ST. MARY'S SUMMER FLOWER SHOW

Hokitika Guardian, 23 December 1932, Page 3

ST. MARY'S SUMMER FLOWER SHOW

TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, FEBhUARY 15, 1933.

AT ST. MARY’S CLUB ROOMS.

SECTION A.—FLOWERS. Class. . (first prize a/-, 2nd 1/6). i—three Vases Si.cco Peas. ~, Six spikes each v.ase,. each vase a distinct colour. Trophy 10/0... 2.—iliree Gladioli, 3 varieties. Ist prize , tropliy o/-, presented by Mi's H. Fitzgerald, ~,

3. —Tiiree Cactus Dahlias, 3, .varieties. 4. Cul.ection o. Dahlias,, six distinct

f l types. ... ■ . : , not less ( ,Jivap- t , | bilyfjr Cjup tyipse.iijy; ~ | T. LynU} t .'T(b wop j in succession or/AiireQ./inpes. ! at intervals. 6—six .Antirrhinums. Not less than three varieties. 7. —Three Asters, 3 varieties. 8, —Collection or Cut f lowers, ,6 vases annuals.

9. —Three Callendulas, 3 varieties. 1 . . ; 10. —Six Zinnjas, 3 varieties, 11. —Collection ot Cut,Flowers, 6 vases Perennials. Ist. prize trophy, lia.f sovereign in gold. 12. —Pot Schizaiiihus. . SECTION B.—VEGETABLES. (Ist Prize 3/-, 2nd Prize 1/6. 13. —Four Table Carrots. 14. —Four Beetroot (round). 15. —Four Beetroot (long). 16. —Four Onions. 17. —Four Turnips. 18. —Four Parsnips. 19. —Four Swedes." " - 20. —Tiftr CabbageS:' " '".Oit • 21. —Six;Potatoes,' long. ■ ' '» 22. Six’Potatoes,’ round. 23. —Two table Marrows” 24. Two table Pumpkins. 25. —Two .Lettuce." 26. —Six EschaUots. 27. —Four stalks Rhubarb. 28. Six Runner Beans. 29. —Six Peas. 30. —Two Cucumbers. • 31. Two Head Celery. 32. —Heaviest Marrow. 33. —Heaviest Pumpkin.

34. Best collection Vegetables, 8 varieties. Ist prize 10/6, donated by Mr A. Groufsky, 2nd 5/-. 35. —Best collection Vegetables. 8-var-ieties. For children only. Ist prize 2/6 and Cup donated by Mrs A. Groufsky, 2nd 'prize 2/6. Cup to be won outright. ~\ SECTION C—DECORATIVE."' " (Ist prize 3/-,"2nd 1/6.) 36;—Best arranged .bowl of Sweet Reas (any 'foliage). 37. —Best arranged bowl of Roses, ■ (any foliage),. C. r/ 38. —Best arranged 'howl of Phlox DrumpioncU. (anyf.foliage),.,- , S9.—Best arranged hpavl, pf" Antirrhinums (any foliage). 40:— Best arranged hojvl of, Dalilir.a ) .(.any jo.hage). .... ‘4ll—Best arranged, liowl .of,’. Gladioli . (anyforage).. ■42,—Best .firrangecl bowl, Any Flowers, (any foliage).". " . , . 43. —Best arranged-Floating Bowl, 44. —Best arranged Basket of Flowers, 45. Gent’s. Buttpnho|e.:- . . .1 46. —Gent’s Buttonhole (children uu-j dor 16 years}. 1 47. Ladies’ Spray. .

SECTION D.-COOKING... „ 48.—White Loaf home-made*'Bread, yeast. j 49.—White Loaf 1 home-made. Bread J compressed yeast; 50. Nut Loaf. 51. —Plain Cake. i 52.—Fruit Cake, dark. , , ; | 53.—deed Sponge. . . . ... 54.—Plain Sponge Sandwich. 55—Plain Sponge. •••. . 55a- Pound Cake, cooked in gas range Ist prize, trophy, vajue IQ./6, doi Dated .by. Hokitika Gas Coy. 56. Sponge Roll. 57. —Plate Pastry. 58. —Plate Shortbread/ ■ /y/ r 59. —Six Oven Scones. ' 60. —Six Girdle Scones.... 61. —Six Pikplets. ■ •/•> '62.—Ginger (Cake. .■ 63. —Best of - Small Cakes. 64. —Best .plate , Fancy Biscuits. 65:—Best . Apple Pie, Puff Pastry. 06. —Best Collection of .Sweets. , , 67. —Collection—Madeira . Cake, Plate of Scones, Sppnge (flat or rolled), plate .Plain Pastry, to -be cooked in an electric range. Ist prize value 20/-, donated by Kanieri Electric ’ •’ Co., Ltd. ' SECT! ON E.—FANCY WOK tv. (Ist prizp 2/6, 2nd prize 1/3.) 68. D’Oyley, embroidery white.'''-' 69. —D’Oyley, embroidery coloured. ' 70. —Hanfl Worked White Embroidered Article. 71. —Sample Dawn Thread Work. 72. —Hand Worked Article, embroidered in colours. 73. —Crochet (fine). 74. Hand Worked Toilet Set. 75. -Hand-made ' Mat. ■‘ ;;: 76i-^-Urit i hrssiflcd -Article (hali&tfflAcK' 77HanVl WOi'kedtf-Babies* • a - Apfiaif. ai&A *jjil a ’s K if^cd' G a rihen¥‘ ‘'fn-oolf? a 80:—'Crochet Article- (wool). • 81. —Article in Raffia. r •'•’ 82. —Paper Rb’se. - J • '•*'( 83. —Article ihado from sYigfir bag. 84. Article made from 1/- worth of material. 85. —Hand worked Bedspread! SECTION F.—CHILDREN’S' WORK (Under 16 years)

86. —Ap'raii. 87. D’Oyley.. 88. —Knitting. 89. —Hand-made Garment. 90. —Piece of Fancy Work. Girl under 18 years. Trophy, Wormington Cup, to Ins won outright. SECTTON GSIJNDRTES. (Ist prize 2/6, 2nd prize 1/3.) 91. —Two hollies homc-mado Pickles (2 varieties),

92.—Two-* bottles home-made Jam (2 varieties). 93.7—Tw0 bottles home-made Sauce. 94.—Piece home-made Soap. RULES. (1) Entrance Fees. Adults 6d, over .five entries free ... it.; (2) Exhibits /must be in the Hall by rill a.m. on the day of Show and all ..staging musfcfiie completed by 12 noon. i;i,(3) All flowel's'other tnan those for -decorative purposes,, must be grown by the Exhibitor.. Vegetables must be grown by Exhibitor and will be judged for 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’

Committee. Other special prizes have been donated by Rev. Father Finerty 10/6, C. J, Saunders 10/6, Mrs Moore 10/6. In conjunction with the Show there will ho a Sweet Stall, Work Stall, Cake Stall, Jumble Stall and Refreshment room.

Entry forms may he obtained from members of Committe, or— C. J. SANDERS,

Hon. Secretary