OHINGAITI W.D.F.U.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 67, 20 March 1942, Page 2

OHINGAITI W.D.F.U.

SUCCESSFUL FLOWER SHOW. ’ At the autumn flower show, held in the Ohingaiti Hall recently, in aid of the Solfliers’ Comfort Fund, there was a magnificent display of beautiful blooms. The judges were 1 Mr. Mason, of Feilding, for the cut flowers; ] Mrs. Mat-on. decorative classes'; Mrs. P. Wes- j ton. cooking and home industries. Prize win- | ners were:—Gladiola, 6 var., Mrs. Mclntyre 1 ; 3 var., Mrs. Mclntyre 1, Mrs. Stewart 2, Miss Margaret Stent h.c. ; 1 specimen. Mrs. 1 Mclntyre 1. Mrs. Millar 2, Mrs. Stewart h.c. ; Dahlias. 6 var., Mrs. Millar 1 ; o var.. Mi.-. I Stewart 1. Mrs. Millar 2 and h.c.; 1 Z |anl < dec , Mrs. Colman 1, Mrs. Millar 2 and h.c. , j 1 spec, hybrid cactus Mrs. Stewart 1. Mrs. < Millar 2. Mrs. Coleman h.c. : 3 cactus, Mi.-. . Colman 1. Mrs. Millar 2 and h.c. ; 1 ear ns. Mm. Millar 1. Mrs. Fulton 2; 3 min. cactus. Mrs. Maher 1. Mrs. Colman 2, Mrs. Millal h.c. ; 3 min. dec.. Mrs. Colman 1 : 1 peony. 1 Mrs Millar 1 : 3 poms., Mrs. Dalzell 1, Mrs. Stewart 2 Mrs. Millar ’h.c. ; 6 poms.. Mrs. ] Millar 1, Mi*. Dalzell 2 and h.c.; collection. < 12 giant’. Mrs. Millar 1 ; collection, 12 chams.. ( i Mrs Millar 1. Asters, 3 blooms, Mrs. 1 revenna 1, Mrs. Brook 2. Mrs. P. Weston h.c. ; roilection, Mrs. P. Weflton 1. Mrs. {Brooks Mr.-. Trevenna h.c. African marigold. Mrs I Alderson 1 and 2. Zinnias. Mrs. Pairman 1 ‘ and 2. Cinerarias, Mrs. T. Stewart 1, Mias Steal 2, Mrs. Dalzell 3. Perennial phlox. Stewart 1, Mrs. Dalziell 2. Michaelmas daisies. Mrs. T. Stewart 1. Mrs. McGuerkin 2. Carnations, Mrs. Pairman 1, Mrs. Alderson 2. Geraniums, best collection. Mrs. T Stewart 1. Miss Stent 2. Mrs. Alderson h.c. Geranium. 3 heads Mrs. Alderson 1 and 2. Mrs. Coleman h.c Stocks, Mrs. T. Stewai 1. Mrs. Pairman 2. Iceland poppies. Mrs. Millar 1 Mrs. Peacock 2. Petunias, Mrs. Mclntyie C Mr-. Ramsoy Lilliumo. Krs._ An lerjon 1 .Mrs. Colman 2. Roses. Ms. 1. Stuwi.rt 1. Mrs. Lowry 2. Best collection annuals Mrs T. Stewart 1. Miss Margaret Stent Korean chrysanthemum*. Mrs. T. Stewart J Collection cut flowers, 12 var., Mrs - T- SU'vart 1. Mrs. Dalziell 2; 6 var.. Mrs. N. Millar ]. Mrs. Colman 2. Collection hydrangeas, Mr<- T. Stewart 1. Mrs. P. Weston 2. Mrs. Pairman h.c. Posy bouquet. Mrs. Colman 1. Mrs. Ramsay 2. Miss Stent h.c. Hand bou- I Q'jet. Miss M. Stent, 1. Mrs. Stewart 2. Mrs. Colman h.c. Lady's spray. Miss M. Stent 1. Mrs. Stewart 2. Miss T. Millar 'h.c. Basket flowers. Mi*. Stewart 1. Miss Stent 2, Mrs. Lowrv h.c. Jug flowers. Miss Stent 1, Mrs. Dowry 2. Mrs. Colman h.c. Miniature bowl. Mrs T. Stewart 1. Mrs. Colman 2, Mrs. Lowry h.c. Bowl dahlias. Mrs. Ramsay 1. Mr.-. Stewart 2. Mrs. Lowry h.c. Children’* [dec.: Posy bouquet. Catherine Stewart 1 and 2. | Ada Burford h.u. Lady's spray and 2 buttonholes. Catherine Stewart 1. Ada Burford 2, Almon Ramsay h.c. Victorian sand saucer, I Catherine Stewart 1. Joan Dalziell 2, Fred I Millar h.c. Hospital box flowers. Ada Burford 1. Catherine Stewart and Alison Ramsay (equal) 2. Collection native «hrubs, Ada Burford 1. Esme Kristensen 2. Fred Millar h.c. Dish’ -mden. Ada Burford 1, Catherine Stewart 2. Vegetables and Fruit: Peas, Mrs. Millar 1. Mr-> Alderson 2. Cabbage. MrsMillar. Lettuce, Mrs. Mclntyre. Parsnips. Mrs. Millar 1. Carrots, Mrs. Millar 1. Onions. Mrs. Burford 1. Mu-. Millar 2. Marrow. Mrs. Millar 1. Mrs. Stewart 2. Col vegetables. Mrs. Millar 1, M.= Alderson Plums. Mrs. Lowry 1, Ne:tari:es, Mrs. Lowry 1, Mrs. Stent 2. Peaches, Mrs. Lowry and Miss Stent (equal) 1. Col. fruit, Mrs. P. Weston 1. Home Industries: Jam. Mrs. McKnight 1. Mrs. Millar 2. Preserved fruit. Mr-. T. Stewart 1. Jellies. Mrs. I’. Stewart 1 and i'omalo sauce. Mrs. T Stewart 1 and 2. I'omato relish. Mrs. ’l. Ste.vi t 1 and 2 Mus'aid olckles, Mrs. T. Stewait t and 2. Mixed pickles, Mrs. T. Stewart 1 and 2. Chutney. Mrs. T. Stewart 1. Mrs. Colman 2. Bread, Mrs. Lox ry 1, M's M 'erson 2. SulUna cake, Mr-. C'iman 1. Mr-. Stewart 2, Mrs. Colman h.- . Meringues. Mrs. Colman 1. Mrs Millar 2, Mrs. Colman h.c. Jam tarts, Mrs’ Lowry 1. Mrs. J. Stewart, 2. Shortbread. Mrs. Alderson 1. Mrs. Stewart 2. Mrs. Colman 3. Scones, Mrs. Colman 1 and 2, Mrs. Holden h.c. Sponge. Mrs. McKn’ght 1. Points prizes were as follows: Dahlias. Mrs. Millar; cut flowers. Mrs. Stewart; decorative, Mrs, Stewart. and Miss Stent I equal : cooking and home indust'des, Mik . fewart -.children'.’ 'lass-es, Catlrn’ine .-dewart; vegetables. Mrs. Millar; native shrubs. Bruce Colman’s special prize, Ada Burford. Champion gladiola, Mrs. H. Mclntyre’s “Gate of Heaven.” Champion Dahlia, Mrs. T. Stewart's "Moyua.” Points over show, Mrs. Millar.