The Flower Show.

Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10499, 21 November 1902, Page 1

The Flower Show.

A, SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION,

The 'Horticultural Show promoted! by the Ladies' Benevolent Society; 'maybe voted a decided* success. There was a large attendance both, afternoon and evening yesterday, and those present were unanimous in, the opinion that the exhibition was one of the best yet held. Laist evening, the' Battalion B'amd, under the condiictorship of Bandi--master Gordon, played a programme of mui-ic. which was'enjoyed by those present. ; Following is the continuation of the prize list, the first'part Of which appeared in yesterday's issue: — BOUQUETS. • Brid'ail Bouquet (hand). —Ist, Mrs. Dare; 2nd, Miss Jephson. Bridal Bouquet (shower). —2nd, Mrs W. Smith. Hand Bouquet.—lst, Elsie Jahnr eoh; 2nd', Miss E. Douglas. Hand' Bouquet (made by children under 14).—1st, Ruth Mutton; 2nd,. Walter McKeown; 3rd, Ailiee Riley. Table Bouquet—lst, Mrs J. Dunn ; 2nd, Miss Johnson. :, Hand Bouquet of Native Flowers. —Ist, Bella Curry; 2nd, Willie White.

FRUITS.

Collection, of Citrus.—lst, Dorothy Poulgraan. Strawberries (lib). —Ist, Mis® E l. Jephson. | GoosebeiT-ies (i2lbs). — Ist, Jack Marsdon; 2nd, Rudolph Mayo. Oranges (six). —-list, Mr S. Trethowan. Lemons (12).- —Ist, Mrs. Newton j 2nd', Gottfried Poulgrain. Loiquats (2'lbs).—lst, Mrs Mutton.;; 2nd, Violet Ebsoll. . ' ... Citrons (six). —Ist, Mrs Lukey. Red Currants (lib).—lst, Ekiest Johnston. '•',■. Tree Tomatoes (lib).—No entries. ! Whiite Passion Fruit.—lst, Joseph' Glasgow. VEGETABLES. Cucumbers' (two). —No entries. Asparagus.—lst, Miss* E. Jephson. Rhubarb (six stalks). —Ist, Mr iSpong 1; 2nd,. Alh High. Cauliflowers (2).—lst, y Ah Non; 2nd-, Ah High.. ■Cabbages (2>). —Ist, Miss E. Wilson"; 2nd, Mrs McLair. 3 Lettuce (cabbage)—lst, Ah Noli. 3 Letters (cgs).— Tm entries. ■ 6 Turnips for table use) —Ah Non. 6 Parsnips.—ls|t, Mr Pbul-gpain } 2nd. Mrs Easter. " 6 Carrots (long).—lst, Aih. Non. Broad Beams.—No entries. 6 Carrots (short). —No: entries. French Beans.—No" :entries. Peas.—lst, Mrs T. Dunn; 2nd, AX Non. 61bs Potatoes (round). —Ist, Mrs J. Dare; 2nd, M. Molloy. 61bs (Potatoes (kidneys).—lst, Ahi Non ; 2nd, Mrs Potilgra,in. — 61bs Potatoes' (pink).—lst, Mrs. Easter; 2nd, Alfred Cox. Collection of Vegetables' (professional). —Ist, Aih Non. .Collection- of Vegetables (amateur) —No entries . Collection of Salads. —No entries. Leeks.-—'Nb entries. Onions.—lst-, Mrs Easter. Radishes.—lst, Mrs Kenneifley. Tomatoes.—No entries.

SiPECIAL EXHIBITS.

Butter (21bs).—l.Mfs Trethowan; 2, Mrs: Hate (Totara). Home-made Loal of Bread (not less than 21bs). —1, Mrs R.. Dunstan.; 2, Mrs G. Walker; 3, Mrs R. Dunstan. Hlojme-mftdb Stakmesi (sweetl), nob less than six.—1, Mrs Woodward'; 2, Miss Alley (Hikutnia); 3, Mrs Sheph'ejr'd;. Mjiss Wjooldihiani 'higih'Hy) domimended. Home-made Scones (plain.), not less tluvn six.—1, Mi«s : Denby; 2, R.uby Lawson; 3, Miss Ambury. Hosy. Addison very nighly commended. .■Collectidn of "Afternoon; Tea." G'^es.—l,Mi-s W, Patterson. Seed Ca.ke.—l, Mrs 1 Twentyman;' 2. Mrs M. Paul; 3, Mrs Cuitio. Pound Cake.—l. Mrs Currie; 2, Mrs M. Paul; 3, Mrs E. Twentyman. Short Bread.—l, Miss Currie; 2, Miss M. McHutcheson; 3, Miss Riorclan. Miss Denby very highly com- [ mended. Spans© Caka—l, Mrs Clendon; 2, Miss Mollutdiesom. I Manbel Cake—l, Mi>:s Nellie John-* son. Oait Cakes.—li Mrs Mupdbcli. Macairoons.-7-l, Mrs A. Thldrbura. Pikelets.—l, Mrs Haddock. Messrs W. ScWtt and J. Hall judg lied the special exhibits and native c'asses respectively, and expressed . tliiem.iel.ves as well pleased with tha I exhibition.