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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18397, 16 October 1929, Page 7

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SPRING FLOWER SHOW. The spring flower show and sale of work in connection with the Presbyterian Church, was held in the Public Hall on Wednesday. The display of flowers was a very good one, the judge (Mr G. Knowles) remarking on the excellence of many of the blooms displayed. The champion bloom was a- Bernardino, grown by Mrs R. W. Irving. Competition in the cooking classes was as keen as usual, the exhibits being of a high order. Mrs Belcher acted as judge for this section. The needlework section contained many useful and beautifully worked articles, the judge (Miss Fussell) having no easy task in awardingprizes. There was a good display of articles made from petrol cases and tins, fencing wire, etc. Mr J. Campbell acted as judge for this section. The show was opened at 2 p.m. by Mr J. McCort. The following is the prize list:— CLASS A. Twelve varieties Narcissi—Mr W. A. Little 1, Mrs Tas Smith 2. Six varieties Narcissi—Mrs R. Irving 1, Mrs A. Irving 2. Three varieties Narcissi— Mrs S. Irving 1, Mrs R. Irving 2. Three varieties Polyanthus Narcissi—Mrs Tas. Smith 1, Mrs Austin 2. Collection Narcissi—Mrs R. Irving 1, Mr W. A. Little 2. Collection Double Narcissi— Mrs Austin 1, Mrs Dick 2. Jonquil— Mrs Austin 1. Collection Narcissi—Mrs A. Irving 1. CLASS B. Spring Flowering Shrubs—Mrs Tas. Smith 1, Mrs Dick 2. Snowflakes— Mrs Tas. Smith 1, Mrs Simpson 2. Spring Bulbous Flowers —Mrs Tas. Smith 1, Mrs Austin 2. Anemones— Mrs S. Irving 1, Mrs J. Anderson 2. Primroses —Mrs R. Irving 1 and 2. Pansies —Mrs J. Irving 1, Miss J. Hogg 2. Hyacinths—Mrs Simpson 1, Mrs Dick 2. Camelias—Mrs Tas. Smith 1. Violets—Mrs Austin 1, Miss J. Hogg 2. Violas —Mrs Austin 1, Miss J. Hogg 2. Polyanthus—Mrs R. Irving 1, Mrs A. Irving 2. Collection of Polyanthus— Mrs R. Irving 1, Mrs S. Irving 2. Cut Flowers —Mrs Tas. Smith 1. Wallflowers —Mrs S. Irving 1, Mrs J. Anderson 2. Iris —Mrs Tas. Smith 1, Mrs Austin 2. Daisies—Mrs J. Anderson 1. Tulips—Mrs Tas. Smith 1, Mrs Alexander 2. Japonica—Mrs Austin 1. Spray of Japonica—Miss J. Hogg 1, Mrs R. Davison 2. CLASS C. Decorated Table—Mrs Dick 1, Mrs Davison 2. Decorated Table (popular vote)—Mrs Davison 1, Mrs Dick 2. ) Hand Bouquet—Mrs Austin 1, Mrs Dick 2. Lady’s Spray and Three Buttonholes —Mrs Austin 1 and 2. Decorated Basket—Miss J. Simpson 1, Mrs Austin 2. Bowl of Flowers—Miss Austin 1, Miss J. Simpson 2. Trimmed Hat—Mrs Dick 1, Miss G. Waters 2. Vase of Flowers—Mrs Austin 1, Mrs Davison 2. Vase of Flowers —Mrs Davison 1, Miss J. Simpson 2. Epergne of Flowers—Mrs Davison 1, Miss Simpson 2. Floating Bowl —Mrs Dick 1, Mrs Austin 2. CLASS D. (School Children.) Pastel Drawing (senior)—Len Sargent 1, Alan Sargent 2. Pastel Drawing (junior)—Evin Little 1, Eric Loomes 2. Decorated Basket —Hepsy Hogg 1, Mavis Anderson 2. Bowl of Flowers —Flora Davison 1, Mavis Anderson 2. Trimmed Hat—Mavis Anderson 1, Hepsy Hogg and Doris Wood equal 2. Doll’s Parasol—Betty Campbell 1, Muriel Smith 2. Handkerchief—Evelyn Kidd 1, Hepsy Hogg 2. D’Oyley (in colours)—Mavis Anderson 1, Betty Campbell 2. Child’s Apron—Evelyn Kidd 1, Muriel Smith 2. Child’s Apron (under 10)—Margaret Alexander 1, Joy Laurie 2. CLASS E. Separator Butter —Miss D. Austin 1, Mrs Norton 2. Six Heaviest Duck Eggs—Mrs Austin 1. Six Heaviest Hen Eggs—Miss J. Hogg 1, Mrs R. Davison 2. Nut Bread—Mrs R. Davison 1, Miss J. Hogg 2. Home-made Bread—Mrs M. Naughton 1 and 2. Collection of Bread—Miss J. Hogg 1. Fruit Cake —Mrs C. Anderson 1, Miss A. Johnston 2. Fruit Cake (dark) — Mrs C. Norton 1, Miss J. Hogg 2. Iced Fruit Cake—Mrs Dick 1 and 2. Sponge Cake—Mrs P. Kidd 1, Mrs W. Brown 2. Sponge Roll—Mrs Davison 1, Mrs Anderson 2. Sponge Sandwich—Mrs Waters 1, Miss G. Waters 2. Marble Cake—Mrs T. H. Smith 1, Mrs W. Little 2. Gingerbread—Mrs C. Norton 1, Mrs W. Little 2. Seed Cake—Mrs T. H. Smith 1, Mrs Campbell 2. Sausage Rolls—Mrs Campbell 1. Shortbread—Mrs P. Kidd 1, Mrs Davison 2. Jam Tartlets—Mrs Campbell 1 and 2 Pikelets —Mrs W. Brown 1. Mrs P. Kidd 2. Oatcake—Mrs R. Davison 1 and 2. Collection of Biscuits—Mrs Campbell 1. Coffee Cake—Mrs W. Little 1, Mrs V/aters 2. Coffee Sandwich—Mrs W. Little 1, Mrs Campbell 2. Chocolate Cake—Mrs Waters 1, Mrs W. Little 2. Chocolate Sandwich— Mrs W. Little 1, Miss J. Hogg 2. Butter Sponge—Mrs W. Little 1, Mrs Waters 2. Afternoon Tea Cakes—Mrs Campbell 1, Mrs R. Davison 2. Collection Cream Cakes—Mrs Campbell 1 and 2. Collection of Sweets—Mrs Dick 1. Six varieties Sweets—Mrs Dick 1. Cocoanut Ice—Mrs Dick 1 and 2. Turkish Delight—Mrs Dick 1 and 2. Toffee— Mrs Dick 1 and 2. Fudge—Mrs Dick 1 and 2. Roast Fowl—Miss J. Hogg 1. Dressed Poultry—Miss J. Hogg 1, Miss Austin 2. Stuffed Leg of MuttonMiss Austin 1 and 2. Pot of Brawn— Mrs Campbell 1 and 2. CLASS F. Jam—Mrs Campbell 1 and 2. Jelly— Mrs Campbell 1, Mrs Austin 2. Marmalade—Mrs Austin 1, Mrs Campbell 2. Sauce—Mrs Campbell 1, Mrs W. Little 2. Pickles—Mrs Campbell 1 and 2. Preserved Fruit—Mrs Campbell 1 and 2. Fruit Pie—Miss Austin 1, Mrs Davison 2. CLASS G. (Children’s Cooking.) Girdle Scones—Myra Benson 1, Doris Allen 2. Sponge Sandwich —Mavis Anderson 1. Doris Allen 2. Gingerbread—Doris Allen 1. Scones—Betty Campbell 1, Myra Benson 2. Pikelets— Myra Benson 1. Betty Campbell 2. Six Hen Eggs—Flora Davison and Shirley Kidd equal 1. Six Hen Eggs (brown)—Margaret Norton 1, Lawrence Norton 2. CLASS H. Rhubarb—Mrs W. Brown 1, Mrs R. Davison 2. Carrots —Mrs Norton 1 and 2. Parsnips—Mrs Norton 1 and 2. Leeks—Mrs Davison 1. Lettuce —Mrs Norton 1. Beet —Mrs Norton 1. Parsley—Mrs W. Brown 1, Mrs Alexander 2. Spring Onions —Mrs Campbell 1 and 2. CLASS I. Article from Petrol Cases —Mr S. Irving 1 and 2. Article from Petrol Tins—Mrs S. Irving 1 and 2. Article from Fencing Wire—Mr S. Irving 1, Mr A. Irving 2. Wooden Toy—Mr A. Irving 1 ana 2. Article from Sugar Bag—Mrs Austin 1. Airs Dick 2. Shopping Bag—Mrs Dick 1. Mrs Austin 2. Teapot Stand —Mrs Austin 1 and 2. Stuffed Toy—Mrs Austin 1 and 2. Macrame String Bag—Mrs Dick 1. CLASS J. Princess Petticoat—Mrs Dick 1. Nightdress—Mrs Dick 1, Miss Austin 2. AXternoQtt Tea ploth (<y;ociieW—Miss

A. Johnston 1 and 2. Afternoon Tea Cloth—Miss D. Austin 1. Afternoon Tea Cloth (colours) —Miss O’Reilly 1, Miss M. Smith 2. Worked Cushion— Mrs Davison 1, Mrs Austin 2. Baby’s Coat—Miss Ellen 1, Mrs Dick 2. Pair Knitted Sox (fine)—Mrs Dick 1, Mrs Austin 2. Pair Knitted Sox (wheeling)—Mrs Austin 1, Mrs Dick 2. Child’s Frock—Mrs Alexander 1, Mrs Dick 2. Article Worked in Cross-stitch—Mrs Austin 1, Miss Austin 2. Coloured Indian Head Supper Cloth—Miss Austin 1 and 2. Toilet Set (Britway or Indian Head)—Mrs Dick 1, Miss Austin 2. Cosy Cover —Miss Austin 1, Miss O’Reilly 2. Guest Towel—Miss Austin 1 and 2. Novelty Apron—Miss Austin 1, Mrs Dick 2. Working Apron— Mrs Dick 1 and 2. Boy's Pants—Mrs Dick 1 and 2. D’Oyley (colours)—Miss Austin 1 and 2. Best worked Article from Indian Head—Miss Austin 1, Mrs Alexander 2. SPECIAL PRIZES. Most points in show—Mrs Dick (Misses Burnett’s trophy). Most points in Show (previous winner excluded) Mrs Campbell (Mr Macaulay’s prize). Married woman with longest hair— Mrs McCort (Mr T. D. Burnett’s prize). Irving Bros.’ Cup—Mrs W. Little. Fraser and Co.’s trophy (most points E. and F.) —Mrs Campbell. Mrs Hogg's trophy—Mrs W. Little.