SUMMER BLOOMS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 288, 4 December 1929, Page 8

SUMMER BLOOMS

ANGLICAN FLOWER SHOW DISPLAY AT HUNTERVILLE The annual Anglican Flower Show was held at Huntervillo on Tuesday, when there was a good attendance and a fine display of flowers. Tho stalls were well stocked and good business resulted. The Rev. C. R. Krceft made a most efficient secretary and he was assisted by Mr E. L. Ironmonger and Mrs G, A. Watt. A large ana energetic committee worked hard pnd made each individual task comparatively easy Officials Cut flowers.—Judge, Mrs C. H. E. Rhodes. Stewards: Messrs Channings and A. H. Rhodes. Decorative.—Judge, Mrs Rhodes. Steward: Mrs J. Perry. Fruit, etc.—Judge, Mrs W. F. Stevens. Steward, Miss Bowick. Home Industries: Judges, Mesdames K. Stevens and Thced. Stewards, Mesdames Mair and Grey. Industrial. —Judges, Mesdames T. G. Harpur and; Crooke. Stewards, Miss Earle and Miss O. Powell. School Work.—Judge. Mr Leon Wilson. Steward Mrs Lyall. Stall-Holders Sewing. —Mesdames Lloyd Hammond, Harvey, Mair and Lyall. Fancy—Miss Lawson and Mrs Swainson. Produce.—Mrs T. U. L. Powell and Mrs P. Weston. Sweets and Cakes. —Mesdames McRae, II Fox and Smith. Bran Tub.—Mrs Cunningham. Tea Room. —Mesdames Hunt and G. Stratford. Left Parcels. —Misses T. Barnes and N. Horn. Cut Flowers. Roses, 6 named. —Mrs Afldworth 1, Mrs C Bartlett 2. Three-named: Mrs Aidworth 1. Six unnamed: Mrs C. Bartlett 1, Mrs Aidworth 2. Cream: Mrs W, Stevens 1. Pink: Mr J. Howie 1, Mrs Faulding 2. Rambler: Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs Aidworth 2. White: Mrs Faulding 1. Single: Mrs Faulding 1. Specimen: Mrs C. Bartlett 1, Mrs Aidworth 2. Full bloom (6): Mrs W. Stevens 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Mr J. Howie h.c. 3 full bloom: Mr J. Howie 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Champion rose: Mr J. Howie. Snapdragon (3): Airs Faulding 1 Mrs A. W. Coleman 2. Snapdragon collection: Mr J. Howie 1, Mrs Lyall 2. Geraniums single: Mrs W. Stevens 1 and 2. Geraniums, double: Mrs W. Stevens 1 and. Pansies, plain: Mrs Henderson 1 and 2. Pansies, crimped edges: Airs Henderson 1, Mrs Colman 2. Sweet peas, collection: Airs W. Watt 1, Mrs W .Faulding 2. Sweet peas (6): Mrs W Faulding 1, Airs C. Bartlett 2. Iceland poppies.—Airs A. W. Coleman 1, Airs J. Howie 2. Stocks: Mrs L Hammond 1. Airs W. Faulding 2. Eschscholtsia: Airs Faulding 1 and 2*. Sweet William, collection: Jack Goodwin 1, Dorothy Goodwin 2. Sweet William (2): Dorothy Goodwin 1, Airs Aldworr.b 2. Violas: Mrs T. Stewart 1 Airs Bartlett 2. Verbena: Mrs T. G. Taylor 1, Airs Henderson 2. Aquillegia: Airs Henderson 1, Mrs W. Coleman 2. Delphinium: Airs W. Faulding 1 Mrs P Weston 2. Neinesias: Mrs T. G Taylor 1, Airs Harrc 2. Rhododendrons: Airs Aidworth 1, Alias D. Lambert 2» Cut flowers: Afrs L. Hammond 1, Mrs Roper 2, Mrs Faulding h.c. Cut shrubs (12-: Miss D. Lambert 1, Airs Faulding 2. Cut shrubs (collection: Miss D. Lambert 1. Points prize (Rhodes Cup): Mrs Faulding. Local points prize: Mr J. Howie. Decorative Bowl of Roses: Aliss B. Thced 1, Mrs C. Bartlett 2. Posy: Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs B. Thced 2. Bridal bouquet: Airs W. Faulding 1, Airs C, Bartlett 2. Vase of sweet peas: Airs W. Faulding 1. Bowl of flowers: Mrs W. Faulding 1 and h.c., Aliss Goodall 2. Vase of flowers: Mrs W. Faulding 1, Mrs C. Bartlett 2. Buttonholes: Mrs W. Faulding 1 and h.c., Aliss Goodall 2. Basket of flowers: Mrs Faulding 1. Table decorated: Mrs D. Simpson 1, Mrs Faulding 2. Points prize: Mrs W. Faulding. Children 14 and under.—Bowl of flowers: Rex Faulding 1, Miss Pat Cunnigham 2. Button hole: Phyllis Miller 1, Jean Shackleton 2. Ladies’ spray: Phyllis Aliller 1. Basket of flowers: Phyllis Aliller 1, Aliss Pat Cunningham 2. Buttonhole: Phyllis Phyllis Miller 1. Landscape gardening: Lloyd Nation 1, Goring Yelverton 2. Fruit Gooseberries: Sran Lock 1, Afrs Roper 2, Mrs L. Hammond h.c. Rhubarb: Ethel Dalziell 1, Mr A. Charles 2. Strawberries: Mrs Aidworth 1. Air M. Ross 2. Lemons: Miss Al. S. Taylor 1 and 2. Vegetables Broad beans: Alarion Horn 1, Airs L. Hammond 2. Peas: David, Graham 1, Mrs C. Stratford 2 and h.c. Cabbage: Mrs W. Faulding 1, Afrs L. Hammond 2. Cauliflowers: Airs L. Hammond 1. Lettuce: Miss D Lambert 1, Mrs S. A. R. Afair 2. Radishes (long): Mrs Partridge 1. Radishes (round): Jimmy Coleman 1. Turnips: Afrs L. Hammond 1, Mrs Partridge 2. Onions: A. Rae 1. Potatoes (round): Mr Voyce 1, M r S. A. F. Mair 2. Silver beet: Mrs L Hammond 1. Carrots: A. Rae 1. Collection vegetables: Afrs L. Hammond 1, Mrs Roper 2. Points prize: Mrs L. Hammond. Home Industries Bread: Airs AlcAtillan 1, Airs Partridge 2, Airs Roper h.c. Nut loaf: Mrs Partridge 1, Mrs Roper 2. Bread, billy: Mrs Roper 1 and 2. Scones: Airs Roper f and 2. Sausage Rolls: Airs A. Gordon 1, Mrs Roper 2. Ginger Bread: Mrs A .Gordon .1, Airs Roper 2. Madeira Cake: Airs Roper 1 t Afrs AlcAlillan 2. Fruit cake (rich): Mrs Roper I, Mrs Yelverton 2. Fruit cake (plain): Miss W. Afair 1. ' Iced cake: Aliss O. Powell 1. Decorated cake: Mrs Roper 1, Miss O. Powell 2. Sponge sandwich: Mrs Butement 1, Mrs Coleman 2. Sponge roll: Airs A. Gordon .1, Miss N.. Tully 2. Small cakes: Mrs P. Weston 1. Mrs Partridge 2. Biscuits: Mrs P.Weston 1 and 2. Shortbread: Mrs Horne 1, Mrs C. J. Powell 2. Pikelets: Mrs W. G. Cunningham 1, Afiss K. Coleman 2. Aferingues: Mrs Roper 1 and 2. Cream puffs: Mrs Roper 1 and 2. Jam tarts: Afrs Roper 1. Plum pudding: Miss W. Afair 1, Airs Roper 2. Sweets: Airs Roper 1, Miss E. Folia 2. Coconut icc: Miss E. Follas 1, Airs Roper 2. Jam: Mrs Roper 1 and 2. Jelly: Mrs Roper 1 and 2. Afarmalade: Mrs Roper 1, Mrs Mair 2. Chutney: Airs Roper 1 and 2. Tomato, sauce: Airs G. Alcßae 1 and 2. Pickles: Airs Roper 1 and 2. Butter: Philip Weston 1, Airs W. Howie 2. Soap: Mrs

Cunningham 1, Airs Lyall 2. Hen eggs: Airs Roper 1 and 2. Duck eggs: Airs Butement 1 Afr s Roper 2. Points prize: Airs P. Weston. Hammond Cup: Mrs Roper. Children 15 and Under Scones: Mavis Aforrison 1, Nancy Follas 2. sponge sandwich: Nancy Todd 2; toffee: Nancy Follas 1, Katie Dukeson 2; sweets: Nancy Follas 1. .12 and Under Toffee: Bobby Coleman 1, Jessie Gordon 2; sweets: Jessie Gordon 1, Bobby Coleman 2. Knitting Babys’ frock: Airs Alcßae 1, Airs Yelverton 2; baby’s coat: Airs A. S. Meads 1, Airs Roper 2; baby’s bonnet: Airs Yelverton 1, Afrs AV. Bowick 2; baby’s pettipoat: Airs Lyall 1, Airs Yelverton 2; baby’s booties: Airs AlcRae 1; baby’s vest: Airs Lyall 1, Mrs Alcßae 2; baby’s pilchers: Airs Yelverton 1, Afrs Lyall 2. socks: Airs Alcßae 1, Airs Lyall 2. Crochet Petticoat: Airs Yelverton 1, Airs Roper 2; baby’s coat: Mrs Yelverton I, Miss Coltman 2; baby’s bonnet: Airs J. McDonell 1; crochet, fine: Airs Eng 1, Aliss L. Coleman 2; crochet, coarse: Airs AV. Watt 1, Miss Hunt 2; cushion: Airs W. Watt 1 and 2; tea cosy cover: Aliss Butement 1, Aliss W o Mair 2; eyelet hole embroidery, fine: Miss AL 8. Taylor 1, Mrs Alcßae 2; duchess set Afrs Mcßae 1 and 2. table centre: Airs Mcßu<t 1, Aliss N. McConnell 2; apron on calico: Aliss L. James 1, Miss E. Follas 2; apron coloured: Airs Alcßae 1, Mrs Gillan 2; bedspread: Aliss C. Butement 1, Miss O. Powell 2; guest towel: Airs Butement 1, Aliss Joan AlcConnell 2; handkerchief: Aliss ID. AlcConnell 1, Airs AV. Watt 2; infant’s frock: Airs G. Alcßae 1, Aliss Q. Powell 2; cross-stitch cloth: Airs W. Smith 1; tray cloth: Mrs Mcßae 1, Aliss Hunt 2. lazy daisy: Airs Yelverton 1, Airs Butement 2, Airs W. AVatt h.c.; nightdress: Mrs Fulton 1, Miss Earle 2; Fuji nightdress: Aliss Al. Long 1, Aliss N. McConnell 2; initials: Aliss Al. S. Taylor 1 and 2; supper cloth, white: Airs W. Watt 1, Afiss E. Al. Hines 2; supper cloth, colour: Miss Earle 1, Aliss R. Higgins 2; petticoat: Enid Wheeler 1, Airs Alcßae 2; plain sewing: Mrs Alcßae 1, Mrs A. Bowick 2; applique work: Miss C. Perry 1, Airs AV. AVatt 2. d’oyley: Aliss A. Long 1, Airs i Alcßae 2; tray cloth: Miss E. Al. Hines 1, Miss Hunt 2, Airs W. AVatt h.c.; novelty bag: Aliss E. Follas 1; points prize: Airs G. Alcßae. Children, 15 and under. Hand sewing: Enid Wheeler 1 and 2. Fancy wark: Nancy Follas 1, Enid Wheeler 2. Buttonholes: Enid Wheeler 1 and 2. Darned sock: Enid Wheeler 1 and 2. Duchess set: Enid Wheeler 1 and 2. Nightdress: Vera Shackleton 1, Mary Coleman 2. Children, 12 and under. Plain sewing: Alavis Alorrison 1, A’era Shackleton 2. Fancy work: Aliss D. McConnell 1, Ruth Weston 2. Tea towel: Miss D. McConnell 1, Irene Todd 2. Darned sock: Pat Cunningham 1, Mavis Alorrison 2. Doll’s knitted jumper: Connie AlcDonell 1, Nada Partridge 2. School Children. Writing.—Primers: Trevor Stace 1, Jack Nottage 2, Joan Peters 3. Standard I and II: Noeline Cosgrave 1, Isabel Smith 2, Kezia Partridge 3. Standards 111. and IV.: Noeline Leary 1, Dorothy AlcDonnell 2. Standards V. and VI: Vera Shackleton 7, Zita Harvey 2, Thelma Stewart 3. Drawing.— Primers: Jack Nottage .1, Trevor State 2, Joan Peters 3. Standard I: Jean Moir 1, Lionel Down 2. Standard II.; Walter Down 1, Tohau Potaka 2. Standards 111. and IA r : Eva Down 1, Harold Stewert 2, Rangi Down 3. Standard's V. and VI.: Thomas Down 1, A’era Shackleton 2, Connie AlcDonell. Special trophies.—Airs Lloyd Hammond’s Cup for points in E and G.— Afrs R-oper. Points in Children’s Classes: Aliss E. Wheeler. Alost entries in Show: Airs Roper.