FLOWER SHOW

Hokitika Guardian, 15 February 1933, Page 6

FLOWER SHOW

ST. -MARY SBEAUTIFUL DISPLAY

HIGH STANDARD' OF EXHIBITS.

* 'Favoured by ' mote peasant conditions the summer flower show add bv St. Mary's Church in thy S'okli ea-s-Hall to-day was an unqualified success. A / i-i.oa.s yi splay >::ir f<{ >oir.\s provklcu 'the chief attraction, their many colours .providing a plea&ng spectacle-De-pito the adverse weather ot late they showed little effect and a higli standard was maintained. Some exceptionally good exhibits were to be seen ’in. die vegetaU.c section which atracted a large nu-mhsr of entries and the majority of these were very fine specimens. ... The domestic art- was much in evidence in the cookery section, and ail appetising di-play was to he . seen. In this connection nu:«b interest was taken tiv the juveniles who supplied many cf the entries. Each Class was really outstanding and next to the exhibitors- for their support mention must lie made of the work carried out by Air C. J. Sandmu (secretary), and Mr A. ML Yarrall, whose efforts distinctly reflected on the positive success of the organisation. Results of the awards were as follow: —

FLOWERS. Gladioli (9) —Airs E. Greenwood 1, E. G'i'oufs'ky *2. Cactus dahlias (b)— Mrs AVclls 1 and. 2. Dahlias (B)—Mrs Wells 1 and h.c., Airs J. N. Robinson •2. Roses (7)-Mrs ’Wells 1, Mary Keowu 2, Antirrhinums (8)—-F-Nightingale 1, Molly Burger 2. Asters (Iff)— M. Fitzgerald 1, Alirs C. Nightingale 2. Cut flowers, annual, (12)— Mr-3 Wells 1 (and cup* presented by Mr A >V. YarralS), M, Fitzgerald 2. Callendulas (5)-Mrs J. King 1, Mrs Wells 2. Zinnias (4)—M. Fitzgerald 1 Mrs Garnet Perry 2. Cut flowers, perennial l ? (8)--M'rs J. Stapleton 1, E. Groufsky 2. COOKING. ■White; loaf, yeast (2)—Airs Peter Jones 1, Airs J. Stapleton 2. , White loaf, compressed yea't (I)—Airs Keen j. Nut loaf (4)—Mrs R- A\ard 1, Airs. Shingles 2. Plain cake (1) Mrs Orpwood 1. Fruit cake \2)-Mw Ward 1, Airs Shingles 2. Iced Sponge •:(3)—Alias Knowles 1.- Sponge sandwich (11)—Airs E. Howatl, Airs A. Howait 2. Plain . ’sponge (4)—A'lissKnowles 1, Ali-s Rraddon -2. Sponge „roj (6)—Air- Holley 1, Alias Knowles 2 Pa: fry (71— 1 Airs Cameron 1, Mrs Kortegast 2. Short bread- (2)—Miss •Ward 1- O-ven*' Scones (12) —Miss ■Ward, and Airs E. Howat, ocpiah 1, Airs Kortegast 3. Girdle scone? To)— Mrs C. Nightingale 1, Aliss Ward 2. Pikelet's (8)-AJjss N. Yarrall L ' Miss Ward 2. Ginger Cake (3) —Aliss Y ard 1. Small cake-: (2)-Alrs Nightingale J, Airs Shingles 2. Apple pie (4)—Airs J. Cameron 1. Airs B. E. Coyle 2. (Sweets yo)- —Misy R. Coyle 1, Airs A. Lawn 2. Atadiera cake (4) —Airs J. N. .Robinson 1, Afiv; R. Ross 2. Sponge (4) _Mr. 3 R. Ross 1, Air- .1. N. Robinson 2. Sponge (wood range) (4) Airs J. King, 1, Airs C. Nightingale jumr., 2. DECORATIVE. Bast arranged bowl of roses (1) Mrs Garnet .Pony 1- Bowl of phlox driunmondi (5) —Ala-s J. N. Robinson 1, Miss Davidson 2. Bowl of antirrhinums i'3). AT. Fitzgerald 1, J- Brown 2. Bowl of dahlias (4)- Airs E. 4. Weds L AI. Fitzgerald 2. Bowl of a,my flowers (13)—Airs A. GrouLky 1, M. Fitzgerald 2. Floating bowl (5)- -Airs J. N. Robinson 1. Basket of flowers (O—Airs Randall 1, Mrs Kt Creagh 2. Gentleman’s buttonhole (51— Alary Groufsky 1, Alra Randall 2. Buttonhole, juvenile, (6) —Betty Dowell 1, Madeline. Robinson 2. Ladies’ spray (7) igylvia Sanders 1, Airs Randall 2. Decorated table (9)—Mrs Randall. 1, Airs X N. Robinson 2, Airs C. J. Sanders b.e. VEGETABLES.

■ Carrots (12)'— N. C. Shingles• U A. Groufsky 2. Beetroot, round, .(G)- - jvfr 3 OrwYooid 1, M.''Fitzgerald 2. Beetfoot, Long, (4)—J. .Freitas 1, M. fttagerailcl 2. Onions (5) —A. Groufsky!, Mm J. Stapli-ton 2. Turnips (4)—M. Fitzgerald 1, J. Freiiate 2. Parsnips 4l) A Groufekv 1, Mi Fitzgerald 2; Credos (2) —J. Fio’tar 1, M. Fitzgerald 2. Cabbages (3)—Hostel 1, Mrs Orpfood 2. Potatoes, long, (7)— A. Groubkv 1. J. Freit-s 2. Potatoes, round, (61-Mi's It. Paterson 1, Mrs Brooks 2. Lettuce (3)—Mrs W. Radomski 1, ft. Kor:ega,st 2. foi.s 17)— Betty Dowell. 1, Frank liemtdt 2. Iviimbarf) ),&)— M. Fitzgerald 1, J. LM in oil an 2. Runner Ijgaiis .(12)—M. Mirdian 1, Mm T. A. Lvnnli 2. Oucumlieus (3) —Airs J. ■Stapleton. Celery (1) —A. Gi on f sky (. Marrow, heaviest, (4)—J. Timson X. Xhimpkiii, heaviest, (3) —Mrs Orpwood 1. Collection (3)—Mm J. Stapleton 1, R. Groufsky 2. Collection, juveniles', (6)—Mart in Kortega.'t 1, Geor-re Groufsky 2. Tomatoes C4)—W. EL Richards 1, Jack Preston 2.

HOME': INDUSTRIES. ! Pickles (2) —Miss K. Murphy 1, Mrs Cameron 2. Jarir (6)-‘ --Mary Known I, Mm. Shingles 2. Sauce (2)— Mrs J. Cameron 1, Mrs T. Wells 2. Soap (3)—Mrs T. AVolls 1. ' JUVENILE SECTION. ' Amr,iu (3)— Agnes Muir 1, Mary Groufsky 2. D’oyle.v (3)— Agnes Muir 1 Ethel Ormvood 3. Knitting (4)— M. Coulson.N.' Wells 2. Fancy Work 41“)—E. Armstrong l s Moore 2. S* *