, Mrs E. J. Keiller 1 ; 5 varieties flowering shrubs, Mrs Dalrymple 1; (5 varieties annuals, Mrs J. F. McKelvio 1; 0 varieties sweet peas, Mrs Dalrymple 1, Mrs H. A. Goodall 3; antirrhinums, Mrs E. J. Keiller 1; carnations 3 varieties, MrsE. J. Keiller 1 jjdclphininms 3 varieties, Mrs E. J. Keillor 1: foxglove 3 varieties, Mrs E. J. Keiller 1; fuchsia, Mr E. J. Keillor I; geraniums, single, 8 varieties, Mrs E. J. Keillor I; geraniums double, 3 varieties, MrsE, J. Keillor 1; gladioli 3 varieties, Mrs E. J. Keiller 1; heath 3 varieties, Mrs K. J. Keiller 1; collection of iris, Mrs Dalrymple 1, Mrs E. J. Keillor 3; pansies 13 varieties, Mrs E. J, Keillor 1; poppies, Mrs E. J. Keillor I, Mrs E. II Lovett 3 , rhododendrons, Mrs E. J. Keillor 1; stocks, Mrs E. J. Keiller I; CLASS E.—Decorative.

Buttonholes, Miss Joyce McKelvio 1, Mrs H. A. Goodull 9 ; buttonholes, Miss Annie Mansell 1, Miss Joyce McKelvio .3; native flowers and ferns. Miss Joyce McKelvio 1. CLASS P.—Fruit.

Cherries, Mrs Dalryniplo 1: rod currants, Mrs Dalryniplo 1; black currants, Mrs Dalrvmplo 1: gooseberries, Mrs E. J. Keillor 1. Mrs E. H. Lovett 3: strawberries, Mrs Dairy mple 1. CLASS G.—Vegetables, Peas, Mrs E. 11. Lovett I, Mrs K. T. 801 l 3; lettuce, Mrs E. J, Keillor 1; potatoes, Miss Stella Clark 1, Mrs E. J. Keillor 3: radishes, Mrs E. J. Keillor i; broad beans. Miss Bull 1; turnips, Mrs E. J, Keillor I; cabbage, Mrs E. J.gKoillor I,!Mrs E. H. Lovett 3; carrots, Mrs E. J. Keillor 1. CLASS 11. Produce. Home-made broad, Mrs G- Goebel I, Mrs J. G. French 3; scouos, Mrs J. G. French (, Miss Grace Wilkins 3; sponge roll, MrsG. Goebel 1, Mrs J. G. French 3; sponge cako, Mrs J. G. French 1. Mrs G. Goebel 3; butter, Mi's W. Tricker 1; hou eggs, Miss S. Clark J,Mrs W. Tricker 3.