CUT FLOWERS.

Wanganui Chronicle, 28 November 1901, Page 2

CUT FLOWERS.

Antirrhinums, three. —E. G. Alderson 1, Mrs. S. Austin 2. Antirrhinums, twelve.—A. D. Willis 1. Carnations, six.—Miss Parsons 1, Mrs. Earle 2. Columbines, three.—Mrs. White 1. Mrs. Earle 2. Columbines, collection. —Mrs. White 1. Fuschia, three, single.—Mrs. Frethey 1, Mrs. S. Austin 2. Fuschia., three, double.—(Mrs. Frethey Dianthus, collection.—Mrs. McLean 1. delphinium.—Rev. A. O. Williams 1, Mrs. Wood 2. Gladioli.—Mrs. Haas© lj E. C. Aiderson 2. «■ Iris.—Rev. A. 0. Williams 1, Mrs. White 2, Miss Blyth h.c. Lilies.—Mrs. C." W. Povnter 1, Mrs. Earle 2. Geranium.—Mrs. Earle 1, Mrs. Frethey 2. . Nasturtiums.—A. D. Willis 1. Pansies, six.—Miss G. Willis 1, A. D. Willis 2, Mrs. C. B. Eaird .h.c. and c. Miss Willis c. . Pansier, twelve.—A. D. Willis 1,. C. B. Laird 2, Miss Willis b.c. Pelargoniums.—Mrs. Salet 1, Mrs. Maclean 2. Phlox, perennial.—A. D. Willis. Petunia, single.—A. D. Willis 1. Mrs. Frethey 2. Petunia, double.—C. Walker 1. Pentstemons, one.—Mrs. Frethev 1, A. I P. Willis 2. " Peony. —R. D'Anvers 1 and 2. Poppies.—Mifis Liffiton 1, Mrs. F. Webb-Jones 2. Rhododendrons. —R. D'Anvers 1. Rose, three varieties.—Mrs.- Earle 1, Mr*. 0. B.hiiitd 2. • . ' . Roses, six.—G. Walker 1, Mrs. Frethey Roses, twelve.—Mrs. J. G. Wilson 1, Mrs. Hill 2. Roses, coljeption, tea. —Mrs. Earle 1. Rowes, collection*—G. W\olker I. Roses best six budsi^-Mrs. Earle 1, Mrs. J. Randal 2. Sweet Peas.—Miss' Jilythe 1 Mrs. Hill Collection.—T. Harrison 1, Mrs. White 2. Stock, one.—Rev. A. 0. Williams 1. Mrs. F. Webb-Jones 2. Stocks, three.—Mrs. Bowen 1. A. D. AVillisl 2. Sweet William.—A. D. Willis 1, Mrs. Crowley 2. Verbenas.—Mrs. Earle 1, Mrs. F. WebbJones 2.