SUMMER BLOOMS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 446, 11 December 1930, Page 12

SUMMER BLOOMS

BULLS ANNUAL SHOW GOOD PUBLIC PATRONAGE. The annual flower show, run under the auspices of St. Andrew’s and St. Martin’s churches, attracted a large attendance on Monday afternoon, and a good number also attended in the evening, when games and competitions were the chief amusements. > Mr J. Linklater, M.P.. who was intro . duced by the Vicar (Rev B. R. White), I declared the show open, and said that | it was a pleasure to open such a very I fine show, and the excellence of the exhibits surprised him very much, the weather being unfavourable for flower and vegetable growing this spring, and he felt that he must congratulate the exhibitors on the diligence with which they had protected the exhibits against the' rigorous and trying conditions. The show was n credit to the exhibitors and to the secretarial staff, who hail done good work. One feature which appealed to him was the keen competition in the cookcrv classes. It was a uood thing to encourage the rising generation in these arts, as bad cooki.-g was the cause of many domestic disturbances (laughter). Mr Linklater concluded by wishing all the compliments of the season. The prize list was as follows: Pot Plants Judge, Mr F. Mason Begonia, Mrs C. K. Hill; cactus, Mrs E. Watson 1, lona Ellery 2, Ella Ellery 3; fern, Mrs E. Watson; plant in flower, Mrs E- Watson 1, Miss Ellis 2. Boses (Open) Judge, Canon Petrie Ruses, 24, Mrs T. li- Willis 1, F. Mason 2; 12, F. Mason 1, Mrs T. B. W’llis 2; 6, Mrs T. R. Willis 1, 1Mason 2; 1928-29 novelties, F. Mason. Roses (Amateur) Judge, Mr F. Mason A silver challenge cup (value, £lO 10s), and Mrs H. A- Goodall’s special prize of £1 Is. Hoses, 12, Mrs W. M. Tapp; 9, Mr MStewart 1, Mrs E. Willis 2, Mr L. G. Moss 3; 6. Mr L. G. Moss 1, Mrs L. Willis 2, Mrs W. M. Tapp 3; 3, white or cream, Mrs W. M. Tapp 1, Mr LMoss 2, Mr M. Stewart 3; 3, yellow or apricot, Mrs W. M. Tapp .1, Mrs J. J. Mansell 2, Mrs E. Willis 3; 3, red or crimson, Mrs .1. J. Mansell 1, irs . M. Tapp 2, Mrs E. Smith 3; o, pink, Mr M. Stewart 1, Mrs W. M Tapp -, Mrs Aidworth 3; 3, distinct colours, Mrs E. Smith 1, Mr M. Stewart 2 Mrs E. Willis 3; 6, full bloom, Mrs J. J. Mansell 1, Mrs E. Smith 2, Mr MStewart 3; 3 varieties, 1928-29 novelties, Mr M. Stewart 1, Mrs J. J. Mansell 2 and. 3; 6 varieties, decorative or semi-double, Mrs E. Smith 1, Mrs JJ. Mansell 2; 3 varieties, decorative or semi-double, Mr M- Stewart 1, Mrs ESmith 2, Mrs Goodall 3; 6 varieties, single, Mrs Faulding; 3 varieties, single, Mrs Goodall 1, Mrs E. Smith Mr M. Stewart 3; polyanthus, Mrs Faulding; climbing, Flock House; briar, Mrs T. H. Willis 1, Mrs Goodall 2, Mrs E. Smith 3; bunch, single, Mrs T. R- Willis 1 and 2, Miss M. E. Willis 3; bunches, three distinct, Miss M. Willis 1, Mrs E. Willis 2. Miss M. Willis 3; polyanthus, bunch, Mrs T. R. Willis 1 and 2; points prize, Mr M- StewartSpecial Rose Classes 9 Rae Ellery 1; 6, Miss Swainson 1, Rae Ellery 2; 3, Rae Ellery 1, Mrs Sandercock 2, Mrs Swainson 3; 3, white or cream, Rae Ellery 1, Mrs NewtonBroad 2; 3, vellow or apricot, tt. O. Dalrymple 1, Rae Ellery 2; pink, Mrs Newton-Broad 1, Rae Ellery 2, Mrs Swainson 3; red or crimson, Mrs New-ton-Broad 1, K. O. Dalrymple 2; full bloom, Mrs Newton-Broad 1, Mrs E. M. Watson 2, Rae Ellery 3; decorative or semi-double, Mrs Newton-Broad; specimen rose, Flock House 1, Re\. White 2, Mrs Newton-Broad 3; champion bloom (Mr J- McKelvie’s silver vase), Mrs T. R. Willis (“Earl Haigh”); points prize, Rao Ellery). Collection of Flowers Judge, Mr Alan Gibson (Silver challenge cup, and Mrs E- HLevett’s special prize of £1 Is).

12 varieties, Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs J. Howard 2, Mrs M. J. Webby 3; 6 varieties, Mrs Faulding 1. Mrs Goodall 2, Mrs J. McKelvie 3; 10 varieties, flowering shrubs, Mrs J. McKclvi® 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Mrs J. Howard 3; 5 varieties, flowering shrubs, Mrs J. McKelvie 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Mrs J- McKelvie 3; 12 varieties, annuals and biennials, Mrs W. J. Webby 1, Mrs Faulding 2. Mrs J. McKelvie 3; 6 varieties, annuals and biennials, Mrs W. J. Webby ], Mrs J. McKelvie 2, Mrs J. Howard 3; points prize, Mrs ingSweet Peas Judge, Mrs H. J. Duigan Silver challenge cup (value, £lO 10s), and Mrs Swainson’s special prize of £1 Is. 9 varieties, Mrs J. Wills 1, Mrs W. G. Bond 2; G varieties, Mrs J. Wills 1, Mrs W. G. Bond 2; 3 varieties, Mrs J. Wills 1, Mrs W. G. Bond 2 and 3; 3 varieties, pink, Mrs W. G. Bond 1, Mrs J. Wills 2, Mrs Bond 3; 3 varieties, red or orange, Mrs J- Wills 1, Mrs Bond 2; 3 varieties, white or cream, Mrs J. Wills 1. Mrs Bond 2; 3 varieties, crimson, Mrs J. Wills; 3 varieties, blue or lavender, Mrs J. Wills 1, Mrs Bond 2; points prize and cup, Mrs J. Wills (who also won last year). Special Classes Mr I\. W. Dalrymple’s special prize pf 30s 6d. 9 varieties, Mrs R. C- Webby 1, Mrs Sandercock 2, M. Faulding 3; 6 varieties, Mrs E. M. Watson 1, Mrs Sandercock 2, Mrs E. Watson 3; 3 varieties, Mrs McKenzie J, Mrs Fieldhouse 2, Mr H. Trickcr 3; specimen spike. Mrs EM. Watson 1, Mrs R. C. Webby 2, M. Faulding 3; champion spike, Mrs S. McKenzie; points prize, Mrs Watson. Cut Flowers (Class A). Judge, Mr Alan Gibson Points prize, silver vase presented by Mr J. McKelvieAntirrhiniums. 9 varieties, Mrs W. J. Doughty 1, Miss I. Ellery 2; 6 varieties, Miss I. Ellery 1; 3 varieties, Miss P. Price 1, Mrs Aidworth 2, Mrs EM. Watson 3; aquiligea or columbine, 6, Miss Bennett 1; aquiligea, 3, Miss Bennett 1, Mrs Aidworth 2; clematis, 3, Mrs T. R. Willis 1. Mrs E. Willis 2; 6 varieties, Mrs E. Willis 1; cineraria, 6 varieties, Mrs Aidworth 1; 3 varieties, Mrs Aidworth 1, Mrs E. Willis 2, Mrs E. M. Watson 3; delphiniums, 3 varieties, Mrs Sandercock 1; gladioli, Flock House 1, Mrs M. J. Webby 2; gaillardia, Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs M. J. Webby 2; iris, 6 varieties, Mrs E. H. Levett 1 and 2, Mrs Faulding 3; paeony, Mrs E. H. Levett 1 and 2, Mrs Faulding 3; pelargonium, Mrs M. J. Webby I, Flock House 2, Mrs Faulding 3; poppies, annual, Mrs M. J. Webby I. Miss G. Willis 2, Miss Bennett 3; poppies, perennial, Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs Levett 2, Miss G. Willis 3; rhododendrons, Miss G. Willis 1, Mrs J. Howard 2, R. O- Dalrymple 3; Class B Calendula, Mrs C. Anderson 1, Mrs S. Goebel 2; daisies, Mrs Faulding 1; gerbera. Mrs D. J. Willis 1; geraniums, single, Mrs E. M. Watson 1; double, Mrs E. M- Watson .1; ivy, Mrs Faulting 1; nemesia, Mrs H. Tricker 1, Flock House 2, Mrs J. Howard 3; pansies, 9. Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs E. Smith 2; 6 varieties, Mrs E. Smith 1, Mrs Faulding 2; 3 varieties, Mrs E. Smith 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Miss Clare 3; stocks, 10 weeks, Mrs C. Broughton 1, Flock House 2,. Mrs E- M. Watson 3; stocks, Brompton, F. Howard 1; sweet William, Peter Anderson 1 and 2, Mrs F. J. Mansell 3; verbena, 6 varieties. Mrs J. Doughty 1; viola, Mrs L. G. 1 Moss 1, Mrs E. Smith 2, Mrs Faulding 3; viola, 3 varieties, Miss Clare 1, Mr L. G. Moss 2, Mrs E. Smith 3: any other variety, Mrs S. Goebel 1, Flock House 2, Mrs Faulding best novelty, Mrs Faulding 1; points miz '. Mrs Faulding. Decorative Judge, Mrs J. E. Barltrop Points prize, Mrs Howard’s special prizes, 15s and 6s. Lady’s spray, Mrs F. N. Saywell 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Miss M. Goodall 3; hand bouquet. Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs Swainson 2, Mrs Saywell 3; gent’s buttonholes, Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs Swainson 2, Miss M- Goodall 3; lady’s coat posy, Mrs Swainson 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Miss M. Goodall 3; table decorated. no embellishments, Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs F- N. Saywell 2, Mrs Goodall

3; tabic decorated, any embellishments, Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs F. N. Saywell 2, Miss P. Price 3; vase of flowers, Mrs Saywell 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Miss Powles 3; bowl of roses, not less than 6 varieties, Mrs Faulding 1, Miss N. Wilson 2, R. O. Dalrymple 3; bowl of roses, Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs E. M. Watson 2; basket of flowers, Mrs FN. Saywell 1, Mrs Faulding 2, Mrs Watson 3; bowl of flowers, Mrs Faulding I, Miss N. Wilson 2, Miss M. Goodall 3; bowl of sweet peas, Mrs J- H. Russell 1, Mrs Faulding 2; points prize. Mrs Faulding 1, Mrs Saywell 2. Special Classes Tabic decorated, Miss J. Ransom 1, Miss I. Ellery 2; lady’s spray, Miss J. Ransom 1; gent’s buttonholes, Miss J. Ransom 1; lady’s coat posy, Miss J. Ransom 1. Children’s Section (under 16). Judge, Mr J. E. Barltrop Points prize, Miss Ellis’ special, 10s and ss. Gent’s buttonholes, Miss P. Price 1, jC. Faulding 2, Joyce Duncum 3; lady’s spray, Miss P. Price 1,2 and 3; native flowers, L. Faulding 1, Beth Carter 2, P. Price 3; hand bouquet, Miss B. Stevens 1, Miss P. Price 2 and 3; collection cut flowers, Miss B. Stevens 1, Miss P. Price 2, L. Faulding 3; basket of flowers, Miss B. Stevens 1, Miss P. Price 2, L. Faulding 3; points prize, Miss P« Price J, Miss B. Stevens 2. Under 12 Posy bouquet, R. Faulding 1, Betty White 2, Joyce Duncum 3; lady’s spray, Joyce Duncum 1; basket of flowers, Joyce Duncum 1, Joan Mansell 2 and 3. Fruit Judge, Mr J. McKelvie Gooseberries, Mr J- Walker 1, Mrs W- Doughty 2, Geoff. Prichard 3; lemons, I. Ellery 1 and 2; Mrs J. Howard 3; rhubarb, Flock House 1 and 2; collection of fruit, Mrs Faulding 1. Vegetables Judge, Mr J. McKelvie Points prize, Mr R. (Dalrymple's special prize of £1 Is. Asparagus, Mr H. A. Goodall 1 and 2; broad beans, Flock House 1, Mrs Aidworth 2, Mr W. Farrer 3; cabbage, Miss Clare 1, Flock House 2; carrots, Miss Boniface 1, Mrs E. Bond 2; cauliflower, Miss E. Bond 1, Mr A. Klatt 2, Miss Clare 3; cabbage lettuce, Mr H. A. Goodall 1, Mrs E. Bond 2, Mrs JHoward 3; lettuce, cos., R. J. Hanwell 1; peas, Miss Clare 1, Miss Boniface 2, Mrs Homes 3; potatoes, round, Miss N. Young 1, Mr C. Young 2; potatoes, red kidney, Mrs J. H. Jones 1 and 2, Mrs Han well 3; potatoes, white kidney, Mr J. Walker; radishes, long, Mrs Bond 1, H. A- Goodall 2, Mrs R. Hanwell 3; radishes, short, Mrs Hanwell 1, Mr W. Farrer 2, Flock House 3; spring onions, Miss Clare 1, Flock House 2, Mrs Hanwell 3; turnips, Miss Claro 1, Miss Boniface 2, Flock House 3; collection of herbs, Miss Clare 1; collection of vegetables, H. A- Goodall 1, W. Farrer 2; points prize, Miss Clare. Domestic Judge, Mrs W. H. Aidworth Points prize, Mrs T. R. Willis’ special prize, £1 Is. Bread, home-made, Mrs W. Klatt 1; Madiera cake, Mrs Lovell 1, Mrs Fieldhouse 2, Mrs Shrciber 3; fruit cake, Miss Tricker 1, Mrs Fieldhouse 2, Mrs Homes 3; pound cake, Mrs Shrciber 1 and 2, Mrs Fieldhouse 3; sponge sandwich, Miss M. Wills 1, Mrs Bowen 2, ■Miss Tricker 3; sponge roll, Mrs Klatt I, Mrs Fieldhouse 2 and 3; gingerbread, Mrs Fieldhouse 1, Mrs Shrciber 2, Miss Tricker 3; scones, Mrs Lovell 1, Mrs Fieldhouse 2, Mrs Shrciber 3; pikelets. Miss Tricker 1, Mrs Lovell 2, Mrs Fieldhouse 3; oatina biscuits, Miss Tricker 1, "Mrs Fieldhouse 2, Mrs F. J. Mansell 3; child’s lunch, Mrs Fieldhouse 1; butter, dairy, Mrs Homes 1, Miss Tricker 2; hen eggs, Mrs Fieldhouse 1, Mrs J- Howard 2, Miss Tricker 3; points prize, Mrs Fieldhouse. School Section Class 1, Russell Richardson (Ohakea) 1, Ellen Cockburn (Ohakca) 2, Peter Innes (Bulls) 3; class 2, George Walker (Ohakea) 1, Winifred Hannah (Bulls) 2, Russell Harper (Bulls) 3; class 3, Geoff. Gower (Marton D.H-S.) 1, Eva Wasson (Marton D-H.S.) 2, (Continued at foot of next column).

Melville Hunt (Marton D.H.S.) 3; class 6, Cuthbert Palmer (Ohakea) 1, Mysie Anderson (Ohakea) 2, Roy Nielson (Marton D.H.S.) 3; class 7, C- Sladden (St. Stephen’s) 1, Noel Ingram (Ohakea) 2, Phil. Rayner (Marton D-H.S.) 3; class 8, Hector McLean (Marton D.H.S-) 1, Don Robins (Bulls) 2, Mona Davis (Bulls) 3; special prizes, Noel Cockburn (Ohakea) 1, Nathalie Capstick (Ohakca) 2; class 9, Les. Hamer (Martun D.H.S-) .1, Keu Nielson (Marlon D.H.S.) 2, Sophie Lambert (St. Stephen’s) 3; class 10, Noel Cockburn (Ohakea) 1, Oswald Keystone (Marton D.H.S-) 2, Don Robins (Bulls) 3; class .11, lona Ellery (Ohakea) .1, Dorothy Gower (St. Stephen’s) 2, James Webby (Bulls) 3; points prize, Ohakca 27, Marton D-H.S. 23, Bulls 10, St. Stephen’s 6-