HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20488, 5 March 1932, Page 3

HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

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The Ji-.in Horticultural Socielv ) icld its fifth annual show on Thursday Orari, and t-li© success that ■ attended it will long be remembered in the district. The exhibits throughout'the exhibition ■ were .of high standard, hut those in the flowers, decorative; vegetables were of a particularly .•lug' l merit.

The judge, JJr H. B. Millichamp, Ashburton. drew particular attention to the cut flowers and vegetable section. Ho stated that the exhibits in thesf two sections were of a higher standard than that shown at the National Show at Christehureh. In the cut flower section, the general average ij ll through the classes was very good. the vegetable section was the best show of vegetables for quality and i- 1 quantity that lie had ever seen, while the scarlet runners excelled anything previously seen. The entries were well up. . to ' I,S '. L yeai, approximating 121 X), wiiilo V lt , the space provided by the large "all and two very large marquees, exhibits had been very well spaced out, and high Appreciation was expressed on al. sides of the work of the committee. The following is a list ot the POT PLANTS. (Judge: Mr 11. B. MiUichamp, Asbbinlon). Fuchsia, single: Mrs W. Henderson 1, J--1!. Roberts 2, Mrs J. B. Roberta 3. Fuchsia, double: Mrs Biay 1 and 2. Geranium: Mrs V/. 11. Morris. Geranium, i\y-leafcd: Mr* W. H. Morns 1. Flowering begonia: Mis W. H. Morris 1 and 2. Any pot plant not in schedule: Mrs Morris 1 and 2. Cl'T FLOWERS. (Judge: Mr H. B. 'MillicUawiJ, Asiijurtoii-.' Hoses, six varieties (4): G. A. M. ■ Aiao dor/Ua 1, C. It. Mull ■>, E. R. O'lNeill o. lioso, three blooms (3): Mis \V. 11. Morns 1, L. Stewart 2. Scabious, tour varieties (4) : Mrs Ellery 1, Mrs W. H. Morris 2, W ■ !'■ C'ok 3. Cosmeas, two varieties t.6): A. t. Watson 1, I. Patrick Miss D. Smithy Ter.-week stock (1): Mrs G. Stewart. \ eibona, 'three varieties (0: J. Ilatton 1, Mrs G. Stewart 2, A. 0. Watson 3. Collection ol punsies, eiyht varieties (3): . Miss A. Hayhurst 1, Furn "Smith 2, A. C. Watson 3. Punsies, three varieties (2): Mrs G. Stcwait 1, Mrs G. Washington 2. Pansies, three varieties, non-prize winners (3): A. C. son 1, Mrs G. Birdling 2, Mi?s D. Smith 3. Hardy flowers, six distinct varieties (2): Furn Smith 1, G. A. M. Macdonald 2. Kartiy flowers, (our distinct varieties I-D: A. C. Watson 1, T, Edwards 2, Mrs <!. Stewart 3. Antirrhinums, throe varieties (G): T. F.dwaids I,' Mrs E. P. Chambers -, Mrs G. Stewart 3. Michaelmas daisies, thrre varieties (2): Mrs G. Stewart. Pentstenionf, tl reo spikes (1): Mrs G. Stcwait. •Gtraniuni, single, two varieties (l*r Mrs G. Stewart'l. Mrs J.'Earl 2, Mrs ■ Bray ..3. Geranium, double, two varieties (4): Mrs G. Stewart 1, Mrs J. F.arl 2, Mrs Bray 3. Geranium, co'lection, six varieties (2): Mrs C. Stewart ], Mrs J. Earl 2. Sweet peas, twelve varietiea (1): Miss D. Smith. Sweet' peas, hix varieties, three spikes (7): L. Pierce L Alf. Watson 2, C. Unwin 3. Sweet peas,, three •"■rieties, three spikes (8): L. Pierce .1, L. *".erce 2, Mrs G. Washington 3. Sweet peas, tnree varieties, non-prizo winners, (G): Alf. Watson 1, L. Pierce 2 and. 3. Aster, best (4): T. Edwards 1, Mrs G. Stewart 2, Mi?* U. "Smith 3. Asters, three varieties (G): T. J'klwards 1, Mrs G. Stewart 2, Mrs G. Washington 3. Afters, three varieties, non-prize winners (9):' Mrs G. Birdling 1, Mrs Eller.' 2, Miss I). Smith 3. Asters, single, three varieties (o): Miss I. Patrick 1, Mrs G. Stewart 2, Mrs W. 11. Smith 3. Phlox dtummondii. four varieties (4): Mrs Chambers 1, R. Billings. 3, Miss D. Smith 3 Lilv, one spike |,3): Mrs G. Stewart 1, J Hatton 2, My# W. Leary 3. Petunia, sittjrle, three varieties (4): Craig 1, Miss D. Smith 2, Mra G. Stewart 3. Petunia, double, three varieties (2): Miss D. Smith 1, Mrs G. Stewart 2. Dahlias, four distinct varieties (7): E. R. o,'Xeill 1, 6. I. Hamilton 2 and B,'r Dahlia, cactus, tlireo varieties (4):.G, I. Hamilton 1, Mrs W. G. Bolitho 2, E. R. O'Neill 3. Dahlia, 'cuctuii, three varieties, ,rori-prize winners (1): • E, It. O'Neill 1. Dahlia, single, three varieties (2): Mrs G. Stewart 1, Mr* J. B. Roberta 2. Carnations or plcotees,-three varieties (4): Mrs G. Birdling 1, E. R. O'Neill 2, Mrs W. H. Morris 3, Dianthus, three varieties (i): Mrs E. P. Chambers 1, A C. Watson 2, Mrs G. Stewart 3. Hollyhock, three varieties (1): Mrs G. Birdling. Gladioli, six varieties (2): Furn Smith 1, G. W. Coombs 2. Gladioli, tl'iea varieties (1): G. I. Hamilton 1. Gladiolus, one variety (2): Mrs G. Birdling 1, Mrs G. Stewart 2. Gladiolus one variety, non-prize winners (5): Mrs F. B. Hamilton 1, A. V. Simmonds 2, Mrs G. Wornev 3. Gaillardias, three .blooms (9): E, R. O'Neill 1, A. C. "Watson 2, Mrs W. H. Smith 3. Salpiglossis, three varieties (1): Mrs W. E. Cook. Salpiglossis, three varieties, non-prize winners (2): Mrs E. P. Chambers 1, Miss D. Smith 2, Mrs G. Stewart 3. Three African marigolds (7): Alf Watson 1, Mrs W. H. Smith 2, J. Hatton 3. Three French marigolds (6): Alf Watson 1; Furn Smith 2, A. C. Watson 3. Caleadula, three blooms (?!;. Furn Smith 1, W. E. ;Cook 2, E. P. Chambers 3. Zinnias, three blooms (f): R. Billings 1, J. B. Roberts 2, T. Edwards 3. Collection of.annuals, varieties (I): Mrs W. H. Morris. Collection of annuals,' four varieties (4): A. C. Watson. 1, Miss D. Smith 2, C. Unwin 3. Collection of annuals, six* varieties (4): Mrs G. Mulli-

Kan 1, Mrs 6. Birdling 2, Mrs E. V. Chambers 3. Six distinct flowers, grown bv c'.iild under 16 years (5): I. Chambers 1, M. Hawkins 2, Sam Henderson • 3. Iceland POPPJ'. six blooms (4): Mrs G. Stawart -3, Mrs (j. Birdlinnr 2, .Miss D. Smith 8. Larkspur, tbree spikes (8): Mrs G. a'teffart 1, Mrs G. Washington 2. Mrs E. P. Cha'.nl fra 8. Perennial plilox. three varieties (!): Mrs W. Henderson. Nasturtium, tlireo blooms (3): Mrs W. H. Morris 1, E. R. O'Xtill 2, M. Hawkins 3 Cornflower, three varieties (1)! Mrs G. Stewart. Mignonette; three svikes (4):' C. tJmvin 1, L. Stewart' ?, Mrs W. H. Smith 3. Coreopsis, perennial (3): C. ' CJnwin 1, Mies D. Smith 0, L. Stewart. 8 Hydrangea (7):, Mrs G. Stewart 1, L. Stewart 2, Mw.F. Hughes 3. Best blopnl in shew: Mr G. Coombes's gladioli. ' FRUIT. (Judge: Mr H. B. Millichanrp, Ashburton.) Five apples, dessert (8): J. Bates 1 and 2, h. Pierce 8. Five apples, culinary (7)-' D. Vornall 1, D. Bennett 2, J. Bates 3. Five apploß, culinary, non-prize winners (0): D. Vernalll, A. 0. Watson 2, Mrs G. Birdling 3. Three apples, heaviest' (6): J. Bates 1, F. A. Joynt 2, Mrs Bennett 8. Six plums, dessert, dark (2): J. Bates 1, .L. Pierce 2. Six Bl anis > dessert, light (1): J. Bates 1. Six plums, culinary, dark (9): W. Stevens X, L. Stewart 2, L. Pierce 3. Six pears, one variety (6): S. Maddren 1, 8. R. Muff 2, J. Bates 3. Six peaches,, one variety (freestone) (3): F. Patrick 1, L. Pierce 2, W. Stevens 3. Six peaches, . one variety (clingstone) (2): L. Pierce 1, R. Maddren 2. Six nectarines,' one variety (1): Miss F. Grimsey 1. Six tomatoes, one variety (outside grown) (7): J. Bates 1, Miss J. Eeid 2, G. Batty 3. Collection of fruit, six varieties (2): L. Pierce 1 and 2. VEGETABLES. (Judge: Mr H. B. Millichamp, Ashburton.) Tsvo cucumbers, one variety (outside grown) (7): G. Batty 1 and 2, R. Payne 3. Two table cabbages, one variety (4): G. Batty > 1,. G. A. M.- Macdonald 2, s W. Watson 3. Two cauliflowers (2) : J. D. Ellery 1, W. Watson 3. Celery, two heads (4J: W. F. Watson 1, E. H. Williams 2, Six carrots, i? t ® r ™ e r 4 late or lon e (6): R. Billings 1, E. H- Williams 2. Alf Watson 3. Six carrots. Shorthorn (10): Alf Watson 1, R. Billings Three parsnips (6) : R. ; Billings 1, E. H. Williams 2, G. A. M. Macdonald 3. Three turnips, table (4) : G. Bray 3, E. H. Williams 2, Alf Watson 3. Silver beet one head (9): 'B. Vernall 1, G. A. M. Macdonald 2, D. Vernall 3. Six onions, on o variety spring-sown (8): R. Billings X, G. A. M. Macdonald 2, L. Stewart 3. Six J" 1 , 0 " 8 ' one variety, .autumn-sown (6): E. H. Williams 1 and 2, G. Carter 3. Six. onions, heaviest (3) - \V. F. Watson I, Mrs D. Ben- & W.,- lettuce (6): Mrs Mason X, »o\ J? s Bray 3. Twelve pods peas (3); E H. Williams I,' G. Batty 2 ana 3. Twelve pods peas, non-prize winners (5) : A. J. Earl I, Mrjs Birdling 2, R. Billings_3. Broad beans, long-pod (2) K. H. Williams. Broad beans, Windsor (4): E. H. Williams 1, W. F. Watson 2, G. Batty 3., Butter beans (11): L. Stewart 1, ,Mrs Mason 2. T, Bates 3, French beans, on© W. F. Watson 3. Scarlet rlinner beansj one variety (9): Alf. Watson 1 and 2, D. Vernall 3. Rhubarb, six stalks (13): G. H. Mulligan 1. E. H. Williams 2, G. A. M. Macdonald. 3. Two vegetable marrows (7): Alt. 'Watson 1, G. Carter 2. G. A. M. Macdonnld 3. One marrow, heaviest (6): W. .F. Watson 1. G. Carter 2, E. H. Williamß 3. three beet, turnip (20); Alf. Watson 1, G. A M. Macdonald 2. R. Billings 3. Twelve shallots,-'gian t (3): R. Billings 1, W. F. Watson 2. E. R- O'Neill 8. Twelve shallots, giant, non-pme winners (2):. W. F. Watson I, K. H. Williams 3. Twe.lve shallots, pick'

ling (15): Mrs D. Payne 1, Alf. Watson 2, D. Vernall 3. Four leeks (7): E. 11. Williams V W. r. 'Watson 2, Alt. Watson 3! Pumpkin, heaviest (4): W. F. Watison (4611)') 1. G. South 2, T. Bates 3.:'' Collection of vegetables, six varieties (6): E. H. Williams 1, W. F. Watson 2, R. Billings 3. Six onions. Cooper's Gold (2): R. BiMng3 1, E. H. Williams 2. POTATOES AND ROOTS. (Judge: Mr Stafford. Timaru.) Three raangoldß, long red (2) : D. Bennett 1, G. South 2. Three mangolds, globe (5): W. G. Bolitho S. S. Hewson 2, Mrs 'J'. H Hughes 3. .Three mangolds, any other variety (3): D. Bennett 1, G. South 2, li. Hewson ,o. Heaviest mangold (3) :G. South 1. D. Bennett 2, B. Hewson 3. Three turnips, yellow flesh (1): G. South 1. Three turnips, white flesh (4) : G. South 1, A. do Renzy 2, T. Bates 3. Three swedes (4) :0. South 1. W. G. Bolitho 2, A, de Renzy 3. Three heaviest swedes (1): W. G. Bolitho J. .Six potatoes, early white (7): G. Batty 1, T. Bates 2, C. Hewson 3. Six potatoes, early coloured (G): G. South 1, O. A. M. Macdonald 3, G. Batty 3. Six potatoes, later variety (14): G. Payne 1 and 2, Mrs G. H. Mulligan 3.' Four distinct varieties potatoes (G) : D. Vernall 1, G. South 2, G. Batty Six heaviest potatoes (2) : G. Batty 1, J). Borinett 2, F. A. Joynt 3. Six field carrots (3): G. South 1, 11, Kooke 2. Six Held parrots, red (a): E. H. Williams 1, G. Houth 2, C. Hewson 3. Cabbage, heaviest (I) : J.- Patrick 1 HOME PRODUCE. (Judges: Cookery, Mr E. Shepherd, Teinuka; preserves, Mrs G. McOullough, Teinuka.) Light sultana cake (7):. Mrs L. Henderson. J, Airs Mossop 2, Mrs J. A. Henderson 3. | Dark fruit cake (4): Mrs W. G, Bolitho 1, Mrs J. Priddle 2, Mrs Rysdale 3. Dark fruit cake, non-prize winners (1): Mrs V. Prouting 1. Seed cake (3) : Mrs L. Henderson 1, Mrs A: Rysdale 2.. Marble cake (3): Mrs A. Rysdale 1, Mrs J. Priddle 2, Mrs L. Henderson 3. Sponge cako # (3): Mrs Gudsell 1, Mrs A. Rysdale 2. Sponge cake, non-prize winners (2): Mrs W. G. Bolitho 1. Sponge tandwich (5) : Mrs A. Priddis 1, Mrs A. Rysdale 2, R. Billings 3. Sponge sandwich, nonprize winners (6): Mrs O'Neill 1, Mrs J. A. Henderson 2, Miss J. Austin 3. Ginger bread (3) : .Mrs V. Prouting 1, Mrs A. Rysdale 2. Twelve 1 assorted cakes (2): Mrs A. Rysdale .1. Shortbread (10): Miss J. lleid 1, Mrs W. G. Bolitho 2, Miss S. Payne 3. Shortbread, non-prizo winners (4) : Mrs Gjidsell 1, Mrs Fuldseth 2, Mrs Mossop 3. Oven scones (G): Mrs J. Priddle 1, Mrs G, Worner 2, Mrs A. Rysdale 3. • Oven scones, ion-prize winners (2): Miss G. Watson J, Mrs Mossop 2. Girdle scones (2): Mrs G. Worner 3. Mrs A. Priddle 2. Cream puffs (4) : Mrs A. Rysdale 1, Miss D. Williams 2, R. Hillings 3. Sausage rolls (o) : Mrs A. Rysdale 1, Mrs Canavan 2,- Miss G. Watson :s. Pikelets (2): Miss G. Watson 1, Miss J. Reid 2. Decorated fruit cake (2):: Mrs Rysdale l. Sponge roll, children under 16 (4): Miss M. Hawkins 1, Miss 1.. Chambers j 2, Miss K., Trumper 3. Light fruit cake, children under 16 (3): Miss G.'Watson 1, Miss M. Hawkins 2, Miss 1. Chambers 3. Plain scones, children under 16 (3): Miss n. Watson 1, Miss M. Hawkins 2, Miss I. Chambers 3. Apple or rhubarb pie (5):, Mis A. Kysd&le 1. Miss G. Watson 2, Miss 1. Chambers 3. Plain cake (3): Mrs A. Rysdale 1, Miss F, Grimsey 2. Jam tarts C 3): Mrs A. Rysdale 1, Miss G. Watson 2. Separator butter (2): Miss F. Grimsey 1, Alri \. Prouting 2. Separator butter, noi)" prize winners (2): Miss D. Smith 1, Mrs A. Rysdale 2. Plate of fancy butter (1): Mrs J. A. Henderson 1. Specimen of child's lunch (6): Miss J. Reixi 1. Mrs W. E. Cook 2. Loaf home-made bread (3): Mrs G. Worncr 1. Mrs R. M. Fuldseth 2, Mrs A. Priddle 3. Home-made jam, three varieties - (3): Mrs W. H. Smith I. Miss D. Smith 2, Mrs A. Rysdale 3. Marmalade (2): C. Unwin I. Mrs A. Rysdale 2. Home-made ielly, three bottles (2): Mrs A. Rysdale 1, Mrs W. Watson 2. Home-made preserved fruits, two* varieties (1): Mrs G. Birdling 1. - Homemade pickles, two varieties (3): Mrs WatKOQ 1, Mrs A. Rysdale 2, Mrs W. H. Smith Ilomo-made chutney <4) : Mrs W. JI. Smith 1. Mrs A. Rysdale and W. Watson (rqual) 2, Mrs G. Birdling 4. Home-made soap (3): Mrs J. Stewart 1, Mrs W. Leary 2, Mrs A. Rysdale 3. Bottle plum sauco (3): Mrs D.'Smith 3, Mrs Rysdale 2, Mrs W. Watson 3. Tomato sauca (5): Mrs G. Birdling 1, MiBS D. Smith 2, Mrs W. Watson 3. Bost hen's eggs,. white (2) : Mrs A. Priddlo 1, Mrs G. Payne 2. Best hen's eggs, white, non-prize winners (1): Miss 1). Smith 1. Best hen's eggs, brown (4): Mrs G. Birdling J, Mrs G. Payne 2, Miss 1). Smith 3. Duck eggs (1): Mrß G. Birdling i. Dozen hens' eggs, heaviest (2): G. Payne 1, Mrs T. Beavan 2. Dozen hens' eggu. non-prize winners (1): Miss D. Smith 1. Pair dressed fowls (2) : Mrs F. Hughes J. Mrs F. Priddle 2.

CHILDRKN'S SECTION' (Judge: Mr E. Piper.)

. Sewing, Standard I. (3) : May Hawkins 1, K&ine Fisher 2, Dorothy Summers a. Sewing, ►Standard 11. (8) : Avice Austin 1, Margaret Cairns !i, Rerna Williams 'J. Sewing. Standhrd II;, boys (9)r. Vessil Irvine 1, Hector Henderson *2; Arthur I'emberton o. Sewing, Klnadard ill. ('J): Mavis Patrick J. Mflba, Priddlp 2, ICatherino i'uldseth 3. - Sewing, Stnadard IV. (5): Joyce' Roberts 1. Orsn:i I'ord 2, Meta Roberts 3. Sewing, Standard V. (7): hvelyn Trumper 1, Norah Rooney 2; Joan Minnis 3. Hewing, Standard VI. (4) :■ Kathleen Trumper J, Nellie and Nancy Davies (equal) 2. Plasticine, primers (20) : T. Austin 1, M. Sumn;.?rs 2, Molly Stewart 3. Drawing, pastel, Standards I. and 11. (22). Eddie Loary 1, Lawrence Patrick 2, Gerald Worner 3. Drawing, pastel, Standards 111. and IV. (29) : Avis Austin 1, Hector Henderson and Othle Brenton (equal) 2, Jjindnay Cook 3 Drawing, freehand,. Standards V. and VI. (15): Spencer Fuldsetli 1, Phyllis Brown 2. Evelyn Trumper and Norah liooney (equal) 3. Writing, Standards 1. and 11. (18): Lawrence Patrick 1, Ksme Fisher 2, Betty Summers 3. Writing, Standards 111. and IV (23) John Bruce 1, Hazel Brown 2, Kileen Hawkins • 3. Writing, Standard V. and VI (20): Robert Williams 1, Norah Rooney 2, Joan -Minnis and Kay Hobbs (equal) 3. Writing, Standards V. and VI. (Peter Pan. Circle) (7): Joan Minnis 1, Margaret Muff 2, Norah Rooney 3. Map of Canterbury, showing rainfall (5): £j sneer .'iFulds.e.th 1,. Phyllis . Brown 2. Weather chart, for 'February (15): Spencer P'uldseth 1, Cyril Priddle 2. Phyllis Brown 8. Collection of weeds (6): Spenoer Fuld»oth 1, Albert Bray 2, Molly Barker 8. Cigarette cards, artistically set up (9): Katherine i-'uldaeth 1, Lindsay Cook 2, Joan Minnis a ltd Meta Roberts 3. Vase of cut flotvers, Standards 11. and under (11): Douglas Wat*on 1, Bruce Chambers 2, Molly Stewart S. Vase of out flowers, Standards 111. and IV. ('3): Katherine .Fuldsetli 1, Winnie Rysdale 2, Maisie O'Connor S. Vase of cut flowers, Standards V. and VI. (5): Margaret MuS 1, Crma Ford 2, Joan Minnis 8. Best arranged buttonhole, Standards 111. and under (17): Bruco Chambers 1, George Barker 2, Othlo Brenton 3. Best arranged buttonhole. Standards IV.' and over (13): Margaret Muff l, Winnie Rysdale 2, 'Joyce Roberts 3. One plain fruit cake (2): Helen Worner 1, Evelyn Trumper 2. One plaie assorted calces (1): (lima. Ford 1 Sis plain oven scones (5): Orma Ford 1, Monty Vernall 2, Winnie Rysdale 3. Sponge sandwich (2): Dorothy Tleavan 1, Evelyn Trumper 2. Sponge roll (3): Evelyn Trumper 1, Meta Roberts 2. Meccano model (2): Spencer Fuldseth and ■fram Henderson (equal)' 1. Home-made tov CA: S. Fuldseth 1. Raffia basket, Standards )Tl. and under (12): Hector Henderson 1, Vassil: Irvine 2, Tim Loary and M. Vernall (equal) 3. Raffia work on exhibition: Norecn Lcacli 1. DECORATIVE SECTION. (Judge: Mr H. B. Millichamp, Asliburton.) Decorated basket (5): 'Miss G. Watson 1, Miss J. 1 Reid 2, Mrs G. Stewart 3. Gent's buttonhole (6): Miss Innes 1, Mrs W. H. Morris 2, Miss -I. Chambers 3. Hand bouquet, unwired (4): Miss Gladys Watson., 1, Mrs W. E. Cook 2, Miss I. Chambers 3. Bowl of cut flowers, one variety (5): Mrs G. Stewart 1, Mrs A. Rysdale 2, Mrß W. E. Cook 3. Vase of cut flowers, one variety (5): Misß Orma Ford 1, Mrs W. E. Cook 2, Mrs G. Stewart 3. • Bowl of cut flowers, non-prize winners (7): Miss D. Smith 1, W. M. Gerard 2, Mrs G. Birdling 3. Vase of cut flowers, non-prize winners (2): ■ Misß J. Reid 1. Miss D. Smith 2, Miss A. Reid 3. Bowl of out flowers, more than one variety (6): Miss I. Chambers 1, Mrs W. H. Morris 2, Mrs G. Stewart 3. Bowl of sweet peas (8): Mis G. Stewart 1, Mrs A. Rysdale 2, Miss O. Ford 3. Bowl ■of flowers, child under sixteen (3): M. Hawkins 1, I Chambers -2, f>. Watson 3. Vase of , cut flowers, child under sixteen (S): M. Hawkins. 1, -Gladys Watson 2, Incel) Chambers 3. Floating bow) r.f flowers (4): E. H. Williams 1, Incell Chambers 2. Mrs' G. Stewart 3.

HOME INDUSTRIES. (.ludge: Mrs G. A. Davey, Rangitira Valley.) i Pair aooks, wheeling (I): Mrs Mason 1. ' Pair souks, fingering (4); Mrs'G. Metcalf I,' ilrs Chalmers 2. Child's jumper, knitted (2): Mrs Chalmers 1, Mrs Frederickson 2. Baby's coat, crochet (1): Mrs Fredrickson ] Tea cloth, hemstitched (2): Mrs Mulligan 1, Miss E. Hughes 2. Sample of crochet work (4): Mrs Mosspp 1, Mrs ft. E. Cross 2. Embroidered nightdress (1): Mrs W. G. Bolitho 1 Duchesse set, girls under 18 (-)■: Myra Hawkins 1, Irene Hobbs 2. Collection fancy work, three varieties (1) : Mrs Fredrickson 1 Fancy cushion (1): Mrs D. Bennett 1. Pillow nr bolster sham (1): Miss B. Millichamp 1. Darning on Bock, girls under sixteen (3): Miss G. Watson 1. Buttonholing, girls under sixteen (1): Miss Gladvg Watson 1. Ladies' apron, embroidered (7): Miss B. Millichamp 1, Mißs J. Reid 2. Miss H. H«wson 3. Best article fronr sugar-bag (3): Mrs B. Bennett 1. Mrs W. E. Cook 2. Thrift article, sewinr, other thai! sticar-bag <6): Mrs Brooks 1, Miss J. Reid 2, Mrs R. E. Cross 3. Specimen of work not in schedule,. embroidery (11): Miss B. Millichamp 1, Mrs Bolitho 2, Miss F. Grimsey 3. Specimen of. work not in schedule, other than embroidery (15): "Miss F.Pearce 1, A. do Renzr SI. I Miss J. Reid 3, Mrs Brenton i.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE SECTION. (Judge: . Mrs' Ross Brodie,.. Ransfyata , 'lsland.) Home-made toy, hard stuffed Mrs E. P. Chambers 1. Papier Macha '(3):" Mrs HA. Brenton 1 and. 2, 1 Mrs D. Bennett -. Thrift floor rug (5): Mrs Ellery 1," Mrs Pemberton 2, Mrs Bennett, Mrs Gerard, ana Mrs Boa van (equal) 3. . Original, poster, advertising "Buy New Zealand-made Goods"' (2): Mrs H. A Brenton 1 and 2. One child's unlock (1): Misß Barker 1. One pair 'ekin gloves . (2): 'Miss "Wooley 1 and 2. One .pair moccasins (5): Miss P. Blathwayte 1 and 2, Miss Barker 3. PHOTOGRAPHIC, SECTION. .(Judge: Mr A. Newlan JHancock, Temuka.) Photograph of • landscape (5): R. F. Payne 1, I. Bolitho 2, Miss I. Bennett 3.- Photo-; graph of animal, life (7) : t I r Bolitlio 2, Miss T. 'Bennett 37 ' "