Kiwitea flower Show

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6544, 28 February 1928, Page 3

Kiwitea flower Show

Splendid Exhibition BUT FEWER ENTRIES Owing to the long spell of dry weather there were fewer entries for the Kiwitea flower and produce show which was held on Saturday. Nevertheless, the exhibits displayed represented a splendid selection. In the open class for cut flowers only gladioli, carnations ,and hydrangeas were exhibited, Mr E. W. Haythorne, of Kimbolton, taking all the prizes. Competition was more representative in amateur cut flower section. The points prize for which was annexed by Mrs Sowerby with a total of 45 points. Mrs Haythorne came second with 26 points. The two shields for competition within tho parish of Kiwitea were on view, that for the schools was won by Valley road school which has held it since it was first presented in 1926. The following are the details: — Judges. Glasses A and B (cut flowers) were judged by Mr Shailer, of Palmerston North; classes D ‘‘and E (fruit and vegetables), by Mr Young, of the Kiwitea Nurseries; classes C and H (decorative floral work and needlework), by Mrs Barltrop; class F (cookery), by Mrs Eevington Jones;- and classes G ahd J (photography and art, and children’s work), by Miss Spain, of Pcilding. Class A. Cut Flowers. Antirriniums, Mrs. Haythorne 1 and 2. 3 Asters, Mrs. Sowerby, 1,,-and 2. 6 Asters, Mrs Sowerby 1; Mrs. ' Eliott 2; ’ _ ~ " Col. Asters,' Mrs. Sowerby 1, Mrs, Eliott-2. • ■ " ’■ . 6 Coreopsis, Mrs Hocking 1. 6 Carnations, Mrs Sowerby, 1 and 2. Double Dahlias, Mrs. Sowerby 1, Miss Thomas 2. „ Col. Dahlias, Mrs. Haythorne 1. Cactus Dahlias, Mrs. Haythorne 1; , Mrs. Vennell 2. s. 3 Delphiniums, Mrs. Haythorne I; , Mr. Kidd 2. ' 6 Dianthus, Mr Hocking, 1 and 2. 3 Var. Geraniums, Miss Thomas 1; Mrs. Haro 2. ! Coll. Geranium, Mrs. Sowerby 1; , Mrs, Hare 2. 3 Gladioli, Mrs Haythorne 1 and 2. 6 Gladioli, Mrs Haythorne 1 and 2. 3 Gallardia, Mr Hocking 1. 3 Gypsophila, Mrs. Haythorne 1. - Hydrangea, Mr Hocking 1, Mrs. Sowerby 2, ’ Larkspur, Mr Hocking 1, Mrs. ’ Eliott 2. 1 j African Marigold, Mr Hocking 1, . Mrs. Sowerby 2. French Marigold, Mr Hocking 1. j 6 Nasturtium, Mrs. Sowerby, l and . 3.

3 Pansies, Mrs. Sowerby 1 and 2. 6 Pansies, Mrs. Sowerby 1 and 2. ' s Coll. Pansies, Mrs. Sowerby 1. and ;2. ; :V ; \ 6 Petunias, Mrs. Sowerby, 1, Mrs. s Haythorne 2. J 3 Penstemons, Mrs Haythorne il , and 2. ’ Phlox Drumondic, Mrs Sowerby 1 . and 2. Iceland Poppies, Mr Kidd il. ( Roses, Mrs Haythorne 1, Mrs Mayo [ 2 - 6 Salplglossis, Mrs Sowerby 1, and 2. Scabia, Mrs Haythorne 1 and 2. 3 Double Stocks. Miss Thomas 1. 5 Sweep Peas, Mrs. Sandilandsl, Mr A. Kidd 2. . 3 Sweet peas, Mrs A. E. Sandi- . lands 1, Mr A. Kidd 2. ; 1 Spike Sweet Peas, Mrs. Sandl- ■ lands 1. ( ; Dwarf Sunflower, Mrs Sowerby 1, • and 2, \ Giant Sunflower, Mrs. Sowerby, 1. 3 Zinnias, Mrs Sowerby 1, and 2. Coll. Cut Flowers. Mrs. Haythorne ' 1, Mrs. Sowerby 2. • Agapanthas, Miss Thomas 1, Mrs. 1 A. Banks, 2. Points Prize, Mrs. Sowerby. Cut Flowers, Open. \ 6 Carnations, R. ff. Haythorne, 1 , and 2. 3 Gladioli, R. W. Haythorne 1 and > 2. ■ G Gladioli, R. W. Haythorne 1 and i 2. Hydrangea, R. W. Haythorne 1 and 2- , i Points Prize, R. W. Haythorne. Class C. Decorative. Bowl of Flowers. Mrs. Haythorne 1, Mrs. Eric Low, 2. Epcrgne of Fowers. Mrs. Haythornc .1 and 2. Vase of Flowers,, Mrs. Eric Low 1, Mrs. Haythorne 2. Hand bouquet, Miss Barret 1, Mrs Eric Low, 2. Bridal bouquet, Mrs Eric Low 1, Miss Barret 2. Shoulder Spray. Mrs. Haythorne, 1 and 2. Buttonhole bouquets, Miss Barret 1 Mrs. Haythorne 2. Decorated Basket. Mrs. Haythorne i and 2,

Table Decoration. Mrs. Haythorne 1, Mrs. P. C. Boss 2. Points Prize Mrs Haythorne. 1 ■ ’ Class D. Fruit. 3 Desert apples,' Mr C. England 1. 3 Cooking Apples, Ivan McLean. 1, Mr C. England 2. 1 3 Heaviest Apples. Mr C. England, 1. 3 Nectarines. Mrs. W. Williams, 1. 3 Dessert Pears. Mr. C. England, 1, Mrs W. G. Entwistle 2. Coll Plums. Mr. C. England 1, Mrs W. G. Entwistle, 2. . ‘ 6 Dessert Plums. Mr. A. Kidd 1, Mrs. W. G. Entwistle 2; - F Cooking Plums. Mr.. A. Kidd 1, Mr. W. G. Rutherford 2. Japanese Plums. Mr C. England 1, Mr W. G. Rutherford. . : Points Prize. Mr C. England. • v Class E. Vegetables. / 10 Dwarf Beans. Mrs. C. L. Williams 1, L. Cranston 2. 10 Runner Beans, Mrs S. Ford 1, , Mrs. T. Lewis 2. 10 Broad Beans Rev. J. Mayo 1. Long Beetroot. Mrs Sowerby 1, and 2. . Round Beetroot. R. W. Haythorne 1 and 2. 1 Cabbage, A. Kidd 1, L. Cranston 2. 1 ’ 3 Short Carrots. C. B. Ciapham 1. 3 Medium Carrots. L. C. Rutherford 1, C. B. Ciapham 2. Cucumber, C, Rutherford, 1 and 2. 12 Eschalots. Mrs. A. Thomas 1, Mrs. A. E. Sandilands'2. 6 Largest Eschalots. Mrs. A. Thomas 1, Mrs. A. E. Sandilands 2.’ Keeping Onions. L. Cranston 1. 3 Parsnips. Mrs. Sowerby 1. 10 Dwarf Peas. Mrs. A. E. Sandilands 1, W. H. Rutherford 2. 10 Tall Peas. A. Kidd 1. G Kidney Potatoes. W. Dorward 1, C. Sherlock 2. V:;^ 6 Round Potatoes. W. Dorward 1, L. Cranston 2. 3 Var. Potatoes, S. Rowo 1 and 2. Largest Pumpkin. S. Rutherford 1. Silver Beet. A Kidd 1. 3 Garden Turnips. W- R. Haythome 1, C. B. Ciapham 2. Vegetable Marrow, Mrs Sowerby 1 and 2. I 6 Rhubarb. Mrs. Vennell 1, Mrs. C. L. Williams 2. : 2 Red Mangolds. W. H. Rutherford 1 and 2. 2 Yellow Mangolds. W. H. Cornfoot 1. 2 Swede Turnips. W. H. Rutherford'l. - Arbordcen Turnips. C. B, Clapham 1. Largest- Sunflower. Mrs. Sowerby 1 and 2. Points Prize. Mrs. Sowerby. ti Class. F. Cookery. White Bread. Mrs. Boss 1, Mrs. Sandbrook 2. 4 Var. Biscuits. Mrs. Sandbrook 1. Madcria Cake. Mrs. Buchanan 1. Fruit Cake. Miss Sandilands 1. Gingerbread. Mrs. A. Thomas 1, Mrs J. T, Gibson % Jam Turnover. Mrs. J. Gibson 1, Miss E. McDougal 2. Jam Tarts. Miss B. McDougal 1, Mrs. J. T. Gibson 2. Pikelets. Mrs Sandbrook 1, Mias M. Sandilands 2. Girdle Scones. Mrs, A. Thomas, 1, Mrs. J. T. Gibson 2. Oven Scones. Miss M Sandilands 1, Mrs J. T. Gibson 2.- ■ Sweet Scones. Miss M. Sandilahds .1 and 2.

Sponge Sandwich. Miss E. MeDougal 1, Miss M. Sandilands 2, Sponge Roll. Miss E. McDougal. Shortbread. . Mrs K. Glapham 1, and 2.Sausage Rolls. Miss E. McDougal land 2. 2 Jars Jam. Jessie Cranston, Chutney.. Mrs. Dorward 1 and 2. Honey in Comb. Miss Barett 1 and 2. ■ ’ ' '■ Strained Honey. Mrs. Sowerby I. Marmalade. Jessie Cranston 1. Preserved Fruit. Jessie Cranston 1, Mrs. W. Williams 2. 6 Hen Eggs. Rev. J. F. Mayo 1, Mrs. Sowerby 2. Cocoanut I6e. Mrs. Sandbrook 1. Plain Toffee. Mrs. Sandbrook 1, Mrs; K. Clapham 2. Almond Toffee. Mrs. Sandbrook I, Mrs. K. Clapham 2. Collection Sweets.' Miss Hocking 1.” 1 Points Prize. Mrs. Sandbrook and Miss McDougal (tic). Class O. Photography. Child Study, Miss Barrett 1, Miss C. Beere 2. Group. Miss C. Beere 1 and 2. Portrait. Miss C, Beere 1 and 2. Animal Study, Miss C. Beere 1, Miss Barrett 2.- ’ ■ ;; Building (exterior). Miss C. Beere 1, and 2. Building (interior). Miss C. Beere 1. Landscape. Miss C. Beere 1 and 2. Seascape. Miss C. Beere 1 and 2. General Study, Miss Barrett 1, and 2. Child Study, Miss M.'Shand 1. Group, Miss C. Beere 1 and 2. Portrait, Miss C. Beere 1 and 2. Animal Study Miss C. Beere land 2. Building Exterior, C. R. Mayo 1, Mac Lockyer 2. Lanscapo, Miss M. Shand 1, Mac Lockyer 2. Seascape, Miss M. Shand 1. General Study. Miss Rutherford 1, C. R. Mayo 2. Pencil Drawing. Mrs. Banks 1, Miss B. Revere 2. Pen and Ink Sketch. Miss B. Banks 1. and 2. ,

a 1 1 sas 1 : aa» Crayon Sketch. Mrs. Banks 1. Water,Colour. Miss E. Revere 1, and 2. Points Prize. Miss C. Beere. Class H. Needlework. Embroidered Garment. Mrs Sandbrook 1. 1 • ■ > Baby’s Frock; Mrs. Haythorne 1, Mrs. Sandbrook 2. ■ Baby’s Bootees. Mrs. Sandbrook 1, Mrs. J. Barrow 2. Table Centre. Mrs Sandbrook ,1, Mrs. A. W. Gray 2. Pincushion. Mrs W. E. Banks .1. Sugar-bag: Atrictle, Mrs Sandbrook 1, Mrs A. Banks 2. Flour-bag Article, Mrs Sandbrook ,1, Mrs C. L. Williams 2. ' ; Knitted Garment. Mrs J. Barrow 1, Mrs Sandbrook 2. Points Prize. Mrs Sandbrook.

Class J. Children’s., 3 Buttonholes. Miss B. Turner 1. Lady's Spray. Miss B. Turner 1. Toffee. Miss B. Entwhistlo 1. Cocoanut Ice. Miss R. Dorsvard 2. Drawing (10 to 14). Ivan McLean I, Miss B. Turner 2. Plasticene *(flowcr or fruit). Miss E. Taylor 1, T. Turner 2. '■ Plasticene (animal or vegetable). E. Schmidt 1, and 2. Carton Work. Miss B’. Turner 1. Len Varlcy 2. Handkerchiefs. Miss Schmidt 1, J. Murr&y 2. ' : V ~ - : ' Sugar-bag Article; (Special Prize). Miss B. Turner. r Prize for most points in Show. Mrs. Sowerby. Prize for most entries In Show. Mrs. Sowerby and Mrs. Haythorne, equal. Prize for best article made at least expense. Mrs. C. Williams. School Shield. Valley Road Kimbolton 14. District Shield. Kiwitca 1 (138), Kimbolton 2 (97), Cheltenham 3 (52) Bcaconsfleld 4, (33). Competitions. Dressed Sheep, S. Rowe 1. Lamb Guessing, R. Burrell 1. Turnips. Mr C. Johnston 9lbs IJoz. Nail Driving (Ladies). Miss Neilsen, 1. Nail Driving (gents). S. Rowe. Skittles. Miss M. Johnston 44. Bagatelle. Mr Ross .1, Mr Barnes 2. • 1 ' Cake Guessing. Mr C. Johnston, 31b. loz. * ■■ Pages of Book, Miss M. Baily 190. Bagging Bunn. Mr. Barrow and Miss D. Williams 22. Prize money not applied for within a fortnight will be considered as given in towards the Show funds. A OVERUSING In the “ Manawatu Dally Times ’’ Is the electric cur* rent that vitalises business.