HORTICULTURAL SHOW.
BUCCEBB AT MORRINBVILLE. The 3rd mixmncr show of the Morrtosvfile Horticultural Society was open ed by His Worship the Mayor, Mr Geo. Howie, who congratulated the residents on their efforts regarding gardening and vegetable raising. He also offered a prize of 3 guineas for the best kept lawn and garden, to be competed for at the next autumn show of the Society.
The prize list was as follows: — Vegetables. Broad beans: Mrs Cameron 1 and 2, Mrs Chadwick 3. Beetroot, red, 3 short: Mrs Moncrieff 1, Miss A. Scales 2, J. R. Wilson 3. Carrots, any variety: J. R. Wilson 1, Miss MeDavitt 2, Mrs Cameron 3. Cabbages, garden: Mrs Cameron 1, Mrs Moncrieff 2, J. R. Wilson 3. Cauliflowers: F. C. Firman i. Lettuoe (cabbage): Mrs Cameron I, Miss Scales 2, Mrs Gabites 3. Parsnips: Miss Cameron 1. Parsley, 12 stalks: J. R. Wilson. Peas, 12 pods: J. R. Wilson 1, Miss A. Scales 2, J. R- Wilson 3. Potatoes, white: J. R. Wilson 1, J. H. Creamer 2, Mrs Gabites 3. Potatoes (any variety) : Mrs Moncrieff 1, Mrs McDavitt 2. Radishes, long: Mrs Monerieff 1, Mrs Gabites 2. Rhubarb (6 stalks); Mrs Jerram 1, Mrs Cameron 2. Turnips (garden): Miss A. Scales 1, Mrs McDavitt 2. Best collection vegetables: F. C. Firman 1, Mrs Moncrieff 2, Mrs McDavitt 3. Fruit. Gooseberries: Miss A. Cameron 1, Mrs McLeod 2, F. C. Firman 3. Gooseberries- (culinary): Mrs Cameron 1, Miss Agnes Scales 2, Mrs Cameron 3Lemons: Mrs R. C. Grey 1. Loganberries : Miss Cargill 1. Pot Plants. Asparagus (fine): A. Hockey 1, Mrs D. Goodwin 2, Mrs H. J. Rogers 3. Asparagus (coarse) A. Hockey 1. Begonia (flowering) : Mrs J. C. R. Watts 1. Begonfe (foliage): E. McGregor 1, Mrs Watts 2. Cactus: Mrs D. Goodwin 1, Mrs R. C. Grey 2. Maidenhair fern: Mrs D. Goodwin 1, Mrs A. Cameron 2. Specimen plant (foliage): Mrs D. Goodwin 1. Collection pot plants: A. Hockey 1. Collection ferns: Mrs H. J. Rogers 1. Cut Flowers. Antirrhinum: Mrs S. A. Ferguson 1, Mrs Dews 2, Mrs N. Booth 3. Antirrhinum (dwarf) : A.. Hockey 1, Mrs Moncrieff 2, Mrs A. M. Humphreys 3. Aquilegias: Mrs R.“ C. Allen 1, Mrs H. Scott 2, Mrs Jno. Mackay 3. Carnations: Mrs Hanan 1, .A Hockey 2, Mrs Ferguson 3. , Carnations (collection): Mrs Geo.'Howie 1. Canterbury Bells: Mrs Dr. Craig 1, Mrs Jerram 2, Mrs Morton 3. Candy-tuft: Mrs C. H. Mackay 1, Mrs D. .Goodwin 2, Mrs R. Scott 3. Cornflower: Mrs R. C. Allen 1. Dianthus: Mrs Cunnold 1. Delphinium: Mrs Cunnold 1, Mrs R. Scott 2 and 3. Gallardias: A. Hockey i, Mrs Clark 2, Mrs A. M. Humphrey 3. Gladioli: MrS R. C. Allen 1, bfrs S. A. Ferguson 2, Mrs D. Craig 3. Geranium: Mrs Jerram 1, Mrs D. Goodwin 2, A. Hockey 3. Gerbra: Mrs Chadwick 1, Mrs A. E. Cooper 2. Geum: Mrs A. M. Humphreys 1. Mrs Craig 2, Mrs Chadwick 3. Larkspur: Mrs S. A. Ferguson 1, Mrs Hanan 2, Mrs Bowers 3. Diliums: Mrs Moncrieff 1, Mrs Chadwick 2, Mrs r! C. Gray 3. Nemesias: Mrs Cargill 1, Mrs Moncrieff 2. Pansies (3 colours) : Mrs Ferguson 1, Mrs Scott 2, Mrs G. Howie 3. Pansies (6 colours) : Mrs R. Scott 1, J. R. Wilsoq 2, Mrs Chadwick 3. Pansies (12 best blooms): Mrs Ferguson 1, M)rs R. Scott 2, Mrs Chadwick 3. Penstemons (3 stalks); Mrs R. Scott 1. Phlox Drummondi: Mfs Gabites 1 and 2. Poppies (single): Mrs -Craig 1, Mrs Chadwick 2, J. R. Wilson 3. Poppies (double): Mrs Chadwick 1. Poppies (Iceland, :E. McGregor 1, Mrs Ferguson 2. Poppies (Oriental) : Mrs Hanan i. Roses (12 colours): Mrs Ferguson 1> Mrs R. Scott 2, Mrs G. Howie 3. Roses (6 colours): Mrs R. G. Allen 1, Mrs R. Scott 2, A. Hockey 3. Hoses (3 colours): E. McGregor 1, Mrs R. Scott 2, Mrs Craig 3. Roses (Rambler, Polyanthus): Mrs R. C. Allen 1, Mrs R. Scott 2, Mrs Craig 3. Stocks: Mrs R. Scott 1. Sweet peas (12 best Btalks): Mrs Ferguson 1, J. R. Wilson 2, Mrs Jerram 3. Sweet peas (6 colours): Mrs R. Scott 1, J. R. Wilson 2. Sweet peas (1 vase, cream or white) - : Mrs S. A. Ferguson 1, Mrs Jno. Mackay 2, Mrs Jerram 3. Sweet -peas (crimson or searlet): Mrs Jno Mackay 1, Mrs Gabites 2, Mrs Ferguson 3. Sweet peas (pink or rose): Mrs Ferguson 1, Mrs Gabites 2, Mrs Jerram 3. Sweet peas . (mauve): Mrs Ferguson 1, Mrs Jerram 2, Mrs Chadwick 3. Sweet peas (any colour): J. R. Wilson 2. Sweet William: Mrs Ferguson 1, Mrs Chadwick 2, W. E. Grigg 3. Verbena: Mrs A. E. Cooper 1, A. Hockey 2, Mrs Jerram 3. Shrub flowers (collection): A. Hockey 1, Mrs Ferguson 2, Mrs R. C. Allen 3. Collection of flowers: Mrs S. A. Ferguson 1 / Collection flowers (grown in open air): Mrs Craig 1, Mrs Hanan 2, Mrs Chadwick 3.
School Competitions. Plasticine work (floral) Standard I, Jack Rohson 1, Marie Reynolds 2; any design: Rangi Wheki 1, Connie Dyke 2; Standard II (floral), Emily Burge 1, Chrissie McAulay 2; any design, Ken Parsons 1, May Bearsley 2. Drawing, Standard VI: Ira Taylor 1; Standard y, Pearl Gibbs 1, Gladys McLeod 2; Standard IV: Dora Harris 1; Standard III: Ida Leggatt 1. Points Prizes. Vegetables: Mrs Cameron, senr., 17 points 1; J. R. Wilson, 15 points, 2. Cut flowers: Mrs S. A. Ferguson, 43 points 1: Mrs R. Scott, 29 points 2. Champion blooms: Rose, Mrs S. A. Ferguson; carnation, Mrs S. .A. Ferguson. Decorative. Bouquet; Mrs Mclsaac 1, Mrs Noakes 2. Bridal bouquet (shower): Mrs Mclsaac 1; Mrs Noakes 2. Decorated basket cut flowers: Mrs Chadwick 1; Mrs S. A. Ferguson 2. Bowl of roses: Mrs Noakes 1. Bowl sweet peas: Mrs Gabites 1, Mrs Chadwick 2. Table decoration: Mrs Chadwick 1, Mrs Noakes 2. Table decoration (colour effects) : Mrs Chadwick 1, Mrs Noakes 2. Decorated ladies’ hat, natural flowers: Mrs Ensor 1, Mrs Oates 2. Vase of flowers (girls under 16): Jean dimmer 1, G. Hockey 2. Hand bouquet: G. Hockey and M. Oates (equal) 2. Decorated basket of flowers: Mary Hanan 1. Bowl of flowers (effect): G. Hockey 1, Jean Gummer 2. Posy bouquet: Eileen McDavitt 1, J. Gummer 2, E. Grey 3. Vase of flowers: Betty Jackson 1, L. Echlin 2, Lillie McKay 1. Posy cut flowers: Lillie McKay 1. Posy bouquet: B. Jackson 1; L. McKay 2. Painting and Photography. Oils, landscape: Mrs J. G. Fielder 1, Mrs Jackson 2. Oils, floral: Mrs J. G. Fielder 1. Photo scenic: Mr Alan Scott i. Photo, life study: Mr Alan Scott 1. 6 views beauty spots, Morrinsville: Alan Scott 1.
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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 16152, 29 November 1924, Page 6
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