PRIZE LIST.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 76, 8 March 1883, Page 3

PRIZE LIST.

CijJbs A.— Pot. Plants- ' • <3eraniums, 3 varieties, single, Mr J. . Jensen'* .special. First prize, WFowlles. : i O . / ; _~- n Geraniums, 2 varieties, double, Mr Or. Smith's speciaL, ; First .prize, W. Tgowlds. Geraniums,' collection, the President's .■special. Fitst prize,' U. Lucas. ■ Ht'etunias, Collection of fi, Mr F.De J. €lere 7 s specinL No exhibit • Fuchsia, 6 varieties, Mr J. Hastie's •.special. First prize,' .-Lucas. : Fuclisia, 1 speeimea. ; No exhibit. Balsams,, 3 colours, Mr W. B; Bishop's special. First prize, W. Fowles. . Cockscomb, 3. No exhibit. .";.-' SAuKk; yellow- l>t prize, W- Fbwles. Musk, red. Ist prize, Mrs Minn. Begonias, 3 varieties, foliage, Mr WCampbell's . special-. JbUrst.^ prize, C. Lucas. , Ferns, established, Mr F. de X Clere s special. -No exhibit. . . ' • ° :; Ferns^pi^ssfid.. First.prize, Mr WildJbore; .....■■ . • Iry leaf Geraniunins, 3 varieties, Mr 'SlierwuTs specia . iSo exhibit Specimeß plant, in bloom, Mr A. Dawcsoff.s special. First prize, VV. FoVles. Specimen plant,: foliage; Firsfc prize, -J., iLoEiis.; ... .-■: .. - Collection of pot plants, ike President s special... No .exhibit. CIABB B-rCOT.FI,OWEBS. . ' Aster's, •12 Varieties, 'Mr J. Raff's -jspeoial.'" No exhibit. : *i-Zfnncfts,'>€ vaui^ties. First S. : jglniglit: ' i. • .--: Carnations and,, picoteea, 6 varieties. iNo exhibit. . .. _. - ;. /; . HollyKodcs, •§ spikes. . No exlubit. ' Gladioli, 6 spikes. First prize, Miss ■JK" icliolas. • RosSs, "€ vaweties, H. Gardi-ner's ; .-special. No exhibit. Rose's; '. 3 -varieties. First price, Mrs. 3lcK.enzie/ '• pHnsies, best collection. First prize, 1 IMts Sftioti. 'V«rfeenas,-boßt collection. Noexliibit. Stocks,- 6 varietieu, No eshibit. ( - '■. Antirrhinums, 3 varieties. -First prize, jMrs minpr.-r. ;• : ,' DaUias, -collection, Mr -if. Lyon^a. INo exUiSjitf •■ :•«;?■'.-'! Phlox drummpndi. First prize, S. ißlnight. . . r Jlarid botiquet, not exceeding 6 inches iin diameter, Mr B^ E. , Amesbury's spo-> ' Miss^it.'Mc^Een^ie. :'■■■ Table bouquet, not exceeding 12 s inches • iin diameter, '-HhF- Si Daw's special. First iprize, Miss A McKepzie. j \ BrarfllKJa^t*^, !the President's special. iFirst prize, Miss A. M cZenzie. ...; Table decoration, 3. vases, Mr -C. Roc's .special. First prize, Mrs Cramond. ; Collection -of cut flowers, varieties arranged, H. Rutherford's' . f rspeoW.;? No exhibit,, -i.v . -:■■'.,:<>. ,; Floral -device, Mr H» Adsett, jun's, j :Bpecial. No exhibit. ■ " C^tlfigef s' b6uquef« Mr';H^. Worsfold's j :special. Ist j)i zc. Mr^J&lni r. :Gxapc6,rfifitei^jb.upßhes, Master W. IPearson's special. Ist prize, W. D. IN icliolas. _ .-. Grapes, black, 3 "bunches, Mr J. Pawson>, speqial. , Fiipt .jprizc,iG. • Barthol-^ ■^ane'w 1 . ........ > Apples, HibKtone pippin, 6. Farst rnrize, Mr SherwilL ' ' Apples, dessert, Mrs Tpwler's . special: •. ■asT|*ize,T.. Av'Pr4oe.^ '-" : - *" - !) Apples, cooking, 6. First prize, C ; ILucdtL -'I ■■-■■■:'"'■ '••■■ ■'' - ' , Apples, collection, 3 each sort, MrE.; «Gqo4-b?>h)iJß'B .-wpceiaL : First -pr*zo, ■ F. : 'Xoitler:; -second VJ~ Fowles. Peaches,'. iieestofifefii Jirst prize, Mrs IF-owles. ....... , r , , ,_ ' . '■ >p^jiciies,'clingslonesl'-Fi#BtprifeeT. P. .James. -- -, . -. ■. „ Pears, -d. ! Tirst prize, W. Fowles. <Quinces, 6. ■No exhibit. _ : JBlunjs, desserfc 25./.; No^exhibit ; ''' Plums," cooking, 25. ' No exhibit. " Mulberries, 1 plate-.. Np, exhibit. Slaclibfrrries, l^late'i J JSFo I exhibit. - -Melons, 3./ First: prize, Mxs Bennett. ' l 'Jams' or 'Jellies, Mj? A.' Sutherland's :speoial. ; ; Fwst > prise; Mrs K. BeSmett ; ieconcLMirsCrampnd. ■,:■'■ > Cpllec|abn of. Eruit, Mr, P. Bartholome.W's* sjpciaL , *'?irsjt.. prize, T. N. X '- Preserved Frait,S bottles, MrE. Hall's special. Ist prize, MrS Bennett v First jmze; S. GoodbePea nnta. r ist prize, H. Bilderbeck. jClass P.— Vegbtables. Teas, r collection, pods of .each sor : t. ■ ■Tf o eXrhihifc. ■ ■ ■< * ;" : BeaAsi; kidney, 25 : pfbds-' ; Fis^t 1 prize, Celery, 3 sticks. No erhi*»t. ; Carrots, 6. -First,p.ni;ejiC. JLncAS.. , Bhubarb. First .prize, S.. GoodjbeTurnioft. 6, j NoefehiHts.. „ : 'Z 'lISSJSMAJfa-ff - 3K-K. Eo.ste r's finecial. r 'Ew»* prize, T, HaH. ■ ■>. " : ' :; °<6fcKbaae, '^. JPirsfc pr.i*!?. C. Lu«as. ; Knr '^Cat^^e;Te|(: prize, 35. F. Rm-

Cauliflower, '6. IN o exhibit. Lettuce, 3. JN'o exhibit. < inioiis, 12. First priz^, T. Churcher. Onions, best collection, 6 of each sort. First prizt 1 , C. Lucas. . parsnips, fi. .First prize, C. Lucas. Ptuiipkins, *2. First pri2« C Lucas. Vegetable uiarrotf, 2. First prize.. S. Goodbehere. Beetroot, 1. No exhibitCustard marrow- First prize, W- D. Nicholas. Potatoes, 6 kidney. Tirst prize, C. Lucas. Potatoes, 6 round. First prize, C. Lucas. Potatoes, collection, 3 of each sort. No exhibit. Collection of herbs, Mr E. Young's special. No exhibit. • Collection' of vegetables, J. W. Eade's speciaL First prize, S. Knight. Class E — Pboduck. Butter, 2 lbs. First prize, W. Fowles. . < heese, 1 whole. First prize, Mrs Jeffries. Bacon, 1 side locally cured- First prize, W. Fowles. Ham, 1 iocally cured. No exhibitEggs, 12. Fir.it prize, W. Fowles.^ Home-uiado loaf.. First prize, Mrs BilderlieckHoney in eomK Mr "Ren ding's special. First prize, Mrs Bihlerbeek. Home-made pickles, 3 bottles, 0- Roefs special. First prize, Mrs Bennett. ; I Hops. First prize, Mr Bones. The show attracted, as usual, a lars:c number of visitors, especially in tile oyening, when the hall was well filled, every place in the surrounding district being fairly represented. The proceedings were enlivened by the strains of the Makino band, the Jife and dnini, and the string parts ot tfft bund, playih" alternately at intervals in xi very rivditable manner. Tin- performances of this band' were generally admired, and Mr.J. Currcon is to be congratulated on the progress made by liis band. After the show many of the productions were "knocked down."" by Mr SherwiH's hammer, and the prices realised were, on the whole, very good. After the sale: a dance was held in aid of the band, and was well patronised, the dancing being"; "kept up till about 4 a.m. this morning.' The exhibition altogether was very successful, and must have tended greatly to the encouragement of horticultural aod pastoral pursuits in the Manchester Block. .