RANGIWAHIA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 230, 29 September 1931, Page 3

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BULB AND PRODUCE SHOW. The sixth annual bulb and produce show was held in the hall on Saturday afternoon, but owing to the inclemency of the weather and lateness of the season, the display of bulbs was very poor, although entries in the other classes were as good as usual. The show was declared open during the afternoon by the president, Mr. J. Watt, who apologised for the absence of the Hon. J. Cobbe, who was unable to be present. In the evening the programme consisted of competitions and dancing.

Spring Bulbs and Flowers (judge, Mr F. Mason). —Trumpets, three var., one of each, E. H. Haythorne 1; trumpet, 1 bloom: Miss V. Hore 1; Incomparabilis, three var., one of each: E. H. Haythorne 1 and 2; Poeticas, three var.: E. H. Haythorne 1; Poetaz Narcissi, three var.,: E. H. Haythorne 1; double Daffodils, three var.: E. H. Haythorne 1; spring bulbs, six var., two of each: E. H. Haythorne; champion bulb: E. H. Haythorne 1 and 2. Primroses, Cowslips, Oxslips, etc., collection: Mrs McKenzie 1. Polyanthus, Primroses, collection: Mrs. McKenzie 1, Mrs. Fraser 2; Violas, collection: Miss A. McKenzie 1 and 2; points prize, Mr. E. Haythorne (for bulbs); points prize, spring flowers: Mrs. McKenzie. Decorative (judge Mrs. Baltrop). — Shoulder posy: Miss A. Hore 1; shower bouquet: Mrs Haythorne; round bouquet: Mrs. E. H. Haythorne 1 and 2; buttonholes: Miss A. Hore 1; lady’s spray: Miss A. Hore 1; basket of spring flowers: Mrs. E. H. Haythorne 1. Miss A. McKenzie 2; basket of primroses: Miss A. McKenzie 1. Miss A. Hore 2; basket of bulbs: Miss McKenzie 1; vase of Narcissi: Mrs. Haythorne 1, Miss McKenzie 2; table decorations (for those who have never won a first prize): Miss A. Hore 1; table decorations (open): Miss McKenzie 1. Miss A. Hore 2; points prize: Mrs. Haythorne; Mrs. Haythorn’e trophy: Mrs. V. Hore; Mrs. Meads’ trophy: Miss A. McKenzie.

Children’s Class.—Bouquet: Miss A. Hore; bowl of flowers: Esme Smith 1, Elsie Hore 2; buttonholes (three): Jean McMillan 1 and 2; lady’s spray: Jean McMillan 1, Elsie Hore 2; table decorations: Miss Elsie Hore 1; toffee: Robin Goulden 1; Turkish delight: Elsie Hore 1; cocoanut ice: Elsie Hore 1; Mr. Haythorne’s trophy: Miss E. Hore. Points prize: Miss E. Hore. Home-made sweets (judge Mr J. E. Whitehead). —Cocoanut ice: Miss V. Hore 1. Mrs. A. Hall 2; Turkish delight: Mrs. A. C. Hall 1 and 2, Miss V. Hore 3; plain toffee: Miss A. Boshier 1; Mrs. A. C. Hall 2 and 3; date creams: Mrs. A. C. Hall 1 and 2, Miss V. Hore 3; points prize. Mrs A. C. Hall. Home Industries (judge Mr. Whitehead). —Marmalade: Mrs F. Hancock 1. Mrs. J. Thompson 2; chutney: Mrs J. Thompson 1; mixed pickles: Mrs. J. Thompson 1; dairy butter: Mrs. F. G. Billett 1; hen eggs: Mrs. F. J. Saywell 1; pikelets: Mrs. Monk 1,2 and 3. Gems: Mrs McMillan 1; girdle scones: Mrs Haythorne 1 and 2; oven scones: Mrs. J. Thompson 1, Miss G. Morgan 2, Mrs. J. Rose 3; home-made bread: Mrs. W*. Boshier 1, Mrs. J. Thompson 2; home-made bread (compressed yeast): Mrs. A. Tompkins 1, Miss G. Morgan 2 and 3: sponge sandwich: Mrs. Smith 1. Mrs. F. J. Savwell 2. Mrs. J. Rose 3; sponge roll: Mrs. J. Rose 1 and 3, Mrs. Saywell 2; cream puffs: Mrs. J. Rose 1 and 2; shortbread: Mrs. Haythorne 1 and 3; Miss G. Morgan 2; jam tarts: Mrs. Fraser 1, Miss G. Morgan £ and 3; sausage rolls: Miss G Morgan 1, Mrs. J. H. Thompson 2. Mrs. A. Tompkins 3; Madeira cake: Mrs J. Thompson 1; rich fruit cake: Mrs; A. Morgan 1, Mrs. J. Thompson 2, Mrs. Saywell 3; gingerbread: Mrs. J. Thompson 1, Mrs. A. Tompkins 2; gingernuts: Mrs. J. Thompson 1 and 2; plum pudding: Mrs. J. Thompson 1, Mrs. Haythorne 2; sultana cake: Mrs. J. Thompson 1, Mrs. Saywell 2, Miss G. Morgan 3; Mr. Monks’ prize: Mrs. W. Boshier; Mr. D. McGregor’s prize: Mrs. J. Thompson; Hodder and Tolley’s prize: Mrs. J. Thompson; Messrs Meads and Cooper’s trophy: Mrs. J. Thompson; Feilding Sash and Doojr’s trophy: Miss G. Morgan. Sewing Class (judge Mrs A. H. Morgan).—Baby’s prettiest frock: Mrs. W. Fraser 1; prettiest cushion: Miss Wood 1, Miss Sim 2, Miss Fagan 3; coloured embroidery on coloured material: Mrs. Fraser 1, Miss M. Harris 2, Miss Fagan 3; col. embroidery on white material: Mrs. J. Rose 1, Mrs. Fraser 2, Miss I. Malcolm 3; hand-worked afternoon tea cloth on coloured ground: Miss Fagan 1 and 2, Miss Chapman 3; hand-worked afternoon tea cloth on white ground: Miss A. Ireland 1, Mrs. W. Boshier 2, Mrs Fraser 3; pillow shams: Mrs. A. C. Hall 1, Mrs. W. E. Boshier 2; child’s knitted jacket: Mrs. Fagan 1, Mrs. Collie 2; crocket lace (fine): Mrs. Eng 1; prettiest nightdress: Mrs. Fraser I, Mrs. W. E. Boshier 2; best eyelet embroidery: Mrs. Fraser 1, Mrs. W. E. Boshier 2; prettiest dressing table set: Miss A. Ireland 1, Mrs A. C. Hall 2 and 3; trolley set: Mrs. Fraser 1; table centre: Miss Fagan 1, Miss P. Collie 2, Mrs. J. Rose 3; points prize: Mrs. F raser. Arts and Crafts.—Article made out of a sugar bag: Mrs. Connell 1, Mrs. J. Thompson 2, Miss Palmer 3; wool work: Miss B. Sibbin 1; raffia work: Miss Palmer 1; paper article: Miss I. Malcolm 1; collection embroidery (children under 14): Gwylfa Robinson 1 and 3, Juenc Harris 2; collection embroidery (children under 11): Gwen 1. Joyce Boshier 2, Gwylfa Robinson 3; raffiia work (trays, etc.), children under 14: Lindsay Thompson 1, Ray Bourke 2, Elsie Hore 3; Raffiia work (children under 11): Sydney Bielski 1, Tan Thompson 2, Arnold Robinson 3; writing, Std. I. and II.: S. Bielski 1, Joy Rose 2, I. Thompson 3; writing, Stds. ITT. and IV.: R. Frankhauser 1, F. Goulden 2, J. Chrystall and A. Robinson 3; writing, Stds. V. and VI.: R. Thompson I, L. Thompson 2, R. Bourke 3; Mr. W. E. Boshier’s special prize: Miss Palmer; Mrs. A. Morgan’s special prizes: S. Bielski 1. L. 'Lhompson 2, G. Robinson 3; Mrs Boshier’s prize for prettiest article sent to work stall: Miss Fagan. Competitions.—Nightdress case: Mr. F. Saywell; dinner. Miss A. Boshier; rake: Mr. E. Jenkins; hoop weightguessing: Mrs. G. Rose (guess 13511 b.). correct weight 1361 b.; putting: Mr. N Saywell; clock golf: Mr. F. Saywell.