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FRIDAY, MARCH
FLOWER SHOW.
MRS. SOUTHORN DISTRIBUTES THE PRIZES.
A large gathering was present at the prize distribution in con- nexion with the Horticultural Society Show last evening when
exhibitors successful
-received their awards from the hands of
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Mrs. Southorn.
H. E. the Officer Administering the Government (Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn) was present, and both he and Mrs. Southorn were wel- comed by Mrs. R. M. Dyer (Pre- sident of the Horticultural Society), who, in a short intro- ductory speech, said that it was fifty years ago that the last flower, show was held in the City Hall. She thought they had every reason to be satisfied with the way the Hall had been decorated that day, despite the fact that the competi- tors had been through trying times with the weather, the flowers suf- fering from intense cold, rain and then heat. She had no fears for the future of the Horticultural
7, 1930.
Freesia.-1. Mra. Ho Fook; 2, J. H Taggart.
Phlox Trummond-1. Mrs. Ho Kem Tong; 2 Lady Ho Tong.
Rosca-1. J. H. Taggart. Dianthus.-1, Mrs. He Kem Tong: 2. Dr. Woo.
"Onions.--1, Lady Ho Tung...
Leeks.-1, Lady Ho Tung; 2, K.C.C. Potatoes-1, Hongkong Club; 2. Lady Ho Tung
Radishes.1, Major-General JW. Sandilands; 2, Lady Ho Tung-
Beets-1, Hongkong Club; 2, Lady Eo Tung.
Carnations and/or Picotees.-1. A. L. Shields; . Mrs. Ho Fook.
Malden Hair Ferns.-I. J. H. 2, Hongkong Club Taggart.
Heads of Celery-1, Shekko Club; Tomatoes-1, Hongkong Club; 2.1 Mrs. C. Makcham.
Ferns. J. H. Taggart. Asparagus Plumosus-1, A. Shields, 2; J. H. Taggart.
L..
kong
Club,
Peas.-1, Lady Ho Tung; 2, Hong-
Club. Vegetable Marrows-1, Hongkong
Mignonette-1. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong; 2. Mrs. Ho Fook.
French Marigolds—1. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong; 2. Mrs. Ho Fook. h.c. J. H. Taggart.
African Marigold. he. Mrs. Ho Kom-tong.
Nasturtium-(dwarf varieties). 1, Lady Ho Tung; 2, Mrs. Ho Kom-tong. Pansies and/or Violas-hc., Mrs. Ho Fook.
Violets.-1, Shokko Club; 2, U.S.R.C. Stock.-1, Mrs. Ho Fook. Annuals, Perennials and/or any plants, excluding palms-1, Mrs. Ho Fook.
Section 2-Plants in Pots-Peak Gardens only.
Marguerite (Chrysanthemum frute scens)-1, R. E. McDougal; 2, Peak
C. Hali.
Section 4-Vegetables, etc.-Peak Gardens only.
Collection of Vegetables. 1. L. J. Davies: 2, R. M. Dyor.
Cabbages.-1, R. M. Dyer; 2, A. P. Hungey.
Savoy Cabbages-1, L. J. Davies; 2, N. St. J. Walsh.
Cauliflowers or Broccoll.1, A. P.
2. T. E. Pearce, Bungey: 2,
Lettuces (cabbage varieties)-1, N. St. J. Walsh; 2, L. J. Davies.
Lettuces (cos varieties)-1, Mrs. Hall; 2, L. J. Davies.
Endivo,-1, L. J. Davies; 2, Mrs. Lauder.
Brussels Sprouts-1, L. J. Davies: 2, R. M. Dyer.
Kohl Rabi.-1. L. J. Davies: 2, Mrs. Hall
Society when they had such lovers Club. h.c. R. M. Dyer and rs. Furnips.-1. L. J. Davies; 2, W. H.
of flowers in Hongkong ag was evidenced that day. She reminded members that any time they wanted help or advice, it would be gladly given by the Secretary, who would also be pleased to help them in any gardening difficulties.
Mrs. Dyer made mention of the fact that included in the awards, was a souvenir prize, which took the form of an old English seal spoon of the 18th century.
She expressed thanks to all those
who had helped them with the show, and referred to the work of the Art Club, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Danby
and Mr. H. Green.
Concluding, she thanked His Excellency and Mrs. Southorn for their attendance,
After distributing the prizes to the successful competitors, Mrs. Southern said that the Horticul- tural Society could not have chosen a better or perhaps a worse day for their exhibition of flowers. Enter- ing the Hall out of the grayness and dampness of the streets, one could not help but be struck by the marvellous collection of flowers and vegetables on view.
She congratulated the Peak com- petitors on their success, saying that she always thought that any body who could grow anything at all on the Peak deserved the highest praise. Living as she did among the clouds, she appreciated their difficulties. At times, it was very difficult even to got out into the garden, not to say anything about growing flowers and vegetables.
Mrs. Southern congratulated the Horticultural Society warmly and wished them another 50 years of good luck and prosperity.
Cheers were given for Mrs. Southern, who, in turn, called for three cheers for Mrs. Dyer.
Prize List
Section 1.-Plants in pots, open to all except Peak gardens and Chinese Market gardeners.
Marguerite (Chrysanthemum frute- scena).-1. Major-Gen. J. W. Sandi lands; 2. J. H. Taggart.
Nasturtium (tall varieties),--1. J. H. Taggart: 2. Dr. A. W. Woo. Salvia.-I. J. H. Taggart. Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season (excluding Nastur- tíums).1. Mrs. Ho Fook; 2. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong.
Annuals or plants raised from seed the some Reason-1. Major Gen. Sandilands; 2. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong,
Arums-1. U.S.R.C.; 2. Mrs. Ho Fook.
Nasturtium (Tall varieties)-1, Mrs. B. M. Marsh; 2. R. E. McDougal, h.c. Mrs. E. Lauder.
Salvia, Mrs. E. Lauder; 2, T. E. Pearce.
Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season-1, L. J. Daries; 2. R. M. Dyer. h.c. Mrs. F. C. Hall and Mr. W. H. Bell.
Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season-1, C. E. H. Boavis; 2, N. St. J. Walsh. h.c. J. A. Plummer. Arums.-1, A. Cameron; 2, Mrs. Marsh. h.c. T. E. Pearce.
Antirrhinum.-1, N. St. J. Walsh;
2, R. Sanger. h.c. R. E. McDougal
Begonia, J. A. Plummer; 2, W. H. Bell.
Heliotrope-1, Mrs. R. M. Dyer; 2; Mrs. W. P. Parker,
Geraniums.1, Miss P. Scott Harston; 2, L. J. Davies. h.c. B. E. McDougal and C. E. H. Beavis,
Petunia-1, L. S. Greenhill; 2, R. E. McDougal. h.c. Mrs. B. M. Marsh. Linaria (Tall varieties)-1, Mrs. Lauder; 2. Miss Scott-Harston.
Roses-h.c., T. E. Pearce.
Verbena 1, Miss-Scott-Harston; 2, Mrs. Hall, h.c. R. M. Dyer and Peak
Club
Delphinium and/or Larkspur.—1, Mrs. Lauder; 2, Mrs. Marsh.
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Phlox Drummond1, Davies; 2, R. E. McDougal he. L. S. Greenhill and N. St. 3. Walsh.
Freesia, Mrs. Lauder; 2, R E Scott-Harston McDougall, h.c. Miss and T. E. Pearce.
Nasturtiums (dwarf varieties)-1, Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2, Mrs. Marsh. h.c.
R. Sanger.
Dianthus. 1, L. J. Davies; 2, Mrs.
Hall, he. W. H. Bell.
Grenations and/or Picotees.--1, Sir Robert Ho Tung; 2, Mrs. Hall. h.c. A.
Cameron
Maiden Hair Ferns.-1, Mrs. Lauder.
Ferns excluding Maiden Hair-1,
Hall..
Carrots.1, R. E. McDougall; 2. LJ. Davies.
Parsnips-1, R. M. Dyer; 2, Mrs.
Onions, Miss Scott-Harston; R. M. Dyer.
Lecks, L J. Davier; 2, Mrs. Holl
Potatoes-1, C. F. H. Beavis; 2, J. Davies.
Radishes.1, Mrs. Hall; 2, W. H.
Bell.
Beets-1. W. H. Bell: 2, T. E.
Pearce
Celery-1, W. H. Bell; 2, R. M. Dyer.
Tomatoes.-1, L. J. Davies; 2, R. E, McDougall,
Peas. 1, Scott-Haraton; 2, Mrs. Hall
Vegetable Marrows-1, Miss Scott- Harston.
Section 5-Cut Flowers, open to all except Peak Gardens and Chinese Market Gardeners.
12 bunches of Cut Flowers-1, Mrs. Hall; 2, Mrs. Dyer. h,c. Mra. Ho Kom- tang.
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G bunches of Sweet Peas,-1, Ho LAGER BEER
Kom-tong: R. Stock. b.c. W. T. Stanton.
6 bunches of Antirrhinum.-1, Mrs. Ilo Kom-tong: 2, Mrs. E. W. Stapleton h.c. Mrs. Dyer
Roses.-1, Mrs. C. Makeham,
G. Carnations and/or Picotees.-1, Potts; 2, A. L. Shields; h.c. Dr. Woo.
Cactus Dahlias--h.e.
Lady Ho Teng.
Dahlias other than Cactus,-1, Lady He Tung; J. H. Taggart.
Mignonette.-1, Mrs. Ho Kom-tong: 2, Mrs. Dyer.
Woo.
Nasturtium.-1, Mrs. Dyer; 2, Dr.
Pansies.-1, J. H. Taggart; 2, Mrs. Hall
Violets.-1, Major-General Sandi- lands; 2. Mrs. Matheson
Section 6-Cut Flowers-Peak Gardens only.
Cut Flowers.-1, Mrs, Brown; 2, J. A. Plummer; he. Mrs. Dyer,
Sweet Peash.c. Sir Robert Ho Tung,
Antirrhinum.—1R. E. McDougal);
Mrs. Lauder.
Asparagus Flumosus-1, Mrs. 2, Mrs. Hall; h.c. L. J. Davies, Lauder,
Mignonette.--1, L. J. Davies; 2, Miss Scott-Harston.
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French Marigolds.--1, R. M. Dyer; 2, Mrs. Lauder, h.c. Miss Scott- Harston and Mrs. Hall.
Parisies and/or Violas.-1, Miss Scott-Harston; 2, A, P. Bungey:
Violets-1, W. H. Bell; 2, L. J. Davies.
Stocks.1, T. E. Pearce; 2, Mrs. Lauder. h.e. L. J. Davies,
Roses, N. St. J. Walsh.
2,
Carnations and/or Picotecs,-1, Mrs. Dyer; Mrs. F. C. Hall.
Mignonette.-1, L. J. Davies; W. H. Bell.
Nasturtium.--1, L. J. Davies; 2, Miss Scott-Harston; h.c. W. H, Bell,
Pansies.-1, A. P. Bungey. Violets.-1, W. H. Bell; 2, Matilda Hospital.
Section 7-General Exhibits-Open to all.
Primula-1, W. H; Bell Annuals, Perennials and/or any plants, excluding palms-1, W. H. Bell; 2, Mrs. Marsh, h.c. R E. Mc-aged 10 Dougal.
Section 3-Vegetables, etc-Open to all, except Peak Gardens and Antirrhinum.1. Mrs. Eo Kom Chinese Market Gardeners. Tong; 2. U.S.R.C.
Begonia.-1. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong; 2. J. H. Taggart,
Geraniums.-1. Mrs. Ho Fook; 2. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong.
Collection of vegetables.1, Hong- kong Club; h.c. J. W. Franks.
Cabbages.1, J. W. Franks; 2. Hongkong Club.
Savoy Cabbages.--1, J. W. Franks; 2, Hongkong Club.
Dahlias.1. Mrs. Ho Fook; 2. Lady Cauliflowers or Broccoli-1, Hong- He Tung.
kong Club. Heliotrope. 1. Mrs. Ho Fook; 2. Lady Ho Tung.
Petunia. 1. Mrs. R. E.. Hoare; 2 Mrs. Ho Fook.
Verbena.-1. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong: 2. J. H. Taggart.
Linaria (tal) varieties)1. Maj. Gen. Sandilands; 2. Mrs. Ho Kom- Long.
Lettuces (cabbage varieties)-1, Ho Leung: 2, Hongkong Club.
Lettuces (ens varieties)~1, U.S..! R.C.; 2, Ho Leung.
Cut Roses-1, Mrs. Dyer. Cut Flowers,-1, Mrs. A. C. Hynes; Mrs. Hegarty; h.c. Mrs. Huare.
Basket of Cut Flowers for children years and under-1, Miss Margaret Hall; h.c. Miss Peggy Greenhill.
Table Decoration.-1, Mrs. Brown; 2, Mra. Ho Leung; 3, Mrs. Parker. h.c. Miss M. Loureiro.
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Display of Cut Flowers grown by PRINTING PRESS
exhibitor-1, Mrs. Hoare; 2, Mrs. Dyer,
Group of Bulbs-1, J. A. Plummer. Annuals or Plants.--1, Mrs. Ho Fook. h.c. Mrs. Dyer.
Flowering Plants-1, Mrs. Dyer; 3, Mrs. Makeham.
Championship Cups. The Championship cups for pot plants and vegetables were awarded as follows:
Pot plants (open): Mrs. Ho Fook
Endive-1, Hongkong Club. Brussels Sprouts, J. W. Franka. Kohl Rabi-1, Lady Ho Tung; 2,36 points)." Hongkong Club,
Tarnips-1, Ho Leung; 2, J. W. Franks.
Carrots-1, Hongkong Club; 2,
Cineraria 1. Mrs. Ho Fook. Delphinium and/or Larkspur,-1, J. | U.S.R.C. H. Taggart; 2. Dr. Woul
Parsnips.1, Lady Ho. Tung.
Ditto. (Peak). Mrs. Paul Laúder. (23
points).
Vegetables (open). Hongkong Club. (30 points),
Ditto. (Peak). Mr. L. 3. Davies. (32 points).
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