FLOWER SHOW

Hokitika Guardian, 16 February 1933, Page 4

FLOWER SHOW

A SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION. The summer flower show held by St. .uary -i vh-LU'di in' the -Soldieis’ Hall yesterday- attracted a wide patronage, and one and all wer-e delighted with th,e attractive and varied display of choice biooms and other exhibits. Awards additional to thos e published yesterday were a-s follows;: ‘ FANCY WORK. D’oyley, white (3)—Mrs R. Pater-son 1 and.2. D’oyley, coloured (6) —Mr s J. O. na-pplV 1, W-s Paterson 2. E’rr.'bro:d. ered article (13) —Mrs Paterson 1, Mrs Leslie 2. Thread work—Mary Gr°ufsky 1. Mm Randall 2. Hand work, coloured embroidery (30)' —Mrs J. -Stapletc- a 1, Mrs Case,ells 2.’ Crochet (llj’—Mrs--R, Coyle 1, Mrs Randall 2. Toi-’.et set (8) —Mrs J. Stapleton 1, Mrs Qa's^ells 2. Hand made mat (2) —Mrs, Stapleton 1 and 2. Unclassified article, hand made (17) —M-m F. Thompson 1, Mrs J. Murdoch 2. Fancy apron (6)—M ! 's Wilson (Ruatapu) -1 and 2. Child's knitted garment (3) —Mary Groufsky 1, Mrs T. Wells 2. Crochet (4)—Mrs- F, Martini 1, Mm F. Fane 2. Raffia (4) — Mrs T. Barrett (Grey) 1, Mis s N. Barrett (Grey) 2. Article from sugarbag (3) Mrs J. C. Cassells 1, Mrs I. Spoor 2. Article from Is-materiflr(3)—Mrs Griffin 1. Mm A. Vea’e 2. Bedspread (1) —K. Creagh 1.