TARADALE ROSE SHOW

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 40, 10 November 1937, Page 7

TARADALE ROSE SHOW

Colourful Display of Blooms ENTRIES A RECORP An abundance of choice and nolourful bloomg adorned the; Taradale Town Hau yesterday when tbe annual rose and general fiower show organised by the Taradale Women 's Ihstitute was Leld. A reeord number of entries tvore recojved and the quality of mfmy of the bloonia was outstancllng. All sections were well supported, e!xcept the sweet peas, due to very fow blooms yet being out. The show was opened by Mr. J. Williamson, "who cqngratulatcd ihe members of the Institue on their. enterprise. and the fine display, which did credit to tho district. The show was largely attonded at b'oth the morning and evening sessions. The champion rose bloom whs n nne gpecimen of McCtfcdy 's Ivory, oxfiibited by Mi.ss E. Martin whp won 'Mrs. T. H. Lowry 's challertge trophy for mogt points in the amatSur s4ction. Mrs. J. N. Lowry 's challenge cup for. most points in the sweet- pea section was won by Miss Pearson. The various awards were as under: — EOSES (Open). Six' roses, distinct. — Mrs, F. §. Bryne 1. ROSES (Amateur) Thrce roses, white or cream. — ^Misu R. Martin 1, Mrs. J. M, Grant 2, Miss G. Twist 3. Three roses, red. — Miss G. Twist 1, Miss R. Martin 2, Mrs. B. H. Turton 3. . Three roses, yellow.—- Miss' R. Martin 1 and 2, MisB G. Twist, 3. Three roses, pink or carmine.— Mlas R. Martin 3, Miss G. Twist S, Mrs, T. B. McDonald 3, Tliroe roses, uny other colour. — Miss R, Martin 1 an.d 2, Miss G. Twipt 3,. Six roses, distinct.— Miss G, '.Twist . 1, Miss R. Martin 2, Mrs. W. Kinross! Whito 3. Three roses, distinct— Miss R. Martin I, Mrs. J. M. Grant 2, Miss G. Twist 3. Collection, single roses. — Miss R. Martin 1 and 2, Miss L, Dunnage 3. Polyanthus, 3 varicties. - — Mi^ Glenny 1 and 2, Climbing rose. — Mr?. Hayes 1, Mrs. Buchanun 2, Mrs. ■ B. H. Turton 3. ROSES (Novice.) Sdx roses, distinct.— Mrs P, Oliver 1, Mrs Gallien 2, Mrs Goodall 3, Mrs T. Dawe k.c. Three roses, distinct. — Mrs Trbnson 1, Mrs Goodall 2, Mrs P. Oliver 3. One rose.— Mrs Gallien 1, Mr T. Rob-. mson sen. 2, Mrs Hayes 3. SWEET PEAS (amateur), Three varieties,- three stems of each. — Mrs J. Pearson 1, Mrs Tronson '2. One variety, white or cream.— Mri J. Pearson 1 and 2. ^ Three stems, pale blue or lavender. — Mrs J. Pearson 1 and 2, Miss Glenny - 3. ' . Three stems, orange or salmon.— Mrs J, Pearson 2. PANSIES AND YIOLAS. Six pansies^ distinct.— Mrs J. M Grant 1, Mrs Kinross White 2, Mrs Bradley 3. Three pansie^ one variety.— Mra J. M. Grant 1, Mrs P. Ormond 2, Miss/ M. Oliver 3. * One pansy.— Mrs J. M. Grant 1, Mrs Bradley 2, Mrs Kinross White 3. T'hree violas, distinct.— Mrs R. G, Wilson 1 and 2, Mrs Ormond 3. One viola — ^Mr R, G. Wilson 1 and ' Mrs Ormond 3,

MISCELLANEOUS Peonies.— Mrs J. Gartley 1, Mrs T;' B. McDonald 2, Mrs Lqw 3. Stock, any colour. — Mrs J. Gartley 1, Mrs D. Strachan 2, Miss J. Heath 3. Stocks, distinct, Miss A. Johnson 1, Mrs T. B. McDonaid 2, Mrs BUchanan 3. Verbenas. — Miss E. Alexander 1, Miss E. Dunnage 2, Mrs F. Dawe 8. Iris.— R. G. Wilson 1, Mrs W. Kinross White 2, Mrs F. G. Byrne 3, Antirrhinums. — Miss E. Alexander 1, Mrs W. Pollock 2, Mrs R. Bodley 3. Ohmpanulas. — Mrs Miller 1; * Shirley poppies. — Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Goqdall 2, Miss Glenny 3. . Geraniums, single'.— Miss Glenny 1 and 2, Mrs F, Dawe 3. Geraniums, double.— Miss Glenny 1, 2 and 3. Ivy Geraniums. — Miss E. Alexander 1, Miss Glenny 2 ahd 3. Galliardias. — Mrs F. S. Byrne 1 and 3, Mrs Tronson 2. Larkspur.— Mrs Miller 1. Aquiiigia.— Mr W. II. C. HovraTd 1, B. G. Wilson ' 2. Geums. — Mrs Tronson 1 and '2, NanCy Leyland 3 - Ranuuculus.— Mrs Tronson 1, Mrs F. RobinsOn 2, Mfa F. Ef. Byrne 3. - Poppies (oriental).— MIbs L. Dun*> nage I and 2, Miss Glenny 3. fc>wo6t Williams.— Mrs Manning 1, Mfs M. Alexander 2. (Jaiendula,— Mrs Kinross White 1, Mfs J, Gartley 2, Mrp Buchanan 3. Oarnations. — Miss L. Dunnage 1, Mrs F, Dawe 2, Mrs M. Alexander 3. Any otlier flower.— Mrs H. W. Brown 1, Miss L. Dunnage 2, Mrs R. J. Campbell 3. , v Floworing shrubs. — MiRs L. Dunnage 1 and 2, Mrs Kinross White 3. lceland poppies, yellow or orange.— Mrs W. Doreen -I, Miss R. Marti'n 2, hlrs F, S. Byrne 3. Any other ehade: hlrg L. Dine 1, Mrs M. Alexander Mrs L. M. Grant 3. Collection of cut -flowers — Mrs F. S. Byrne 1, Mise L. Dunnage 2, Mrs Kinross White 3. DECOEATIVE Bowl of roses. — Miss W. Anderson 1, Mrs L. Dine 2, Miss E. Alexander 3. Bowl of flowprs (other than sweet peas or roses).— Mrs L. Dine 1, Miss W. Anderson 2, Miss J. Jeffares 3. Victorian posy. Mrs A. Sioipkin 1 and 2, Mrs J. Jeffares 3. Baeket of flowers.— Miss W. Ander- j son 1 and 2, Mrs J. M. Grant 3. [

Buttonholes. — MiPs. .Glenny 1, Miss' J. Jeffares 2, Mrs A. Simpkin 3. Shbulder spray.-TMrp T, Johnson 1, Miss J. Jeffares 2, Mrs. J. M- Grant 3, Flower neejilace.— Miss "Glenny 1, Miss Nancy Leyland 2, Mrs P. Dowe 3. Bowl of flowers.— Mrs L, Dine 1, Mrs E. Colbeck 2, Mrs Hird 3. HOME INDITSTRIES. Home-made soap, fresh," — Mrs. Macken I, Mrp A.- Simpkin 2, Mrs F. Rob* son 3; seasbned.— Mrs W, Dorean 1, Miss WellWood 2, .Mrp A, Jiggins 3; potted mea't.— Mrs Miller 1, Mrs R. Badlfey 2 and 3; hens eggs— Mfb F. Dawe 1, Mrs W. H, Anderson 2, Mrs Miller 8 ; duck eggs — Mrs F, Dawe 1 and 2, Mrs W, H. Aiidersbn 3, Jelly.— Mrs L, Dine 1, Mrs H, W, Brown 2, Mrs Kinross White 3; jam, atisorted. — Mrs Miller 1, Mrs Hira 2? Mrs Kinross White 3; marm&la/.e. — Mrs L. Dine 1 and 2, Mra G. Steveiis 3} piekles.— Mrs MBlcr I'pnd 2, Mrs M. Alexander 3; sauee. — Mrs Mbcken I, Mrs H. W, Bfown 2, Mrp Miller- 3; chutney,— Mrs Mocken 1, "Mrp Miller 2 ; proserved tomatoes. — jtiller 1, Mfs P. McCormack 2, Mrs A. Bimpltin 3. Presorved frhits, assorted, — Mrp W. H. Anderpon 1, Mrs Miller 2, Mrs Kinross White 3; leman honey, — Mrg E. Colbeck 1, Mrp Hircj. 2, M^S Miller 3. ' VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Lettuce: Mrs. T, Jolmsqn !• Rhubarb : J. Glenny I, Mrs. Glenny 2, Mrs, R, Badiey 3. Broad boaus ; Mrs, E. Colbeck 1, Mrs F. JLtobson 2, Mr. B. J. CanipbeJl 3. Pea's : Mi^s L. Dunnage 1, Mr . _R. J, Campboll 2. Miss Glenny 3, Sptmg onjQns : Mrp. R. J. Cainpbell 1» New pOtatoos, white: Mrs. F. Dawe 1, Miss Glenny 2; eoloured; Mrs. R. 3. Qa,mpbell 1; collection: Mrs. F.'Robson 1; collection (tlifee varieties) : Mrs. R. J. Canipbell 1, Mrs, T. Johnson 2, Mrs. W. Monk 3. Lemohs, fresh; Mrs, Glenny 1, Mrs. F, Dawe 2, Mrs. J. Ellis 3; curbd; Mrs, F, Daw© 1, Mrs. B. H, Turton 2, Mrs. E. Colbeck 3. GooseberrleS : Mrs. P. McCormack 1, Mrs. Gallien 2, Mrs. Buchanan 3 COOKING, Sponge (made by man).— H. J. McCutcheon 1, E. V. Howard 2, M- Oliver 3; npt.and raiSin loaf; Mrs W. Leyland I, Mrs Manning 2, Mrs B: H. Tnabshoe Sj'pcones, oven; MiSB B. Tronson 1 and 2, Mrp W. Pollbck 3; econ'e'S, gifdle; Mips P. Tfonson I ahd 3, Mrs R. Gordon 3; gems: Mrs Manning 1. Mrp Hayes 2S Mrs E. Perrett 3. Pikeletp.— Miss Glenny 1 and 2, Mrs Hird 3; phortbread: Mnp H. B. Trubshoe I, Mrs Hhycs 2, Mrs W, Pollock 3; cream puffp: Mfs-L, Dine l and 2, Mrs Lqw 3; puff pastry,: Miss Rolls 1, Mrs Hird 2, Mrs A, Low 3Sausage rolls— Mrs' Hird l; (sponge, butter; Miss P, Tronson 1, Mrp A, Jig-' gins 2, Mrs Miller 3; sponge, plain: Mrs J, Ellis 1, Mrs W. Pollock 2, Miss P. Tronson 3; (sponge roll, jam: Mfs J. Ellis I, Misp P- Tronson 2, Mrs W. Fiilford 3; chocolatq cake: Mrs Macken 1,'Mrs J. Ellip 2, Mrs A. Low 3; coffeo sponge; Miss P. Tronson 1, Mrp A. Low 0, Mrs Miller 8; 5 jCanadian date cake: Mts • Miller 1, Mrs Sayers 2, Mrs E. Perrett 3, Madeira cake. — Mrs. Macken 1, Mra. E, Perrett 2, Mrs. Manning 3;. carroway seed cake; Mrs. Macken 1, Mrs. L." Harrison 2, Mrs. Miller' 3; sul>,ana cake: Mrs. Hayes 1, Mra. Miller 2, Mrs, T. Harrison 3; Kmas. cake; Mrs. J. Ellis 1, Mrs, Macken 2, Mrs, Miller 3, Prune cake.— Mrp. E. Perrett 1, Mrs.P, Tronson 2, Mrp. Sayers 3; banana cike: Mrs. Macken 1, Mrs. A, Low 2, Mrs. Miller 3; gingerbread: Mrs. J, Ellis 1, Mrs. Hayes 2, Nancy Leyland 3'; biacuits: Mrs. Sayers 1; afternoon tea cakes: Mrs. W. Pulford, 1, Mrp. A, Low 2, Mrs. Sayers 3; swcets: Miss Glenny 1 and 2, Mrs, Hayes 3.