BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20097, 17 November 1939, Page 12

BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS

TOLAGA FLOWER SHOW KEEN INTEREST SHOWN PHOTOGRAPHS ADMIRED (Herald Correspondent.) The Tolaga Bay Horticultural Society held a very successful show in the Reynolds Hall this week. A record response by exhibitors fully justified the society in staging a show this season and the committee's efforts were amply rewarded. The judges remarked on the beauty of most of the flowers displayed, the basket of blue flowers being specially admired. Keen interest was shown in the photographic section. Local amateur photographers had some splendid studies on view. The champion photograph, by Mr. Bagiev, Napier, was greatly admired.

The children's sections, as usual, were keenly contested and amongst the large number of entries some splendid specimens of school work were exhibited, particularly in the handwork. The secretary, Mrs. A. J. Reid, was complimented on her work The judges were:—Cut flowers, Mrs. L. T. Barnard, and Mrs. C. 11. Bull; decorative. Mrs. R. Dobson; photographic, Mr. R. R. Baldrey; cookery. Mrs. H. McLernon: vegetables. Messrs. Brown and Bradley: sewing. Misses Margot Morris and G. Wilson. Special Prizes

Cups and special prizes were awarded as follows: — Rose Bowl, most points in rose class: Mrs. E. Loisel. Shelton Cud, champion bloom in Section 1: Mrs. E. Loisel. Good Cup, most points in Class 40: Mrs. Ted Lockwood. Stoneham Trophy, tor points in cut flower section not provided for: Miss M. Spencer. Decorative Cup, most points in decorative section: Mrs. G. Wilson. Needlework. Reeves Cup: Miss E. de Montalk. Vegetable Challenge Cup: Miss M. Spencer. Cooking: Mrs. Frank Lawrence. Challenge Card Box. most points in art section: Miss E. Granville. Special prize donated by Miss M. Spencer for Class 41: Mrs. J. L. Reeves. Special prize for cut flowers presented by Mrs. E. Loisel: Mrs. ,1. B. Morris. Special Prize, decorated tabic: Mrs. G. Wilson. Special prize for cooking: Mrs. Fred Lawrence. Sewing special: Miss P. Cranswiek Spencer Cup: Miss M. Broughton.

CLASS AWARDS Cut Flowers

Roses. —Twelve varieties: Mrs. E. Loisel. 1 and 3; Mrs. ,1. 13. Morris, 2. Nine varieties: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1 and 2; Mrs. de Montalk, 3. six varieties: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1 and 3; Mrs. de Montalk. 2. Three varieties: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1; Mrs. de Montalk, 2; Mrs. 'J. L. Reeves, 3. One variety: Mrs. E. Loisel and Mrs, 11. Spencer, equal, 1; Mrs. E. Loisel, 3; Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 4. Red: Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 1; Miss 11. Spencer, 2; Mrs. E. Loisel, 3. White: Miss H. Spencer, 1 and 3, Mrs. E. Loisel. 2. Pink: Mrs. J. B. Morris, 1; Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 2: Miss 11. Spencer. 3. Yellow: Mrs. J. B. Morris. 1; Mrs. E. Loisel. 2: Mrs. M. Holder, 3. One variety: Mrs. J. L. Reeves, i; Mrs. J. B. Morris. 2; Mrs. E. Loisel. 3. Novice, three varieties: Mrs. Ron Bartram. 1; Mrs. .1. L. Brown. 2. One variety, novice: Mrs. Ron Bartram, 1; Mrs. A. Donald, 2; Mrs. Sloan. 3.

Miscellaneous.—Acquile.gia: Mrs. F. Hooper, 1; Miss 11. Spencer, '2. Aictotcs: Miss H. Spencer, 1; Mrs. E. Loisel, 2; Mrs. Sloan, 3. Antirrhinums: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1 and 3; Mrs. de Montalk. 2. Calendulas: Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 1. Carnations, 3 varieties: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1: Miss H. Spencer, 2. Carnations. 1 variety: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1; Mrs. ,J. L. Reeves, 2; Miss 11. Spencer, 3. Calciolarias: Mrs. J. B. Morris, 1. Cinerarias: Miss H. Spencer. 1. Gaillardias: Miss H. Spencer. 1; Mrs. ,1. L. Reeves, 2. Geranium: Mrs. de Montalk. 1; Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 2 and 3. Gerbera: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1 and 2. Iris, bearded: Mrs. Reeves, 1; Miss H. Spencer, 2; Mrs. F. Hooper, 3. Ir is, •my variety: Miss H. Spencer, 1: Mrs. F. Hooper, 2; Mrs. Sloan, 3. Pansies: Mrs.'J. L. Brown, 1; Mrs. A. Donald, 2. Peonies: Mrs. J. B. Morris, 1; Mrs. A. Donald, 2. Poppies: Miss H. Spencer, 1; Mrs. ,J. L. Reeves, 2; Mrs. Sloan. 3. Stocks: Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 1: Mrs. Holder, 2 and 3. Sweet William: Miss F. Hooper, 1; Mrs. ,T. L. Reeves, 2; Mrs. A. Donald, 3. Watsonia: Miss H. Spencer, 1. Any other flower: Mrs. Reeves, 1; Miss H. Morice. 2; Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 3. Six cut flowers: Mrs. .J. B. Morris. 1. Six cut flowers: Mr. Ted Lockwood, 1: Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 2. Flowering shrub: Mrs. Reeves, 1; Mrs. E. Loisel, 2.

Vegetables Asparagus: Mrs. .1. B. Morris, 1; Mrs. E. Loisel, 2: Mrs. .1. Morris, 3. Broad Beans: Mrs. Curry, 1: Mrs. E. Loisel, 2. Silver Beet: Mrs. F. Hooper, 1; Mrs. E. Loisel, 2; Mrs. M. Holder, 3. Cabbage: Mrs. Sloan, 1; Mrs. de Montalk, 2; Miss H. Spencer, 3. Carrots, short: Miss M. Spencer, 2 and 3. Lettuce: Mrs. Lawrence, 1: Mrs. F. Hooper, 2: Mrs. E. Loisel, 3. Spring Onions: Miss M. Spencer, 1: Mrs. E. Loisel, 2; Mrs. M. Holder, 3. Collection of Vegetables: Mrs. F. Hooper, 1. Peas, long: Mrs. Morris, 1; Miss M. Spencer, 2. Peas, short: Miss M. Spencer, 1; Potatoes: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1; Mrs. Sloan 2 and 3. Radishes: Hugh Shelton, 1; Ray Lawrence, 3: Mrs. F. Hooper, 3. Rhubarb: Mrs. A. Donald, 1: Mrs. F. Hooper, 2 ; Miss M. Spencer, 3. Spinach: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1; Miss M. Spencer, 2. Turnips: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1; Miss M. Spencer, 2 Vegetables Not Scheduled: Mrs. Holder, 1; Mrs. F. Hooper, 2. Lemons: Mrs. E. Reeves, 1; Mrs. E. Reeves and Mrs. J. L. Reeves, equal, 2. Oranges: Mrs. E. Reeves, 1. Decorative Decorated Table: Mrs. G. Wilson, 1; Miss E. Reeves, 2; Miss Y. MacDonald, 3. Bowl of Flowers, one shade: Mrs. G. Wilson, 1; Miss Y. MacDonald, 2; Mrs. N. Loisel, 3. Bowl of Flowers: Miss E. Reeves, 1; Miss J. Donald, 2; Mrs. J. B. Morris, 3. Posy: Miss J. Donald, 1; Mrs. Reid, 2; Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Sou ter, 3. Basket of Flowers: Miss Y. MacDonald, 1; Mrs. G. Wilson, 2 ; Miss J. Donald. 3. Basket of Blue Flowers: Mrs. E. Loisel, 1; Mrs. J. B. Morris, 2; Miss Y. MacDonald, 3. Shoulder Spray: Mrs. Reid 1 and 3: Miss Souter, 2. Jug of Flowers: Mrs. G. Wilson, 1: Miss J. Donald, 2 ; Mrs. N. Loisel, 3. Vase of Flowers: Mrs. G. Wilson, 1; Miss J. Donald, 2; Miss Y. MacDonald, 3.

Cooking Christmas cake: Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 1: Mi's. Frank Lawrence, 2; Mrs. Mason, 3. Shortbread: Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 1; Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 2; Mrs. Cranswick, 3, Queen cakes: Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 1; Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 2; Mrs. Cranswick, 3. Loaf: Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 1; Mrs. Sloan, 2; Mrs. F. Hooper, 3. Pastry: Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 1; Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 2;

Mrs. Cranswick, 3. Girdle scones: Mrs. Sloan, 1; Mrs. Cranswick, 2: Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 3. Sponge: Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 1; Mrs. Cranswick, 2; Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 3. Date loaf: Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 1; Mrs. Cranswick, 2; Mrs. F. Hooper, 3. Eggs, hen: Mrs. Sloan, 1. Soap: Mrs. Sloan, 1; Mrs. Frank Hooper. 2. Marmalade: Miss J. Donald, 1: Mrs. Shelton. 2; Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 3. Lemon cheese: Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 1; Mrs. F. Hooper, 2. Butter: Mrs. Sloan, 1; Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 2; Mrs. Frank Lawrence, 3.

Sewing' and Knitting Morning set: Miss E. de Montalk, 1; Miss I. MacDonald, 2; Mrs. V. Curry.J 3. Toilet set: Miss E. de Montalk, 1 , and 2: Mrs. V. Curry, 3. Tray cloth. 1 colours: Miss E. de Montalk 1 and 2; j Miss J. Donald 3„ Cut work: Mrs. do Montalk, 1; Miss J. Donald, 2; Mrs. C. Reid, 3. Supper cloth: Miss E. dej Montalk, 1. Trolly cloth: Miss E. dc Montalk, 1; Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 2 and 3. Guest towel: Miss E. de Montalk, lp. Miss Y. MacDonald, 2; Mrs. J. L. Reeves, 3. Tea towel: Mrs. V. Curry,! 1: Miss Y. MacDonald, 2; Miss E. dej Montalk, 3. Tea shower; Miss E. de | Montalk, 1 and 2; Miss Y. MacDonald, j 3. Baby's pillow sham: Mrs. V j Curry, 1; Miss Y. MacDonald, 2; Miss, E. de Montalk, 3. Tapestry: Miss Pam Cranswick, 1; Mrs, Askenbeek, 2. Ap-

liqued article: Mrs. V. Curry, 2. Runner: Mrs, V. Curry, 2. Table centre: Miss E. de lVlontalk, 1; Miss Y. MacDonald, 2 and 3. Cardigan: Miss Y. MacDonald, 1 and 2; Mrs. C. Reid, 3. Bootees: Mrs. Herbert, 1; Miss J. Donald, 2; Miss J. Newton, 3. Tea cosy: Mrs. V. Curry, 1. Sox: Mrs. Sloan. 1: Mrs. Herbert, 2; Miss Y. MacDonald. 3.

Photography Landscape: Miss M. Spencer, 1 and 2; Miss E. Fitzgerald, 3. Seascape:— Mrs. Griffin. 1; ,1. Hill. 2; C. A. Monk, 3. Study of Child:—Miss M. Spencer, 1 and 2. Study of an Animal: B. Johnston 1: Miss M. Spencer 2; D. Fraser. 3. Tree Study:—E. G. Granville 1; Miss 11. Spencer 2; Miss Golding and J. Hollamby, equal, 3. Seascape:—Mrs. Griffin i; J. Hill, 2; C. A. Monk, 3. Night Photograph:C. A. Monk, 1; Miss M. Spencer, 2; ,1. Hill, 3. Still Life:—Mr. E. G. Granville, 1; Miss M. Spencer, 2; B. Dallas, 3. Springtime:—K. Wade 1; Miss M. Spencer, 2; E. G. Granville, 3.

Crafts Work Pen and Ink Drawing:—Mrs. Overy, 1. Book Cover: —Ray Lawrence, 1; Rena Matiazzi, 2. Article made from Sugar Bag:—Graeme Spence 1; Johnson McCullough, 2. Jointed Toy: Duncan Bamfield 1; A. Puhipuhi, 2. Tapestry Purse:—J. Kearney, 1; J Kearney, 2. Special:—Katie Jones, 1; Veronica Temiba, 2,

Children’s Section

Sewing:—Dress:—P. Cranswick, l: Marie Tempest, 2; Katie Baker, 3. Knitted Jumper:—Dawn Holder, 2. | Pencil Drawing, Standards 5 and G: — Bill Hooper 1; Sonnie Whauhinga. 2. Pencil Drawing, Standards 3 and 4:— D. Nukunuku, 1; A. Noanoa, 2, Pencil Drawing. Standards 1 and 2: —Margaret Broughton, 1; Norma Kearney 2. Colour Work, Pastel, Standards 3 and G: —Rangi Smith 1; Ivan Hooper, 2. Drawing, Standards 3 and 4:—A. Wilson, 1: N. Wilson, 2. Drawing, Standards 1 and 2: —Jimmie Hooper, 1; Rosie Williams. 2. Drawing, Primers:—Ray Ladd, 1; Owen Cranswick, 2. Writing, Standards 5 and 6:—May Morris, 1; Freda Wilson, 2. Writing, Standards 3 and 4: —G. Haine, 1; E. Hnine, 2. Writing, Standards 1 and 2: —Margaret Broughton, 1; Jimmj liurlstone, 2. Print Script, Primers 3 and 4: —Bessie ITindmarsh, 1; Jimmy Puhipuhi. 2. Print Script. Primers 1 and 2: —Laura Rapanalst, Jackie Warn, equal, 2,