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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW.

VERY FINE EXHIBITION CONSIDERING WEATHER.

SMALLER ENTRIES COMPENSATED FOR BY

QUALITY

LIKELY TO BE HELD EARLIER NEXT YEAR.

Considering the weather during the past month, the exhibition was an extraordinarily fize one was the opinion of the judges with regard to the annual flower and vegetable show of the Hong Kong Horticultural Society held at Volunteer Headquarters yesterday afternoon.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 11th, · 1927.

BRIZE LIST.

PLANTS IN POT, OPEN (EXCEPT PEAK AND CHINESE MARKET. GARDENERS).

Endine-1, MW: Ola: Brussels Sprouts :-I, Mr. G. M. Shaw

Kohl Babi-Kowloon Cricket Club; 8, Lady He Tang,

Turnips: 1, Kowloon Cricket Club; Mrs Ho` Fook

Carrots:-1,Hong Kong Club;

Marguerite Chrysanthemum 2, Mr. W. Old Hong Tung Club;

fratescens), Kowloon · Cricket Club; 9, Mrs. Chon.

Nasturtium (tall variaties). highly commended, Dr. A. W. Woo Salvia:-1, Kowloon Cricket Cine; 8, Mrs Chưa

Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season (excluding nasturtiums)-1, Hra Ho Fook.

Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season and not in- anded in classes 1 to 3 or 6 to 36:

2

Parsnips: -1,

Kowloon Cricket Club. Onions:-1, Lady Ho Tung. Leek:-1, Hong Kong Club; Kowloon Cricket Club

Potatoes :-), Hong Kong Club; 2, Lady Ho Tung

Radishes :---1, Hong Kong Club. Beets:-1, Mr. R. A. Nicholson; Lady Ho Tung.. Club; & Lady Kong Club; Heads of Celery, Hong Kong

Ho Tung.

2,

Tomatoes:-1,

, Mr. Ho Fook; 2, Mr. A. Tse. Arums: Mrs. Ho Fook; *,, AW. Charity; highly com Mr Chos.

mended, A. G. Famore Begonia:-1, Lady Ho Tung; 9, Peas:-1, Kowloon Cricket Club; Mr. G. M., Shaw,

2 Hong Kong Chưa

After the depressing fog which has enshrouded the Peak of late, yesterday's sunshine was extremely cheering. It enhanced the beauty of the exhibits staged, and had a share in attracting a large number of visitors betweca 'the hours of 3 pm, and 7 p.m.

Single The long succession of fogs, cold winds and sunless days during the past month has gone a long way towards destroying earlier- work and this was reflected in a falling off in the number of exhibits. A suggestion is to be brought before members that they hold the next Show early in February.

During the afternoon, H.E. the Governor (Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G.) and Lady Clementi visited the exhibition, and at 5.30 her Ladyship distributed the prizes in the Volunteer Hall. A pleasing feature of the show was the presence of the band of the King's Own Scottish Borderers, who played selections throughout

the afternoon

· PRIZE · DISTRIBUTION,

THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

As usual the exhibits were effec- tirely staged on trestled tables in matsheds on the Volunteer Parade Ground; while inside the Hall" were

Promptly at 3.30 p.m. Lady table decorations, and a pen-com-Clementi distributed the prizes. petitive exhibit.

As we anticipated yesterday, the display was 接 very fine one.

Flowers were in beautiful bloom and provided a blaze, of colour. The vegetables also were of high standard. It can, in fact be said that although quantity was below the average, this was made up for by quality.

Outstanding Festures. One of the features of the ex hibition

was the collection of vegetables shown by the Hong Kong Club. The celery, tomatoes, beetroot, and cabbages were ex ceptionally good, and the whole collection was of high merit. Other entrica also reached a commadable

standard.

Prior to her doing to, the President of the Hong Kong Horticultural Society (Capt. H. B. L Dowbiggin) said:-

Mrs.

Double Geraniuma :-1, Chon; Mrs. Westlake.

Chea "

Ivy-leaved Geraniums:-1, Mrs. Ho Fook.

Geraniums:-}, Mis

Dahlias, other than Pom Poms:- 1, Mr. Ho Fook;, Mrs. Choa.

Eeliotrope, Mrs. Chos; 2 Mr. G. M. Shaw; highly commend. ed. Mrs. Ho Fook.

Petunia-1, Mrs. Ho Fook; Lady Ho Tung..

commended,

Verbena-Highly Kowloon Cricket Club.

Delphinium and/or Larkspur: 1, Mrs. G. M. Shaw; 2, United Servicus Recreation Club.

Freesia white or lemon coleur. ed-1, Mrs. Choa; 2, Mrs. Ho Fook.

French Benns:-1, Mr. G. Shaw; 2 Hong Kong Club.

Vegetable Marrows:-), "Hong Kong Club.

AT THE QUEEN'S CINEMA.

THE DRESSMAKER FROM

PARIS,

[ar ova FILM CRITIC.]

"The Dressmaker from Paris" showing tomorrow and Saturday at the Queen's is among the best films we have seen recently. It is & very human little story, even- though one may think Claire's pro gress rather beyond belief, and it

measure due to Leatrice Joy who 1 bolds the sympathy and interest: from start to finish. This is in large

an exceptionally fine actresa -- As. the midinette she is gay and irre sponsible, a child; and then as

Madame Louise" the dress de- signer she is a stately and gracious woman. Yet you feel that it is a natural development and that she is essentially one person all through. In one point Paul Bern who directe éd "The Dressmaker from Paris " Collection of vegetables (not less has taken a step beyond other 6 varieties)-1, A Plum-directors. The mannequins` - and

VEGETABLES, PEAK GAR.

mer,

DENS ONLY, ^

Cabbages-1, Mr. L. 8. Green hill; 9, Matilda Hospital.

Savoy Cabbages:-1, Matilda Hospital; 2, Mr. R. E. Macdougall

Cauliflowers or Hon. Mr. D. G. M.. Bernard, Broccoli, Mr. R. M. Dyer.

Lettuces (cabbage varieties), Mr. F. E. Macdougall; Mrs. F. C. Hall.

By

Hall...

their show are a real and necessary part of the play and not merely

What is more poster attraction.

D

the dress parade is of interest in itself; one sees the wearers and to be. As to the dresses every they are as attractive as they claim woman will be interested. So often Rim mannequins WCAT which may be wonderful but are too.

garments

bizarre to be of any use as indica- Endive:-1, Mr. J. A. Plummer tions of the mode or as an inspira Mrs. F. C. Hall

tion to any designer. The dresses Brussels Sprouts-1, Mrs F. Cworn by Madame Louise and her

assistants Kohl Rabi, Mrs. F. O. Hall; Parisienne especially for the wear

were designed by 9, Mr. J. A. Plommer.

era, and are really beautiful models Turnips:-1, Matilda Hospital; which any woman would long to Hair Ferns:-1, Lady, Mr. Allan Cameron..

possess. Mrs. F. C. Hall" d

Carrots:-1, Mp W. H. Bell; 2, Leeks:-1 Mrs M. Dyer, Hos. Mr. D. G. 3. Bernard.

Radishes:-1, Mra F. C. Hall; 2, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.

Beets-1, Mr. Allan Cameron; 2, S. Bonavita is singing at the Mr. R. E. Macdougall.

Queen's this week and his fine voice Celery-1, Hon. Mr. D. G. Mis much appreciated by the audi Bernard 2, Mr. W. H, Bell. ence. It is not often that the Tomatoes:-1, Dr. J. M. San-management of a cinema provide ders; 2, Mr., W. H. Bell...

such an excellent addition to the Mr. F. C. Hell.

Peas-1, Mr. Allan Cameron; 2, programie. Vegetable Marrows:-1, Mr. R E. Macdougall.

CUP

Phlox Drum mendi:-1, Mra Ho Fook; highly commended, Lady Ho Tung.

Roses-1, Mrs. Chao. Carnations and/or Picotees:-3, Lady Ho Tung.

Maiden #

Ho Tung

Plumosus:-Highly Asparagus commended, Lady Ho Tung.

French Marigolds-1, Lady Ho Tung; 2, Kowloon Cricket Cluo.

Violets:-1, Mrs. Choa; 2, United Services Recreation Club.

Stock:-1, Mrs. He Fook; 9, Mrs. R. M. Dyar...

Primula-1, Mr. A. Tee; S, Mr.

hers

As President of the Hong Kong Horticultural Society it falls to me to express our deep appreciation of your Excellency's presence to-day for it is a great encourage. ment to us all, and to thank Lady Clementi for so kindly consenting to present the prizes.

My main theme is that of thanks our thanks are due to those mem-Simon Tae Yan.

Anatala, Perennials and/or any rs, who in spite of everything, have sent what they had to the plants:-1, Mrs. Ho Fook; 2, Mr. Show, to the donors to the prize Simon Tse Yan; special prize, Mr. fand, to Licut-Colonel L. G. Bird, A. Te

.S... for the use of the Valua teers Headquarters and Parade Ground, to the Judges and other helpers especially Mrs. Hail and Mrs. Hornell who have spent the morning writing the prize cards, etc., and finally to our Hon. Secre tury, Mr. E. B. C. Hornell, one has only to mention his name in connection with a job of work for you to know that it will be done In the cut flowers section Mr. Iwith his usual enthusiasm and A Nicholson took many first prizes, and the challenge.cup.

Lady Ho Tung won the Challenge Cap for vegetables with an ex tremely fine display of onions, and the Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard exhibited some remarkably good celery.

Pos plants from the Peak were good but the small number of en- tries in the open pot plant class was rather disappointing.

As regards Challenge Cups for the different class, Mr. J. A. Plum mer gave a cup for pot plants and Mr. H, Green a cup for vegetables, either in the Peak or open classes, for

amateurs,

Le, members who have not previously exhibited or the object being non-prize-winners, to encourage those who keep small gardens, tend their own fowers, or employ only one gardener.

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thoroughness.

Don't Be Discouraged. There is one thing for which, however, we have no thanks, that is the weather. The past month has seen Hong Kong at about ita Worst-almost continual fog, cold winds and sunies days have com- bined to destroy the work of months with the result that this year there is a considerable Halling off in the number of exhibita

TOT PLANTS, PEAK ONLY. " Marguerite (Chrysanthemum frutescens)-1, Peak Club; Mr. R. E. Macdongall.

Nasturtium (tall varieties)-1, Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2, Mr. H. B. L Dowbiggin

Salvia, Sir Robert Ho Tung; 2, Mrs. F. C. Hall.

Annuals or plants raised from aced the same season (excluding nasturtiums)-1, Mr. W. H. Bell; 2. Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.

Annual or plants raised from seed the same season and not in cluded in classes 37 to 39 or 42 to 67-1, Mrs. R. M. Dyer; Mr. J. A. Ylummer.

FLOWERS, OPEN (EXCEPT PEAK AND.

CHINESE MARKET

GARDENERS.

Cut Flowers (not less than distinct kinda):1, Mr. R. A Nicholson.

Every woman who is interested in clothes ought to see "The Dreas- maker from Paris and it her hüs band takes her he'll find plenty to keep him amused.”

GENERAL EXHIBITS. Cut Roses:-1, Mr. R. A. Nichol-

Cut Flowers decorative effect):— I, Mrs. H. W. Bird; Mrs. Harring- tan: highly commended, Mrs. 6 Aubrey and Mrs. Black.

1. Cut Elowers - (children between agcs of 1 and 15 set without

up Sweet Peas:-1, Mr R. Maid)-1, Miss Dione Clementi,

Cut Flowers (children aged 10 Dyer; highly commended, Lady Ho Tung

years and ander, set up without. Antirrhinom: Mrs. R. M.nid)-1, Master Ronnie Compton:. Dyer..

Miss Eleaner Hegarty; highly. Red or Pink Roses-1, Mr. B. A commended, Misa Daphne Bird. Nicholson; 2, Mrs. Choa.

White or Yellow Roses:-1, Mr. R. A. Nicholson.

Arums: Mr. Allan, Cameron;

Mr. W. H. Bell. Antirrhinum:-Mrs. R M. Dyer; 2, Hoa. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.

Begonia, Mr. J. A. Plummer; 2, Mra. Murdoch.

other than Pom Pom :- Dahlias, 1, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.

Heliotrope, Mrs R. M. Dyer;ly commended, Mrs. Ho Fook. 2; Sir Robert Ho Tung Hon Mr.

Roses any colour:-1, Mr. R. A. Nicholson.

Carnations and/or Picctees:-1, Mr. R. A. Nicholson; 2, Mr. P. C. Potts.

Double Geraniums:-1,

D. G. M. Bernard; 2, Peak Club.

Single Geraniums:-1, Mra F. C. Hall; 2, Mr. W. H. Bell.

Petunia:-1, Mr. B. E. Mc Dougall; 2, Mrs. F. C. Hall.

Linaria (tall varieties)-1, Mrs. E. C. Hall; 2, Hon, Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.

Verbena-1, Mr. R. E. Macdou- gall; 2, Mr. W. H. Bell.

I earnestly beg all members of the Society and prospective members not to be discouraged, but to try all the harder with a view to mak Mr. Ho Kong Tong stage a non-ing 1928 Show a record one. competitive exhibit consisting of a These Shows are worthwhile. magnificent display of sweet peas, in twenty-six different shades, and Every year we see something new Mr. H. Green, of the Botanical exhibited by another member that and Forestry Department, staged a prompts us to try and grow the very fine exhibit of ferms, pot same. Time will not permit me to palms and plants. Mesra, Brunner, enumerate the number of varieties Mond & Co. (China), Ltd., had on of flowers and vegetables now 'or- show specimens of fertilisers dinarily grown in Hong Kong which it was thought impossible of so doing 20 years ago, and which This year's entries were as fol- I can fairly claim would not have lows: Pot plants (open) 97; Pot been introduced but for members plants Peik) 115; Cut flowers of this Society and these Shows. (open) 43;"Cut flowers (Teak) 56; Therefore, I urge all present mom and General Exhibits 30. Last year bere of the Society not only to Plants in the Open section, and the lose no opportunity in enrolling all Partiums (dwarf varieties) :- there were 211 entries for Pot renew their own efforts but also. to falling off to this year was a very newcomers to the Colony. We must disappointing feature. Out of 3.720 have new members year by year to 1, Mr. W. H. Bell; 2, Fenk Club."

Dianthus (including Hybrids but entries (excluding General Ex- take the place of those leaving the hibits) during the past five years, Calony. I would also ask your sup. excluding Carnation, Ficatee and the Peak have provided 2010 as port to the New Territories Show Sweet William); M against 1,771 by section.

The Entries.,

Delphinium and/or Larkspur:

Mr. Allan Cameron; 2, Mrs Mardoch..

Phlox Drummondii:-1, Mra. F. C. Hall; 2, Mr. R. E. Macdougall.

Freesia, white or lemon colour- ed:-1, Peak Club; 2, Mr. F. A.

FC Hall

A.

Tea was served during the sftar. which will be beid at the end of the land or Picotees:-1,1

noon, Messrs. Lane, Crawford, Ltd., being the caterers.

Oficials,

The officials of the Society and particularly Mr. E..B. C. Hornell,

Beavis

1 year.

Earller Show2":

Mr. D. G. M. Bernard; 2,

Mrs. F. C.) Hall. Ber

As soon as the accounts for this Maiden Hair Ferns:-1, Mrs. M. year's Show can be prepared, IM Murray; 2, Mr. B. C. Hornell. propose calling a meeting of mem- Mignonette, Mrs. F. C. Hall; hers to discuss what can be done 2, Sir Robert Ho Tang Penk

French Marigolds -1,

Hornell. Club; 2, Mr. E. B. C.

Pansies and/or Violas-I, Mr. JA Plummer 2, Mrs. F. C. Hall. Violete:-1, MT. H. B. L. Dow biggin; 2, Mr. R. E. Macdougall.

the energetic Hon. Secretary, work to increase the interest in the ed very hard and their efforts were Society-one point I shall put for- apparent in the efficiency of the ward will be the advisability of arrangements. The Committee was holding the Show early in February as follows: "Messrs. G. E... thereby hoping to beat the rain

Choo Po Sien, H. Greep

and fogs. This may mean earlier Kom Tong, H. B. L. Dowbig-planting of seeds in some cases, but gio, F. A. Perry, J. A Plummer, I think it is worthy of trial. J. P. Robinson, Mrs. Dyer; Mr. E. B. C. Hornell (Hoa. Secretary), and Mr. A. Pierry (Hon. Treasurer.

The judges were Open Pot Plants: Mr. H. Green and Mrs. G. E. Aubrey.

Peak Pot Plants: Mr. L. Gibbs and Mr. Caos Pa Sien

Open Vegetables: Mr. JA

A.

Plummer and Mr. F. A. Perry..

Peak Vegetables; Mr. L. Gibbs

Before asking Lady Clementi to present the prizes, I would like to thank Mr. Green for arranging the wonderful exhibit you are in this Hall from the Botanic Garden. he illustration of the life history of a China Fir is very interesting--

Stocks: 1, Mr. J. A. Plummer: 2, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.

Primula-1, Mr. Allan Cameron. Annuals, Perennials and/or any plants Mr. J. A. Plummer; 2, Mr. L. S. Greenhill. VEGETABLES, OPEN (EXCEPT

́ ́ PEAK ́· · AND CHINESE

and also to congratulate Mr. B. A MARKET GARDENERS Nicholson, on his excellent exhibits

Collection of vegetables (not less

and express our regret that through than 8 varieties): Hong Kong ill health be cannot be with us this! Club.

and Mr. G. M. Shaw. Mrs. Af afternoon, especially as this willi

Open Cut Flowers: Murdoch and Mr. E. L. Sim,

Peak Cut Flowers: Mr. H. Green and, Mr. J. P. Robinson.".

General Exhibits: Mr. H. B. L. Dowbigging Mr. E. L Sim and Mr G. E. Aubrey

Table Decorations: The

Tha Com

mittee,

Cabbages:-1, Hong Kong Club;

be his last Show. He has been a Mr. G. M, Shaw, staunch supporter of the Society

for years past. (Applause.)

Bavoy Cabbages:-1, Mr. G. M. Bhaw 20 Hong Kong Clua

Cauliflowers or Broccoli:-}}Mr. Lady Clementi then distributed. Shaw; 2, Kowloon Cricket the prizes.

Club

Miss Nancy Hornell presented

Lettuces (cabbage varieties)-1,

her Ladyship with a beautiful Shek O Club; 2, Mrs. Ho Fook. bouquet of flowers, and the pro- Lettuces (cos varietits) :—-1, Consors: Mr. J. P. Robinson and ceedings terminated with cheers for Hong Kong Club; 4, Kowloon Mr. Ho Kom Tong

Cricket Club Lady Clementi

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Table Decoration:-1, Mrs. Aubrey; 9, Mrs. Hegarty 3, Miss Peggy Bird highly commended, Mra Black.

Cut Flowers grown by exhibitor: −1, MI. R. A. Nicholson.

Bulbs (excluding Narcisus. Tazet- |-- | ta) :—1, Mr. J. A. Plummer. Cactus Dahlias:-1, Mr. R. A. Annuals or plants grown from Nicholson;, Lady Ho Tung; high-seed the same-season" (excluding

| Nasturtium) :-1, Mra. Ho Fook.

kind or variety grown from seed Flowering plaats of the same

new to the Colony and/or not in- Mrs Dyer

Mr. R. A. Nicholson; 2 Lady He Dahlias other than Cactus-1;

Tung

Mignonette:1, Mrs. R. M. Dyer. Nasturtium: Mr. R A. Nicholson; 2, Lady-Ho Tung.

Pansies, Mr. R. A. Nicholson. Violets:-1, Kowloon Cricket Club,

PEAK GARDENS ONLY.→

distinct Cut Flowers (of " 8) kinds), Mr. J. A Flummer; 2, Mrs. Murdock.

Sweet Peas:-1, Mrs. Murdoch. Antirrhinum:-1, Mr. M.

Dyer.

Mignonette:-1, Mr. W. HL Bell. Nasturtium Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2, Mrs. Murdoch.

Violets-1, Matilda Hospital;

2, Mrs. F. C. Hall

(Continued en next columa).

eluded in the Society's Hat:-1,

AMATEUR CUPS. Vegetables:-Mr. A W. Charity. Plants:-Mrs. Westlake.

CHALLENGE CUPS.

Pot Plants, Open-Mrs. Ho Fook (cineraria).

Pot Plants, Peak -Mr. J. A.. Plummer (stocks).

Vegetables, Open: - Lady Ho Tong (onions).

Vegetables, Peak:-Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard (celery).

Cut Flowers, Open-Mr. R. A. Nicholson (roses).

Cut Flowers, Peak:-Mr. J. A Plummer (pansies).

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MANYELLOUS ·"YOW" <MALM

charged with larceny of the leather,

but this have to be modified as the. accused was merely an accessory. before or after, the fact. The co ber

YOUTH LEFT TO FACE THE cused was sent with another man

MUBIC

STATEMENT IN COURT,

Before Major C. Willson at the Central Magistracy yesterday, two Chinese were charged with the theft of $480 worth of leather from a shop at Yaumati. One was charged with receiving, and the other with aiding and abetting.

to take delivery of the leather Afterwards, on the way back they went to Mr. d'Almada's client and disposed of the leather. Then the older man decamped with the pro- ceeds leaving the youth behind to face the music

His Worship said the accused could be charged with aiding and abetting the other man ver

Mr. La: Yes, something like that. Mr. Lo asked that the youth be The Magistrate fixed. 2.30 p.m., an remanded in police custody for 24 Tuesday next," and allowed bail in hours to give the police and himself the sum of $250

time to interview the youth. There - Later, Mr. M. K. Lo vho is to was a possibility of the youth being

proserate said that a youth arrest- } used as a Crown witness. * ed in connection with the case was The application was granted.