Waimate Horticultural and Floral Society.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 96, 15 January 1901, Page 1

Waimate Horticultural and Floral Society.

ANNUAL SHOW. The following is the conclusion oj; the prize list: — «*AT|SOSS, Pot Plants. Pelargoniums : (2) Mrs Collett 1 sn<| 2. Double Geraniums: (1) Mrs Collett 1. Varieties Geraniums (X) Mrs CoJlet£ 1. Petunias (1) Mrs Collett 1. Foliage Pot Plants- (2) Mrs Baxter 1, Mrs Collett 2. Four Pot Plants (not -otherwise specified) (1) Mrs Collett 1. Begonias ; (1) Mrs Collett 1. Native Ferns (1) Mrs Collett 1. Four Window Pot Plants (8) Mr? Baxter 1. Pot Music (2) Mrs Collett 1. Six Roses ,(3) P. Svudholme J, Mr? Studholme Six Tea Roses (2) Mrs Baxter X an| 2. Stocks (6) Mrs Baxter 1, Mrs Scntt 2. Collection hardy Cut Flowers (5) Mrs Baxter 1, Miss Gascoyne %. i.oheetion Nasturtiums (4) Miss L,. Gascoyne 1, Mrs Scott-2. Double Geraniums (1) Miss vO’Brien 1. Single Geraniums (1) Miss O'Brien 1. Dahlias (2) Mrs Collett 1, Mr? Nicol .2. Petunias (4) Mrs Scott X, H, llertslet 2. Salpigiosia (5) Mrs Scott 1 and 2. Sweet Williams (1), Miss O’Brien 1. Picotees or Carnations (3) Mrs Sco.t| I. Miss O’Brien 2. Penstomous (2) Mrs Nicol J. Collection Phlox Drummond). ft) Mrs Scott 1. Collection Annuals (3) Mrs Scott 1. Sweet Peas (10) E. M. Garland I, MEs Studholme 2. Collection Canterbury Bells (2) Mr? Coliett 1* Varieties any other kinds (1) Mff NioolJ. Fruit. Collection Fruit (1) Mrs Baxter 1, Cherries .(2) Mrs Baxter 1 and 2. Rasps (5) Kev. McKeuzio Gibson 1* 11. Hertslet 2. Gooseberries (9) Mrs J. Bird 1, Mr? Nicol 2, Mrs Scott h.c. Dish Red Currants (7) Mrs Baxter I, Mrs Nicol ,2White Currants (5-) Mr? Nipol I, M r ? . Baxter 2Black Currants (7) B. Rally Mr? J. Bird 2. Eating Apples (1) G. Akhurst 1. Cooking Apples ft) M. Smith X, Mr? Baxter 2. Pears : (1) M. Smith 1. Peaches : (1) G. Akhurst 1. Vegetables. Brace Cucumbers : : 4, Mrs Baxter I and 2. C ibbage : 8, S. Bimey 1, H. Herta■et 2. Cauliflower.: 2, J. Boyce 1, Mrs Scott 2. Carrots : 6, E. Reilly 1, J. Boyce % Parsnips; 3, J. Boyce 1. Turnips : (5, J. Boyce 1, W. R. Scott 2Onions : (autumn) 6, J. Boyce R % Taylor 2. Onions: (spring) 3, J. Boyee R Rev. McKenzie Gibson 5. Kidney Potatoes : ,7» B. Reilly X. A, : Lily 2. Eorn l Potatoes.: 9, E. Reilly I, W. L. Scott 2. Peas: 7,. E. Reilly J, M, Smith 2. Broad Beans: 8, J. Boyce I. Mrs J, Bird 2. Table Rhubarb : 3, G. Akhurst .1, S Binney2. , Heaviest Rhubarb: 2, S. Binney J. A. Lily 2. Beet.: 4j J. Boyce I. Eschalots: 9, J. Melton X, E. Reilly -2. Collection Salad : 1, W. L. Scoct h Special Prizes. Hand Bouquet: J, Mis? Taaffe X. Best Buttonhole; 1, Mrs Mam cheater 1. Shower or Bridal Bouquet: 2. Mr? Manchester X, N. h’rancis 2. Oil Painting .(landscape): 8, Mis? Manchester X, Mrs Morrison 2. Oil IMinting (flowers) : 6, Mr? Morrison 1 and 2. Chip Carving: S, G. jNjopji 1 and 2. Fancy Woodwork: X, XJ. Ricol X, i Extra Prizes. Three Pounds Butter,: X, H. Herta* let 1. Four Sorts Jams : 9, Mrs Healey X* Mrs Nicol 2. Three Kinds Bottled Fruit : 1> Baxter X. Home-made Bread : 8, Mrs Belcher I and 2. Spongecake: 7, Mra F. Wright R Miss F. Ccrdner 2. Oatcake : 3, Mrs Belcher 1, Miss F,. Gardner 2* Six .Oven Scones: 9, Mrs Belcher J and .2. Six Scones (girdle) 6, Mrs'Relcher j. and 2.-- ■ Shortbread: .8, Miss F. Cordner & ; Puff Pastry: 7, Mrs Baxter, X, W& O’Brien 2. Small Cakes :7, Mrs Scott W& Baxter %