FURTHER AWARDS.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20296, 4 May 1934, Page 11

FURTHER AWARDS.

Annual Chrysanthemum Show. Additional special awards in connection with the Canterbury Horticultural Society’s chrysanthemum show, which opened in the old Art Gallery yesterday, were:—New Zealand Institute of Horticulture Challenge Cup, for most outstanding exhibit, Mr L. J. Moore. Sutton Cup, for most points in vegetables, Mr lan Morton. Prize-winners in the open vegetable class were: Collection, twelve kinds (I)—Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1. Six kinds (3)—Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1, I*. Morton 2, Mrs L. Lewis v h c. Potatoes <6)—W. J. Jenkins 1, Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 2. I. Morton v h c. Thi<-e varieties (8) W. J. Jenkins 1. Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 2, I. Morton v h <•. Nine varieties (3) —Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1, R. G. Gawler 2. C. K. Ingold v h r. Six varieties, white (24—Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1. C. K. Ingold 2. Other than white (2) 1. Morton 1, C. K. Ingold 2. One variety, white (II)—I. Morton 1. W. J. Jenkins 2, J. J. Cain v h c. One variety, any other coloi.*r (11) —W. J. Jenkins 1. C. K. Jngold 2, J. J. Cain v h c. Onions. Brown Spanish (11)—H. J. Watts 1 and 2, W. G. C. Beumelberg v h c. Any other variety (17)—Sir It. Heaton Rhodes 1 and 2. XV. G. C. Beumelbcrg v h c. Heaviest (3)—Sir R. Heaton Rhodes J, XV. R. Toon 2. Marrows, keeping (7) —Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1, 1. Morton 2, W. R. Toon v h c. Heaviest (4) —I. Morton 1. J. Byfteld 2. Sir R. Heaton Rhodes vh c. One pumpkin (8) —I. Morton 1, W. G. C. Beumelberg 2, Mrs Llngham v h c. Squash (2) —l. Morton 1. Custard variety Cl)—l*. Morton 1. Heaviest (5) —I. Morton 1 and v h c, A. S. Hunt 2. Two cabbages. Savoys (3)—A. S. Hunt 3, T. Morton 2 and v h c. Red (2)—l. Morton 1 and 2. Three lettuce (6) —A. G. Rawlinson 1 and 2, W. Le Comte v h c. Six parsnips (14)—I. Morton 1. H. J. Watts 2, W. R. Toon 3, A. S. Hunt v h c. Carrots, long (B)—W. R. Toon 1, H. J. Watts 2, R G. Gawler v h c. Short (17)—W. M. Graham 1. W. R. Toon 2. A. G. Rawlinson v h e. Turnips (2) J. J. Cain 1. Beet, turnip-rooted (10) —J. J. Cain 1 and 2, W. R. Toon v h c Long red (8) —J. J. Cain 1. W M. Graham 2, I. Morton v h c. Celery, red (3)—H. Williams 1. Any other variety (6)—A. S. Hunt 1. W. Le Comte 2. Leeks (4)— XV. M. Graham 1, C. C. Smith 2. Brussels sprouts (1 )—I Morton 1. Any other vegetable (7)—A. G. Rawlinson 1. Mrs E. Jorard 2. Col lection, for beginners (2)—J. Byfield 1, C. K. Ingold 2. Special competition for competitors in the Unemployed Garden Allotments Scheme—Collection of vegetables, six kinds (15)—H. J. Watts 1. R. W. Munro 2. J. Byfleld v h c. G. Lewis h <•