CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 82, 23 April 1937, Page 9

CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW

* in 1 — » 1 1 _ 7 Fine Blooms at Napier Exhihition AWARDS OF JUDGES Entries of a very good standard are received for the Napier Horticultural Society 's Chrysanthemum Show, held in tlie Po,resters' Hall yesterday. Although tlio afternoon attendance was epoiled to some extent by a heavy shower of rain, the attendance of the public in the evening was very good, and the success of the show is assured. Competitors from Hastings, Napier and the surrounding country districts exhibited a large number of fine blooms, and in most cases the judging was a difficult task. The champion bloom was a pure white William Turner, exhibited by Mr D. J. McLeod, Haumoana. In the centre of the hall, a fine display by the Napier Borough Council reserves department attracted a deal of admiring comment. The stand was profusely packed with choice blooms, recently cut, and arranged in a manner that gave the full effect to the flowers. Following are results, winners tSi points prizes in the various sections appearing at the end: — , CHEYSANTHEMUMSOpen. Japanese, 12 varieties. — G. B. Hixon 1, D. J. McLeod 2. Japanese, six varieties. — 0. B. .Hixon 1, J. W. O'lphert 3. Japanese, three distinct, two in each. —0. B. Hixon 1, J. W. Olphert 2. Japanese, three bloome. — D. J. McLeod 1, J. W. Olphert 2, G. B. Hixon 3. Japanese, three blooms, white , or cream. — C. B. Hixon 1, D. J. McLeod 2, J. W. Olphert 3. Japanese, yellow or gold. — 0. B. Hixon 1, J. W. Olphert 2, D. J. McLeod 3. Japanese, pink or mauve. — 0. B. Hixon 1, D. J. McLeod 2, J. W. Olphert 3. Japanese, Ted or bronze. — C. B. Hixon 1, D. J. McLeod 2, J. W. Olphert 3. . Three blooms, any variety. — D. J. McLeod 1. One bloom, any variety, with foliage. — D. J. McLeod 1, J. W. Olphert 3. One bloom.— J. W. Olphert 1, C. B. Hixon 2. Three blooms, novelties. — J. W» Olphert 1, C. B. Hixon 2. One bloom, novelty. — J. W. Olphert 1, 0. B. Hixon 2. Amateur, Japanese, 12 varieties. — B. S. Pelling 1, H. G. Batt 2. Japanese, six blooms. — B. S. Polling 1, W. A. Keong 2. Japanese, six blooms, three distinct varieties. — B. S. Pelling 1, W. A. Keong 2. Japanese, three distinet varieties. — B. S. Pelling 1, W. A. Keong 2, A. J. McCarthy 3. Japanese, white ot cream. — B. S. Pelling 1, W. A. Keong 2, A. J. McCarthy 3. Japanese, yellow or gold. — W . A. Keong 1 and 3, B. S. Pelling 2. Japanese, pink or mauve. — B. S. Pelling 1, W. A. Keong 2 and 3. Japanese, pink or mauve. — B. S. Pelling 1, W. A. Keong 2 and 3. Japanese, xed or bronze. — W . A. Keong 1, B. S. Pelling 2, A. J. McCarthy 3. Three blooms, any variety. — W. A. Keong 1, A. J. McCarthy 2. One bloom, any variety. — A. J. McCarthy 1, W. A. Keong 2. One bloom.— B. S. Pelling 1, A. J. McCarthy 2, W. A. Keong 3. One bloom, novelty. — B. S. Pelling 1, W. A. Keong 2. Novice,

Japanese, three or more varieties. — T. Robinsoa senior 1. Japanese, three blooms, distinct. — T. Eobinson sr. 1. Japanese, three blooms, any variety. — T, Eobinson sr. 1. Japanese, white or cream. — T. BobinKon sr. 1. Japanese, yellow or gold. — T. Eobinson sr. 1. Japanese, pink or mauve. — T. Eobinson sr. 1, Mrs D. Campbell 2, Miss B. McKain 3. Japanese, xed or bronze. — T. Eobinson sr. 1. Japanese, any variety. — T. Eobinson ar. 1, Mrs D. Campbell 2. EXKIBITION SINGLE CHEYSANTHEMUMS. Six vases, distinct varieties. — J. W, Olphert 1, H. G. Batt 2. Three varieties, three blooms in each. — H. G. Batt 1 and 3, C. D. Wileon 2. One variety, threo blooms. — Mrs J. Barr I, J. W. Olphert 2., C. D. Wilson 3, Three white blooms, one variety.— H. G. .Batt 1, J. W. Olphert 2 and 3. Three blooms, yellow. — H. G. Batt 1, J. W. Olphert 2, C. D. Wilson 3. Three blooms, pink or pink shades. — H. G. Batt 1, Mr§ J. Barr 2, Dr. H. H. Barnett 3. Three blooms, red.— J. W. Olphert 1, 0. D. Wilson 2, H. G. Batt 3. . Three blooms, bronze or bronze sbades. — J. W. Olphert 1, Mrs D. Campbell 2, Mrs J. Barr 3. Three blooms, 1 ' Healesville Bronze. ' ' — Dr. H. H. Barnett 1, Mrs J. Barr 2, J. W. Olphert 3. Three blooms, any other colour. — H. G. Batt 1 and 2.

Three novelties. — H. G. Batt 2. One novelty, threo blooms. — J. W. Olphert 1 and 2, H. G. Batt 3. Seedlings, three varieties, raised by exhibitor. — J. W. Olphert 1, H. G. Batt 2 and 3. Seedlings, three blooms, raised by exhibitor.— J. W. Olphert 1, W. A. Keong O One truss. — J. W. Olphert 1 and 2. ! Mr3 j. Barr 3. I One truss, miniature or pom pom j variety. — J. W. Olphert 2. 1 Anenome centred, three blooms. H. ; j G. Batt 1 and 3, Mrs j. Barr 2. _ j Three blooms, any other variety. Dr. H. H. Barnett 2. MISCELL ANEOU S French marigolds. — Mrs J. Miller 1. African marigolds. — Mrs J. Miller I, Mrt P. C. Ewen 2.

Mexican. sunfiowers. — Dr H. H. Barnett 1, Mrs h. B. Holt 2, Mtb R. Boyd 3. „ Hydrangeas, one bloom. — Mrs E. Oornford 1. Gladioli. — R. G. Wilson 1 and 2. Vase, other cut flowers. — Mrs R. Holt I and 2? T. A. Bain 3. Six varieties, cut flowers. — Mrs I. Apperley 1, Mrs L. B. Holt 2, R. G. Wilson 3. Three varieties, cut flowers. — Mrs P. S. Bryne 1, Mrs Kinross White 2, Mrs I. Apperley 3. Three distinct trusses, shrubs with berries. — Mrs R. Holt 1. Qon© truss shrub, with berries. — Mrs R. Holt 1, H. G. Wilson 2, Miss D. G. Ewan 3. SCHOOLCHILDREN Japanese chrysanthemum, any col>ur. — Beth Holschier 1. Three blooms, single chrysanthemums. — Beth Holschier 1 and 2. One vase, cut flowers. — Beth Holschier 1 and 2, Joan Brayton 3. FRUIT Dessert apples, four varieties.— Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 3, J. Cushing 2. • Sturmer apples, half cases. — Greenmeadows Frujt Farm 1. Any other variety, dessert apples. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2. Any other variety, cooking apples. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2, J. Oushing 3. Delicious apples. — J. Oushing 1, Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 2 and 3Jonathan apples. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2. Uox's Orange pippin. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2, J. Cushing 3. Sturmers — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2, J. Cushing 3. Granny Smith. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2, J. Cushing 3. Five any other varieties dessert apples. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2, E. A. Pretious 3. Five Ballarat apples.— Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 3, J. Cushing 2. Dunn apples. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 3, J. Cushing 2. Five any other variety cooking apples. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 3, J. Cushing 2. W. Coles pears. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 2. W. Nelis -pears. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2, J. Cushing 3. P. Barry pears. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2, J. Cushing 3. Any other variety pears. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm 1 and 2, J. Cushing 3. Lemons. — Mrs A. J. M. Kilpatrick 1 and 2, E. A. Pretious 3. Purple passion fruit. — Mrs L. B. Holt 1, Miss E. Glenny 2 and 3. Passion fruit, any other variety. — Miss E. Glenny 1 and 2. VEGETABLES Lettuce. — H. Lamb 1, 2, and 3. Beetroot. — H. Lamb 1 and 2. Carrots, early horn. — H. Lamb 1, 2, and 3. Carrots, intermediate. — J. Cushing 3. Parsnips. — H. Lamb 1, J. Cushing 2. Table onions. — J. Cushing 1, H. Lamb 2 and 3. White potatoes. — J. Cushing 1, H. Lamb 2 and 3. Red potatoes. — E. A. Pretious 1, J. Oushing 2, H. Lamb 3. Kumeras, — H. Lamb 1 and 3, J. Cushing 2. Collection of vegetables. — J. Cushing 1, H. Lamb 2. HOME INDUSTRIES Honey. — Mrs W. Ireland 1. Lemon honey. — Miss E. Glenny 1, Mrs W. Ireland 2. Assorted jelly.— Mrs W. Ireland 1, Mrs A. Benholm 2. Sauce, assorted. — Mrs W. Ireland 1. Home made soap. — Miss E. Glenny 1.

COOKING White plain scones. — Miss L. Beach 1 and 2, Mrs P. Mayo 3. Sultana scones. — Mrs P. Mayo 1, Miss L. Beach 2 and 3. Sponge butter sandwich. — Mrs W. Ireland 1, Mrs J. M. Runciman 3. Plain sponge sandwich. — Mrs W. Ireland 1, Mrs P. Mayo 2. Sponge roll.— Mrs W. Ireland 1. Nut and raisin loaf. — Mrs W. Ireland 1 and 2. Sausage rolls. — Mrs P. Mayo 2. Rock cakes. — Mrs W. Ireland 1, Mrs P Mayo 2, Miss L. Beach 3. Fruit cake. — Miss L. Beach 1, Mrs H. G. Batt 2, Mrs Murnane 3. Shortbread. — Miss L. Beach land 2, Mrs J. M. Runciman 3, Mrs E R. Spriggs h.c. Passovers. — Mrs W. Ireland 1, 2, and 3, Miss L. Beach v.h.c. Pikelets. — Miss B. Glenny 1 and 2, Miss L. B'eachi 3 and v.h.c. Gems. — Misg L. Beach 1 and 2, Mrs W. Ireland 3. Canadian date cake. — Gwen Pirie I, Miss L. Beach 2, Mrs W. Ireland 3. Ginger cake. — Mrs W. Ireland 1, Miss L. Beach 2. Madeira cake. — Mrs W. Ireland 1, Miss L. Beach 2. Home made biscuits. — Mrs W. Ireland 1 and 2. Cocoanut ice. — Miss E. Glenny 1 and 3, Miss L. Beach 2. Turkish delight. — Miss E. Glenny 1 and2, Mrs W. Ireland 3. Plain toffee. — Miss E. Glenny 1 and 2. - Nut toffee. — Miss E. Glenny 1 and 2, Miss L. Beach 3.

DECORATIVE Basket of flowers. — Mrs E. S. Brialey 1, Miss W. Andersoxi 2, Mrs W. Harvey 3. Bowl of flowers. — Mrs H. H. Barnett 1, Miss W. Anderson 2, Mrs A. F. Lee 3. Bowl of chrysanthemums and foliage. — Mrs H. H. Barnett 1, Miss W. Anderson 2, Mrs W. Harvey 3. Basket of chrysanthemums and foliage. — Miss W. Anderson 1, Miss Neill 2. Shoulder spray. — Mis W. Harvey 1 and 2. Basket of flowers and fruit, with autumn foliage or berries. — Miss W. Anderson 1, Mrs E. S. Brialey 2, Mrs 11, Ferguson 3. Bowl or plate of fruit. — Mrs W. Harvey 1, Mrs E. S. Brialey 2, Mrs P. Mayo 3. Basket of vegetables. — Misg Neill 1 and 2.

1 Loyer bowl. — Mrs W. Harvey 1, Mrs Harris 2, Mrs H. H. Barnett 3. Decorated mantlepiece — Mrs W. Harvey 1, Miss Neill 2. Single chrysanthemum and foliage, — Mrs H. H. Barnett 1. Hydrangeas. — Mrs E. Cranford 1, Mrs H. H. Barnett 2. SCHOOLCHILDREN Cooking and Home Industries Oven scones, wbolemeal, date.— E. Wood 1. Plate of Shortbread. — Miss P. Runciman 1. Pikelets. — Valerie Evans 2, Wholermeal scones — Margaret Storkey 1, Pauline Cordingly 2. Six pieoes of shortbread. — Joy Hannah 1. Cream horns. — Noeline Anderson 1, Queen cakes. — iNoeline Anderson 1. Gems. — Doreen Mawris 1, Noeline Anderson 2, Joyce Griffin 3. Cocoanut ice. — Nancy Wilson 1, Jocelyn King 2, Patricia Spriggs 3, Gladys Marshall v.h.c., Tiri Dunn h.o. Toffee. — Joan Brayton 1, Jocelyn King 2, M. Smith 3, B. Boswell v.h.o., B. Oakley h.c, Turkish delight. — Pat Nelson 1 and 2, Pat Spriggs 3. Nut toffee. — Joan Brayton 1, B. Oakley 2, G. Marshall 3.

POINTS PRIZES Chrysanthemums, open. — C„ B. Hixon. Chrysanthemums, novice. — T. Eobinson, senior. Chrysanthemums, amateur. — B. S« Pelling. Chrysanthemums, exhibition, single. — J. W. Olphert. Fruit. — Greenmeadows Fruit Farm. Vegetagles. — -H. Lamb. Miscellaneous. — Mrs R. Holt. Home industries. — Mrs W. Ireland. Cooking. — Mrs W. Ireland. Decorative. — Mrs W. Harvey. Schoolchildren. — Noeline Anderson.