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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIII, Issue 12, 18 September 1912, Page 65

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September 14. Bulb Show. Last Wednesday and Thursday the spring flower show was held in St. Augustine’s Hall, and was a great success. The bulbs were particularly fine this year and, massed together on the tables, round the room, made a wonderful show of colour. The decorated mantel pieces were very effective, and one done in blue and white flowers with a background of delicate green secured first prize. The decorated tables were placed down the middle of the room, and were charming. The show was officially opened by Bishop Averill. Among those present I noticed Mrs. Averill, Mrs. Tuke, Mrs. .J. IL Coleman, Mrs. Herbert Coleman, Mrs. Mayne, Mrs. Russell Duncan, Mrs. T. 11. Lowry, Mrs. Peacock, Mrs. W. Dinwiddie, Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Bernard Chambers (Havelock), Mrs. Dennett, Mrs. T. Cato, Mrs. Sydney Riddle, Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Knight (Dannevirke), Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. George Warren, (Te Auto), Miss Sutton, Mrs. Troutbeck, Mrs. Ewen Troutbeck, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Hunter Brown, Miss Hunter Brown (Wairoa), Mrs. Beecham, Miss Twigg, Mrs. W. Cato. Miss Tuke, Miss E. Tuke, Miss M. Hunter, Miss White. Personal. Mrs. and Miss Wood, "Lancing,” have returned from their trip to Sydney. Miss Dennison, of Auckland, is staying with Mrs. McLernon, Blue Hill. Miss P. Lusk has returned from her visit to Gisborne. Mrs. and Miss Hunter Brown, of Wairoa, are in Napier this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turnbull, of Dunedin, who have been staying in Napier, returned home on Friday. The Misses Hindmarsh have returned from their visit to Nelson. Miss Hamlin left for Palmerston North on Saturday to take part in the golf tournament.