ST. MARY'S SUMMER FLOWER SHOW

Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1932, Page 3

ST. MARY'S SUMMER FLOWER SHOW

TO BE HELD

WEDNESPAY, FEbtiUAHY 15, 1933,

AT ST. MARY’S CLUB ROOMS.

SECTION A.—FLOWERS. Class, • (i 1 irsc prize 3/-, 2nd ,1/6)-/-’ <•% j i—Three Vases. Sworn* KixA , spike.s .each ;vase, each •Ya r 66' a 'distinct colour; Trophy 10/&'. 2. ilirce Glnchoß, 8 'ferieties. Ist prize trophy o/-, pres'o‘htie<3 by Mi's . H. Fitzgerald. 3. —Three Cactus Dahlias, 3 varieties. <{ fig— Col.ectkm .o. Dahlia?, six-disftiliM types. ■.- • .... -■■C loot* 5. — inlee Roses, not less than -2 varieties. Ist prize Silver Cup presented by Mr J. Lynch. To bo won twice, in succession or three times at. intervals. - 6—six Antirrhinums. Not' less than three varieties, 7. /Three Asters, 3 varieties. 8. Collection pi Cut blowers, 6 vases - . annuals*. q - - I 9.-—Three, .Callendulas, 3 varieties. 10. —Six Zinnias, 3 varieties. 11. 01 Cut Flowers, 6 vases' ' Perennials. Ist prize trophy, had sovereign in. igoJcL 12. —Pot Schizanthus., - ; SECTION B.—VEGETABLES. (Ist Prize 3/-, 2nd Prize 1/6. 13>.—Four Table Carrots. 14;—Four Beetroot (round), 15.—Four Beetroot (long). 16:—Four Onioiis:” •’ 17, —Four Turnips-. ■ • 18:—Four Parsnips. ' ■ ; 19. Four Swedes. m 20. Two Cabbages. { “ - 7 21. —Six Potatoes, long. 22. —Six Potatoes, round. 23. —Two table-Marrows: 24. —Two ttabie'Xßumpßins: 1 " . 25. —Two Letthce. 1 1 26. —Six Eschal-bts. ’ . 27. —-Four stalks Rhubarb. ’2B.—Six Runner Beans. 29. —Six Peas. ‘ ‘ . - • - . .. ;•} \r, \ 30. Two Cucumbers. ".. 31. —Two Head .Ceje.i:y.’ •32.' —Heaviest Marrow. 33.—Heaviest Pumpkin. 34,1—Best collection Vegetables, 8 var- ' ieties. Ist prize 10/6, donated by Air A. .Groufsky, 2nd 5/-.., . : ,' r '35.—-Best collection Vegetables, 8 varieties. For children only. Ist prize • 2/6 and Cup donated by Mrs A, GroTrfsky, 2nd prize 2/6. Cup to

be won outright.. .*. , ; SECTION .. cist- prize 2nd 1/6.); ; ’ 36.—Best ,arrangedkl.|owJ.;of»SyYeet.-J , eas-. (any,.‘.foliage). ; .... , • ,

I 37.—Best arranged: -bowl of, Roses, I . (ally foliage). 38, —Beat .. ...Drummoncli (any foliage). 3.3. Best, arranged.JiOiWl of Antirrhinums . ... (MhYiMhMiP)- ~r«rr v' .- "4 . - ” ~4o.;? r ijßjes? ivrraiigßdi feowTrrji'.<s<jf f>D*bK».v t..'f,i,(auy ■ , fpiiage)-i--q.yv.V.c'q 'r'-'i , '■4l.' I3.iesti;':RiTs3ttged.’:'KlowT' of' Glndioii ~. (anyMplifiga):-? •ell " .42.—Best arranged 'lro.ftE, • Any“Flower*, .:::.(any? folitigb). y-;*: o'.■: 43. (ariiang'ed: Floatiiigi't'Bpwl. * ■ 44. —Best lai/rangkl , 33asketu’oiF , iFldwe:‘s.5 45. —Gent’s Buttonhole. 46. Gent’s Buttonhole (children hr-' dor 16 years); ">■■■■■> 47. Ladies’ Spray. • ■:SECTION D.-^COOKING, 48. —M lute Uoaf home-made Bread, yeast, 49. —White Loaf home-made Bread compressed yeast,/ '69. —Nut Loaf. 51. —Plain Cake. 52. Fi;uit Cake, dark. 53. —lced Sponge. 54. —Piain‘Sponge Sandwich. " 55—P-hyn Sponge.

55a- Pound Cake, cooked in gas range Ist • prize _ trophy, value. 10/6. donated by Hokitika Gas ,Co}\. 56.—Sppnge Roll. , 51.—Plate Pastry. •58.—Plate Shortbread. v__. 59„—Six Oven-Scones.-j , , .;•?._. 60. —Six Girdle .<?. 61. —Six Pikelets. \ 62. —Ginger Cake. •. , .. . 63. —Best Collection of -Small, Cakes. 64. —Best plate Fancy Biscuits;65. —Best Apple Pie, Puff Pastry., 66. Best Collection cf Sweets, . 67. —Collection—Madeira Cake, Plato of Scones, Sponge: (flat or rolled), plate Plain Pastry. Ist prize value . 20/-, donated by Kaniori Electric .Co., Ltd. SECTION E. —FANCY WOBiV. ' (Ist .prize 2/6, 2nd prize 1/3.) 68. D’Qyley, embroidery white-. 60.—D’Oyley, end)roide:y--.coloured. 70.—Hand Worked White Embroidered Article. 71'.—Sample Dawn Thread Work. 72. —Hand Worked. Article, kenibroidered in colours. * ' 1 73. Crochet (fine). ’• 1

74. —Hand Worked Toilet Set-, 75. —Hand-made Mat. 76. Unclassified Article (halid-made). 77. Hand Worked Babies’ Frock. 78. Raney Apron. y r- ... 79. Ill’s Knitted- Garment (.wool).'*’’ 80. rfti’t cfaet Article (wool). 81. Article in Raffia. 82. Paper Bose. ’‘B3.—Article made from sugar hag. 84. —Article made from 1/- worth of material. 85. —Hand worked Bedspread. SECTION F.—CHILDREN’S WORK (Under 16 years),. 86. —Apron. 87. D’Oyley. , 88. Knitting. <B9. —1 land-made 'Garment. 90. Piero of Fancy ,Worlc. Girl Under 18 years. Trophy. Worpimglon Cap, to 1)(> won oiilrigl'i‘('.' v '..“ A section g. siixdri#v (Ist.prize 2/6, .2nd prize ,Is.)' 91. --Two hollies K'cklds-.fS varieties), '"' :1 '

;92.-.-1V.0.v-.-bottles home-made. Jam (2 varieties). . 93.—Two bottles'- home-made Sauce. 94; Soap. ■or- RULES. (lj Entrance Fees. •‘Adults: 6d, over SvfeSeutries free*.. • (2)- Exhibits* must be ij| j|||l .11 a - ni. on the day of 'jiSjuraapfs ffi- 1 ••Staging must be' All flowers bther tft&jjT&hose loi*Reftbrntive purposes,. 'nps t, her: grown W*\\e. Exhibitor. Vegct|bles must be grown by Exhibitor, b,e‘ ; judged tor table purposes... ) ' SHOW WILL BE OPEN FROM 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. ; ADMISSION 1/-," Children 6d. • Refreshments obtainable, in the tea rooms under the . direction of Ladies’ Comniittpe.i# Other special prizes have been.donated by Ihny. Father Finerty 10/6, C. J.. Saunders 10/6,- Mrs Moore 10/6. In conjunction with tile Show there will' be a : Syeef ..Stall, Work Stall, Cake Stall',.'-Jumble Stall and Rofresh- , 6; ' , menj; room, , .• , Eli fry' form's, nuiy ..bo obtained from members, of Coinmitte, or— ; . ; i ;^" v C. J; SANDERS, Hon. Sscretr-ry.