OTAKI BULB SHOW.

Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 19 September 1919, Page 4

OTAKI BULB SHOW.

v Following is the complete prizelist:— ■■ 1; •. ■,, '> OPEN CLASS. | Citizens’ Trophy: 24 varieties of da'fj fodils, three blooms each. Trophy value £5 5/, second £2. To bo won twice in succession or three times at 1 intervals.—T. Waugh (110 points) 1, 1 H. Poole (109) 2, H. Poolo 3. i Collection of daffodils, 18 varieties, three of each: T. Waugh (SI points) 1, I 11. Poole (79 points) 2. Six varieties trumpet daffodils: T. ! Waugh r, P. Westbury 2. ilix inetlnipufubilis: T. Waugh 1, F. , Westbury 2. i Leedsii, six varieties: T. Waugh 1, F. Westbury 2. Barii, six varieties: F. Westbury 1. Poetious, three varieties: F. West- ' bury 1, 11. Poole 2. / Tazettas or tazetta hybrids, three varieties: T. Waugh 1, 11. Poole 2. j Trumpets, six blooms, one variety:. H. ! Poole 1, F. Westbury 2. j Ineomparabilis, six blooms, one ! variety: 11. Poole 1, F. Westbury 2. Leedsii, six blooms, oue variety: H. Poole .1, F. Westbury 2. I l Jiarrii, six blooms, one .variety: H. Poole 1. I 1 One trumpet daffodil:' F. Westbury I 1, 11. Poole 2. i 1 One ineomparabilis: H. Poolo 1, F. j I I One Leedsii: 11. Poole 1, F. Westbury | 1 | One Barrii: F. Westbury 1, H. Poole j | : nix blooms Emperor: XI. Poolo 1, F. •» j Westbury 2. j nix blooms Empress: 11. Poolo 1, F. “ j Westbury 2. 1 nix blooms Glory of Leiden: 11. Poolo 1, F. Westbury 2. j nix blooms Victoria: 11. Poolo 1, F. 1 Westbury 2. ! nix blooms Sir Wutkin: F. Westbury | 1, H. Poolo 2. I nix blooms Gloria Mundi: 11. l’oolo i 1, F. Westbury 2. j nix blooms Lucifer: H. Poole 1, F. 6 ! Westbury' 2. | nix red cups: 11. Poole 1, F. Westbury 2. ! nix blooms Albatross: F. Westbury • 1, H. Poole 2. j nix blooms Barrii Conspicuous: F. i Westbury 1, 11. l’oole 2. I nix blooms Seagull: ,F. Westbury 1, 11. Poole 2. | Polyuntha narcissi, six varieties:. F. I Westbury 1. J New Zealand seedling (trumpet): H. Poole 1. A. J. Hobbs 2 and special mention. -New Zealand seeding (other than. ! trumpet): A. J. Hobbs 1 and 2. | Trumpet daffodils, three varieties | (Mr 11. Witehell’s trophy), to be won ( three tunes: 11. Poole 1. I amateur class. I Magni—Trumpets. ] nix blooms: 11. Small 1, A. W. Broadt way 2. . - - . :sl. i Three blooms, bi-colour: H. Small 1, I A. W.- Broadway 2. i Specimen bloom: W. J. Summers 1. I Three varieties, three of each (Mr . Witehell’s trophy, to be won three ’ times): W. J. Summers 1, Frank Penn I Points prize: 11. Small. Medio. ! Six blooms: 11. Small 1 and 2. i Three blooms, yellow: IT. Small 1 and 2. j Three blooms, bi-colour: H. Small 1, IT. Witehell 2. : Three blooms, red cups: H. Witehell 1, H. Small 2. ! Three blooms Lucifer: Frank Penn 1, ! A. W. Broadway 2. Specimen bloom: H. Small 1, Goo. j Brantley 2. , j Points prize: 11. .Small. I Leedsii. ’ Six blooms: 11. Small 1, A. W. Broadway 2. Three blooms: H. Small 1. j Specimen bloom: H. Small 1, IT. Wiicliell 2. i Three blooms', Giant Leedsii: 11. Small 1 and 2. Specimen bloom: IT. Witehell 1, H. Small 2. | Points prize: IT. Small. | Barrii. ! Three blooms, yellow shades: A. W. Broadway 1. Three blooms, bi-colour: H. Small I : and 2. ; Three blooms Barrii Conspicuous: Frank Penn 1, IT. Small 2. Specimen bloom: IT. Small 1, Mrs Swabey 2. | Points prize: H. Small, i Cottage Garden Classes. i . . i Three trumpets: H. Witehell r, Miss j Baker 2. Three Ineomparabilis: H. Witehell 1 . and 2. * Three red cups: H. Witehell 1, Mrs Norgrove 2. } Three blooms Barrii: H. Witehell 1, . Miss Baker 2. j Three Leedsii: H. Witehell 1 and 2. I Best bloom in class: B. Witehell’s Bernardino. ; School Children's Class. | Three blooms, any varieties: James , Summers 1. Charles Summers 2, Z. Cole h.c. ! Other Bulbs. Three Poetfcus: H. Small 1. J Polyanthus narcissi, six blooms: H. j Small 1, A. W. Broadway 2. . f Polyanthus narcissi, three blooms: | i H. Small' 1, A- w. Broadway 2. Polyanthus narcissi, specimen bloom: ! Sirs Norgrove 1. W. J. Summers 2. 1 Double daffodils, three: H. SmaL 1,1 W. J. Summers 2. ; Collection of narcissi, twelve varie- j j ties, three of each: H. Small 1, Frank S ; Penn 2. ; J Best bloom -in amateur class: H. j j Small’s Bernardino. • i | MISCELLANEOUS CUT BLOOMS. ! | ; J Six anemones, single: Mrs L. mi!- j {mister I. Mrs J. Bradcy 2. Three a ingle anemones: Mrs L. KJI- - h

Three doitble anemones: Mrs L. KUmister 1. I Freezing: Mrs Statter 1. I Hyancinths: Frank Penn 1. 9 Ranunculi: Mrs J. Bradey 1 and 2. * j Any other variety bulbs: Mrs Stat- v ter 1. t Arum lilies: Mrs L. Kilmister 1. , Camellias: Mrs L. Kilmister 1. j Pansies, six varieties;. W. J. Summers- j 1. |l Pansies, three varieties: W. J. Sum-, j uiers 1, Mrs Bradey 2. , Polyanthus, three varieties: Frank Penn 1. i Primroses: Mrs J. Bradey 1 and 2. ] Rhododendrons, three heads:. Frank , Penn 1, Mrs Kilmister 2. J . 1 Stocks: Mrs IT. Witehell 1. Sweet peas: Mrs Statter 1. f Single violets: Mrs Statter 1, Mrs L. Kilmister 2. Violets, any other variety:. Mrs L. Kilmister 1, Mrs Statter 2, \ DECORATIONS. Vase of spring flowers: Mrs Statter 1. Bowl of violets: Mrs Statter 1, Mrs Kilmister 2. Bowl of polyanthus: Mrs L. Kilmister 1, Miss Penn 2. Bowl of dulTo Ills: Mrs Witehell and | Miss J’dnn (equal) 1. Vase of daffodils: Mrs Witehell 1, j Miss Penn 2. i Vase lor mantelpiece: Mrs Witehell j Bouquet: Mrs Statter 1. j Table decorations: Miss G. BeauI champ 1, Miss Penn 2. Cooking apples: Mrs L. Kilmister 1.