Chrysanthemum Show

Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1922, Page 3

Chrysanthemum Show

A SUCCESSFUL GATHERING

The Chrysanthemum Show in All Saints Schoolroom was opened this j i afternoon with unfavourable weather conditions hut the display proved a ( , very attractive and pleasing one, the : array of ’Alum blooms being a very | line one. The show will be open again ! this evening. The following is the ■ prize list: ‘ j SECTION A. 'j cut floavkbs chrysanthemums i I Four Japanese, 4 distinct varieties—j . Mrs J. Fitzgerald 1. J Three Japanese. 3 distinct varieties—j H. Haile 1, Airs Fitzgerald 2. j Two Japanese, 1 variety—Mrs A. , ! Bennett 1, Aliss J. Rosevear 2. | ’ Two Japanese, 2 varieties-Airs A. : Bennett 1. ■ Two Japanese, incurved, 2 varieties— | Aliss Thompson 1. H. Haile 2. 1 Two Chinese, incurved, 2 varieties—j L. Dwan 1, Airs Bennett 2. Two Chinese, incurved, 1 variety— | ■ Airs Bennett 1, Aliss Thompson 2. Two white Japanese—L. Dwan 1. : Airs Bennett 2. i Two Yellow Japanese - L. Dwan 1, ‘ : Alls J. Fitzgerald 2. j Two Japanese (any other color) H. i Haile 1, Mrs Bennett 2. i Vase of 5 ’Mums (for those who have j

j never won, a first prize)—Mrs Briuldon 1. :i Vases of single ’Mums—Mrs Ben- • nett 1, Miss Thompson 2. ; Best Bowl outside grown, disbudded Miss Thompson 1, Mrs Braddon 2. 1 0 vases outdoor grown.—Miss A. i Bawderi 1. > ' Best 3 Trusses- Miss Thompson 1, , F. Groufsky 2. Champion liloom in show—Mrs J. 1 Fitzgeiald (Wainihinihi). ! Best local grown bloom—H. Haile. YEGKTABBES AND FRUIT, i Two cabbages—R. Thorn 1, A. B. 1 Boyd 2. Two Marrows—R. Thorn 1. A. B. Boyd 2. Six Carrots —K. Thorn 1. A. B. Boyd 2. Six Beetroot—H. Haile 1, A. B. Boyd 2. Six Onions—A. B. Boyd 1. H. Haile o. Six Parsnips—A. B. Boyd 1. Mrs Muir 2. Two Heads Celery—A. B. Boyd 1. Three Swedes—F. Howard V, E. H, Thorn 2, Sis Tomatoes—A, B, Boyd I. Three Leeks—-A. B Boyd 1 and 2,