FLOWER SHOW.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16152, 5 March 1918, Page 2

FLOWER SHOW.

9 GOVERNOR'S BAY. The third show of the season in connexion with the Port Yictona Horticultural Society ivae held on Thursday in the Allandale Hall. The -Dxhibite were numerous and of excellent quality. Th 0 ladies, as usual, made a good show in the domestic section. Mr D. Bradbury, Cashmers Nursery, staged a l&Tgo collection of Michaelmas daisies, and Mr "W. A. Carpenter an excellent exhibit of cactus dahlia and phlox Drummondi. Mr Brudbuiy judged the fruit and flowers, and Miss Bradley and Miss Allan the domestic section. Mr W. A. Carp tenter, hon. secretary, and the committee made satisfactory arrangements for the show. The following" i 3 the prize list:— CUT BLOOMS. Six roses: Miss Bradley 1. Three roecs: H. H. Cholmondeley 1. Six tea roses: H. H. Cholmondeley 1. Three tea Toae3". H. H. Cholmondeley 1- Six cactus dahlias: W. A. •Carpenter l and 2, H. H. Cholmondeley 3. Throe cactus dahlias; \Y. A. Carpenter 1, 2, and 3. Six vaees sweet peas: Rev. H. Purchaa 1 and 2. Six vases astera: Miss Bradley 1, Alex. Anderson 2 and 3. Three vases asters: W. A. Carpenter 1 and 2, Miss Bradley 3. Three vasee single aatere: Miss Bradley 1, Miss Allan 2, Mrs Gilpiiv 3. Six vases perennials: M. T. Gilpin 1, Kov. H. Purchas 2, H. H. Cholmondeley 3. Three vases perennials: M. T. Gilpin 1, Misa Allan 2, Mrs C. Kay 3. Six vases annuals: Vf. A. Carpenter 1, H. H. Cholmondeley 2. Miss Bradley 3. Six gladioli: "W. A,. Carpenter 1 and 2. Table plant: Mrs M. I, Gilpin. 1 and % FRUIT Collection of fruit: Rev. H. Purchas 1, Twelve dessert plums: R. Allan 1, "W. A. Carpenter- 2 and 3. Twelve culinary plums: W. A. Carpenter 1, 2, and 3. Twelve nectarines: Mrs C. Kay 1 and spccial. Six varieties pears: R. Allan 1 and 2. Three varieties pears: R. Allan 1 and 2. Threo •varieties apples: Small Bros. 1. One dish culinary apples: Mrs I. S. Simpson 1, 2, and 8. VEGETABLES. Collection veegtables: W. A. Carpenter 1, Rev. H. Purchas 2, Mia C. Kay 3. Twelve kidney potatoes: A. Constable 1, W. A. Carpenter 2, Small Bros. 3. Twolve round potatoes: W. A. Carpenter 1, Small Bros. 2. Twelve red potatoes: Small Bros. 1, Mrs C. Kay 2. Twelve onions: "W. A. Carpenter 1, Rev. H. Purchas 2. Twelve parsnips: A. Constable 1, W. A. Carpenter 2. Twelve Carrots: W, A. Carpenter 1, A. Constable 2, M. I. Gilpin 3. Twelve tomatoes: R. Allan I, A. Constable 2, Mrs P. Bamford 3. Two marrows: Mrs P. Bamford I, I. E. Davenport 2, W. A. Carpenter 3. On« dish French beans: M. I. Gilpin 1, A. Constable 2, Small Bros. 3. One dish peas: Mrs C. Kay 1, A. Constable 2. Two cucumbers: Mrs I'. Bamford 1, "W. A. Carpenter 2. * DECORATIVE. . Lady's spray: Mrs M. I. Gilpin 1 and 2. Goufc.'s buttonholes: Mrs M. I. Gilpin 1, Mrs C. Kay 2. Bowl flowers: Mrs M. I. Gilpin 1, Mies Allan 2. Mis 3 Manson 3. COOKERY. Plain aoonea: Mt3 Alf. Small i, Mrs C. Kay 2. Fancy scones: Mrs All. Small l, Mrs C. Kay. 2. Fruit cake: Miss E. Magson 1,: Mrs C. Kav 2. Sultana ca,ko: Mib Butler 1, Mrs C. Kay 2. Sponge - cake: Mrs C. Kay 1, Miss E. Manson 2. Sponge sandwich: Miae 33. Manson 1, Mts C. Kay 2. Shortbread: Miss E. Manson 1, Mrs C. Kay 2. Small cokcs: Mrs C. Kay 1 and 2. Plain biscuits:. Mssa E. Manson 1. Fancy biscuits: Miss E. Manson 1, Mrs C. Kay 2.