BULLS ROSE SHOW

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 89, Issue 276, 22 November 1945, Page 3

BULLS ROSE SHOW

A SPLENDID EXHIBITION (0.C.) Bulls, Nov. 20. There was a large decorative display and a gpod selection of cut Howers at the Rose Show, held under the auspices of St.- Andrew’s Church, Bulls, and St. Martin's Church, Greatford, in the Bulls Town Hall on Monday and there was a large attendance of the general public. There was an exhibition of more than 100 rose specimens by the principal judge, Mr. F. Mason (Feilding), Mrs. T. R. Willis (Greatford), and Mr. L. Moss (Greatford), al members of the National Rose Society. The show was opened by Mr. E. B. Gordon, M.P., who congratulated the promoters on the wonderful display of blooms. The championship was won by Miss N. Wilson, Bulls, for a “Sani McCready” entered in the amateur section. It was a well formed rose of excellent quality, though small, said the judge. The best bloom in the open section was shown by J. C. Glover, and in the novice classes by Miss Walker.

The Goodall Memorial Cup for most points in the show was won by Mrs. Eyles, the amateur Rose Cup by Mrs. Rowe. Turakina, the Willis Memorial Cup by Miss N. Wilson and the Decorative Cup by Mrs. Healey. The points prize for the cut flower*section went to Mrs. Handley. Other awards were:— ROSES.

Open, 24 roses not less than 15 varieties: L. Moss 1, J. C. Glover 2. Twelve of at least nine varieties: J. C. Glover 1, L. Moss 2, R. O. Dalrymple 3. Six roses shown singly: L. Moss 1. Six roses in full bloom: L. Moss 1, R. O. Dalrymple 2, J. C. Glover 3. Six red roses: L. Moss 1, J. C Glover 2. Three single roses: Mrs. T. R. Willis 1. Three briars: Mrs. Willis. One specimen: J C. Glover 1, L. Moss 2, Miss N. Wilson 3. Amateurs: 12 named roses: Miss N. Wilson 1. Nine blooms: Miss N. Wilson 1. Mrs. Rowe 2. Six blooms: Mrs. Rowe 1. Six full blooms: Mrs. Rowe 1, Mrs. W. Wilson 2. Six distinct roses: Mrs. W. Wilson 1. Novices: Three distinct roses: Miss Walker 1. Pat Vile 2. Three full blooms: Miss Walker 1, Mrs. Goebel 2. Mrs. Cornfoot 3. Specimen bloom: Miss Walker 1, Mrs. Goebel 2. CUT FLOWERS. Six flowering shrubs: Mrs. A. C. Vile 1, Mrs. Handley 2. Three flowering shrubs: Mrs. Vile 1, Mrs. Handley 2. Cut flowers, six varieties: Mrs. Rowe 1. Cut flowers, three varieties: Mrs. Handley 1. Collection arctotis and gazania: Mrs. Clark 1, Mrs. D. Brookie 2, Mrs. Goebel 3. Antirrhinum, three shades: Mrs. Huddleston 2. Aquilegia, three shades: Mrs. Smart 2, Mrs. F. Garard 3. Calendula: Mrs. Goebel 1, Mrs. Handley 2, Mrs. Garard 3. Cineraria: Mrs. G. G. Oliver 2, Mrs. Clark 3. Gaillardia: Mrs. Handley 1. Gerbera: Mrs. Smart 1 and 3. Mrs. Handley 2. Geraniums, three spikes: Mrs. Eyles 1. Lupins: Mrs. Handley 1, Mrs. Smart 2. Nemesia collection: Mrs. L. M. Taverner 1, Mrs. J. Shepherd 2. Six pansies: Mrs. Eyles 1, Mrs. Dalrymple 2. Three pansies: Mrs. Eyles 1, Mrs. Dalrymple 2. Oriental poppies Miss P. Levett 1, Mrs. W. Wilson 2, Mrs. Smart 3. Iceland poppies: Mrs. Eyles 1, Mrs. Shepherd 2. Pyrethums: Mrs Smart 1, Mrs. Handley 2. Rhododendrons: Mrs. Vile 1 and 2. Stocks: Mrs. Eyles 1. Tritonias: Miss P. Levett 1. Violas 6: Mrs. Eyles 1. Violas 3: Mrs. Eyles 1. Cut flower not otherwise listed: Mrs. Dalrymple 1,2 and 3. Best novelty: Mrs. Eyles 1. Bearded irises any variety: Mrs. Handley 1 and 2. Bearded irises, three varieties, Mrs. Smart 1, Mrs. Handley 2. One spike, Miss Levett 1, Mrs. Handley 2, Mrs. Smart 3. Vase of irises: Mrs. Handley 1. DECORATIVE

Evening spray: Mrs. Healey 1 and 3 Mrs. McKenzie 2. Victorian posy: Mrs. McKenzie 1, Mrs. Healey 2. Vase of natives: Mrs. Corn foot 2. Vase for table: Mrs. Eyles 1. Mrs. R. Bromley 2 and 3. Jug dr vase for mantel: Mrs. L. Taverner 1, Mrs. W. Wilson 2 and 3. Bowl of roses: Mrs. Healey 1, Mrs. Watson 2. Vase of roses for table: Mrs. W. Wilson 1. Basket of flowers. Mrs. Healey 1 and 2. Bowl of flowers other than roses, sweet peas and Iceland poppies: Mrs. W. Wilson 1, Mrs. Cornfoot 2, Mrs. Eyles 3. Posy bowl: Nfcrs. Eyles 1, Mrs. W. Wilson 2, Mrs. Healey 3. Bowl of sweet peas: Mrs. Eyles 1. Bowl of Iceland poppies: Mrs. Eyles 1. Hospital box: Mrs. Healey 1 and 2, Mrs. Eyles 3. CHILDREN’S SECTION Three buttonholes: Helen Dalrymple 1,2 and 3. Posy bouquet: Helen Dalrymple 1. Bowl of flowers: Helen Dalrymple 1, John Taverner 2. Three buttonholes: Wylson Schaw 1 nnd 2. Posy bouquet: W. Schaw 1, M. ‘Hoskin 2. Vase for table: Helen Dalrymple 1, Anthony Willis 2. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Gooseberries: Mrs. Kidd 1, Mrs. R. O. Dalrymple 2, Mrs. Eyles 3. Lemons; Mrs. L. M. Taverner 1 and 2, Mrs. Cornfoot 3. Rhubarb: Mrs. Eyles 1, Mrs. Taverner 2, Mrs. Dalrymple 3. Strawberries: Mrs. Eyles 1, Mrs. Dalrymple 2. Collection of fruit: Peter Rowe 1, Mrs. Taverner 2, Mrs. Cornfoot 3. Broad beans: Mrs. Schaw 1 and 2. Asparagus: Mrs. Rowe 1, Mrs. Taverner 2. Cabbage: Mrs. Schaw 1 W. Bromley 2. Carrots: Mrs. Schaw 1, P. Langdon 2. Cauliflower: P. Langdon 1 and 3. A. Mitchell 2. Lettuce: R. O. Dalrymple 1, Mrs. Eyles 2, Mrs. Cornfoot 3. Peas: Mrs. Schaw .1. Potatoes, round: P. Langdon 1, G. Montgomery 2, R. O. Dalrymple 3; kidney, G. Fulton 1, Mrs. Schaw 2. Radishes, long: G. Montgomery 1; short, R. O. Dalrymple 2. Spring onions: Mrs. Schaw 1 R. O. Dalrymple 2. Turnins: Mrs. Schaw 1. R. O. Dalrymple 2. Collection of six varieties: P. Langdon 1, Mrs. Schaw 2.