TE AWAMUTU NOTES

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 31, 29 April 1927, Page 4

TE AWAMUTU NOTES

FLOWER SHOW (From Our Own Correspondent.) The flower show organised by St. John’s Ladies’ Guild took place on Thursday and proved a great success. The exhibits, especially the chrysanthemums, were of a high class and compared favourably with those shown in larger towns. Exhibitions were present from Hamilton, Cambridge, and adjacent towns. Following are the awards: Decorated Table.—Mrs. Bluck 1, Miss E. Mandeno 2. Bowl of Chrysanthemums and Autumn Flowers. —Miss E. Mandeno 1. Decorated Basket.—Mrs. Bluck 1, Miss Ball 2. Bowl of Any Flowers.—Mrs. Blundell 1, Miss Brahua 2. Tall Vase. —Mrs. Bluck 1, Mrs. Layne 2. Collection of Six Kinds of Flowers.— Mrs. Wallace 1, Miss Laura Crump 2. Decorated Table.—Miss Ethel Davis 1, Miss W. Wallace 2. Champion Bloom (J. S. Lloyd).—Mrs. W. H. Davis. White Chrysanthemum.—Mrs. Coggins 1, Mr. R. Simpson 2. Yellow Chrysanthemum. —Mrs. W. H. Davis 1, Mr. H. C. Rainey 2. Pink Chrysanthemums.—Mr. G. B. Simpson 1, Mrs. W. H. Davis 2. Red Chrysanthemum.—Mr. R. Simpson Six Varieties. —Mrs. W. H. Davis 1, Mr. G. B. Simpson 2". Three Varieties.—Mrs. W. H. Davis 2, Mr. Simpson 2. Six Varieties, One Spray Each.—Mrs. Dawson 1. Twelve Varieties. —Mr. Maclean 1, Mrs. Bluck 2. One Chrysanthemum (any other colour).—Mrs. W. H. Davis 1 and 2. One Chrysanthemum.—White: Mrs. Davi§ 1; yellow, Mrs. Davis 1; pink, Mrs. Davis 1; red, Mrs. Davis 1; single, Mrs. Davis 1 and 2; any other colours, Mrs. Da-vis 1. Cosmeas.—Mrs. A. H. Storey 1, Mrs. W. H. Davis 2. Roses.—Mrs. Wallace 1. Dahlias.—Collection, Mrs. Blundell 1, Mrs. Dawson 2; three Cactus, Mrs. Dawson 1, Mrs. Blundell 2; three paeonv, Mrs. Coggins 1, Mrs. Blundell 2; three, any variety, Mrs. Dawson 1, Mrs. Blundell 2. Carrots.—Mr. Godfrey 1. Onions. —Mr. Godfrey 1, R. Coggins 2; heaviest, Mr. Godfrey 1. Swede. —Mr. Maclean 1. ~s ix Pa , s T sio " Fruit.—Mrs. Dawson 1, Mrs. A. H. Storey 2. Apples.—Dessert, Mrs. Dawson 1- cooking, Mrs. Dawson 3. CRIBBAGE CLUB The annual general meeting of members of the Te Awamutu Oribbage Club was held In the Oddfellow's Hail on Wednesday evening, when there was a good attendance of members. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Mr. Trevor Hinton: vice-presidents, Messrs. A. J Nation, M. W. Muir, W. Swain, N. F. Goodall, S. H. Owen, W. Campbell, W. McCarthy, and W. Ryan; committee Messrs. W. Ryan, J. Pratt, E. Webber L. Marsh, Frank Hinton, Roy Hinton, and J. Ramsbottom; secretary and treasurer, Mr. M. J. Wheatley; delegates to tournament committee, Messrs Wheatley and L. Hinton.

The president intimated that he would present a gold medal to the player gaining most wins throughout the season.