FLOWER SHOW.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20544, 20 February 1935, Page 7

FLOWER SHOW.

Third Annual Fixture at Fendalton. The third anmnil Fendalton flower show was held In the St Barnabas schoolroom to-day. Th«* dry spell resulted in entries being 430 ?s against 530 last year. The main decrease was in the gladioli section. These flowers bloomed much earlier than usual. The decorated bowls and vases were outstanding. The show was opened by Mrs F. M. Warren, and will continue this evening and to-morrow. The proceeds are in aid of the Home Mission Funds. The judges were:—Gladioli, dahlias, cut flowers, fruit and vegetables, Messrs H. L. Darton and M. J. Barnett; cookery, Miss Rennie; needlework, Mrs M. E. Lyons; children’s drawings, Mr H. F. Penlington; decorative, Mrs E. L. King and Mrs Arthi*r Stewart. The prize list was as follows: JTruit. Apples, dessert (4) —F. P. Beckett 1. T. D. Harman 2. Culinary (5)—J. E. Yates 1 and 2. One variety, dessert (7) —J. E. Yates 1, T. Evans 2. Culinary (10) —J. E. Yates 1 and 2. Pears (5) —F. P. Beckett 1, C. J. Maddren 2. Peaches (6) —G. M. Perrott 1, C. J. Maddren 2. Nectarines (8) —T. Chapman 1, L. T. K. Allison 2. Plums (4) T. Evans 1, F. P. Beckett 2. Tomatoes (24)—L. T. K. Allison 1, T. H. Beckett 2, Miss Harman v h c. Vegetables. Potatoes, three varieties (1) —J. .T. Cain 1. One variety (4) —J. J. Cain I. T. D. Harman 2. PeHS (2)—F. B. Mulholland 1 and 2. Rhubarb (6) H. C. Hurst 1. Rev F. B. Redgrave 2. Cabbage (3)—F. B. Mulholland 1 and 2. Pumpkin (4) —R. H. Baldwin 1. Mrs E. J. Chennell 2. Marrow (10) R. H. Baldrom 1, T. H. Bruce 2. Cucumber (6) —J. E. Yates 1 and 2. Beet (9) —T. Chapman 1, F. B. Mulholland 2. Carrots (7)—T. Evans 1, F. B. Mulholland 2. Parsnips (5) —H. C. Hurst 1, T. Evans 2. Turnips (3) J. J. Cain 1, F. B. Mulholland 2. Beans (7) —J. J. Cain 1, T. Evans 2. Dwarf beans (5) —J. J. Cain 1. F. B. Mulholland 2. Lettuce (5) —Mrs E. J. Chennells 1, J. .T. Cain 2. Onions (2) —Mrs E. Ashby 1, Miss AT. K. Boulnois 2. Collection of vegetables (4) —J. J. Cain 1, Airs Aleares 2. Domestic. Fruit cake (1) —Airs F. B. Redgrave 2. Ginger (2)—Airs T. Evans 1, Mrs F. B. Redgrave 2. Sponge (5) —Mrs E. T. Stock 1, Mrs Gourlay 2, Alias Inman v h c. Nut bread (1) —Airs F. B. Redgrave 1. Jam sponge sandwich (6)—Mrs C. E. Evans 1, Mrs E. P. Stock 2, Miss E. G. Fauze v h e. Shortbread (s)—Miss Fauze 1, Mrs L. T. K. Allison 2. Airs O. Perrott v h e. Plain scones (7)—Airs Harris 1, Miss P Wright 2, Mrs R. Hamilton v h c. Mixed cakes (I)—Aliss P. Wright 1. Biscuits (1) —Mrs L. T. K. Allison 1. Savouries (1) —Miss D. Redgrave 1. Jam (37) —Aliss F. Sheard 1, Mrs T. Evans 2, Mrs G. Perrott v h c. Preserved fruit (S)—AT iss F. Sheard 1, Mrs L. Stevens 2. Mrs G. Perrott v h o. Marmalade (2)—Airs A. French Wright I, Mrs C. E. Evans 2. Child’s frock, knitted (2) —Allison Gourlav 1. Pair of socks (1) —Airs .7 E. Yates 1. Pullover or cardigan (S)-MI«« P Wrlgrht 1, Hire r. K. Evans 2. Plain sewing (3)—Aliss L. Moore 1, Allison Gourlay 2. Colbuured fancy work (9) —Miss C. Mulcock 1. Miss Allison 2, Miss Al. Kesteven v h c. White (4)—Alias C. Mulcock 1, Mrs C. E. Evans 2. Kettle holder (under eight years) (2)—Beatrice Hamilton 1, Joyce Matthews 2. Trv cloth, tinder sixteen (2) —Miss Joan Hughes 1. Miss L. AToore 2. Map of New Zealand, under sixteen (3)—Miss R. Hamilton 1.