LEVIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Shannon News, 2 December 1921, Page 1

LEVIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

VICE-REGAL SHOW. POT PLANTS—AMATEURS ONLY. Judge: Mr A. Shailer, Palmerston N. Asparagus: Miss V. Arcus 1, Mrs R. A. McDonald 2; Flowering begonia: H. Walkley 1. Cacus in bloom: Mrs R. A. McDonald 1. Fern: Mrs Bull 1, Mrs F. Kilmister (Otaki) 2, three en : tries. Geranium, single: Mrs R. A. McDonald 1, Master Joe Howell 2. Double garanium: Mrs F. Kilmister (Otaki) 1, Master Joe Howell 2, .four entries. Tricolour geranium: Mrs S. Parsons 1 and 2. Collection pot plants, foliage: Mrs F. Kilmister (Otaki) 1, Mrs R. A. McDonald 2. Flowering begonia: H. Walkley 1 and 2. Begonia, foliage: Mrs R. Evans 2. Cactus: Mrs R. A. McDonald 1. Fern: Mrs Palmes 1. Geranium in bloom: Mrs R. A. McDonald.

CUT BLOOMS. Judge: Mr A. 'Shatter, Palmerston N. ■ Arum lily: Mrs W. M. Clark 1, Mrs Rpbbie 2, seven entries. Antirrhinums: Mrs F. H. R. Gorringe 1, Mrs F. T. Clere 2, nine entries. Antirrhinums, collection: Mrs F. T. Clere 1, Mrs M. Morgan 2, six entries. Candytuft: Mjs (Manakau) 1, Mrs K. Aitken 2. Carnations, six: Mrs J. Johnson 1, Mrs Nees (Manakau) 2, five entries. Carnations, three: Mrs A. Wilson (Otaki) 1, Miss S. Fraser 2, seven entries. Carnations, three, grown in borough: Mrs J. Johnson 1, Miss Kebbell 2, four entries. Aquilegias: Mrs J. Challies 1, Mrs Bull 2, nine entries. Delphiniums:' Mrs Hobson 1, Mrs J. Johnson 2, nine entries. Dianthus: Mrs A. F. Cook j (Otaki) 1, Mrs Nees (Manakau) 2,. Fu- j ehsia: Mrs Greg-gan 1 and 2, three en- J tries. Single geranium: Mrs Devin i, jj Mrs R. A. McDonald 2, six entries. )

Double geranium' »Mrs Nees (Mana\au) :I, Mrs J. Cameron 2, six entries. Gladoli: Mrs C. Nees 1, Miss, Kebbell 'I. four entries. Iris: Mrs A. W. Wilson (Otaki) 1, Mrs J. Johnson 2. Cluster lilies: Mrs Greggan 1, Mrs R. Robinson (Manakau) 2, five entries. Nasturtium: Miss Adkin 1. Nemesia: Mr G. Darrall 1, Mrs K. Aitken 2, Mrs F. T. Clere 2, 11 entries. Pansies: Mrs W. W. Nicolls 1, Mr W. N. Anderson 2, Mrs A. Lewis 3, 13 entries. Petunia: Mrs W. W. Nicolls 1, Mrs W. M. Clark 2, five entries. Peony: Mrs ;iark.l, Mrs Greggan 2, three entries.: Penstemons: Miss Kebbell 1. Phlox Drummondi: Mrs Mort Ryder 2. Poppies: Miss Blackburn i, Mrs Todd 2, Mrs J. Johnson 3, eight entries. Shirley poppy :Mrs W. W. Nicolls 1, Mrs J. Johnson 2, four entries.' Rhododendron: Mr C. W. Foster 1 and 2, eight entries. Roses, three colours: Mrs F. R. Wright 1, Mr H. F. E. Cockrell 3, four entries. Roses, three colours: Rev. W. F. Grove land 2, six entries. Roses, six colours; H. Witchell (Otaki) 1, Mrs F. R. Wright 2, three entries. Three red roses: Mrs F. R. Wright 1, Rev. W. F. Grove 2, seven entries. Single rose: H. F. E. Cockrell (Otaki), h.c, nine entries. Sweet William: Mr P. W. Goldsmith 1, Mrs Clark 2, Mrs F. T. Clere 3, 19 entries. Stock: Mrs Kirkcaldie 1, Mrs Nees 2. Verbena: Mrs M. Ryder 1, Mrs Hobson 2, six entries.

Annuals, six species: Mrs J. Johnson 1, Mrs Hobson 2, three entries. ' Cut blooms, 16 species: Miss Kebbell 1, Mrs Greggan 2, three entries. Sweet peas: Mrs A. Wilson (Otaki) 1, Mrs W. Renton (Himitangi) 2, six entries. Sweet peas, white: Mrs W. Rent on 1, Mr P. W. Goldsmith 2, five entries. Sweet peas, cream or yellow. Mrs A. Wilson 1 and 2, six entries. Sweet peas, blue: Mrs A. Wilson 1 and 2, seven entries. Sweet peas, orange: Mr P. W. Goldsmith l, Mrs A. Wilson 2. Sweet peas, marbled or flaked: Mrs Hobson 1, six entries. Ten sprays: Mr P. W. Goldsmith 1, Mr D. McKain 2. ' DECORATIVE SECTION. Bridesmaid's basket: Mrs W. M. Clark 1. Basket flowers: Mrs B. R. Gardener 1, Mrs W. Bull 2, Mrs W. M. Clark 3, three entries. Basket of roses and foliage: Miss Wright 1, Mrs W. M. Clark 2, Miss A. A. Kebbell 3, three entries. Bowl roses: Mrs W. M. Clark L Mrs D. S. Mackenzie 2. Miss A. Kebbell 3, six entries. Basket sweet peas: Mrs Dr. Bryson 1, Mrs W. M. Clark 2, Mrs Todd .and Mrs J. Cameron h.c. five entries. Hand bouquet: Mrs F. H. Hudson 1, Mrs H. Darrall 2, "Miss A. Kebbejfl Ti.c, three entries. Shower bouquet: Mrs F. H. Hudson 1, Mrs H. Darrall 2, four entries. Bouquet native flowers: Mrs F. T. Clere 1, Mrs W. M. Clark 2, Mrs H. Darrall h.c, four entries. Bowl flowers: Mrs n. R. Gardener 1, Miss A. Kebbell 2, Mrs M. Gorringe h.c, seven entries. Wreath: Mrs I-I. Darrall 1. Lady's spray: Miss A. Kebbell l r Mrs W. M.

Clark 2, Mrs H. DarraJl h.c, five entries. Buttonholes: Mrs W. M. Clark 1, Miss A. Kebbell 2, Mrs H. Darrall h.c, three entries; Hat trimmed with native flowers: Mrs T. Bevan 1 and h.c, Mrs H. Darrall h.c, three entries. Vase flowers for mantelpiece: Miss Kebbell 1, Mrs E. Sims 2', Mrs F. Gbnflnge h.c, seven entries. Vase flowers for tea table: Mrs M. Gorringe 1, Miss Helen Beckett 2, Mrs Koberstein, Miss E. Sims, Miss Kebbell, Mrs D. S. Mackenzie, Miss Mickle and Miss Joyce Tubman h.c, 16 entries. Decorated dinner table: Mrs B. R. Gardener 1, Miss Reading 2;, Miss Wright, Miss A. Kebbell, Mrs D. S. Mackenzie and Mrs W. M. Clark h.c, 15 entries. * Decorated mantelpiece: Miss Bevan 1, Mrs Gardener 2, Mrs F. H. Hudson n.c, seven entries. y FRUIT. Mrs J. Cameron 2, 11 entries. Goose-berries,-two varieties: Mrs M. Morgan 1, Mr Allan Drysdale 2, four entries. Lemons: Mr F. I. Ryder,. (Otaki) 1, Mr Sydney Taylor 2. Plums: Miss Ruth Hobson 1 and 2, three entries. Fruit, any other variety: Mrs Kirk 1, Mrs F. Kilmister (Otaki) 2. Three entries. VEGETABLES. Judge: Mr A. Palmerston N. Gooseberries: Mr A. Tomlinson 3, Broadbeans; S. JNforgrove (Otaki) 1, H. Adsett (Otaki) 2, nine entries. Beet: W. H. Hughes JL Cabbage: J. Ryder 1, H .Adsett (Otaki) 2, nine entries. Carrot: Mrs J. Cameron 1, R. D. Wallace 2, four eatries. Cauliflower: 11. Adspft /Otaki) li Mrs A. Wilson (Otaki) 2, three entries. Lettuce: F. Ramsay 1,, W. H, Hughes 2, twelve entries. Spring onions: W. N. Anderson 1, J. H Ryder'2, eight entries. Onions, last season: E. S. Walkley 1, Miss Entwistte- 2, four entries. Peas: F. T. Glooie 1, A. J. Anderson 2, six entries. Potatoes, white: A. J. Anderson 1, H. ; Adsett (OtakiV 2, four entries. Potatoes, collection: D. McKain 1, W. de Malmanche 2L Potatoes, -last season:. F. C. Lemmon h.c. Potatoes, coloured: W. N. Anderson 3, D. McKain 2, five entries. Radishes: S. Norgro/ve (Otaki) 1, F. 11. Hudson 2. four en* tries. Rhubarb: A. Tomlinson 1. Turnips: F. 'l\ Clere 1, two entries. Collection of vegetables: A. Aflsett (Otaki) 1, D. McKain 2, three entries. Beans, dried culinary: D. McKaim.

DOMESTIC SECTION. White bread: Mis Theo,,. Ciiiford I (Manakau) 1 and 2, Mrs P.. Trotter 3, • seven entries. Brown bread: ?drs Hoi? 'der (Ohau) 1, Mrs Greggaii 2. and 3, 4 , entries. Madeira cake: Mrs Walter, Brown (Shannon) 1, Mrs P. W. -Goldsmith 2, Mrs F. Kilmister 3,. six entries. Fruit cake: Mrs J. G. Spiers 1, Miss McAllister 2, Mrs Walter Brown 3, six entries. Pound cake: Mrs P. W. Goldsmith 1, Mrs T. Powles 2, Mrs P. Trotter 3, four, entries. Sponge cake: Miss Entwistle 1, Mrs T. Palmes 2, Miss Brown (Shannon) 3, 11 entries. Seed cake: Mrs T. Palmes 1, Mrs Greggan 2, Mrs P. Trottur 3, seven entries. ! Family cake: Mrs C. F. Rockell 1, Miss Ivy Deviiv 2, Mrs P. W. Goldsmith and Mrs .K. Moore h.c, 16 entries. Victoria sandwich: Miss M. Crowe 1, Mrs P. W. Goldsmith 2, Mrs Austin 3, nine entries. Sponge roll: Mrs S. Galloway (Ohau) 1, Miss Arcus 2, Mrs Crowe 3, six entries. Cream puffs: Mrs Austin 1, Miss McAllister 2, Miss E. Guildford 3, 11' entries. Sausage roll: Mrs F. Kilmister 1. Jam tarts: Mrs P. W. Goldsmith 1, Miss C.' Astridge 2, three entries. Plain scones: Mrs A, Crowe 1, Mrs Theo. Clifford 2, Mrs Greggan 3, eight entries. Scones with butter: Mrs A. Crowe 1, Mrs Walter Brown 2, Miss Bowman 3, la entries. Wholemeal scones: Mrs Greggan 1. Oatcake: Miss McAllister 1, Mrs Greggan 2, four entries. Plain pudding: Mrs Theo. Clif- , ford 1. Gooseberry pie: Mrs P. W. I Goldsmith 1. Jam, three varieties: ' Mrs F. Kilmister 1 and 2, three' en- ! tries. Jellies: Mrs P. Trotter 1. M*rmalade: Mrs J. Oak 1, Mrs Rawson 2, Mrs P W. N Goldsmith 3, nine entries. ' Honey: Mrs E. Keys 2. Chutney: Mrs ••G Thomas 2, three entries. Tomato sauce: Mrs J. Oak 1. Sauce *ny other variety: Mrs Thomas 1. Bottled fruit: Mrs F. Kilmister 1. Bottled teas: Mrs W M Clark 1. Bottled peaches: Mrs W M. Clark 1. Separator birder: Mrs ! R Evans 1, Mrs Logan and Miss L. Sims 2 (equal, eight entries. Nonseparator butted: Mrs Logan 1, Mr > Logan e. Mr C. Routley 3, lour on'''tries. Home-made sweets; Mrs C. K Rockell I,'Mlsb E. Dean 8. Mrs M Lyder 3, seven entries. Duck eggs: ft i- JLemmon I.Mrs Greggan «, Miss Man Robbie 3, five entries Hen eggs ;Mis I P . w. Goldsmith and Mrs B. J. Lan- ■ (caster 1 (equal. NEEDLEWORK. Child's frock: Miss Vera Devinu 2. ■ ] Knitted bootees: Mrs S. Robinson-J, 1 ( Mrs Greggan 2 and 3, eight entries. I pair sox: Mrs E, S. Lancaster 1, Mrs , lii Walker 2 and 3, five entries. Knit ' ' ted baby's jacket: Mrs Greggan 1 and ' '-a Mrs Mungavin (Ohau) h.c, four ' ''entries. Knitted petticoat: Mrs Muni j .ravin 1, Mrs Greggan % and h.c, live • ! entries. Camisole: Miss Wright 1, ' Miss Reina Lemmon 2, Mrs A. \VII- - liaras h.c, four entries. Jumper: Mrs Greggan 1 and %, Mrs A. Williams

h.c, five entries. Jumper, crochet: Mrs W. Chapman 1, Mrs Adams h.c. Crochet hat: Mrs Greggan 1. PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION. Landscape: Mr G. L. Adkin 1 and 2, Miss Dempsey h.c, five entries. Animal or figure study: Mr G. L. Adkin 1 and 2, Miss C. Blackburn h.c, 10 entries. Seascape: Mr G. L. Adkin 1 find 2. Sunrise or sunset: Mr G. L. Adkin 1, Miss Dempsey 2. ART EXHIBITS. Landscape in oils: Mrs Kirk 1, M. Pringle 2. Scenery study: Mrs E. Cole (Shannon) 1, Mrs G. L. Adkin 2, Mr S. E. Aldwinckle v.h.c, six entries. Painting in water colours: Mrs E. Cole 1, Mr S. E. Aldwinckle 2, three entries. Pastel: Mr S. E. Aldwinckle 1, Miss. Adkin 2. Black and white sketch: Miss Dorothy Dean 1 and 2, Mr H. Wilson yji.c. six entries. CHILDREN'S CLASSES. Basket sweep peas/ Miss E. Tomlinson 1. Floral device: Miss Elsie Milieu land h.c. Lady's spray: Miss Betty Swainson (Manakau) 1. Buttonhole: Miss Winsome Wright 1, Miss Betty Swainson 2, Misses Betty and Margaret Mackenzie \h.c. five entries.