MARTINBOROUGH

Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 September 1939, Page 9

MARTINBOROUGH

DAFFODIL SHOW EXCELLENT DISPLAY OF BLOOMS. (“Times-Age” Special.) There was an excellent display of blooms at the annual daffodil show held in the Parish Hall. The following is the list of awards: CUT BLOOMS. Narcissi, general collection: Miss M. C. Martin. 1. Trumpets, 6 var: Miss Martin 1, W. Booth 2, Mrs J. Martin 2; yellow: Mrs J. Martin 1, Mr Booth 2; bicolour:' Mr Booth 2; six trumpets: Mrs J. Martin 1, Miss Martin and Mr Booth equal 2, any trumpet: Mr Booth 1, Miss Martin 2, Mrs J. Martin 3. Incomparabilis, red and tinted: Mrs J. Martin 1, Mr Booth 2, Miss Martin 3, other than tinted cups: Miss Martin 1, Mr Booth 2, three varieties: Mr Booth 1, Mrs J. Martin 2, any: Mrs J. Martin 1, Mr Booth 2. Barrii: Mr Booth 1, Miss Martin 2. Leedsii —Mr Booth 1 and 2, Miss Martin 3. Doubles: Mr Booth 1. Polyanthus narcissi: Mr Booth 1. Seedling trumpet: Dr Tweed 1, Mrs J. Martin 2, Miss Martin 3. Seedling daffodil: Mr Booth 1, Mrs J. Martin 2. Daffodil seedlings: Miss Martin 1, .2, and 3. Lachanalia: Mrs Blundell 1, Mrs Hardinge 2, Mrs Perry 3. Anemones: W. J. Martin 1 and 2. Ranunculi: Mr Martin, J, Violets: Mrs Albert Smith 1. Polyanthus, collection: Mrs Blundell 1, Mrs' D. Cameron 2, Miss Martin 3., Three heads:A. McWilliam 1, Mrs Blundell 2 and 3. Pansies: Mrs E. Viles 2. Hyacinths: Mr Martin 1. Three varieties: Mr Martin 2. Camelilas: Mrs Cundy 2. Grape hyacinths: Miss Dymes 1, Mrs Blundell 2. Geraniums: Mrs Al. Smith 1, Mrs Blundell 2. Collection spring flowers: Mrs D. Cameron 2, Mrs Blundell 3. Collection flowering shrubs: Mrs Jury, 1, Mrs D. Cameron 2. Any other flower: Mr Martin 1, Mrs Blundell 2. Points prize: Miss M. C. Marton and Mr Booth equal. COTTAGE SECTION. Collection spring flowers: Mrs F. Perry 1, Mrs Cotter 2. Flowering trees and shrubs: Mrs Tyler 1, Mrs Cundy 2. Narcissi collection: Mrs Skill 1. Trumpets: E. Feist 1, Mrs Bowden 2. Yellow trumpets: E. Feist 1, Mrs Skill 2. Trumpets tricolour: E. Feist 1, Mrs McAlpine 2. White trumpets: Mrs McAlpine 2. Incomparabilis red or tinted: Mrs Bowden 1, Mrs Perry 2. Other than tinted cup: Mrs Skill 1, Mrs Cotter 2. Any: E. Feist 1. Barii: Mrs Dale 1, and 2. Leedsii: Mrs Dale 1, Mrs McAlpine 2. Doubles: Mrs Haycock 1 and ■ 2.;. Polyanthus narcissi: Mrs McAlpine 1, Mrs Perry. 2. Anemones: Mrs G. Simpson 1, Nir Cochrane 2. Three distinct: Mr Cochrane 1, Mrs Simpson 2. Iceland poppies: Mrs Perry 1, Mrs Hamilton 2. Polyanthus: Mrs Hardinge 1, Mrs McAlpine 2. Primroses: Mrs Hardinge 1. Hyacinths: E. Feist 1, Mrs Cundy 2. Grape hyacinths:. Mrs McAlpine 1, Mrs Cundy 2. 'Wallflowers: A. F. Harding 1, Mrs Kershaw 2. Violets: Mrs Albert Smith 1, Mrs Perry 2. . Points prize: E. Feist. Novice class: Mrs Hardinge 1, Mrs Hamilton 2, Mrs Tyler 3. Best bloom: In the Home Product section, first prizes were won by Mrs Caseley, Mrs Kane, Mrs Albert Smith, Mrs Skill, Mrs Sievers, Mrs Kershaw, Mrs Griffiths, Mrs W. Cameron (points prize), Mrs Tyler, Miss Campbell, Mrs Boyd. In needlework first prizes were won by Miss G. Baker, Miss Nicol, Miss I. Smith, Mrs W. Cameron, Miss McDonald, Miss Palmer, 'Mrs Moffitt, Miss Collier,. Mrs lan McLeod, Mrs C. Moore (points prize) Mrs D. Cameron, Miss T. Taylor, Mrs Willis, Mrs Kane. First prize winners in the decorative section were Mrs Knell (points prize), Mrs Speedy, Mrs Boyd, Mrs E. Viles, Miss Blundell, Mrs G. Blundell, Mrs Herrick.