OHINGAITI

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 281, 27 November 1931, Page 3

OHINGAITI

SUCCESSFUL ROSE SHOW Tho annual rose show, held under the auspices of the Anglican Church. District Committee, was held on Wednesday, when a number of very beautiful blooms were displayed. Although the storm on Tuesday had damaged blooms in a number of gardens, tho exhibits were well up to standard. Entries in the sewing section were more numerous than in previous years, but the recently-added crochet section did not draw as many entries as was hoped. In the home industries’ section very few entries were received but the school work and decorative sections were well patronised and record entries in each helped to swell the total number of entries which reached 500, easily a record figure. A feature of the show was a special exhibit of pastel-work and drawing bv tho pupils of the local State School. Tho show was officially opened by Rev. C. R. Krceft, of Hunterville. Tho officials responsible for the show WO”” Judges.—Flowers and produc, Mr F. Mason; dcorative. Airs Barltrop; home industries, Aliss Zohs; sowing, Afosdames Emmerson nnd W TTavhow AleLean; school work, Afr E. L. Ironmonger. Stewards.—Flowers, Afosdames L. E. Weston, C. Bartlett and Johnston: decorative. Airs R. W. Wrightson; sowing, Airs F. R. Fulton nnd Miss D. Mackie; nroduce. Airs C. Barfett; home industries. Airs C. Henderson; school-work, Afr A. Charles: chief steward. Rev. W. Langston; president. Airs C. Bartlett; hon. secretary, Afr A. Charles. Tn the evening a dance was held fit which an enjoyable time was spent. Afusie was supplied bv Miss Alackio and Messrs Prentice nnd I. nnd A. Linton. The following are the awards made by the judges:— Cut Flowers Roses (6 varieties; un-namod): Mrs Afillar 1, Afrs Wrightsnn 2. Airs Bartlett, h.e.; named, Mrs Wrightson 1. Mrs Bart’ett 2: throe rod: Afrs Wrightson 2; three pink: Afrs Wrightsnn 1, Afrs Tjowry 2: throe oroani or white: Afrs 'Bartlett 1 and 2. Afrs Weston h.e.: three nnv colour: L. Weston 1. Afrs Weston ?• Afrs Lotvry h.e.; one snecimen bloom: Afrs Wrighton 2; throe decorative: Mrs Bartlett 1 and 2: throe full bloom: Afrs Wrightson 1. Afrs Bartlett 2. Afrs Hon■lersnn h.c.r threp single: Afrs Millar 1. Afrs Bartlett 2: Afrs Lowry h.e.; throe nolyanthus: Afrs Henderson 1. Mrs Bartlett 2: throe, rambler: Afrs BariWt 1. Antirrhinum (3 varieties): Afrs Worst'd d 1. Afrs Henderson 2 and h.e.; Gnilppfinn: Afrs Henderson 1 and and 2. Afrs Bartlett h.e. Txias (collection): Mrs Henderson 1. Stocks (3 colours): Afiss L. Pritchard 1 and 2, Afrs Worsfold h.e. Gaillardias (3 blooms): Afiss Afaekio, Afrs Bartlett 2. Sweat pea (3 varieties; 3 of each): Airs Bartlett 1; sweet peas (12 varieties; 1 of each): Afrs Bartlett 1. Eschscholtzias (co Hee tion): Airs Henderson 1, Afrs Bartlett. 2, Afrs Wrightson h.e. Aquilegia (collection): Airs Henderson 1, Mrs Weston 2, Airs Bartlett h.e. Delphinium (3 spikes): Airs Bartlett 1, Airs Goodwin 2, Miss L. Pritchard h.e. Campanulas (collection): Airs Bartlett 1. Sweet Williams (collection): Aliss L. Pritchard 1, Aliss D. Mackie 2, Aliss J. Goodwin h.e. Ncmesia (collection): Aliss L. Pritvhard 1 and 2. Verbena (collection): Airs Henderson 1 and 2, Miss L. Pritchard h.e. Pansies (6 varieties): Miss L. Pritchard 1 and 2. Pansies (3 varieties): Aliss L. Pritchard 1 and 2, Airs Henderson h.e. Tris (collection): Afrs Henderson ,1, Airs Bartlett 2. Violas (collection): Airs Henderson 1, Alis L. ritchard 2. Poppies (collection: Airs Henderson 1 nnd 2, Aliss L. Pritchard h.e. Collection cut flowers (not more than 12 varieties): Mrs Henderson 1, Airs Bartlett 2. Collection flowering shrubs (not more than 12 varieties): Afrs Bartlett 1, Mrs Henderson 2. Novice Section (open to those who

nave not won three first prizes): Roses (3 blooms; any colour): Mrs Fulton 1, A. Charles 2, D. Alackio h.e.; one bloom, any colour: Airs Fulton 1, Miss Linton 2, A. Charles h.e. Sweet peas (3 colours; ono of each): D. Pritchard, A. i Charles 2, D. Alackio h.e. Pansies (3 varieties of each): Airs Linton 1 and 2, A. Charles h.e. Sweet William (collection): D. Alackio 1, D. Pritchard 2, J. Goodwin h.e. Champion rose in show (to bo pi'eked from Nos. 1 to 9 and 36 to 37: Airs Fulton. Decorative Decorated table vases (open): Mrs. Stewart 1, Afrs. Weston 2, Airs. Bart.ett h.e. Decorated table (novice •lass): Airs. D. Ramsay (Mrs. Weston’s trophy). Basket of flowers: Mrs. Stewart 1, Airs. Lowry 2, Airs. Bartlett h.e. Bowl of roses (with rose foliage): Airs. Lowry 1, Airs. Bartlett 2, Airs. Lowry h.e. Bowl of flowers (other than roses): Mrs. Bartlett 1, Afrs. Bartlett 2, Afrs. Lowry h.e. Vase of flowers (arranged for effect): Mrs. Weston 1, Mrs. Weston 2, Mrs. Stewart h.e. Bridal bouquet (open): Airs. Stewart 1, Mrs Worsfold 2, Mrs. Bartlett h.e. Bouquet, any colour (novice class), Mrs. Henderson’s trophy: Mrs. Worsfold. Posy bouquet: Airs. Bartlett 1. Lady’s spray: Afrs. Bartlett 1, Airs. Worsfold 2, Afrs. Lowry h.e. Buttonholes (three gents’.): Afrs. Lowry 1, Mrs. Bartlett 2, Airs. Worsfold h.e. Shoulder posy: Airs. Bartlett 1, Airs. Worsfold 2. Best trimmed hat. (in natural flowers): Mrs. Worsfold 1. Children Under 14 Bouquet: Judith Stewart 1, Alolly Lowry 2, D. Stent h.e. Buttonholes (three gents’.): Jean Lowry 1, Molly Lowry 2, Joan Fulton h.e. Lady’s spray: D. Stent 1, P. Aliller 2, J. Lowry h.e. Vase of flowers (for effect): J. Stewart 1, P. Miller 2, Af. Lowry h.e. Posy of wild flowers: J. Stewart 1, P, Miller 2, Al. Stent h.e. Home Industries Egglcss cakes: Airs. Fulton 1. Gems (six): Mrs. Worsfold 1, Afrs. Fulton 2. Plain scones (six): Mrs. Worsfold 1. Madeira cake: Airs. Fulton 1, Airs. Bartlett 2. Sponge roll: Mrs. Bartlett. 1, Mrs. Bartlett 2. Spongo sandwich: Airs. Worsfold 1, Airs. Fulton 2. Fruit cake (rich): Airs. Henderson 1, Airs. Bartlett 2. Sultana cake: Airs. Fulton 1, Afrs. Bartlett 2. Shortbread (six pieces): Afrs. Fulton 1, Airs. Bartlett 2. Hen eggs (six heaviest, no double yolks): Airs. Henderson J, Airs. Goodwin 2. Home-made soap; Afrs. Worsfold 1, Airs. Bartlett 2. Gingerbread (plain): Airs. Worsfold 1, Afrs. Bartlett 2. Biscuits (three varieties, three of each): Airs. Worsfold 1, Mrs. Bartett 2. Girls Under 16 Plain scones: Betty Weston 1, Mavis iusscll 2. Spouge sandwich: Alolly l.owry 1, Mavis Russell 2. Sewing Hand worked apron: Afiss M. Stent 1, Airs. E. Stent 2, Mrs. L. B. Colcaian h-c. Hand-worked cushion: L. Pritchard 1, Airs. WorsfoM 2, Mrs. .Vbrsfold h.e. Table centre: D. Alackio , Mrs. Worsfold 2, D. Mackie he >est afternoon tea iloth: Mis. S.eat 1, Mrs. Worsfold 2, E. Dalton h.e. Handembroidered afternoon tea cloth (crochet trimmed): Airs. Evy 1, Airs. Evy 2. Hand-worked nightdress: Aliss At. Hammond 1, Afrs. Fraser 2. Airs. Fraser h.e. Princess slip: Airs. Fulton 1, Airs. Fraser 2. Crochet lace (fine complete Article): Mrs. Coleman 1, Mrs. Wors-,

fold 2, Afrs. Evy h.e. Pillow sham (hand-worked): Mrs. Worsfold 1. D’Oyley (hand-worked): Airs. M. Hammond 1, Afrs. Worsfold 2, Mrs. Worsfold h.e. Baby’s frock: Airs. Fraser 1, Airs. Worsfold 2, Miss Krceft h.e. Article made from sugar bag: Airs. Clout 1, Aliss Alackio 2, Afrs. Coleman h.e. Original pin cushion: Airs. Worsfold 1, Airs. T. Stewart 2. Hand-made artificial posy: Airs. Worsfold 1. Coloured embroidery (on white): Mrs. Evy 1, Aliss Al. Hammond 2, Airs. Fraser h.e. Best coloured embroidery (on colour): Airs. Worsfold 1, D. Mackie 2. Best coloured embroidery (on black}: Afrs. Evy 1, Mrs. Worsfold 2. Prettiest duchess set: D. Alackie 1, B. Dalton 2, Airs. Worsfold h.e. Best lamp shade: Airs. Worsfold 1, Airs. Worsfold 2. Paper flowers (best collection: Airs. Worsfold 1, Mrs. Worsfold 2. Best article made from paper: Airs. Worsfold 1, Afrs. Worsfold 2. Powder bowl (prettiest): Afrs. Worsfold 1, Mrs. Worsfold 2. Raffia work (best article): Afiss E. Knight 1, Afrs. Worsfold 2, Airs. Evy h.e. Organdie throwover (prettiest): Airs. Bartlett 1, Mrs. Fraser 2, Afrs. Fraser h.e. Best handworked trolley set: Afrs. Fraser 1, Afrs. Fraser 2. Prettiest article given to sowing stall: Aliss Afaekio 1, Mrs. Worsfold 2, Afrs. Bartlett h.e. Children’s Sewing Worked apron (under 14), Afrs. Fulton’s special prize: Iris Fenton 1, Judith Stewart 2, Ruby Footo h.e. Worked d’oyley (under 12), Airs. Brooks’ special prize: Judith Stewart 1, P. Aliller 2, Joan Fulton h.e. Knitting and Crochet (In Wool) Hand-knitted sox: Mrs. H. Pritchard 1. Slippers: Airs. 11. Pritchard 1. Pullover: Mrs. Bartlett J, Afrs. Wastney 2, D. Ramsayh. c. Petticoat: Mrs. Bowick 1. Best hand-knitted baby’s jacket: Airs. Blerry 1, Afrs. Charles 2; booties, Mrs. Worsfold 1, Afrs. Bartlett 2. Best crochet baby’s bonnet: Airs. Bowick 1, Airs. Worsfold 2; coatee. Afrs. Worsfold 1. Fruit and Vegetables Gooseberries: Airs. Linton 1, L. Pritchard 2, Airs. Worsfold h.e Strawberries: Mrs. Linton 1. Rhubarb: Afr. J AlcKnight 1. Mrs. AlcKnight 2, N. Bartlett h.e. Cabbage: L. Pritchard 1, C. Mclntyre 2. Lettuce’ N. Bartlett L L. Pritchard 2, L. Pritchard 3. Radishes: L. Pritchard 1, L. Pritchard 2. Onions (three new season’s): N. Bartlett 1. L. Pritchard 2. J. Goodwin 3. Collection of vegetables: C. AfcTntyre. Airs. AlcKnight 2, N. Bartlett 3. SCHOOL WORK (Open to Schools Within 10 mile Radius). Writing i Primers.—Four lines of print script j Jin.): Ray Russell 1, Gordon Rowe 2>yd. Stevenson h.e. Standards I. and ■ f.—Ten lines of cursive script in per •il (Jin.): Joyce Rowe I, Al. Smith 2. Geoffrey and Lois Weston h.e. Stap* ■ lards 111. and IV.—Fifteen lines of ursivc script, in ink (l-6in. approx ■ *lssie ATercer 1, Lena Finch 2. D l’u ton and Dorothv Sten* h.e. Stn’vbvds A r . and VT. —Twenty lines of cursive script in ink (l-Bin. approx.): Du-eio Bryce 1, Ruth Fenton 2, AL Lowry h.e. Drawing Primers. —Coloured balloon (in pastel): Gordon Rowe 1, Elsie Rowe 2.

lan AlcDonald h.e. Standards I. and ll.—String of coloured beads (in pas tel): Lois Weston 1, Joyce Rowe 2, Dorothy Hardie and Ruth McKee h.e* Standards 111. and IV.—Coloured saucepan (in pastel): Essie Mercer 1, Lena Finch 2, Ngairo Hammond and Dorothy Stent h.e. Standards V. and VI. —Tumbler two-thirds full of water (pencil, light and shade): Russell Miller 1, Effie Hammond 2, Daphne Pritchard h.e. Essay Standards I. and II. —A fairy tale: Lois Weston 1, Frank Russell 2, Bruce Coleman h.e Standard 111. and IV.— The school clock tells its story: Thelma Osborne 1, Reta Osborne 2, E. Perry, A. Russell and D. Stent h.e. Standards V. and Vl.—Ar. original story (not to exceed 800 words): Effie Hammond 1, Nita Osborne 2, Lloyd Linton h.e. School Points Points Ohingaiti (46 entries) .... 25 Afangaonoho (16 entries) •• •• 22 Otainakapua (55 entries) •• •• 14 Tuha (20 entries) 9 Tho judge commented upoi. the excel once of the work of the winners of section No. 138 (coloured beads in pastel). Points Prizes Alost points in show (Me.<st.-. W. Watson’s. Ltd. handsome cup to be won thrice in succession or five times *l- - Mrs. H. R. Worsfold (1930 winner, Airs. C. Henderson). Flowers, sections I—o.‘ and No. 41 (Airs. Charles’ trophy: Mrs. C. Bartlett and Airs. Henderson (tie). Flowers, novice section, sections 36 40 (Airs Wrightson’s trophy): Mrs. Fulton. Decorative, sections 42 —54 (Mrs. Wynnes’ tropin): Mrs. Bartlett. Decorative, children, sections 55—59 (Mrs. Bartlett’s trophy): Judith Stewart. Sewing and wool work, sections 80— 124 (Afrs. Langston’s trophy): Mrs. Worsfold. Home Industries, sections 60 —79 (Henderson Bros., Manon, trophy): Mrs. Bartlett. Schoolwork, sections 133 —143 (Mrs. J. Stent’s trophy): Lois Weston 1, i Essie Aforcer 2. ■ The winners of the various competiI tions hold during the day were as fol-j’ows:--Chocolates A. K. Shaw; dinner, ( Mesdames Darragh and Stevenson; | supper clnfh sot. Miss O’Reilly; lamb. Mrs. L. D. Coleman.

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