HORTICULTURAL.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 30 January 1919, Page 2

HORTICULTURAL.

—Cut Flowers—

Collection Sweet Peas—C. Kefcteier 1, W. Allen 2 and 3 Pansies—Mrs D. McDonald 1 and 2 Dahlias—W. Allen 1 and 2, W. Cullen 3 Best Specimen Flower —C. Sandin 1, W. Allen 2 Roses—W. Allen 1 and 2, Mrs A. Becroft 3 Collection of Cut Blooms—Mrs C. Sandin 1 and 2, Mrs D. McDonald 3 —Pot PlantsCollection of Pot Plants, 12 x 3, staged for effect —Mrs Fryer-Raisher 1 Collection of Pot Plants, 6 x 3—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Mrs J, S. Vercoe 2 Tre« Begonia—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1. Miss Salmon 2

Flowering Begonia—Mrs Easton 1, Mrs Fryer-Raisher 2 Rex Begonia—Mrs Fryer-Raisher 1 and 2, Mrs L. L. Bailey 3 Tuberous Begonia—Mrs Fryer-Raisher 1 and 2 Asperdistra—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Mrs J. A. Wilson 2. Asparagus, fine—Miss C. Becroft 1, Mrs Fryer-Raisher 2, Mrs L. L. Bailey 3 Asparagus, coarse—Mrs Fryer-Raisher 1, Mrs L. L. Bailey 2 \ Pot Plant, foliage—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Mrs Becroft 2, Mrs Fryer-Raisher 3 Pot Plant, flowering—Mrs Fryer- i Raisher 1 and 2 —FernsPara fern—Mm L. L. Bailey 1 Maiden Hair—Mrs Fryer-Raisher 1 and 2, Miss Louden 3 N.Z. fern—Mm Fryer-Raisher 1 Neapolis fern—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Mrs Fryer-Raisher 2, Miss Louden 3 Fern—Mrs Fryer-Raisher 1, Miss Louden 2 Hanging Basket—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Miss Louden 2, Miss Coulte*- 3 Collection Hanging Baskets—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Mrs Fryer-Raisher 2 Pot Plant (children under 16)— Jean Bailey 1 PRESERVES, PICKLES, JAMS. Apple Jelly—Mrs Channon 1, Mrs C. Downer 2 Quince Jelly—Mrs G. Bennett senr. 1, Mrs Andrews 2 Collection Jellies—Mrs G. Bennett senr. 2 Gooseberry Jam—Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1, Mrs C. Sandin 2 Peach Jam—Mrs Donovan 1, Mrs Channon % Pie Melon Jam—Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1, Mrs Coulter 2 Plum Jam—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Mrs Donovan 2, Mrs Lambert junr. 3 Rhubarb Jam—Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1 Strawberry Jam—Mrs C. Sandin 1, Mrs Channon 2, Mrs Lambert 3 Green Tomato jam—Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 2 Dried Apricot jam—Mrs Donovan 1 Cape Gooseberry jam—Mrs Donovan 1, Mrs C. Sandin 2 Fig jam—Mrs Andrews 2 Collection jam—Mrs C. Sandin 1, Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 2 Orange Marmalade—Mrs W. J. Green 1, Mrs Coulter 2 Lemon Marmalade—Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1 and 2 Collection Bottled Fruit—Mra W,~W. L. Bradly 1, Mrs Andrews 2, Mrs G. Bennett senr. 3 Honey—S. W. Grey 1 and 2 Honey, in comb—S. W, Grey 2 Bottle Onions—Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1 and 2 Bottle Tomatoes — Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1 and 2 Tomato Sauce—Mrs G. Sand-'n 1, Miss McLeod 2 Green Tomato Pickle—Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1 Collection Pickles—Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 1 Pickled Cabbage—Mra Donovan 1, Mrs W. W. L. Bradly 2 Plum Sauce—Miss A. Simcock 1. Mrs J. A, Wilson 2 Apple Sauce—Miss A. Simcock 1, Mrs L. L. Bailey 2 BREAD AND CAKES Sponge Cake—Miss C. Aitkenhead 1, Mrs Jack Nicholls 2, Mrs Strange 3 Marble Cake—Mrs S. McMillan 1, Mrs J. Nicholls 2 Lemon Cheese Tartlets—Mrs E. McLeod 1, Mrs Hanson 2 Madeira Cake—Mrs S. McMillan 1, | Mrs Channon 2, Miss J. McDonald 3 Oriental Cake—Miss A. Simcock 1, Miss McLeod 2 Seed Cake—Miss J. McDonald 1, Mrs ! J. Hunter 2, Mrs S. McMillan 3 Pound Cake—Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Mrs Adlington 2, Miss Ellen Bradly 3, Mm S. McMillan v.h.c Cocanut Oake —Mrs A. E. Robinson 1, Mrs L. L. Bailey 2, Mrs S. McMillan 3 Iced Cake—Mrs G. Smith 1 and special Swiss Roll—Mrs E. McLeod 1, Miss C. Aitkenhead 2 Queen Cakes—Mrs NvW. Rimmor 1 Jam Sandwich, with butter —Mrs L. L. Bailey 1, Miss J. McDonald 2, Miss C. Aitkenhead 3 Jam Sandwich, without butter—Mrs D. McDonald 1, Mrs L. L. Bailey 2, Mrs .1. Nicholls 3 Cream Puffs—Mrs Malligan 1, Miss E. Becroft 2 Puff Pastry—Mrs E. McLeod 1, Miss E. Becroft 2 I Shortbread — Mrs H. Aitkenhead 1, Mrs S. McMillan 2, Mrs Garry 3 Orange Cake—Mrs Strange L Gingerbread—Mrs L. Bailey 1, Mrs S. McMillan 2 Plain Sco nes—Mrs Forrester 1, Mrs A. Woodcocks 2, Mrs W. L. Bradly 3 Sultana Scones —Mrs Forrester 1, Miss A. Simcock 2 Apple. Pie—Mrs Ellett 1, Miss E. Becroft 2 Nut Toffee—Mrs Coulter 1, Miss E. Sim 2 Cocoanut Iee —Mrs S. McMillan 1, ! Miss E. Becroft 2, Miss B. Wilson 3 Russian Toffee—Miss E. Sim 1, Mrs Ellett 2 Collection Sweets—Miss F. Robinson 1, Mrs S. McMillan 2

Home-made Bread —Mrs Strange 1, Mrs Rippon 2 Yeast Buna—Mrs J. Mackie 1, Mm A Rennie 2 Plum Pudding, boiled — Mrs B. T. Bradly 1, Mrs Forrester 2 Plum Pudding, steamed — Mrs J. .&< Mackie 1, Mrs Channon 2, ijfiss L. P^ Bradly 3 Brown Bread—Mrs Rippon 1, Mm Strange 2. —Special Section — Nut Bread—Miss A. Simcock 1, Mrs W. W. L. Bradly Plain Scones, without shortening—Mm W. W. L. Bradly 1, Mrs A. Woodcocks 2 /^ (Made by Farmers' Wife or Daughter) Homt-made bread—Mrs Strange 1, Mrs Hanson 2 Scones—Mrs A. Rennie 1, Mm W. L. Bradly 2, Mrs C. Downer 3 Girdle Scon«s—Mrs Aitkenhead 1, Mrs J. Nicholls 2 * Bread from Champion flour —Mrs J. Mackie 1, Mrs Rippon 2 Scones from Champion flour—Mrs A. Woodcocks 1, Mrs W. L. Bradly 2, Mrs C. Downer 3 —For Girls under 16— Scones—A. Jowitt 1, M. Prendergast 2, A. Bennett 3 Rock Cake—A, Bennett 1, F. Ross 2 Jam Sandwich I —Jean Bailey 1, A. Bennett 1 Shortbread—A. Bennett 1, Ethel Sim 2 Apple pie—Ethel Sim 1, F. Ross 2, W. Ferrall 3 Sponge—Eva Strange 1 Gold Cake—Jean Bailey 1 and 2 painting! Pastel Painting—Miss Coulter 1 Pen Painting—Miss P. Becroft 1, 2 Oil Painting—Mrs Dear 1, 2 Water Colours—Mrs Dear 1, R. D. Neal 2 NEEDLEWORK. Ironed Tablecloth-Mrs R. Screaton 1, Miss McLeod 2, Mrs J. Mackie 3 Ironed white shirt-Mrs J. Mackie 1 Darned sock-Mrs C. Downer 1, Miss Terry 2 Knitted Sox-Miss A. Pengelly 2 Article from 2s worth material-Miss Beck 1, Miss Robinson 2, Miss Ethel Sim 3 Knitted bootees-Mißs R. Phillips 1, Mrs Channon and Mrs Lambert 2 Crochet bootees-Mrs R. Screaton 1, Mrs Lawson 2 Fancy cushion-Mrs Cormack 1 and 2 Fancy cushion, washable-Miss Robinson 3 Mountmellick pillow shams-Mrs Beck . 1, Miss Robinßon 2 Fancy pillow sham-Miss Robinson 1 Fancy tea cosy-Miss Robinson 1, Mrs Garry 2 < Fancy tea cosy, washable-Miss R. Phillips 1, Mrs A. Clark 2 Mountmellick work-Mrs Beck 1, Miss Robinson 2 ■■ '. Table centre, washable — Miss A. Pengelly 1, Mrs Chaillet 2 Table centre, ribbon-work-Mrs Dear 3 Fancy table centre-Miss Robinson 1, Mrs Dear 2 Afternoon tea cloth-Miss Robinson 1, Mrs G. Jones 2, Mrs Jeffery 3 Linen tray cloth-Miss Beck 1 D'Oyley-Miss R. Phillips 1, Miss A. Simcock 2, Mrs Terry 3 D'Oyleys, three varieties-Miss Robinson 1 Point lace-Mrs Dear 1 "\ Crochet article^Mrs A. Gilbert 1, Miss D. Phillips 2 Crochet d'oyley-Miss A. Simcock 1, Mrs Chaillet 2, Mrs Moon 3 Article underclothing, by hand, em-broidered-Miss E. Becroft 1, Miss Btcroft " 2, Mrs Beck 3 Child's dress, hand embroidtred-Mrs .Dawson 1 and 2 Cooking apron-Miss L. Coulter 1, Mra J. Taylor 2 Plain blouse-Miss Ethel Sim 1, Miss Back 2 Fancy blouse-Mrs Dawson 1, Miss Beck 2 Nightdress-Miss R. Phillips 1, Miss Trounson 2, Mrs J. Taylor 3 Camisole-Mrs Beck 1, Mrs J. Taylor 2 Four articles underclothing -Mm Sewell 1 Child's crochet jacket-Mrs Dawson 1, Mrs Baxter 2, Mrs R. Screaton 3 Child's crochet petticoat -Mm C. Downer 1, Mrs Baxter 2 Child's flannel petticoat-Mrs Dawson 1 and 2, Mrs Lambert junr. 3 Buttonholes-Miss L. Coulter 1 *j Eyeleted embroidery-Mrs ChailUt L Jl Miss Beck 2 ■ S^fM —Girls under 16— '-■' X^ Camisole-Doris Dawson 1, Eth.l Sim 2 )M Blouse-Ethel Sim 1 Hera-stitched handkerchief-J 1. Roat 1 Child's crochet petticoat-Phyllis MeL<eod 1 Dressed Doll-Ethel Sim 1 Cushion-M. McCardU 1, F. Robinson 2 JTa ble centre-Ethel Sim 1, F. Robin- :/ Fancy work, any variety-Doris Daw- '*> " son 1, F. Robinson 2 Knitted socks-F. R OSB i, E va Coutts 2