BAZAAR AND BULB SHOW.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3586, 23 September 1920, Page 4

BAZAAR AND BU LB SHOW.

A GREAT SUCCESS, The annual bazaar and bulb show under the auspices of St Margaret’sChurch was held yesterday afternoon and evening. The bazaar and show were officially opened by His Worship the Mayor in the afternoon, -when Itlkere was a good attendance.

The . display of bulbs, etc. was well up do the standard of previous years, and in the classes there was very keen competition. The arrangements in connection with the Bazaar were all that could be desired, and during the. afternoon and. evening the various' stall-holders and those in charge of the various competitions wore kept very busy, and a great amount of business was ’done. The bazaar and show proved an atraction for iihe public throughout the afternoon and evening, and tre attendance throughout was good. The stalls were &1I artistically arranged, and :he decorations were a credit to thiolse responsible. The supper-room was nicely arranged for the disposal of afteruon tea and supper, and the members of the Guild managed to supply all the delicacies required m spite of the shortage of sugar Same idea of the extent of the business done by the. stall-holders may be gauged by the fact that £72 was taken at one stall.

The following are .the results of the judging in connection with the show:

Trumpet Daffodil: Miss B. Smith 1, Miss Reichardt 2, Mrs. Laidlay 3. Three trumpet daffodils: Mrs. Spooner 3, Mrs. Laidlay 2, Mrs. Joblin 3. One Incomparabilis: Mrs. Wilson 1, Mrs. Bond 2, Mrs, Joblin 3. Three incomparabilis: Mrs.. Spooner 1, Miss B.* Smith 2. ... One Leedsii; Mrs. Joblin 1, Mrs, Laidlay 2, Mrs. Corrigan 3. Three Leedsii: Mrs. Bond 1, Miss B. Smith 2, Miss Groves 3

Three polyanthus narcissi: Miss B. Smithl, Mrs. Laidlay 2 and 3. Three double daffodils: Mrs. Laidlay 1, Mrs. Smith 2, Miss Reichardt 8. Vase of daffodils: Miss Reichardt 1, Miss Groves 2 Collection of daffodils or' narcissi: Miss B. Smith I, Miss Groves 2, Mrs. Laidlay 3.

Points for most points in above Classes: Miss B. Smith bulb: Mrs. Spooner. Primroses: —Three single varieties: Miss o’Callaghan 1, Miss N. Fannin, 2, Miss Groves S.Slx single varieties: Mrs. Broome 1, Mrs. Laidlay 2 and 3. 'Ehree double varieties: Mrs. Broome I. Three varieties polyanthus: Mrs. Laidlay 1 and 2. Collection of primroses and' polyanthus: Mrs” S. Cartier 1, Mrs. Laidlay 2.

Anemones: —Three varieties: Miss Fannin 1, Mrs. Darvill 2. Six varieties: Miss Fannin 1, Mrs. Darvill 2. Collection: Miss Fannin 1, Mrs, Darvill 2.

j Other flowers:—Wallflowers: Mrs. Fannin 1, Mrs. Floyd 2, Mrs. Laidlay 3. Violets: Mrs. .Spooner 1, Mrs. Broome 2, Miss O’Callaghan 3. Pansies: Miss B. Smith 1, Mrs. Broome 2. Collection of Cut Flowers:: Miss ! Fannin Ij Mrs. Laidlay 2. Collection of flowering shrubs: Mrs. Gordon 1, Miss Fannin 2, Mrs. Laidlay 3. CoK JecJtion fof Native flowering isKrubs: Mrs. Gordon h.e. Chile’s collection: ‘Thelma O’Callaghan 1, Teddy EphinPson 2, Wilfred Stent 3. Points prize in above classes: Miss Fannin. Championship trophy: Miss B. Smith won the trophy held by Mrs. Spooner. Decorative: —Decorated table: Misa M Smith 1. Decorated baskeit: Mrs. Peyton 1. Decorated bowls: Mrs. Peyton 1. Three "Vases: Mrs. Loughnan 1. The exhibits in these classes were judged by popular vote.

The splendid success achieved is duo to the efforts of the joint secretaries, to the members of the Gu5 I d, and to those who rendered assistance with stalls, ete*> The blooms exhibited In the various classes were of good quality, and only in one or two instances were no awards made on account of wrong classification of exhibits. Some of the daffodils were of such excellent quality that they wotfd be worthy of a place in any show. i