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Prize List And Winners

At Rapp’k Flower Show

. Section A—Ro>m

Classes 1—6 Hybrid Tea, Specimen. >, - y '

1. White—No entries.

2. Pink—1st Mrs. J. G. Revercomb; 2nd Mrs. S. E. Henlng; 3rd Mrs. K. C. D. Knowles.

3. Red—3rd Mrs. L. J. Turner.

4. Yellow—2nd Mrs. J. G. Revercomb.

5. Blehded—2nd Mrs. K. C. D. Knowles; 3rd Mrs. J. G. Revercomb.

Class 6. Group of tea roses, one •variety. No entrie;.

Class 7. Specimen spray, Floribunda or Polyanthus, any color-1-' 3rd Mrs. K. C. D. Knowles, ' • #; Class 8. Collection of 3 or more nsprays, Floribunda or Polyanthus, all different—No entries. "

Class 9, Specimen, spray, Climbers, any variety—3rd Mrs. S. E. Hening. > • Section B—Dahlias r

Class 10. Specimen Large Decorative type, any color—1st Mrs. Harry Gallihugh; 2nd Mrs. J. G. Revercomb; 3rd Mrs. Gilbert Weakley.

Class ll. Specimen Pom-pom type, any color. Class could not be judged because specimen 'had not been disbudded.

Class 12. Specimen Cactus type any color—2nd Mrs.. J, G. Revercomb- ; v"~¥ : i: l' i’ J: .■ ■t. Class 18. Specimen growh-fromseed type, any color—1st Mrs.

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