SCARGILL SHOW.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17280, 22 September 1916, Page 3

SCARGILL SHOW.

IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUNDS. Tho annual show under the auspices of tho Scargill Horticultural and Homo Industries Society was held yesterday and was ill every way a success. AH the profits,;

from the show will bo devoted to patriotic purposes. To sv. ell the funds the local Rod Cross and Lady Liverpool workers had stalls for-itbe sale of produce, fancy goods,

siv'eets and flowers, and with the assistance of’ a largo contingent of young people good business was done. The display of spring flowers was excellent, the narcissi and hyacinths being of exceptionally high merit. Tho exhibits, in tho cookery section were also of all-round excellence, and the school children exhibited some creditable .specimens of pen and pencil work. An interesting feature of the show was a comprehensive-

display of Red Cross and Lady Liverpool work, for which prizes were awarded. A short programme of athletic sports was carried out during tho afternoon, and tho children had an “ All Nations ” procession in appropriate dross, singing the National Au themsv ( ai the Allies as they marched. The judges wero ns follow: —Flowers, Mr W- Jones; cookery, Mrs Borgfeldt; Red

Cjoss and fancy work, Mrs Boyle; juvenile work ami painting, Mrs J O. Joslinjj. The prize list is as follows, tho number of entries beipg given in parentheses: — FLOWERS. ’ I’ot plants in bloom (2) —Alfa W. H. Foster 1, Mrs T. O. Johnson 2. Foliage pot plant (B)—Mrs R. Lochhead 1, Mrs X. O. Johnson 2, Mrs E. Gardner h c Asparagus (4) — Mrs W. J. Harrison 1, Mrs T. Roberts 2. Any plant not in., schedule (1) —Mrs James Cameron 1. Three bunches violets (4) —Mis Cramptou 1, Airs H. X. Little 2. Srk pansies (2)—Mrs Greig 1 and 2. Collectionof pnnsiep (I)—Mrs Greig 1. Three singlo anemones 12)—Mrs Crampton 1. Mrs S. Dalzsll 2. Three double anemones (2) —Mrs Bluudeu J, Mrs Crampton 2. Six anemones (1) —Mrs Crampton 2. Narcissi, King Alfred (2) —W. J. Harrison 1 and 2. Narcissi, Glory of Licdeu (3) —Mrs Greig 1, Mrs T. Roberts 2 and hc. Long narcissi (H) — W. J/ Harrison, 1 and .2. Medium narcissi ~(») —Mrs Greig A, Airs Crsmpton 2. Short narcissi (s)—Mrs Greig R »\V: J. Harrison 2 and hc. Two long narcissi (41 —W. J. Har--1 rison 1, Mrs H. T. Little 2, Mrs James Cameron li c. Two medium' narcissi. (4) — Mrs Greig 1, V. J. Harrison 2 and h c. Two short narcissi (3) —Mrs-Greig 1, W. J. Harrison 2. Mrs H. T. Little h c. Two double narcissi (1) —Airs James Cameron 1. Three narcissi (6) —W. J. Harrison 1 and 2, Mrs Crampton o. ,Six narcissi, varieties (7) —W. J. Harrison 1 and 2, Mrs 11. T. Little c, Collection narSissi (1) —Mrs Greig 1, Airs H. T. Little 2, Mrs J. Cameronp h o. Hyacinth (6) —F. Roberts 1, Airs Greig 2 and li o. Three hyacinths (6) —F. " Roberts 1, Airs Greig 2, Airs Gainsford hc. Collection hyacinths (3) —F. Roberts 1, Airs Gninsfori 2, Airs Cameron li c. *Or.e geranium (4) —Mrs T. Gardner 1,2 and li c. Three ..geraniums (2)— JlrsjT. Gardner 1, C. M’Lel--lan 2. Three tulips (2) —Mrs Crampton 1, Miss K. Buss 2. Two spikes wallflower (3)—Airs Cramp!on 1, Mrs S. R. Gibb 2. Fritillaria (I)—Mm T. Roborts 1, Six primfoses (3) —Airs Greig I, Mrs Crampton 2, Airs T. Roberts hc. Collection primroses (11—Mrs • J. Cameron 2. Collection of polyanthus (3) —Airs S. B. Gibb 1, Mrs T. Roberts 2, Airs George Gibb li c. Collection of spring flowers (1) —Airs Stewart 1. Ohe polyanthus narcissi (1) —Mrs Stewart. T. Three polyanthus narcissi (3) —Mrs Greig 1, Airs Harrison, senr. 1 and 2. Any flower not in schedule (7)—Mrs Crampton 1 and 2, Miss-Lochhead c.

Hand bououet (4)—Mrs Greig 1, Mrs H. Harrison 2, Miss D. Stewart- hc. Epergno of flowers (4)—Mrs H. Harri Son 1; Aliss ,E. Bennett 2. Vase of flowers (3) —Airs H. Harrison 1, Miss E. Pannott 2, Miss D. Stewart hc. Bowl of flowers (2) —Mrs Greig 1, Mrs H. Harrison 2. Ladris spray (6>— Alias Marv Stewart 1, AGs X. Robert‘s 2, Mies S. Elliot li c. Gentlemans’ buttonhole (4) —Aliss E. Pannott 1, Mrs T. Roberts 2, Mrs H. Harrison hc. Table decoration (3) —Miss E. Pannett 1. Aliss D. Stewart 2, Mrs H. Harrison hc. Open to girls under twenty—Epergne of 'flowers (1) —Miss Marjorie Cameron 2. Gentleman’s buttonhole (6) —Miss D. Stewart 1, Miss H. Elliot 2, Miss Francis Gibb he. Lady’s spray (3) —Aliss Daisy Gibb 1, Aliss D. Stewart 2, Miss Mgisie Cameron h o. Bowl of flowers (3) —Miss Alaysie Cameron 1 and 2. Miss D. Stewart he. Table decoration (2) —Miss Daisy Gibb. 1. Miss D. Stewart 2. Opel! to Girls Under Fourteen.

if* Gentleman's buttonhole —Jessie Stewart 1. Jean Johnson 2, Maysie Cameron h c. Hand bopquet (3) —Maysie Cameron 1 and 2. Decorated tables (4) —Jean Johnson J, Betty Overton 2, Maysie Cameron 3, Jessie Stewart h c." Gentleman’s buttonholo (under five) (2)—Jean Cameron 1, Leila Roberts 2.

Open to Exhibitors who have not won a first prize for narcissi for tjvo years back. * .■

Long narcissi (3)—Mrs T. Roberts 1, A. G. Stewart 2, Mrs 11. T. Little hc. Short (4) —F. Roberts 1, Aly Stewart 2, Mrs H. Little hc. Medium' (4)—Mrs T. Roberts 1 and 2, Mrs H. Little hc. Two long narcissi (-1) —A. Stewart 1, Mrs T. Roberts 2 and 3, Mrs H.'T. Little hc. Two short (4) —Mrs T. Roberts 1, A. Stewart 2, Mrs J. Cameron li c. Two medium (G)—F. Roberts 1' and c, Mrs T. Roberts 2. COOKERY. 4 Loaf bread (6)—Mrs G. Gibb 1, Mrs Gibson 2, Mrs Whittington 3. Girdle scones (1) — Mrs Andrew Lumbie 1. Oven scoues (.3) — Mrs W. J. Harrison 1, Mrs J. Cameron 2. Oaten scones (1) —Mrs J. Cameron 1. Fruit cako (-2) —Mrs J. Cameron 1, Miss S. Elliot 2. Sponge bake (I)—Mrs E. Harrison 1. Sponge sandwich (4)—Mrs \Y. J. Harrison 1, Miss M. Gibb 2 and hc. Sponge roll (4) —Miss Maysie Cameron 1, Miss M“ Gibb 2, Mrs E. Harrison h c. Cako shortbread (2) —Mrs E. Harrison 1. Pikelets (s)—Mrs E. Harrison 1, Airs Andrew Lambie 2, Mrs AV.' J. Harrison h c. Open tarts (3) —Miss M. Gibb lyAlrs AV. J. Harrison Turnover tarts (3) —Miss M. Gibb 1, Mfs AV. J. Harrison 2, Miss S. Elliot h o. Ginger cake (2) —Miss Stewart 1, Mrs W. J, Harrison 2. Seed cake (3) —Mrs E. Harrison 1, Mrs F. Carpenter 2, Mrs AVt J. narrison h c. Sultana cake (7) —•Mif 51. Gibb A, Mrs E. Harrison 2, Mrs AV. J. Harrison h*c. Fruit cake, without eggs (2) —Miss Stewart 1, Mrs Greig 2. Yeast buns (2)—Mrs Gibson 1. Mrs S. 13. Gibb 2. For girls under twenty: Oven scones (2) —Miss C. Cameron 1. Fruit cake (2) —Miss Daisy Gibb 1, Miss M. Cameron 2. Sponge sandwich (s)—Miss M. Cameron 1, Miss Plackett 2, Alias Daisy Gibb h c. Sponge cake (3)—Alias Lochhead 1, Alias At. .Cameron 2. Open tor girls under fifteen: Plate of scones (4)—Alias M, Cameron 1, Miss dean Johnson 2. Sponge sandwich (s)—Miss Af. Cameron I,‘ AGss Jessie Stewart 2, Atiss Greta Gibb h c.* Plate of biscuits (s)—Afiss Jessie Stewart 1 and 2, Aliss Jean Johnson •h c. Alost points for juvenile cookery—Alisa Maysie Cameron. * Dairy butter (1) —Mrs H. Jones 1. Separator butter (7)—Miss Frances Gibb 1, Airs Greig 2, Airs Jordan h c. Du?k oggn (I)—Air T. Hayes 1. Hen eggs (9)—Mrs Greig 1, Mrs Hamilton 2. RED CROSS AND FANCY WORK.

Shirts (4)—Airs Johnson 1, Airs Jones 2. Mrs T. Carpenter lv c. Pyjamas (7)—Mrs J. Cameron 1, Airs Johnson 2, Airs Davis h c. Sjirsical coat (6IA-Mrs 1, Miss Sib-

bald 2, Mrs Jones h c. Shirt. (6) —Mrs Johnson 1. Mrs Jones 2. Mrs Davis h c. Singlet (5) —Mrs Jones 1. Mrs Johnson 2, "Mrs F. Carpenter h c. Cholera belt (4)fc-Mrs Johnson 1, Mrs Jones 2, Mrs Oscar Anderson h c. Blanket dressing gown (4)—Mrs Johnson 1, Mrs Davie 2, Airs F. Carpenter hc. Waistcoat (4) —Mrs.'Jones 1, Mrs Johnson 2, Mrs Overton ho. Slippers (31 —Mrs James Cameron 1, Airs Hamilton 2, Airs John Cameron hc. Socks (B)—Mrs Johnson ~;1, Airs J. O’Connel.2. Mrs Foster, senr. hc. Crochet scarf (4) —Alias E Sibbold 1. Airs O. Anderson 2. Knitted scarf (1) —Mrs Jones 1. Knitted face washer (5) —Mrs J Ones 1, Airs Johnson 2. Mrs Hamilton hc. Alanitnils (4)—Mrs Jones 1, Mrs Johnson 2. Airs F. Carpenter h o. Fomentation flannel (5) —MreJohnson 1, Mrs Janes 0. Mrs F. Carpenter hc. Four-inch bondage (3) —Airs F. Carpenter 1, Airs Johnson .2, Mrs Overton h c. Collection of Red Cross work (2)—Aliss Sibbold 1, Mrs Overton 2. Collection of fancy w r ork (2) —Airs Hamilton 1, Miss Powell 2. Best fancy work not in schedule (ID—Miss Stewart 1, Miss Sibbold 2, Miss Boswell li c. LADY LIVERPOOL WORK. Onen to girD under twentv —Sanitary sheets (3) —Miss E. Pannett 1, Miss Frances Gibb. 2, Miss S. Elliot li e. Housewives (4) —Miss S. Elliot 1, Miss "Francis Gibb 2, Miss Helen Elliot h o. Knfited scarf (1) — Miss S. Elliot 1. Mittens (1) —Miss Helen Elliot 1. Collection of Lady Liverpool work—Aliss Helen Elliot 1. Open to girls under fifteen—Pillowcase (s)—Aliss Afavsie' Cameron 1, Aliss Vernon G.qrrie 2. Aliss Jean Johnson and'Atiss Betty Overton h c. Handkerchiefs (1) —Stqlla Reside 1. Knitted face washers (1) —Betty Overton 1. Collection of fanoy work —Airs Hamilton i. Soldier’s handkerchief, mftdo by boy (6) —Jack Cameron 1, Eric Cameron 2, "Willie Taylor 3.' JUVENILES* UNDER 15 YEARS.

Alan of New Zealand (1) —Allan Holcroft 1. Specimen handwriting (14) —Janie Love, 1, J. Harris 2, Jack Love hc. Best handwriting (under eleven) (s)—Olive Dalton 1. Myrtle Wilson 2, Alice Gibb h.c. Pencil drawing from nature (4) —Gladys Doak 1, Jack Love 2, Janie Love li c. Pencil drawing oopy (5) —Janie Love 1, Gladys Doalc 2. Jack Love hc. Shaded pencil drawing (6). —Allan Holcroft 1 and 2, Alma Stackhouse he..'. ' , OPEN CLASSES.

Best original painting (2) —G. G. Brooks 1 and 2. Best, painting from copy (3) —G. G. Brooks 1,.-Airs AUoway 2 and U c.. ..Wood carving (6)—P. Hamilton 1 and hc, Oliver Johnson 2. .