HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 152, 23 November 1914, Page 2

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

LIST OF SPECIAL PRIZES. Mr Puton and Mr Gibson, 10s cadi for original (able decorations. Messrs Burgess and Fraser, 10s each for best table pot plants. Mr N. King, 10s for collection of vegetables. Mrs E. A. Walker, £1 Is for most points in sweet pea classes. Mrs C. 11. Burgess, £1 Is first for decorated bridal table, also 7s fid second prize for the same class. Mrs Dockrill, £1 Is, first for, decorated tabic (no centre). Mr Cattley, 5s for fourth in decorated table (no centre). O'Leary Bros.' and Downs, (Auckland), m (value), first for basket of ilowers. O'Leary ttros.' and Down,*, (Auckland), 5s (value), first for 12 roses. ' Morsbead and Co., 5s (value), first for (i roses. Morshead and Co., 5s (value), first for three roses. Yates and Co. (Auckland), 5s (value), first for six roses (named). Yates and Co, (Auckland), 5s (value), first for three climbing roses (named). Yates and Co. (Auckland), 5s (virtue), iirst for six single roses. Messrs Duncan and Davis, 10s Gd (value), first for 12 named roses. Mr W. Rowe, ids (cash), first for collection of cut /lowers. Mr C. Rasmussen (Aramoho), 10s (value), iirst for collection of cut flowers. Mr Hicks (Tikorangi), 5s (value), first for bridal sheaf. Mr Hicks (Tikorangi), 5s (value), first for collection of vegetables. Mr K Cooper (Wellington), 7s (id (value), for points prize in vegetables. Webster Bros., li cwt. special potato manure for the potato classes. Colonel Messenger, £l. Cock and Co., 5s (value). Entries close at Miss Simpson's, King Street, (opposite Johnson's Furniture shop), on Tuesday, at 8 p.m. I