HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 61, 7 March 1912, Page 4

HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

NORMANBY SOCIETY’S ANNUAL SHOW. SOME STRATFORD SUCCESSES. The twenty-ninth annual show under the auspices of the Normanby Horticultural, Poultry, and General Produce Society was opened on iuesr dav, and was continued yesterday. The number of entries, nearly 1500, is distinctly a record. Ihe quwty of the exhibits may be inferred from the fact that in .many instances the juderes had a difficult task m allocating the awards. Praise must be accorded to every section. Those winch stand out for particular mention are the vegetables, root crops, trm , honey, cookery, and tne fancy work. The classes in winch Stratford residents were successful were as iolChampion Rose: Mrs Petrie. Six Roses, Mrs Petrie 1. Six double dahlia, E. Davis 1. Six single dahlias F. Davis 1. Champion cactus dahlia, F. Davis 1. Cactus dahlias, F. Davis 1, Mrs Petrie 2. Twelve dahlias, Mrs Petrie 1, F. Davis 2. Gladioli, Mrs Petrie 1. Collection gladioli, Mrs Petrie 1. Verbema, F. Davis 1. Phlox Drummondi, J. pill 1, F. Davis 2. Collection Phlox Drummondi, F. Davis 1. Antirrhinum, F. Davis 1. Penstemons, r. Davis 1. Salvia, F. Davis 1. Zinnias F- Davis-1. Ten-week stocks, F. Davis 1. Asters, N. Connell 1, Mrs Petrie 2. Not more than twelve pansies, N. Connell 1, F. Davis 2. Everlastings, F. varieties sweet peas, F. Davis 1, G. T. James 2. Six varieties sweet peas, G. T. James 1. Larkspur, Miss Bischoff 1, F. Davis .2. Scabiosa, F. Davis 1. Heath, F. Davis 1. Bridal bouquet, Mrs Reader 1. Hand bouquet, Mrs Reader 1. Table bouquet, Mrs Reader 1. Buttonhole, Mrs er 1, Mrs Reader 2. Vase or epergne, Mrs Reader 1. Collection scones, Mrs E. J. Shrimpton 1, Mrs G. 1. James 2. Cake without eggs, Mrs G .T. James 1. Shortbread, Mrs W. Watson 1, Mrs G. T. Janies 2. collection biscuits, Mrs G- T. dame's 1. Mince pies, Mrs G. T. JamcsJ 1. Cheese cakes, Mrs James 1. i