NAPIER ROSE SHOW

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 42, 12 November 1937, Page 13

NAPIER ROSE SHOW

£xcell%nt Entries and Keen Competition DETAILS OF AWARDS "Roses, roses everywhere" — and ex cellent roses at that, according to the judge, Mr. G. P. Wilson, of Hastings, were the chief feature of th© Napier Horticiiltural Society'a rose and sweet pea show jn the Foresters' Hall, Napier, yesterday. Close on 700 entries, & favourable comparason with. past years, made an impressive display inside the hall. The blooms, for the mosb part were of fairly even quality, so tiiat in a nuipber of the classes competition was keen. Mr. Wilson, the judge of the roses, commented that the standard was getting back to the old style for exhibition roses, the older varieties coming back, while, in the more recently introduced varieties, forxn had been sacrificed for colour. The champion rose, Henrich Wendland, entered by Mrs. Beatty, of Hedgely, Eskdale, was perfect in shape, being the best exhibition form one could get. The show was officially opened by the Rt. Rev. H. Williams, Bishop of Waiapu, who was introduced by the president, Mr. 0. 1). Wilson. Credit for the excellent arrangements and smooth conduct of the fixture goes to the secretary and ^assistant secretary, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wilson, and a band of splendidly organised stewards and oflicials. Awards were as follow: — ROSES (OPEN). (Judge, Mr G. D. Wilson, Hastings.) Kennedy Rose Bowl. — 12 roses, distinct, Mrs M. Beattie 1, Miss G. Twist 2, and Mrs R. Holt's trophy, Mrs Harrison 3. Blythes Ltd's, 5gn. trophy. — 6 roses, distinct, Miss G. Twist 1, Mrs Drummond 2 and Mrs 0. D. Wilson's trophy, Mrs Byrone 3. Three roses, distinct varieties, red, Mrs Harrison • pink, Mrs Byrne 1, Mrs Harrison 2; white or cream, Miss G. Twist 1, Mrs Harrison 2; yellow, Mrs Byrne 1, Miss G. Twist 2, Mrs Harrison 3; any other shade, Mrs Byrne 1; one rose, any colour, Mrs R. Holt *, Mrs Drummond 2, Mrs I. Apperley 3; for perfume only, Mrs Drummond 1. ROSES (AMATEUE.) Six roses, distinct (trophies presentedbyMrs Patullo), Mrs R. J. Camp-' bell I, Miss R. Marton 2; three roses, distinct, red, Miss R. Martin 1, Mrs R. J. Campbell 2j white or cream, Mrs R. J. Gampbell 1, Mrs B. Martin 2 and 3j pink, Mrs R. Martin 1, Mrs R. J. Campbell 2, Mr A. Bain 3j yellow, Mrs R. J. Campbell 1, Miss R. Martin 2 and 3j any other shade, Miss R. Martin 1 and 2, Mrs R. J. Campbell 3. Three roses, one variety, Miss R. Martin 1, Mrs R. J. Campbell 2, Mrs J. M. Grant 3; one rose, any coleur, Mrs B. H. Turton 1, R. G. Wilspn 2, Mrs I. Apperley 3; for perfume only, Mrs R. J. Campbell 1, Miss E. Glenny 2, R. G. Wilson 3. ROSES (NOVICE.) Messrs J. N. Anderson and Son's trophies, 6 roses, 3 or more varietis, Mrs M. Kilpatrick 1, Mrs P. J. Hill 2, Mrs Arber 3; three roses, distinct, Mrs M. Kilpatrick 3, Mrs E. J. Hill 2; any variety, Mrs M. Kilpatrick 1, Dr. H. H. Barnett 2, H. Lajnb 3; one rose, any variety, H. Lamb 1, Mrs I. Apperley 2, Mrs M. Kilpatrick 3. Mr A. B. Hurst's special prize for the champion ; ose in the show was Won by Mrs Betty 's Henrick Wendland. ROSES (GENERAL CLASSES.) Three single roses, distinct, Miss R. Martin 1 and 2, Mrs Drummond 3; any variety, Mrs R. Martin 1 and 2, Mrs Byrne 3; one single Tose, Mrs Drummond 1, Miss R. Martin 2 and 3; tliree trusses Polyantha roses, distinct, Mrs M. H. Oxford 1, Miss E. Glenny 2j any variety, Mrs M. H. Oxford 1; one truss Polyantha rose, Mrs M. Oxford 1, Intermediate School 2, Miss E. Glenny 3; one truss climbing rose, R. G. Wilson 1 and 2, Miss E. Glenny 3. SWEET PEAS. (Judge, Mr A. J. Anderson). Crittall Metal Windows (N.Z.) Ltd's challenge cup, with miniature presented by the society, most points in open classes, R. Lynam. Six vases of sweet peasr distinct, waved standards, R. Lynam. 1. Three vases, do, R. Lynam. One ' vase sweet peas, pink or salmon, R. Ly* nam 1, 2 and 3. White or cream, R. Ly. nam 1 and '2. Cerise .or orange, R. Ly-' nam 1, Mrs Arber 2. Red or scarlet, R. Lynam 1 and 2. Blue or Lavender, R. Lynam 1 2 and 3. Mottled'or flaked, one variety, R. Lynam I. Three vases, novelties, distinct, waved standards, R. Lynam 1. One vase, novelty, one variety waved standards, R. Lynam 1, 2 and 3.

SWEET PEAS. Three vases sweet peas, distinct, waved standards, Mrs S. Scoular 3, Miss J. Pearson. 2. Oue vase, pink or salmon, Miss J. Pearson 1, Mrs E. R. Huntley 3. White or cream, Miss J. Pearson 1, Mrs S. Scoular 2, Miss R. McKain 3. Cerise or orange, Miss R. McKain 2 and 3. Red or scarlet, Miss J. Pearson 1, Mrs E. R. Huntly 3: Blue or lavender, Mrs S. Scoular 1, Miss J. Pearson 2, Miss R. McKain 3. Mottled or flaked, one variety, Miss J. Pearson 1. One vase hovelties, one variety, Miss J. Pearson. Champion vase, R. Lynam. CARNATIONS (Judge, Mr A. J. Anderson.) Six perpetual flowering carnations, three or more varieties (Messrs J. N. Anderson and Son Ltd's trophies), Mrs S. Scoular 1, Mrs M. Carlile '2. Thre'e* perpetual carnations, distinct varieties, M'rp Scoular 1, Mrs M. Carlile 2, Miss L. Dunnage 3. DECORATIVE. ((Judge, Mr L. Theakstone.) Clausfen's table, tea for two class, Mrs R. I. Sutton 3, Mrs A. B. Hurst 2, Mrs Corner 3. Victorian posy, arranged in bowl, Miss P. M. N, Oxford and Mrs

A. B. Hurst equal 1, Mrs J. Miller 2. Floral shoulder spray, Mrs R. I. Sutton 1, Mrs A. B. Hurst 2, Miss Su Jackson 3. Basket of flowers, arranged for effect, Mrs S. Scoular 1, Mrs F. N. Harvoy 2, Miss P. M. N. Oxford 3. Bowl of flowers arranged for elfect, Mrs E. 1". Sutton 1, Miss M. G. Spriggs 2, Mrs R. M. Watson 3. Float bowl, arranged for elfect, Miss P. N. M. Oxford 1, Mrs A, B. Hurst 2. Artistic arrangement of flowers or blossom in own receptaclo, Mrs H. H. Barnett 1, Mrs R. M. Watson 2, Mrs R. I. Sutton 3. Basket of roses and foliage, Mrs Sutton 1, Miss M. G. Spriggs 2, Mrs A. B. Hurst 3. Bridal shower bouquet, Mrs M. H. Oxford 1, Miss M. G. Spriggs 2. Flowers arranged as for presentation, in cellophane box, Mrs A. B. Hurst 1, Mrs R. L Sutton 2. Box of flowers, arranged and packed for effect, Mrs A. B. Hurst 1 and 3, Mrs R. I. Sutton 2. MISCELL ANEOU S. Three distinct flowering shrubs, Miss L. Dunnage 1 and 2, Mrs M. H. Oxford 3. Delphiniums, one spike, Mrs F. N. Harvey 1, Mrs Kinross White 2. Collection cut flowers, 12 kinds in 12 vases, Mrs M. Carlile 1, Mrs Byrne 2, MfcV* Arber 3. Stoc'k, three vases, distinct varieties, R. Lynam, 1, P. J. Lucas 2. Stock, one vase, R. Lynam 1, P. J. Lucas 2, Mrs D. J. Galbrean 3. Antirrhinuins, three vases, there shades, Mrs A. F. Lee 1, Mrs M. H. Oxford '2 Iris,' three spikes, flag or bearded, R. G. Wilson 1. Mrs F. N. Harvey 2, P. J. Lucas 3. Iris, 1 spike, flag or bearded, N. Harvey 3. Aquelegia, one vase, six Mrs Arber 1,'R. G. Wilson 2, Mrs F. stems, any colour, Mrs M. H. Oxford 1, Mrs M. Kilpatrick 2, R. G. Wilson 3. Iceland poppies, orange or yellow, Rowe 1 and 3, Mrs J. W. Olphert 2. Iceland poppies, any other colour, Mrs J. W. Olphert 1, Mrs D. E. Galbreath 2, Mrs A. F. Lee 3. Gerbera, any colour, Mrs Arber 1, Mrs R Holt 2, Mis^ L. Dunnage 3. Collection, six annuals, siv kinds, Mrs J. M. Grant 1, Mrs L'. B. Holt 2. Geraniums. Mrs M. H. Oxford 1, Miss E. Glenny 2 and 3. Va?e Miss E Glenny 1 and 2j pansy, six any variety, annual not hitherto nttmed blooms, distinct varieties, Mrs J. M. Grant 1 and 2. Pansy, three blooms, distinct varieties, Mrs J. M. Grant 1 and 2. Pansy, three blooms, one variety, Mrs J. M. Grant 1 and 3, Mrs J. S. Jensen 2. Pansy, one bloom, Mrs J. M. Grant 1 and 3, Mrs J. S. Jensen 2. Viola, 6 blooms, 3 or more varieties, Mrs J. Miller 1, R. G. Wilson 2 and 3. Three blooms, distinct varieties, Mrs J. Miller 1, R. G. Wilson 2 and 3. Three blooms, oue variety, Mrs J. Miller 1, R. Wilson 2 and 3; vase pelagonium, Mrs M. H. Oxford 1 and 3, Miss Fannin 2, vase fuschia, three spikes, Mrs F. J. Hill 1, Miss E. Glenny 2 and 3. Vase any other flower, Mrs R. Holt 1, Miss L. Dunning '2, Mrs M. H. Oxford 3. Vase any variety native flora, Mrs R. Holt 1; best collection N.Z. native flowers, or foliage, Mrs R. Holt 1. Best collection rock plant flowers, Miss P. M. N. Oxford 1, Mrs E. Cornford 2, SCHOOL CHILDREN 'S FLOWERS (Judge, Mr A. J. Anderson). Three roses, different colours, H. Ghray 1, Joyce Hill 2, Leonard Bisley 3, One variety, N. Briasco 1, Joyce Hil] 2, P. Nelson 3. One rose, any variety, J. King 1, Joyce Hill 2, N. Briasco 3. Miniature dish garden, arranged, Shirley Smith 1. Vase flowers, any varieties, S. Boardman 1, Y. Anderson 2, Joyce Hill 3. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. (Judge, Mr. K. R. Merritt), Five lemons: Mrs. M. Kilpatrick 1 and 2, Miss L. Dunnage 3. Asparagus, bundle 12 sticks: Mrs. Corner 1. Twelve pods broad beans: Mrs. M. H. Oxford 1, H. Lamb 2; 1 head table cabbage, Mr. J. M. Grant 1; 1 cabbage lettuce, Mr. J. M. Grant 1, H. Lamb 2 and 3; bunch spring onions, H. Lamb 1, 2 and 3; twelve pods peas, Miss L. Dunnage 1 and 2, Mrs. M. H. Oxford 3; five round new potatoes, Miss E. Glenny 1, Mrs. W. H. Jackson 2; summer rhubarb, Miss E. Glenny 1, H. Lamb 2; winter rhubarb, Miss E. Glenny 1, J. Rowe 2, H. Lamb 3. Radishes, Mrs. Arber 1, H. Lamb 2 and 3; spinach, H. Lamb 1, Mrs. Arber 2; white turnips, Miss C. Dunnage 1; collection, not less than six, or more than nine varieties, H. Lamb 1, NEEDLEWORK. (Judge, Miss E. King), Supper cloth, white or ecru, Miss M. Spriggs 1, Miss L. Beach 2; coloured supper cloth, Miss E. M. Gray 1, Miss Thorp 2; coloured waggon covers, Miss E. M. Gray 1, Mrs. A. F. Lee 2, Miss L. Beach and Mrs. W. H. Jackson, equal, 3; coloured toilet set, Mrs. J. M. Grant 1; smocked article, Nola . Briasco 1; wool embroidered cushion, mounted, Miss L. B. Holt 1, Miss P. M. N. Oxford 2; any other hand embroidered article, white, Mrs. L. B. Holt; any other hand embroidered article, coloured, Mrs. J. M. Grant 1, Miss L. Beach and Mrs. Arnold, equal, 2, Mrs. Corner 3, Mrs. F. Lee, v.h.c.; tapestry article in wool or cotton, Miss M. G. Spriggs 1, Mrs. J. Miller 2, Mrs. J. M*. Grant 3, Miss P. M. N. Oxford v.h.c.

KNITTING. " Pair man's Sox, Mrs. R. Holt 1; iady's jumper, Mrs. Morrison 1 and 2, Molly Creagh 3; man's sleeveless pullover, Mrs. A. McCarthy 1 and 2; any other article, Molly Creagh 1 and v.h.c., Mrs. A. McCarthy 2 and 3; children 's section embroidery, speeiai prize, L. Trevelyan 1, M. Trevelyan 2. COOKING Judge, Miss Finnis. Plain white oven scones, Mrs. Riddell 1, Miss L. Beach 2 and 3; plain brown seones, Mrs. Riddell (only entry) ; oven scones, sultana, Mrs. Riddell 1, Miss L. Beach 2 and 3; sponge sanvdwich, butter, l|rs. Riddell 1; sponge sandwich, plain, Mrs. J. S. Jensen 2; nut and raisin loaf, Mrs. A. F. Lee, h.o. ; rock cakes, Miss L. Beach 2 and 3. Fruit cake, Mrs. L. Beach 1, MrS. T. ItoWe 2 and 3; shortbread, Miss L. Beach 1 and passovers, Miss L. Beach 2 ; pikelets, Mrs. E. Glenny 1 and 2; gems, Miss L. Beacli 2 and 3; canadian date cake, Miss L. Beach 1 ; ginger cake, Mrs. Riddell; rnadeira cake, Miss L. Beach 2 ; collection Lornemade biscuits, Mrs. J. S. Jensen I; ' eocoanut |ce, Misa E. . Glenny J and 3 ;

Turkish. delight, Miss E. Glenny 1 and 2; plain toffee, Miss E. Glenny 1 and 2; nut toffee, Miss E. Glenny 1 and 2. COOKING, School Children' a Classea. Sausage ro;Us (short pastry), Schierning 1, J. Mercer 2, I. Webby 3; flaky pastry ? Muriel Pahu 1, Kura Bennett 2; plain sponge sandwich, Ngaire Jack 1, N. Lock 2; best school lunch, Betty Ryan 1, Maureen Kassler 2; oven scones (cheese), Phyllis Kerswill 1, N. Briasco 2, J. Brayton 3 ; . pikelets, Eileen Connolly 1, Hoie Leyland 2, Maney.llidder 3; shortbread, Joy Han Jiah 1, Ethel Harbottle 2, Elfie Rangi 3; wholemeal scones, Eileen Connolly 1, Polly Paul 2, Myra Harvey 3 ; cheese straws, Tiri Dunn, h.c. ; cocoanut ice, Phyllis Kerswill 1, J. King 2, Florence Ewan 3; Turkish delight, P. Nelson 1 ; plani toffee, J. Brayton I, T. Dunn 2, Nancy Ridder 3; nut toffee, Gladys Marsliali h.c, POINTS PRIZES Roses, open, Miss G. Twist; amateur Miss R. Martin; novice, Mrs M. Kilpatrick; geiieral, Miss R. Martin. Swcct peas, open, Mr R. Lynam; amateur, Miss J. Pearson. Carnations, Mrs 8. Scoular. Miscellaneous, Mrs M. 'H. Oxford;pansies and viola, Mrs J. M. Grant. Vegetables, Mr H. Lamb. Children's flowers, Joyce Hill. Needlework, Mrs A. McCarthy. Decorative, Mrs A. B. Hurst. Cooking, Miss'L. Beach. Children's cooking, Eileen Connolly and Phyllis Kerswill, equal