SPRING FLOWER SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 774, 21 September 1929, Page 6

SPRING FLOWER SHOW

FUNCTION AT TE KUITI LIST OF PRIZEWINNERS From Our Own Correspondent TE KUITI, Today. The sixteenth annual bulb and spring flower show and industrial exhibition, under the auspices of the Te Kuiti Methodist Church, was held in the Parish Hall on Thursday and Friday, when there were large attendances on both days. The show was officially opened on Thursday afternoon by Mr. T. Carrol], in the absence of the. Mayor, and Mr. E. George, of Huntly, acted as judge. There was a fine display of blooms in the daffodil section, which showed a marked improvement compared with last year's exhibits. In the children's classes the entries-were numerous and keen competition was shown in the recitation and singing contests. The former, on Thursday evening, was won by Phyllis Barr, with' Rupert Robinson second and'Raymond- Htvell third. The singing on; Friday night .attracted a large crowd, and Shirley Oolcloxteh and T. Stanley 'tieef for first Harvell second. * ■, i. . LIST OF AWARDS following were the awards: Championships.—Yellow Trumpet: Mrs. A- IX McLennan. Bi-colour Trumpet, Incomparabilis; Mrs. Downard, Barrii; j. R nesky man ’ Leedsii: Mrs. V. D. WisDarfodils.— Yellow Trumpet: Mrs WisS?? ky 'T 1; BK% Tate * i-colour S Trum. J - Blackman, 1; W. S. Cato, 2. Yrhite Trumpet: J. Blackman, 1 and 2. trumpfet: Mrs. Tate, 1; Mrs. Wisneskj,2. Bi-colour (3 blooms): Mrs. Tate, Blackman, 2. Large cupped: Mrs 1^ an r d T?, : Mrs * Sutherland. 3. Small cupped: J. Blackman, 1; Mrs. Tate, w. Leedsii: J. Blackman, 1; Mrs. Wisnesky, Gato 3 - -Poeticus: Mrs. Downmr„d’ \ Double: J. Blackman, 1; Mrs. i • Bunch flowered: Mrs. Downard. i i Sutherland, 2. Twelve varieties daffodil. Mrs. Downard, 1; W. S. Cato. 2. Collection: W. S. Cato,. 1; Mrs. Tate, 2. Six varieties: J. Blackman, l; Mrs. Wisnesky, 2. Novice Classes.—Best bloom, Lord °herts: IVfiss Jordan, 1; Mrs. McLennan, Mrs. Fraser, 3. Lucifer: Mrs. Fraser, 1. Bi-colour trumpet: Mrs. Fraser, 1 and 2. Large cupped: Mrs. George, 1; Mrs. McLennan, 2; Mrs. Fraser, 3, Small cupped: Mrs. McLennan, 1; Mrs. Fraser, 2. Six varieties: Mrs. Fraser, 1; Mrs. McLennan, 2. Points prize: Mrs. Fraser, 18 points, 1; Mrs. McLennan, 13 points, 2. Cut Flow'ers.—Freezias: Mrs. McLennan, 1; Rose Rangiheuea, 2. Anemones: Dora Tappin, 1; J. Blackman, 2. Hyacinths: Mrs. T. Carroll, 1; J. Blackman, 2. Primroses: Mrs. R. Dean, 1; Mrs. Tate, 2. Camellias: A. George, 1; Mrs. Daniel, 2. Collection flowers: C. Wright, 1; Mrs. McLennan, 2. Violets: Mrs. Tate, 1; Mrs. Hill, 2. Arum lilies: N. Tinkler, 1. Snowflakes: Mrs. Daniel, 1; Mrs. Dean, 2. Stocks: J. R. Blackman, 1. Flowering bulb: Mrs. Hill, 1; C. Wright, 2. Rhododendron: J. Blackman, 1 and 2. Flowering shrub: Mrs. Dean, 1; J. Blackman, 2.

Points Prize.—J. Blackman, 17 points, 1; Mrs. Dean, 10 points, 2. Children’s Section.—Buttonhole (under 11): Elsie Fenton, 1; Margaret Hewetson, 2. Decorated basket: M. Hewetson, 1; Shirley Colclough, 2. Hand bouquet (under 10 years): Shirley Colclough, 1; Elaine Goodey, 2. Buttonhole (under 15 years): Iris Dean, 1; C. Wright, 2. Domestic Section.—Bread: E. White, 1; Miss White, 2. Fruit cake: Miss Allison* 1; Mrs. A. H. George, 2; Mrs. Bates, 3. Madeira Cake: Miss Allison, 1; E. White, 2. Coconut Ice: Betty Crawford, 1; Iris Dean, 2; Alice Jones, 3. Gingerbread: Elsie Walker, 1; Miss Allison, 2. Hen eggs: Mrs. Wisnesky, 1; Mrs. Hill, 2. Jam tarts: Hazel Waite, 1; E. White, 2. Seed cake: Mrs. Dilly, 1; Mrs. Wisnesky, 2. Cream puffs: Mrs. Wisnesky, 1; Miss Allison, 2; Mrs. George, 3. Plate small cakes: Mrs. George, 1; Mrs. Wisnesky, 2. Scones: E. White, 1; Mrs. Bates, 2; Miss Allison, 3. Shortbread: Miss Allison, 1; Mrs. Dilly, 2; E. White, 3. Sponge roll: Mrs. Cole, 1; Mrs. Wisnesky, 2: Hazel White, 3. Sponge sandwich: P. Blackman, 1; Mrs. Wisnesky, 2; E. White, 3. Dish pastry: Mrs. George, 1; Mrs. Wisnesky, 2. Preserved fruit: Mrs. Wisnesky, 1: Miss Allison, 2 and $. Jelly: E. White, 1: Mrs. George. 2. Three varieties: Elsie "Walker, 1; E. White, 2. Points prize: Mrs. White, 38 points, 1; Mrs. Wisnesky, 20 points, 2. Under 16 Years.—Scones: Annie Jones, t and 2; H. Mills, 3. Jam tarts: M. Gough. 1; Annie Jones, 2; Elva Hewetson, 3. Toffee: Elva Hewetson, 1; Annie Jones, 2; M. Geugh, 3. Sponge sandwich: M. Gough, 1: Eva ’•Mcßae, 2; B. Crawford, 3. Rock cakes: H. Mills, 1; Phyllis Dean, 2; Eva Mcßae. 3. Biscuits: Annie Jones. 1; B. Crawford, 2; H. Mills, 3. Sponge roll: H. Waite, 1; Eva Mcßae. 2; N. Bailey, 3. Points prize: Annie' Jones, 16 points. 1; Marjorie Gough. 7 points, 2. • Industrial Work.—Tea cloth: Mrs. Rodgers, 1. Tea cloth, embroidered: Mrs. Rodgers, 1; Muriel Taylor (Matamata), 2 and h.c. Afternoon tea cloth: L. DarvelJ, 1; Muriel Taylor, 2. " Table centre: M. Taylor, 1: Mrs. George. 2. Tea cosy: Mrs. 'George, 1. Crochet D’oyley: M. Taylor, 1- Mrs. Rodgers. 2. Embroidered: M. Taylor, 1; Mrs. George, 2. Pillow shAms: Mrs. Rodgers. 1. Cushion cover: Mrs; George, 1 and 2. Quilt: Mrs. M. C. Strange, 1. Richlieu work: M. Taylor, 1: Mrs. George, 2. Pen painting: Mrs. George, 1; Mrs. Rodgers. 2. Woodwork and fretwork: Havdn George. 1 and 2. Article made from sugar bag: Mrs. R. B. Cole, 1; Mrs. George, 2. Silk jumper: Mrs. George, 1 and 2. Oil painting: Muriel Taylor. 1. Water colour: N. Bailey, 1; Miss Handyside. 2. Bedroom Mrs. George, 1 and 2. Any article by boy or girl (under 16): Alice Jones, 1; B. Crawford, 2; Annie J °School’ C ’Work.—Towel. Standard VI.: Phyllis Dean. 1: Elva Hewetson, 2: Ada Barton. 3. Handkerchief sachet. Standard V.: Shirley Colclough. 1; M. Gough, z. Phvllis Barr, h.c. D’oyley. Standard TV. ; T Tiulrpr 1* Mpvis Dprvell. 2. Pec ' < Walker, ‘ li-c. ’ Doll, Standard n.: JHJ ; deverdon. 1, Jean Bathgate. 2 Peterson, h.c. Tin +o d TV ’ n L, Standard VI• Eunice Dtew. 1; Phyllis Ferris*.' 2: Joan , Walker, 3. Standard V.: Royal McKenzie 1 . Olive Gardner. 2. Colour work. Standard V.: Phyllis Barr. 1; Mary. Anderson; ’2. Crayon drawing: Rangi re Kanawa, 1 and 2.