ROSE SHOW.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 934, 2 December 1933, Page 32 (Supplement)

ROSE SHOW.

Display at Kaiapoi. The rose show conducted by St Bar-' tholomew’s Church, Kaiapoi, was held in the Orange Hall yesterday afternoon. There were large entries in most sections and an excellent display of roses and other flowers. The champion bloom of the show was exhibited by Mr L. Stead, Ouruhia, who won a cup for most points in the flower section. The floral exhibits were judged by Mr VST. Jones the needlework by Mrs L. B. Evans and Miss N. Kutley, the cookery by Miss A. Young, the home industries by Mrs FT Cox and the writing and drawing by Messrs D. G. Wilson and L. Billeliff. The following were in charge of the stalls:—Sweets, Mesdames L. Giles and K. Hoyle: pot plants, Mrs J. A. Mealings; bran tub, Mrs H. Arps; cake and afternoon tea, Mrs H. Hutchinson. tiJ Sll ° w .i wa n formally opened bv the Rev w - H - A. Vickery. The awards were as follows; Roses and Cut Flowers. Oer T s Z V Rov t C? L. J ' s*x ArpsT Th/ee" vaJieiiel 1 e of d n. Arps 1, 1.. Stead 2. One rose any colour or variety—Rev C. L. Sparrow rosel'A stS', iS , 2 \, Two var *cLes red L. Stead T, Mrs 11. Arps 9 Two varieties pink roses—L. Stead i. Rev S F rro ' v 2. Two varieties white Bea e uUfying Associat^n™7 inß: - Association 1. One vase tlfying AsSTCiati Steat 2 T T apoi ?eausweet pe^s—M'rs?" Griffiths*], LYsimS , * ll varieties sweet peas—Rev C L. Sparrow 1, L. Stead 2. One varietv FlHs t 2 Pe FoT'rT;,. F V^.Griffiths 1 Mrs B. V 'rl -• 1 our , val •eties geraniums—Mrs J. Thompson 1, Mrs G. Collister 2. Two RlcF 6tiei ii R:e . raniunis —Mrs G. Collister 1. lister ]° U f C of 9 stock s— Mrs G. Co 1 - 2 lrS Thre? viV'T' K ?, eV C ' T “ S W™W 2. Il.ree varieties viola—J. Hirst 1 and £ r-. e J : i „ tleS .." ariS - v — T - Tticl] 1, Mrs F. Guffiths 2. Vase of Iceland poppies —Mrs B. Kills 1. Miss Tt. Harper 2. *• ase nemesia—Airs G. Collister 1, Miss Hamel 2. Vase of any other flower— Mrs J. Anderson 1. Mrs E. Clothier 2. Pot Plants. Asparagus fern—.l. Hirst 1, Mrs P Mrs G S C^ilisfer y i.° ther f ° HaE ° pUnt ~ Decorative. ReanHf-fT U i Ch »• Kaiapoi J->eautif> mg Association 2. Bowl of nnv other flowers—. Mrs P. Griffiths 1, Mrs Mr;/'G. Col] I ster S U Cffi,is°t"TT Mrs F - Griffiths 1. Mrs rruit and Vegetables. Potatoes—J. Hirst 1. Peas—Mrs F Griffiths !, Mrs F. Griebel 2. Broad beans—Mrs F. Griebel 1. Lettuce Mrs £Jz oU l S KV; 1 l Mrs F Griffiths 2. Cabbage—J. Hirst 1 and 2. Carrots—J Elimers 1. Collection of six kinds of ’vegetables—Mrs F. Griffiths 1, J. Hir«t 2 Gooseberries—Mrs Hurd 1. Mrs T. ‘Murray 2. Children’s Cookery. Hale loaf—T. B. Mealings 1, A Hutchinson 2. Biscuits—Miss Smith 1. Home-made sweets—Miss J. Smith 1, Miss T. B. Mealings 2. Children’s Decorative Section. Gentleman’s buttonhole—F. Collister ‘V 2 - Decorative" basket row fl ’ WerS —Miss H. Smith 1, P. SparHome Industries. Home-made butter—Mrs J. Smith 1 Mrs Oram 6 2~ Mrs T - Murray li Adult Needlework. MiY° r £ ed w apron ~T Mi ? s K - Murray 1, Ha r por 2 * White, embroidered l™>cloth —Miss A. Harper T. Coloured embroidered supper-cloth—Miss M Clark 1 and 2. Duchesse set—Miss M." iv’fv= Ir T "g S ;?u P i O, \ r 2 ' Knitted garment — Mrs J Smith 1, Miss M. Clark 2. Pair knitted socks—Mrs Hurd l, Mrs J. Smith 2. Worked cushion—Mrs J. t^°% mP TVT° n li 3 -t 2 * , Crochet work (cotton)—Mrs Hurd 1. Airs Hutson 2. Children’s Needlework and Art. Worked apron—L. El liners 1, Miss D. Holland 2. Best article made from a sugar bag—Miss H. Cross 1. Miss D. Holland 2. Knitted garment—Miss B. Hart 1, Miss A. Hutchinson 2. Writing (under eleven years)—Lionel Oram 1. Writing (under fourteen j’ears) Phyllis Shaw 1, Doreen Stark 2. Freehand drawing—Phyllis Shaw 1 and 2. Crayon drawing (under eleven years)—Lionel Oram 1 and 2. Meccano model—V. Williams 1, R. Stead 2.