MARTINBOROUGH

Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 November 1938, Page 7

MARTINBOROUGH

ROSE & SWEET PEA SHOW. LIST OF AWARDS. (“Times-Age” Special.) The rose and sweet pea show conducted by the Girl Guides and Boy Scouts yesterday was a decided success. The prize winners were as follow: — Vase of roses: Mrs J. Smith 1, Mrs Blundell 2. Sweet peas, (6 varieties): Miss Alpe 1, Mrs A. - Clarke 2; three varieties: Miss Alpe 1, Miss Alpe 2; blue or lavendar: Miss Alpe 1, Mrs A. Clarke 2; pink: Mrs A. Clarke 1, Roma Wright 2; scarlet: Mrs A. Clarke 1; Roma Wright 2; white: Roma Wright 1; Lulu Kaio 2; picotee edged: Miss Alpe 1. Antirrhiniums (6): Mrs Todd 1, Miss R. Kershaw 2. Collection Irises: Mrs D. Cameron 1; Mrs W. B. Martin 2. Bowl of Roses: Mrs Blundell 1, Mrs Caseley 2. Roses (6 varieties): Miss M. C. Martin l,.'Mrs yi. B. Martin 2; three varieties: Mrs J. Martin 1, Mrs Skill 2; 1 red: Miss M. C. Martin 1, Miss Hewitt 2; 1 white: Mrs A. Clarke 1, Miss Hewitt 2; 1 pink: Miss M. C. Martin 1, Mrs Pain 2; 1 yellow: Mrs Pain 1,. Miss M. C. Martin 2; 1 any other colour: Mrs A. Clarke 1, Mrs J. Martin 2; 3 single roses: Mrs A. Clarke 1, Miss Kershaw 2. Collections of Pansies: Mrs Cotter 1, Mrs J. Smith 2. Collection of Violas: Janet Griffiths 1. Collection of cut flowers: Miss Alpe 1, Mrs W. B. Martin 2, Mrs Blundell h.c. Collection of cut flowers (Guides and Scouts): lan Hamilton 1, Hazel Brassell 2, Dorothy Cotter h.c. Collection of native foliage: D. Cotter 1, B. Boyd 2. Collection of flowers (Brownies): P. Lynch 1. J. Griffiths r< ’’ Personal. Mr Percy Tilson, of Moiki, is visiting’ Christchurch. Mr Stan McCarthy arrived from Australia last week to visit his relatives in Martinborough.