TE KUITI FLOWER SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 509, 12 November 1928, Page 12

TE KUITI FLOWER SHOW

The annual flower show ami sale of work under the direction of tne at. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Te Kuili was held in the Municipal flail on Friday* when there were splendid exhibits in the. rose glasses. The prizewinners were as follow; Roses.—l2 varieties: L Walker, 1 and m va - rAet ies: J. Blackman. 1; c. Walker. 2. 3 varieties: j. Blackman i• Mrs. Vercoe. 2; Mrs. Liddell, l vari‘Nlrs* Aitken, 1; J. Blackman. 2; L. Walker. 3. Bowl ol Roses: Mrs. Somerville, 1. Three varieties climbers: Mrs Davenport, 1; Nancy Edwards, 2. Champion rose: J. Blackman (“Mrs. Herbert Smith”). Sweet Peas.—3 varieties: Mrs. Boddie, l. Bowl sweet peas: Mrs. Boddie. 1. Cut Flowers.—Best coloured: Mrs. Vereoe. 1; Mrs. Rolleston. 2. Stocks: Mrs. Vercoe, 1; Mrs. Rolleston. 2; Mrs. K. Low, 3. Aquilegia: P. Walker, 1; Hangatiki School 2. Antirrhinums: Mrs. A. Sutherland, 1; P. Walker. 2. Sweet William: Mrs. A. Sutherland, 1. Iris: Mrs. Self J* . Nfrs J. Bennett. 2; p. Walker. 3: Mrs. Vercoe, 2. Spraxias*: Mrs. Sell. 1; Mrs. Y ercoe, 2. Pansies: 6 varieties: Mrs. Self. 1; Rev. E. R. Ross. 2. 3 varieties: Rev. Ross. 1; Mrs. Self, 2. V allflowers: P. Walker. 1. Azeleas: Mrs. Dr Graham. 1. Gerbera: J. Blackman. 1. J. fcenton, 2. Best Flower: Mrs. Broadfoot. J; Rev. Ross. 2; J. Fentor. 3. Lady’s spray and gent’s buttonhole: Airs! Dickie, 1. Best arranged vase (under 12 years): Masie Irvine, l; Jack Fenton. 2, Miss J. Connell, 3. Under 9 yearsPatty Saunders, 1. Best buttonhole (under 15 years): D. Stranger, 1: J. | Walker, 2: Nancy Edwards. 3. under 12 years: Jeff Fenton. 1; N. Douglas. 2; | Lisle Fenton, 3. Under 9 \-ears: M Connell. 1: M. Walker. 2. Points Prizes.—Sweet peas. Mrs. Bodd.e; roses. J. Blackman: cut flowers. Mrs. O. Self: collection cut flowers Mrs Vercoe. Cooking.—Best sponge sandwich, with butter: Mrs. Blackman. 1. Best sponge (without butter): Mrs. Aitken. 1: Mrs. McColl. 2; Elsie Fenton. 2. Best sponge sandwich, with butter (girls under 18): P. Blackman. 1; Alice Jones, 2 and M without butter: Joan Trvine. 1: Annie Best Decorated Table (popular vote)Airs Broadfoot. 1; Mrs. Douglas. 2. The following were the stallholders: Produce. Mesdames Vercoe. Henderson and Ross; cakes. Mesdames Trvine and McKenzie: work stall. Mrs. Smith: sweets. Miss Sutherland and Mrs. Saunders; ten helpers. Mesdames Davidson. Jones. Fraser. Miches CV»i/> Cousins- bran tub. Mrs. Mr.' n. was responsible for the fire displav of roses. Burine- the evening session several