RECORD ENTRIES

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20065, 11 October 1939, Page 13

RECORD ENTRIES

WAIPIRO FLOWER SHOW EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY INCREASING POPULARITY (Herald Correspondent.) The third annual flower show wa: held last Saturday in the Waipiro Baj Hall. Proof of the increasing popu larity of the show was the recorc number of entries, there being 20 more than last year. The Rev. A. R. H. Morris opened thi show, remarking on how well ever; section had been patronised, and the exceptional quality and quantity o: the exhibits in the Maori court ane the children’s section. The judges included: Messrs. Browr and Todd, flower section; Mrs. E. C Grant and Miss Turnbull, sewing, knit ting, wool and cotton crochet sections Mrs. S. Burdett and Mrs. Kirkham cooking; Mrs. Kirkham and' Mrs Cockery, vegetables and produce; Mrs A. J. Grant and Mrs. Kemp, preserves; Mrs. Newton and Mrs Cockery, Maori court; Miss K. Beale and Mrs. G. Cotterill, craftswork anc children’s section. Many special prizes were donated, the most important being the silvei rose bowl presented by Mr. S. F Logan, Onehunga, for highest point; in the flower section, including decorative, which was won by Mrs. H. E. Williams, Ruatoria, The prize for the largest number of entries in the show, donated by Mr. W. S. Thompson, was awarded to Mrs. Malcolm, who entered 42 exhibits. The first and second prizes for highest points gained in the show, donated by Mrs. A. B. Williams and Mr. H. Williams, were won by Mrs. W. S. Thompson and Mrs. Malc6lm. Miss de Montalk, Tolaga Bay, won the prize for sewing, donated by Mrs. A. B. Williams, while Mi’S. W. S. Thompson won the prize for knitting and crotchet work, the donor being Mrs. A. R. H. Morris. Miss K. Beale won the prize for the cooking section. In the Maori court, Mrs. H. Riwai gained the prizes for the highest points and the highest number of entries. Mrs. Riwai and Mrs. Wharehinga were also awarded special prizes for their leaven bread. Mrs. A. B. Williams had donated a special prize for the highest points gained in the children’s section, the winner being Alice Irving Mr. H. Williams’ prizes for the highest points gained in the children’s art section went to Joe Northover and Alice Irving. AWARDS 'Prize-winners are as follows: — Flowers Long Trumpet 'Daffodil: Mrs. H. E. Williams, 1: Collection of daffodils: Mrs. T. C. Smith, 1;-Miss K. Beale, 2. Three double anemones: Mr. T. Hickey, 1 and 2. Three single anemones: Mr. T. Hickey, 1. Single Anemone: Miss K. Beale, I; Mr, T. Hickey, 2. Double anemone: Mr. T. Hickey, 1; Miss K. Beale, 2. Collection of anemones: T. Hickey, 1; H. Williams and T. Hickey, equal, 2. Six ranunculi: Mrs. Colebrook, 1; Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Colebrook, equal, 2, Ranunculas: Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Morris, equal, 1. Cyclamen: Mr. H. Williams, 1. Sparaxis: Mrs. A. • Boyce, 1. Freesias: H. Williams, 1; Mrs. A. B. Williams, 2. Hyacinths: Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1; Mrs. Gilmore, 2. Lachanalia: Miss K. Beale, 1. Eschscholtzia: Mrs. H. Fox, 1. Gaillardia: Mrs. Gilmore, 2. Stocks, double: H. Williams, 1; Mrs. G. Cotterill, 2. Iceland poppies: Mrs. H. E. Williams, 1; Mrs, G. Cotterill and H. Williams, equal, 2/Migonette: Mrs. H. E. Williams, 2. Nemesias: Mrs. H. E. Williams, 1; Mrs. A. Boyce, 2. Pansies: H. Williams, 1; Mrs. A. B. Williams, 2. Linaria: Mrs. Wharehinga, 1; Ripika 2. Primroses: Mrs. G. Cotterill, 1; Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Kemp, equal, 2. Polyanthus: Mrs. Gilmore, 1; Mrs. H. Williams. 2; Mrs. Burdett, and T. Hickey, h.c. Antirrhinums: Sister iMacreth, 1; E. Lockwood, 2. Tulips: Miss K. Beale, 1; I-I. Williams, 2. Collection of 'cut flowers: Mrs. Colebrook, 1. Larkspur: Sister Macereth, 1; Mrs. Gilmore, 2. Primulas: Miss K. Beale, 1; Mrs. G Cotterill, 2. Calendulas: Sister Macereth, H; Mrs. Colebrook and Mrs. Thompson, equal, 2. Viola: Mrs. 11. E. Williams, .1; Mrs. S. J. Lee, 2. Verbena: H. Williams, 1; Mrs. A. B. Williams, 2. .Iris: Mrs. G. Cotterill, 4; Waipiro Bay School, 2. Sweet peas: H. Williams, 2. Any flower not scheduled: PI. Williams, 1; Mrs. Gilmore, 2. Decorative Bowl of mixed spring flowers: Miss K. Beale, 1; Mrs. G. Wilson, 2. Bowl of ranunculi: Mrs. G. Wilson, 1; Mrs. Colebrook, 2. Vase of flowers: Mrs. G, Wilson, 1; Mrs. A. R. 11. Morris, 2.

Clolection of wild flowers: Miss K Beaie, 1; Mrs. Nurse, 2. Basket oi flowers: Mrs. G. Wilson, 1; Mrs. H. E. Williams, 2. Bowl of yellow flowers: Mrs. G. Wilson and Mrs. H. E. Williams, equal, 1; Mrs. Thompson, 3. Gentleman’s buttonhole: Mrs. 11. E. Williams, 1. Lady’s shoulder spray: Mrs. G. Wilson, 1; Mrs. H. E. Williams, 2. Bowl of mauve flowers: Mrs. G. Wilson; 1; Mrs. Morris and Miss K. Beale, equal, 2. Posy ring: Mrs. H. E. Williams, 1; Miss J. Tereo, 2. Miniature rock garden: Keith Williams. 7 Sewing j Embroidery, coloured: Miss Turn--0 bull, 1; Mrs. V. Curry, 2. Apron, worked in colours: Mrs. W. Brown, 1; Mrs. Malcolm, 2. Apron, any kind: 3 Mrs. S. J .Lee, 1; Mrs. Malcolm, 2. f Guest towel: Mrs. Reid, 1; Miss de ; Montalk, 2. Fancy" needlework, any c kind: Miss Hopley, 1; Mrs. V. Curry, * 2. Most useful and effective article from sugar-bag: Mrs. S. J. Lee, 1; i Mrs. A. R. H. 'Morris, 2. Child’s . dress: Mrs. A. R. H. Morris, 1; Miss - M. Boyce, 2. Smocking: Mrs. Morris, ; 1 and 2. Garment, i machine-made: , Miss M. Boyce, 1. Piece of fancywork: Miss de Montalk, 1 and 2. D’oyley, embroidered: Mrs. S. J. Lee, . 1; Miss de Montalk, 2. Luncheon set: Mrs. Reid, 1; Mrs. T. C. Smith, 2. Cosy: , Mrs. V. Curry, 1; Mrs. W, Brown, 2. ( [ Hand-made bag, other than leather' or raffia: Mrs. Reid and Mrs. V. Curry, equal, 1; Miss Turnbull, 3. Traycloth, ■ white: Mrs. V. Curry, 1; Mrs. S. J. . Lee, 2. Petticoat: Miss Turnbull, 1. ; Nightdress: Miss Turnbull, 1. Throwover: Mrs. Reid, 1. Handkerchief: Mrs. W. -S. Thompson, 1. Cushion: Mrs. Malcolm, 1. Wool needlework: Mrs. W. Brown, 1; Miss Hopley, 2. Piece of needlework not enumerated: Miss de Montalk, 1; Mrs. Jamieson and Miss de Montalk, equal, 2: Knitting Men’s sox, fine wool: Mrs; Gilmore, 1; Mrs. Herbert, 2. Garment from. New Zealand wool: Mrs. Malcolm, 2. Baby’s coat: Miss M. Farrow, 1; Mrs. Ei Harrison and Miss M. Boyce, equal, 2. Jumper: Mrs. S. Mcllroy, 1. Cardigan: Mrs. S. Burdett and Mrs. A. J. W. 'Duff, equal, 1; Mrs. Malcolm, 3. Slippers: Mrs. V. Curry, 1. Knitted article not enumerated: Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Gilmour, equal, 1; Mrs. S. J. Lee, 3. Knitted article by man: W. Brown, 1; J. Wilson, 2. Tea cosy: Mrs. Malcolm, 2. Shawl: Mrs. Herbert, 1. Wool Crochet Infant’s jacket: Mrs. Thompson, 1. Scarf: Mrs. Thompson, 1 and 2. Pilchers: Mi’s. Thompson, 1. Bonnet: Mrs. Thompson, 1. Shawl: Mrs. Jamieson, 1. Bed-jacket: Miss Philpott, 1. Cotton Crochet Table centre, crochet edge: Mi-s. Riwai, 2. D’oyley, lace crochet: Mrs. Riwai, 2. D’oyley, crochet edge: Mrs. Riwai, 1 and 2. Piece of fine crochet: Mrs. Thompson, 1; Miss Philpott, 2. Coat hanger: Mrs. S. J. Lee, 1; Mrs. Thompson, 2. Guest towel, crochet edge: Mrs. Thompson, 2. Crafts Work Any article of crafts’ work: Mrs. T. C. Smith, 2; Mrs. Morris, h.c, Leatherwork: Mrs. Riwai, 1. ' Cakes Eggless cake: Mrs. Thompson and . Mrs. Malcolm, equal, 1; Miss K. Beale, 3. Madeira cake: Mrs. Gilmour, 1; Mrs. T. C. Smith, 2. Sultana cake: , Miss K. Beale and Mrs. Malcolm, equal, 1; Mrs. P. Richards, 3. Rich cake: Mrs. P. Richards, 1; Sister Macereth, 2. Butter sponge: Mrs. P. Richards, 1. Plain sponge: Miss K. Beale, 1. -Coffee sponge: Miss K. Beale, 1. Seed cake: Mrs. A. J. W. Duff, 1. Brown walnut cake: Mrs. A. J. W. Duff, 1. Chocolate cake: Mrs. T. C. Smith, 1. Ginger gems: Miss K. Beale, 1. Plain gems: Miss K. Beale, 1. Plain scones: Mrs. Malcolm, 1. Home-made bread: Mrs. P. Richards and Mrs. E. Morice, equal, 1. Nut bread: Mrs. Thompson, 1. Sausage rolls: Miss K, Beale, 1. Sweets Turkish delight: Mrs. Malcolm, 1. Coconut ice: Mrs. Malcolm, 1. Marshmallows: Jean Groves, 1. Fudge: Mrs. Malcolm, 1. Mixed creams: Mrs. Malcolm, 1. Vegetables Cabbages: Ihungia station, 1. Carrots: fPukotiti station, I. Parsnips: C. Wilson, 1. Leeks: Alice Irving, 1. Spring onions: A. J. Duff, 1. Silver beet: Ihungia station, 1. Parsley: Mrs. Colebrook, 1. Collection of herbs: Alice Irving, 1. Collection of vegetables: A. J. Duff, 1. Rhubarb: Mrs. Colebrook, 1. Potatoes: A. J. Duff, 1. Beetroot: Puketiti station, 1. Produce Pat of butter: Mrs. Burdett and Miss K. Beale, equal, 1. Hen eggs: Mrs. T. Smith and Mrs. Gilmour, equal, 1; Mrs. C. Nurse, 3. Duck eggs: Mrs. T. Smith, 1; Mr. J. Wilson, 2. Lemons: Mrs. C. Wilson, 1. Oranges: Mrs. A. J. W. Duff, 1; Keith Williams, 2. Preserves Pears: Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1; -Mrs. Malcolm, 2. Gooseberries: Mrs. Thompson, 1; Mrs. Gilmour, 2. Plums: Mrs. A. R. H. Morris, 1; Mrs. Young, 2. Rhubarb: Mrs. Young, 1; Mrs. Mai- , colm, 2. Quinces: Mrs. A, B. Wil-

1. liams, 1. Apricots: Mrs. A. R. H. if Morris, 1. Jam, three varieties: Mrs. [. Thompson, 1; Mrs. Burdett, 2. Goosev berry jam: Mrs. A. R. H. Morris, 1; . Mrs. Burdett, 2; Nectarine jam: Mrs. , Malcolm, 1. Cherry plum: Mrs. Mal- ■■ colm, 1; Mrs. Thompson, 2. Apricot ': jam:’Mrs. Thompson, 1; Mrs. Morris, ;, 2. Plum jam: Mrs. Thompson, 1; Mrs. -. Malcolm, 2. Piemelon: Mrs. Burdett, 1; Mrs. Malcolm, 2. Quince jam: Mrs-. -. Thompson, 1. Grape jam: Mrs. - Thompson, 1. Strawberry jam: Mrs. Thompson ,1; Mrs. Burdett, 2. Apple jelly: Mrs. Gilmour, 1; Mrs. Morris, 2. Quince jelly: Mrs. Malcolm, 1; Mrs. Burdett, 2. Damson jelly: Mrs. A. B. , Williams, 1. Marmalade, orange: Mrs. , Morris, 1; Mrs. Gilmour, 2, Marma- : lade, lemon: Mrs. Malcolm, 1. Lemon . honey: Mrs. Gilmour and Mrs. Morris, 2 equal, 1; Miss Gerrad, 2. Mincemeat: r Mrs. Morris, 1; Miss Ruth, 2. Plum , sauce: Mrs. Thompson, 1; Mrs. A. B. 2 Williams, 2. Tomato sauce: Mrs. ; Thompson, 1; Mrs. Malcolm, 2. s Maori Court Coarse kit: Mrs. G. Riwai, 1; Mrs. G. Riwai and Mrs. Wharehinga, equal, . 2. Fine kit: Mrs. 11. Ngata, 1. Mat, fancy: Mrs. Wharehinga, two exhibits, equal, 1; Mrs. Maraki, 3. Taniko belt: Mrs. Rangiwaia, 1 and 2. Tipare: Mrs. Rangiwaia, 1 and 2. Knitted cardigan: Mrs. Mcllroy, 1. Fancy article, knitted: \ Mrs. Fox, 1; Mrs. Harrison, 2. Fancy article, embroidered: Mrs. Mcllroy, 1; Mrs. Riwai, 2. Crochet: Mrs. H. Ngata, 1. Kie kie hat: Mrs. Riwai, 1. Kumaras: Mrs. Riwai, 1. Jam, any kind: Mrs. Riwai, 1; Mrs. Wharehinga, 2. Preserves: Mrs. P. Richards, 1 and 2. Article made from sugar-bag: Mrs. E. Harrison, 1. Piu piu: Mrs. Rangiwaia, 1. Knitted stockings: Mrs. Riwai, 1. Pillow sham: Mrs. Me. Ilroy, 1; Mrs. Harrison, 2. Knitted scarf: Mrs. Riwai, 1: Mrs. E. Harrison, 2. Bread: Mrs. Riwai and Mrs. Wharehinga, equal, 1. Children’s Section Knitted article, over 9 years: Alice Irving, 1; Maraea Harrison, 2. Fancy apron: Alice Irving, 1; Rita Chalmers, 2. Taniko: Makarika School, 1. Gentleman’s buttonhole: Elaine Hicks, 1 and 2; Binkie Te Rare, 3. Collection of flowers:- Dulcie Hicks, 1; Queenie Haerewa, 2. Hand-sewn article, junior: Elaine Hicks, 1; Rosie Matehe, 2; Hiki Chamberlain, 3-. Handsewn article, senior: Alice Irving, 1; Girlie Mcllroy, 2; Nina Richards, 3; Grace Richards, h.c. Children’s Crafts Wool-weaving: Manga Waiti, 1; Riria Raroa, 2; Barney Nehua, 3. Tapestry: Cocky Henry, 1; Girlie Mcllroy, 2; Tangi Te Rure, 3. Knitted article, not enumerated: Queenie Haerewa, 1. Lathework: Makarika School, 1,2 and 3. Woodwork, senior: David Harrison, 1; Bob Harrison, 2; Joe Northover; 3. Woodwork, junior: Bernard Smith, 1; Tom Fox,-2. Wood decoration: Joe Northover, 1; Keith Williams, 2; Bill Rangiwaia, 3; Dan Northover, h.c. Plasticene modelling: Waipiro Bay infants, 1,2 and 3. Frame picture, any 'type: Makarika School, 1 and 2; Alice Irving, 3. Raffia work: Waipiro Bay infants, 1 and 2, Soft toy: Waipiro Bay infants, 1 and 2. Art Poster, junior section: Joe Northover, 1; Rosie Matehe, 2. Poster, senior section: Grace Richards, 1; Alice Irving, 2; Maraea Harrison, 3. Painting on pastel paper: Maraea Harrison, 1; New York Waiti, 2. Pastel drawing, junior: Ron Otte, 1; Rosie Matehe, 2; Joe Northover, 3; Manga Waiti, h.c. . Design picture, seniors: New York Waiti, 1; John Harrison, 2; Tom Fox, |] 3. Scene: ‘Sarah Maraki, 1; Alice Irving, 2; Bill Rangiwaia, 3; Queenie Haerewa and Grade Richards, h.c. Figure drawing: Maraea Harrison, 1; Cocky Henry, 2.