LEVIN HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

Shannon News, 11 May 1923, Page 3

LEVIN HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

THE PRIZE LIST. The Levin Horticultural Society's* Show was held yesterday and was as successful as its predecessors. Some! notes on the Show will appear to-mor-row. Following the complete prize list: CHRYSANTHEMUM SECTION. AMATEUR SECTION. (Judge: Mr A. J. Shailer, Palmerston). Six Japanee, distinct.—F. C. Lemmon 1. J. w. Sinclair (Palmerston) 1. Three entries. Three Japanese, distinct.—J. W. Sinclair (Palmerston) 1, F. C. Lemmon 2. Four entries. Japanese, white—J. W. Sinclair (Palmerston) 1. One entry. Three Japanese, yellow.—F. C. Lemmon .1, J. W. Sinclair (P.N.) 2. Three entries.

Three Japanese, any other colour.— J. W. Sinclair (P.N.) 1, F. G. Lemmon 2. Three entries. Three Chinese.—F. C. Lemmon 1, Only entry. Champion Bloom—F. G. Lemmon. NOVICE SECTION. Three Japanese, distinct.—Mis*s Ngaire Lemmon 1, Mrs Spencer 2. Five entries. One. white.—F. H. Hudson 1, Miss Ngaire Lemmon 2. Three entries. One yellow.—Miss N. Lemmon 1. F. 11. Hudson 2. Three entries. One pink.—Miss N. Lemmon 1, Mrs Spencer 2. Three entries. One mauve or purple—Miss N. Lemmon 1. Only entry. One any other colour.—F. H. Hudson 1, Miss N. Lemmon 2. Six entries. Champion Bloom.—F. H. Hudson. Three sprays, single.—Mrs J. Cameron 1. Mrs Goodwin 2. Six entries.

fijhree sprays, double.—Mrs A. J. Whyte (Tokomaru) 1. Three entries. Three sprays, varieties.—Mrs Whyte (Tokomaru) 1. Three entries. Three sprays, varieties.—Mrs Whyte (Tokomaru) 1. Mrs J. Cameron 2. Five entries.

CUT BLOOMS. (Judge: Mr A. J. Shailer, Palmerston). Cosmeas, single.—Mrs Spencer. Om: entry. Cosmeas. double.—Mrs Spencer. Oneentry. Dianthus, 3 blooms—Mrs R. Prouse 1. T\vo entries. GaJlardias.—Mrs R. 2. Marigolds, French.—Mi’s R. Prouse 1. Three entries. Marigolds, African.—Mrs R. Prouse. One 'entry. Penstemons.—Mrs J. Prou&e 1, Mrs Kebbell 2. Thriee entries. Phlox Drummondi. —Mrs Goodwin I, Mrs F. de Malmanche 2. Three entries. Roses, three. —Mrs F. R. Wright 1. Only entry. Verbenas.—Mrs F. dg Malmanche 2. Five entries. Collection cut blooms. —Mi’s T. Hobson. 1. Mrs Kebbell 2. Five entries.

DECORATIVE SECTION. (Judges: Mesdames J. B. Wilton and F. R. Thornley, Palmerston). Vase of flowers lor effect.—Mi’s 11. R. Gardener 1, Miss Reading 2, Mrs K. Ait-ken h.c. Seven entries. Vase of flowers for teai table.—Miss Kebbell 1, Mrs K. Aitken and Miss Fraser 2. Mi’s M. Gorringe h.c. Nine entries. Basket of chrysanthemums—Mi's K. Aitken 1, Mrs Goodwin 2, Miss A. A. Kebbell h.c. Thirteen entries. Bowl of chrysanthemums.—Mr*. M. Gorringe 1, Miss Wright 2. Mi's F. H. Hudson h.c. Twelve entries. Three tall vases of chrysanthemums. —Mis s Kebbell 2. Lady’s hat Irimmed with natural flowers or foliage.—Miss 0. R. Ha.wkfngs 1, Mi’s T. Bevan 2, Mrs Goodwin li.c. Fourteen entries.

Bowl of Cosmeas.—Miss Kebbell 1, Mrs W. M. Clark 2, Mis s L. Mitten h.c. Three entries. Buttonholes.—Mrs W. M. Clark 1, Miss] A. A. Kebbell 2. Six entries.

Decorated dinner-table, novice class. —Mrs Kirk and Miss Sybil Wright (equal) 1. Mrs Goodwin 2, Mrs L. Fletcher h.c. Six entries. Decorated dinner-table (open class). —Mr & B. B. Gardener 1, Miss Reading 2, Mrs W. Davis h.c. Six entries. Decorated mantelpiece.—Mrs B. R. Gardener 1, Miss A. A. Kebbell 2. Miss Reading and Mrs F. H. Hudson (equal) h.c. Eight entries. vegetables. (Judge: Mr A. J. Shailer, Palmerston). Beans, any variety.—Mrs Lancaster 1. On;e entry. J Beet, long.—Mrs J. Prouse J. One entry. Silver Beet.—F. C. Lemmon 1. Only ; entry. Cabbage.—F. C. Lemmon 1. Two entries.

Carrots, sfliort.—Mrs Jas. Prouse 1, Mr Vamham 2. Six entries. Marrow, quality.—Stewart Matheson 1. T\vo entries. Mangels.—H. Lancaster 1. One entry only. Maize—H. Derham 1. Three entries. Onions, quality.—Ken. Matheson 2. One entry.

Parsnips.—Mrs John Horn 2. One entry. Pumpkin, quality.—F. C. Lemmon 2. One entry. Pumpkin, heaviest.—S. Parsons jr. 1. Two entries. Shallots.—Mrs Hosie 1 and 2. Five entries.

Squash.—Mrs Jas. Prou&e 2. One entry. Swedes, quality.—Mrs Jas. Prouse 1. One entry. Collection oi vegetables.—Mrs L. Fletcher 1. Two entries. Cooking applies—H. Blackburn 1 and 2. Two entries. Collection of apples—H. Blackburn 1. One entry. FRUIT. (Judge.- Mr A. .T. Shailer, Palmerston). Apples, Jonathan.—T. R. Hall 1 and 2. Two entries. Apples, Cox’s Orange.—Mrs Kebbell 2. One entry. Apples. Delicious—ll. Blackburn 1. One entry. Apples, Stunner.—T. R. Flail 1 and 2. Four entries. Apples, any other variety.—H. Blackburn, 1 and 2. Three entries. DOMESTIC CLASSES.

(Judge; Mrs J. C. Neill, Wellington) White bream—Mrs Clifford (Manakau) 1, Mrs John Horn (Mauakauj 2, Mrs Ueatey h.c. Six entries. Brown bread.—Mrs Clifford J. Two entries. Nut bread.—Mis R. Evan s 1, Mrs K. Aitken 2. Six entries. Madeira cake.—Miss E. Bugrie J, Miss V. Galloway 2. Two entries. Fruit Cake.—Mrs Clifford 1. one entry. Seed cake—Miss F- Bagrie i, Mrs Clifford 2. Two entries. Family cake.—Mrs F. Whittaker J, Miss M. Cameron 2, Mrs Koberstein h.c. Eleven entries. Cream puffs.—Mrs J. Smellie 1. ,\lrA S. Calloway’ (Oiiau) 2. Two entries. Cake without eggs.—Mrs Clifford 1 and special prize given by the judge. Iwo entries. Fruit Pie. —Mrs W. Davis 1. Two entries. Jam tarts.—Mrs J. Smellie 1, Mrs W. Davis 2.-Three entries. Oatcake.—Mrs Clifford 2. One entry. Plum pudding.—Miss E. Bagrie I, Mi's K. Aitken 2. Seven entries. Pikelets.—Mrs Smellie .1. One entry. Sausage rolls.—Miss C. R- Hawkings 1. Two entries. Scones.—Mrs S. Galloway 1, Mrs Clifford 2. Three entries. ocones with buitter.—Mrs W. Salmons 1, Mrs D. S. Mackenzie 2, Mesdames S. Galloway and F. Whittaker equal h.c. Eight entries. Shortbread—Mi's J. Smellie 1, Mrs J. Horn 2. Five entries. Sponge sandwich.—Mrs F. De Malmanche 1, Miss E. Healey 2. Four entries. Sponge roll.—Miss E. Healey 1, Mrs S. Galloway 2. Mrs W. Davis h.c. Four entries. Jam.—Mrs E. Lancaster 1, Miss A. A. Kebbell 2, Miss C. R. Hawkings h.c. Eight entries. Jelly.—Mr s K. Aitken 1, Miss A. A. Kebbell 2. Three entries. Orange marmalade.—Mrs Healey 2. Two entries. Chutney.—Mrs lv. Aitken 1. Mrs T. Bevan 2. Four entries. Tomato Sauce—Mr s A. R. Ransom 1. Miss G. R. Hawkings 2. Four entries. Sauce (any other variety).—Mi's Kobterstein 1. One entry. Pickled onions.—Miss Hazel Ransom \Bongo-tea) 1. One entry. Bottled fruit.—Mrs J- Pi’ouse 1. Ons entry. Bottled pears.—Mrs W. M. Clark 1, Mrs J. Prouse 2, Three entries. Bottled peaches.—Mrs W. M. Clark 1, Mrs J. Prouse 2. Two entries. Boftled vegetables. —Miss G. M. Eutter 1. One entry. Hen eggs.—Mrs F. Whittaker 1 and 2. Two entries. Home-made sweets. —Miss E. Bagrie 1: One entry.

CHILDREN’S SECTION. COOKERY. (Judge: Mi's J. C. Neill, Wellington) Sponge sandwich.—Jean Wall (Oiiau) 1. One entry. Scones, plain.—Jean Wall (Chain) 1. One entry. Cocoanut. ice.—Jean Bell 2. Two entries. DECO HAT! V E CLASSES.

(Judges: Mesdames J. B. Wilton and F. B. Thornley, Palmerston).

Basket oi flowers and foliage.—Miss Elsie Miller I, Miss A. Goodwin 2. Two entries.

Bouqu'et oi flowers (coloured). —Miss Betty McKenzie 1, Miss Annie Goodwin 2. Leslie Fletcher and Reina Lemmon (equal) h.c. Four entries. Buttonholes (4th standard children). —Mi&s Jean Bell 1, Miss Edna Bell 2; Miss Betty McKenzie tti.c. Three entries.

Buttonholes (sth standard). Miss Margaret Mackenzie 1. On'e entry. Lady’s spray.—Miss Minetta Smith 1, ’Miss Betty Mackenzie 2, Miss Reina Lemmon h.c. Three entries. Decorated dinner table.—Miss. Mary Goldsmith 1, Miss Minetta Smith 2,

Miss Reina Lemmon h.c. Three enen tries. SCHOOL WORK. (.Judge: Mr Dudley Opie, Palmerston). Handwriting, hoys, Standards 5 and 6.—Lindsay Gordon 1. Lindsay Doyle 2. Fifteen entries. Handwriting, girls. Standards 5 and 6.—Doris Allen 1, Jean Retter 2. Twen-ty-seven entries. Handwriting, girls, Standards 3 and 4.—-Betty Hall 1, Gracie Nash 2. Four entries. Handwriting, hoys, Standards 1 and 2.—lvan Tong 1, Hector Smith 2. Eighteen entries. Handwriting, girls, Standards 1 and 2.—Gwten Zeinert 1, Jhan Bishop 2. Eighteen entries. Essay writing, secondary department—Margaret Watson 1. Mary Robbie 2, Eileen Beverley h.c. Twentyfour entries.

Essay writing, Standards 5 and 6. Margaret Mackenzie 1, Phyllis Walters. 2, Dulcie Smith h.c. Twenty-three entries.