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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1928.
HONG KONG HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY'S SHOW!
VERY GOOD QUALITY AND FAIR NUMBER OF EXHIBITS.
FULL LIST OF AWARDS.
We may congratulate ourselves that this show has been a accese. Although the exhibits are not so many as in times past, what is lacking in numbers has been made up for by the very high standard of the exhibits." This was the comment made by the President of the Hong Kong Horticultural Society on the dcension of the annual flower and vegetable show yesterday.
The President's claim was very well justified, as all who visited the Show were agreed. The weather has not been too kind to horticulturists and one wondered how they had managed to pro duce such excellent results. The Show ras certainly a success looked at from the standpoints of attendance and quality of exhibits..
j
As usual the exhibits were staged in specially erected matsheds at Volunteer Headquarters, and they made a very effective blaze of colour...
During the afternoon, H.E., the Governor (Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G.) and Lady Clementi visited the Shaw and her Ladyship presented the prizes and 'trophies to the successful exhibitors as five o'clock. During the afternoon the hand' of the 2nd King's Own Scottish Borderers played an excellent programme of music. under the baton of Mr. W. H. Fitz-Earle. "A.R.C.M. (Bandmaster).
At the prize distribution, the President angounced that there had been an increase in membership of the Society, but he appealed for stil further members.
A departure was made from the custom of past years in the matter of the date of the show. It has frequently happened that a long series of depressing fogs, and un- ess days has epoiled much of the earlier work on flowers and vege tabies, and in view of this it was! decided to hoki the show earlier this year. The result wue at: that could be desired. Yesterday proved a warm day, with plenty of sun shine and a large mumber of visi tors, were present between the hours cf3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Further, the exhibits were of a very high stan- dard, the flowers, and plants being particularly pleasing..
It was disappointing that the entries should have dropped so much as compared with previous shows, but this was perhaps com- pensated for by
standard the reached. The judges had no casy Laak in making their final selections, so keen was competition in all Eections.
There were over 200 exhibite from the Peak, and about 175 from other districts in the pot plant section, while there was about an equal number of vegetables. Entries for cut flower section from the Lower Levels.
were disappointing, but sweet peas from the Peak were noticeable for their splendid quality..
Trophies Won,
THE AWARDS.
Challenge Cupa.
Cut Flowers, Open-Mrs. R. M. Dyer (antirrhinium).
Cut Flowers, Peak. Mr. E. L. Sim (rodes).".
Pot Plants, Open-Mr. Andrew Tse (primula).
Pat Plants, Peak.-Mrs. F. C. Hall (earnations)."
Vegetables, Open-is. D. Hoare (tomatoes),
Vegetables, Peak-Mr. R. E. Macdougal (savoy cabbages).
Championship Cups, Pot Plants, Open-Mrs. Ha Kom Tong."
Pot Plants, Peak.-Mrs. F. C. Hall.
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Vegetables, Open-Hong Kong
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Vegetables. Peak.-Mr. F. C. Hall
Plants In Pots.
OPEN TO ALL EXCEPT PEAK GARDENS AND CHINESE MARKET GARDENERS. Marguerite.-1, Kowloon Cricket Club, 2, Mr. Choo Po Sien.
Nasturtium (Tall varieties)-1, Kowloon Cricket Club; 2, Mr. Chon Po Scer."
Salvia Mrs. Ho Kom Tong; 2, Mr. J. H. Taggart.
Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season (excluding) nasturtiums).-1. Mrs Ho Kom Tong: Mrs. Ho Fock; highly commended; Mr. Andrew Tse.
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Dablias-1, Hon. Mr. D. G. M Bernard; 2, Mrs. F. C. HE
Begonia.-1, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.
Heliotrope-1, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard; 3. Mr. T. E. Pearce. Geraniums-1. Mr. L. J. Davies; 2, Mrs. F. C. Hall: highly com- mended, Mr. W. H. Belk
Cineraria.-. Mrs. F. C. Hall. Petonia, Mr. R. E. Mne- dougal.
1
Bernard. Linaria (Tall variolice)-1, Mrs. F. C. Hall: 2. Hon. Mr. D. G.
he expressed thanks to His Excel-seed the same season and not in-, lenvy for the interest he took included in Classes 1 to 3 or 8 to 02.- the welfare of the Horticultural 1, Mr. Andrew Tse; 2, Mrs. Ho Society. He also thanked Sir Cecil Kem Tong. for attending the show.
ex-
Arums-1, Mr. Chon Po Sien; 2, U.S.R.C.
Antirrhinum-, Mr. Ho Kom
Tong.
1
Club; Mr. J. H. Taggart.
Bengonia Kowloon Cricket Geraniums-1, Mrs. Ho Kom Tong: 2 Mrs. Ho Fook.
Roses-No Award.
Verbena.-1. Mr. L. S. Green- hili: 2, Mrs. F. C. Hall.
Delphinium and/or Laakspan
1. Hon. Mr D. G. M. Bernard; 2, The Matilda Hospital.
Phlox Drummondii.-1, Mrs F. C. Hall: 2, Mr. E. L Sim; highly commended. Peak Club.
Freesin. Mr. W. H. Bel; 2. the Matilda Hospital.
Nasturtiums (dwarf varieties). 2,1, Mr. L. J. Davies; 2, Mr. W. H.
Thanks Expressed. Continuing, the President pressed thanks to Lady" Clementi tor kindly undertaking to present the prizer: and thanked all who had helped to make the show a Sucris, Lt. Col. Bird and officers of the Volunteer Defence Corps for the use of the Drill Hall Parade Ground; those who had generously contributed to the prize tand; the judges and exhibitors; and all who had helped in the vari ous details, cepecially the ladier who had undertaken the rather dull task of filling in the prize cards: Verbena-1, Mr. Chou. Po Sien: namely, Mrs. Hall, Miss Welis, Mies, Mrs. Ho Fook.
and
Dahlias, Mrs. Ho Fook; Lady Ho Tune.
Heliotrope.-1. Mrs. Ho Fook; Mrs. Ho Kem Tong..
Petunia-1, Mrs. Ho Fook; 2. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong
Robiusen and Miss The: also the Linaria (Tall varieties)-1, Mrs. joint Hon. Secretaries. Mr. Plumn- Ho Kom Tong.
iner, a son of a part President, and
Mr. Andrew Tse, who had worked Cineraria-1, Mrs. Ho Fook; very hard to make the show a suc-ghly commended, Mrs. Ho Kom
Tong. cass, and had proved most worthy successors to their late Hon. Secre- Delphinium and/or Larkspur tay Mr. EBC Hornell, whom 1. Mr. Choa Po Sien; 2, Mrs. R. M. they also thanked for the very Dyer. valuable assistance he had been to them. (Applause.)
Freesia.- Mrs. Ho Fook.
Phlox Drummondii.-1, Mrs. Ho Kom Toax:2, Lady Ho Tung.
Roses.-1, Mr. J. H. Taggart
Shaw.
A Success. "We
may congratulate
our- elves," said the President, " "that this show has been a success. (Ap-highly commended, Mr. G. M. plause.) Although the exhibits are not so numerous as in times past. what they lack in numbers, they make up for in very high standard, and the weather, also has not been too good,"
Dianthus. excluding Zarnation, Picotee and Sweet William.-1. U.S.R.C.
Carnations and/or Picotees~1, Mr. Ho Kom Tong; 2 Lady Ho Fook. Tung; highly commended, Mrs. Ho
Maiden Hair Feras.-1, Lady Ho
A new feature of the show was the award of Championship cups on the basis of points obtained (3 for a first, for a second and 1 for highly commended). Mrs. F. C. Ha wen championship cups for the Peak classes in pot plants and vegetables, and also won the Chaled on a vital inatter to the Society Continuing, the President touch- lenge Cup for pot plants, Peak the matter of membership. He Master Robin Hall won the first was glad to be able to report tha: Tang. prize for a basket of flowers eet by largely as a result of the appeal children of ten years of age and made by Major Dowbiggin at the 1, Mrs. Ho Kom Tong; highly Ferns, excluding Maiden Hair:-- last annual general meeting, there had been a welcome addition to the commended, Mr. L. Gibbs... membership of the Society," but deepite, that, the membership was Ho Kom Tong.
Asparagus Plumosus-1, Mrs. not what it out to be in a Society like their' which had been in existence, dpd had been of much use, for a number of years. He therefore, asked alt members to recruit new members.
under.
Mrs. Ho Kom Tong von the championship cup for pot plants, open, and the Hong Kong Club gained the trophy for vegetables, open. Particulars of other trophies won will be found in the full prize list, given below.
Tea was carved during the after noon by Messrs. Lane, Crawford, Ltd.
Outstanding Exhibits.
The President announced that Mre. Dyer had very kindly offered The cut flower from the Peak to sell the cut flowers she had ex appealed "particularly, the sweet hibited, for the benefit of the Peas being particularly good. Roses Society, and Mr. Ho Kom Tong were good, and the display of had also exprcesed his willingness naturtiums, both cut, and in pot, to tell the sweet peas he had die were meet pleasing. The puasies played. This would take place im- were another class of exhibits which mediately alter the prize distribu
attracted a great deal of attention tion: and the funds of the Society
and admiration from all visitors.
Vegetables were of very "high quality, and in this connection ex haite from the Lai Chi Kok prison gardens were very much comanend- ed, notably the tomatoes.
The Hong Kong Club exhibits were also Highly praised.
Begonias wero another admirable feature while it was difficult to decide which of the table decora tions deserved the awards. All were very well done.
would benefit. (Applause.)
The President then asked Lady Clementi to distribute the prizes and trophies.
Afterwards, "The President asked Lady Clementi' to accept a smal souvenir as a token of the esteem in which the Society held her." (The gift was a travelling clock).
Tong.
Mignonette.-1, Mra Ho Kom
Bell,
but excluding Carnation, Pivotee. Dianthus (including hybrids and Sweet William).-1. Mr. F. S. Harrison; 2, Mr. W. H. Bell; high ly commended, Mrs. F. C. Hall.
Carnations and/or Picotees-1, Mr. F. C. Hall; 4, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.
Maiden Hair Ferna-1, Mrs. M. M. Murray.
Feras excluding Maiden Hair. No Award.
Asparagus Plumosis-1, Mrs Hayley Bell.
Mignonette.-1, Mr. L. J. Davies: 2, Mrs. F. C. Hall
French Marigold, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.
African Marigolds-No. Award Pansies and/or Violas-1, Mr. H. L Dennys; 2, Mr. R. E. Mae dougal.
Violets, Mr. W. H. Bell; 2, Mr. R. E. Macdonga.
T. E. Pearce
Stocks.-1, Mr. E. L. Sim; 2. Mr.
Primula-1, Mr. T E. Pearce Annuals, Perenials and/or any plants-1, Mr. E. L. Sim, Mr. L. S. Greenhil
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Vegetables.
OPEN TO ALL, EXCEPT PEAK GARDENS AND CHINESE MARKET GARDENERS. Collection of
Brussels Sprouts.1, Mr. L J.. Davies: 2, Mrs. Harley Belt.
Kohl Rabi-1, Mrs. F. C. Hall: 2. J. Davies.
Turnips-1, Mr. L. J. Davies; 2, Mr. W. H. Bell,
Carrots-1, Matilda Hospital; 2, Mr. R. E. Macdougal -
Parsning Mrs. R. M. Dyer: 2, Mr. H, L. Dennys
Onions. No Award. Mr. R. E. Macdougal
Leeks.-1. Mrs F. C. Hall; 2,
Potatoes MC. E. H Beavis; 2, Matilda Hospital.
Radishes-1, Mr. W. H. Bel; 2, Mr. H. L. Dennys.
Beeta-1. Mr. Allan Cameron; 2, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard.
Celery. Mr. W. H. Boll: 2 Mr. H. B. L. Dawbiggin.
Tomatoes.-1, Mr. W. H. Bell; 2, Mr. R. E. Macdougal.
Pens.-1, Sir Robert Ho Tung; 2, Mr. Alan Cameron.
French Beans-1, Mr. F. 8. Harrison; 9, Mra F. O. Hall
Vegetable Marrows.-1, Mr. T. E. Pearee; 2, Mr. Allan Cameron.
Cut Flowers. OPEN TO ALL EXCEPT PEAK GARDENS AND CHINESE MARKET, GARDENERS.
Cut Flowers of not less than 6 distinct kinds.-1, Mr. D. Hoare: , Ende Hà Tung
Sweet Peas.-1, Mr. A. H. Comp. ton; 2, Mrs. Ho Kom Tong.
Antirrhinum.1, MR. M. Dyer; 2 Mrs. Ho Kom Tong Hoare
Red or Pink Roses.-1, Mrs. D. White or
Yellow Award
Roses-No Roses any Colour.-1. U.S.R.C. Carnations and/or Picotees.!, Lady Ho Tung; %, Mrs. R. M Dyer..
Cactus Dahlin-1, Mrs. Ho Fook; 2, Lady Ho Tung.
Dahlias other than Cactus.-1, Lady Ho Tung; 2, Mr. Choa Po Sien.
Mignonette, Mre. Ho Kom
Tong..
Nasturtium (not less than 4 dis- tinet-colours).-1, Mr. J. H. Tag- sart; 2, Mr. R. M. Dyer.
Mr. J. IL Taggart.
Pansies-1, Mr. Andrew Tse; 2,
Violets-1, Mr. J. H. Taggart: 2, Kowloon Cricket Club.
:
PEAK GARDENS ONLY.
hill; highly commended, Mr. E. L. Cut Flowers of 6 distinct kinds.- Vegetables-1.1. Mrs. Aubrey; 2, Mr. L. 8. Green-
Hong Kong Club; highly commend ed, Mr. J. W. Franks.
Cabbages-1, Hong Kong Club; 2. Mr. J. W.. Franks.
Savoy Cabbages.-1, Mr. J. W. Frenks 2, Hong Kong Club. French Marigolda-1. Mrs. HG. M. Shaw; 2, Hong Kong Club; Cauliflowers or Broccoli.-1. Mr. Kom Tong: Mrs. Ho Fook; high highly commended, Mr. Andrew ly commended Mr. G. M. Shaw.
African Marigold.-No Award.
Highly commended, Mrs. Ho Kom Nasturtium (dwarf varieties).— Tong.
Andrew Tsc; Mrs. Ho Fook; Pansies and/or Violas-1. Mr. highly commended, Mrs. Ho Kom
Tong
Violets.-1. Mr. Choa. Po Sien
Tse.
Lettuces (cabbage varieties).—1, Hong Kong Club.
Lettuces (cos varieties),-1, Hong Kong Club
Endive,No Award
Lady Ho Tung.
Brussels Sprouts.-No Award. Kohl Rabi.-1, Mr. Ho Leung'; 2,
Mr. G. M. Shaw; highly commend Turnips.-, Hong Kong Club. Carrots.-1, Hong Kong Club; 2,
2, U.S.R.C.; highly commended. Mr. J. H. Taggart.
Stock 1, Mr Ho Kom Tong, highly commended, Mr. Ho Fook.
Primula-1, Mr. Andrew Tse; Mrs. Ho Kom Tong.
Annuals, perennials and/or any plants-1, Mr. Andrew Tse; 2. Ars. He Kom Torg; highly com- mended, Mra Ho Fook.
ed, Mr. W. Old.
Lady Ho Tung. Parsnips, Hong Kong Club;
Mr. G. M. Staw.
Unions-1, Lady Ho Tung; 2
Leaks-1, Hong Kong Club; 2, Mr. W. Olá.
Beets, Mr. A. W. Charity; 2, Hong Kong Clau
Celery-1, Mr. Andrew Tse; Lady Ho Tùng.
Potatoca, Hong Kong Club; 2. Mr. W. Old.
Radishes-1, Mr. G. M. Shaw; 2, Hong Kong Club.
'PEAK GARDENS ONLY. Marguerite (Chrysanthemum frute ccus),-1, Mrs. F. C. Har 2, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggir; highly com-
ended, Sir Robert Ho Tung. Tomatoes, Mrs. D. Hoare; 2, Nasturtium (Talk varieties)-1, Mr. J. W. Franks; highly com Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2, Mr. F. 8. Hamended, Hong Kong Chub risou.
Peas- Lady Ho Tung; 2, Hong Club. ....
JUDCES AND OFFICIALS.
The following were the judges for An interesting exhibit, not for the show-Pot Plants (Open) Mr. competition, who the magalicent H. B. Dowbiggin and Mr. F. display of flowers and vegetables A Perry: Pot Plants (Peak) Mr. staged by Mr. Ho Kom Tong, which J. P. Robinson and Mr. H. Green: drew general admiration.
Vegetables (Open) Mr. F. C. Hall and Mr. F. A. Perry; Vegetables (Penk), Col T A. Robertson and Mr. L. Gibbs, Cut Flowers (Open), Saivia. 1, Sir Robert Ho Tung: Mr. H. B. Dowbiggin and Mr. 2, Mr. T. E Peares C. E. H. Beavis; Cat Flowers- (Peak), Mr. H. Green and Mr. J. Annuals or plants raised from Robinson: General Exhibits, seed the same season (excluding There was a good attendance Mr. L. Gibbs and Mr. C. E. H. Nasturtiums)-1, Mr. W H. Be at the prize dietribution. Lady Beavis; Censure Mr. Ho Kom 2, Mr. T E. Pearce; highly.com- Clementi distributed the awards. Tong and Mrs Aubrey
mended, Peak Club. M. CE H Beavis (President
THE PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.
PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS,
The following officials, of the Horticultural Sority, amisted in
Annuals or plants raised from reed the same season and not in
65,-1, Peak Club; 2, Mr. R. E Macdougal.
Arums-1, Mr. A. Cameron; 2,
of the Society) presided, and there were also present H.E. the Gover the organisation:-Mr. C. E. Hcluded in classes 37 to 39 or 42 to bor (Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G.), Beavis (President), Mr. FC. Hall, Major H. B. L Dowbiggin, Sir Mrs. Aubrey, Mrn Dyer, Mr. E. B. Robert Ho Tung, the Hon. Bir Show. Hornell, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbig Son Chow, Cant. Whyte (A.D.C.). gin, Mr. Great Mr. J. P. Mr. J. A. H. Plummer and Mr. A. Robinson and Mr. F. A Perry Tee (Joint Hon. Secretaries) and (members of the Committee), Mr. Mr. E. B. C. Hornell (a former A. H. Plummer and Mr. Andrew Hon. Secretary).
Tea (Joint Hon. Secretaries), also The President-welcomed all pre-Mrs. FC Hall, Miss Fobinson sent, and on behalf of the Society Miss Wella, Miss Tse and others.
French Beans:-1,Hong Kong Club; 2, Mr. G. M. Shaw.
Vegetable Marrows-1, Mr. W. Old
Sim.
Sweet Peas-1, Dr. J.. H. San- ders; 2; Peak Club; highly com mended. Mr. L. J. Davies.
Antirrhinum.-1, Mr. 7. E. Pearce; 2, Mrs. F. C. Hall L. Sim.
Red or Pink Roses,-1, Mr. E.
White Award...
or
Yellow Box-No Roacs any calour.-1, Mr. E. L. Sim.
Carnations and/or Picotees-3, Mra. F. C. Hall
Cactus Dahling-No Award Dahlias other than Cactus-No Award
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distinct colours). Mr. W. H. Mignonette-1, Mrs. F. C., Hall. Nasturtium (not less than
Bell; 2, Matida Hospital; highly commended, Peak Club.
PAASICS, ME L. Sim; · 2, Mr. H. L. Dennys; highly com mended, Mrs. R. M. Dyer.
Violets-1, Peak Club; Mr. F. C. Hall
General Exhibits."
OPEN TO ALL Cut Roses-1, Mr. E. L. Sim; 2, Mr. D. Hoare.
Cut Flowers (to be judged for de corative effect)-1, Mrs. Aubrey; 2, Mr. C. B. Brown. ·
Basket of Cut Flowers for chil dren between the ages of 11 and 15 set up by the exhibitor without aid.
No Award
Basket of Cut Flowers for chil dren aged 10 years and under, set: up by the exhibitor without aid- 1, Master Robin Hall; 2 Master R. Compton,
PEAK GARDENS ONLY.
Table Decoration, Mrs. Comp Collection of vegetables.-1, Mrs. ton; 2, Mra Aubrey; 3, Mina Wil- EL Hall; 2-M-T-E-Pearce.300
Cabbages.1, Mr. L. S.. Green- Display of Cat Flowers grown by. hill; Hon. Mr. D. G. M. exhibitor-1, Mis. D. Hoora Bernard."
Group of Bulbs (excluding Nar cisue Tazetta), -No Award,
Savoy Cabbages-1. Mr. R. E, Macdougal; 9, Mrs. R. M. Dyer. Hon. Mr. D. G. 31. Bernard; high Dennys: 2, Mr. T. E. Fenres.
Cauliflowers or Broccoli-1, Mr. ly commended, Mr. W. H. Bell.
Lettuces (cabbage varieties)-1, Hol; 2 Hot. Mr. D. G. M.
Mr. R. E. Macdougal; 2, Mr.., H. Antirrhinum-1, Mirs, F... CL. Dowbiggin
Lettuces
(cos...........varieties)—No Bernard highly commended, Mr. Award- R. E. Macdougal
Endive-1, Mr. F. C. Häl
Annuals or plants grown from Beed the same season (excluding nasturtium)-1, Mr Ho Kom Tong; 2, Mr. Andrew Tse.
Flowering plants of the zame kind or variety grown from seed, new to the Colony and/or not in cluded in the Society's llet. of flowering plaats-1, Mrs. Aubrey.
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