The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-29

exhibits, hrst and second prizes being
taken BY K,iH6ra, o. Hto and the
third by Hamoyama, also Of Hilo.
-FOUR Entet IIf1Iscts nlocms
Glass ~. Beat grown pot plant, any
variety. There were i've entfants,
prises being won-by Mgs George Rich
ardson, ,of Hilo, frat; 20. Fisher, Of
Keaau, second and +. Eepchi, of Kat
wiki, third.
Glass rs; Best exhibit Of hibiscus
blooms. This wasS ia spfstty display
the -four entrants sPuttiAg N Ane
lW. O. NOR, Papaikou first; L.. A.
NOR, Papaikou, second; and NJ. ship.
man, third.
Class 10; Best. collection Of Dahlia
blooms. Here there were eight com:
petitors and the display was e{eeliehtI
The prize winners were Harry Hapai,
Hilo, first; N. Shipmap, second; and
Mrs. G. =. Wright, third.
Classes 20, 81, 20, 2S and "a were
without entrants.
Class %: Six blooms Of hibiscus.
There were four entrants. The prizes
were awarded as follows, VIM. w. q.
NOR, Papaikou, first; Mrs. II. +. Fish
or, Keaau, second; L. A. NOR, Papai.
i kou, third.
Glass 20: Best basket Of hibiscus
blooms, shown with own foliage only.
! Two ehtrpnts only, L. A. Moir and
i William W. @. Moif, Of Phphikou,
prizes being awarded in that order.
i Glass "a; Best six plants caladinm;
i Meflyn Forbes, of waiskea, was the
only exhibitor in this class, putting In
. pretty collection. .'a,. @
Other Plants sz f..aat
Class Is: Best one plant caladium
There were three eompetitors In thia
collection, but Merlyn Forbes also took
FIRST prize, though the plant exhibited
by Mrs. @. y. Wright, which sgnined
second prize, was also q very fine one,
| Class 20: Collection of cut garden
flowers: There were five exhibitors
land the display was very beautiful, er.
eellent taste being shown in the ar
rangement Of the flowers: DR.. %. j.
STOW gai6ed first prize; Mrs. English,
second; and Mrs A. Ruddle, third.
J! Glass 30; Best hand bouquet Of cut
flowers. There were two exhibitors
Mrs. o. Il. English was given first
prize and A.rs. B. B. Shipman second,
Glasses 81 and 80 had no exhibits.
Glass 3S: Window box filed with
flowers In bloom. There was only one
exhibit, very prettily arranged, and
shown by Mrs. D. Forbes. IVA
Glass "a: Best three pots of basalms
in bloom. Here, too there was only
one exhibit, also by Mrs. d. Forbes
Class 50; Best collection Of wild
berries, to be shown on branches Al
grown. No exhibits. " n.
Class 80: Best hand bouquet wild
flowers. One entry, Miss Betty Forb
4 es. u. .'-tn7s.a ~ w. b.. 40 t5
Glass 81: Best hand bouquet of wild
grasses. There were two entries, Miss
Blodwen Forbes and Miss Betty Fofb'
es, prizes bang awarded in that or.
der. 5f& Hah TG& f,4% s., ~
4 Glass SO: Best model flower garden
Here there was very pretty display
by Merlyn Forbes and Alhster Forbes
the former being given first and the
latter second prize. ai. T.. x
Class 80: Best pot of hydrangeas
One entry, H.aC. shipman, 0laa. -,
Class 90: Collection Of pot palms
In this class there were twenty exhibits
and the showing was splendid one
Most of the exhibits were by Mr.. a.
G. Shipman, Of Hilo, who secured first
prize, but the palms shown by Mrs
=. N. Holmes were also excellent, get.
ting second prize! Rage. T
Glass Al: Best model of Japanese
garden not exceeding in size 4'x A.
No entries.
Under the heading of 4" Miscellane
Gus, there was q fine exhibit of orna,
mental plants shown by the Hilo Ho
tel, hut not for competition, taking
IA special prize, while J. Hay Wilson
of Papaaloa, was awarded a special
prize for freak leaves, The Waiakea
Mill Company was awarded q special
prize for stool Of mature cane, and
the Hamakua Mill Company secured .
Especial prize for the variety of cane
entered. .t"' ... - ,
Section -f'-Agricuitural Implements
This section was not so Bell repre-
scented as =, might have been. There
were only eight entries in the entire
section, with its four clssses, and these
were mainly imported implements. ~
4 Glass /: Best exhibit of any labor
saving device for cultivation or trans
portation Of cane, made by the ex
hibitor. Nc exhibits.
Class 2: Best exhibit Of any labor
saving device for cultivation, transp0r,
tati0n or manufacture Of any Of our
island products, made by the exhibitor
There was only one exhibit, poi
mixer, placed on display by the HilC
Boarding school z y Hs7tss'It& b
Glass: Best pillow for heavy plowinp
or breaking up the soil prior to cult
walton of crop. Two entrants. First
prize was awarded to H. Hackfeld a
Go. for the Spalding deep filing ma
chine, and second prize went 10 sFheo
4 II! Davies Go. for dthel Emerson deer
furrow plow. '..t.ls-'-. .,s.-~. ''' =
Glass 4: Best light pillow for cultiya
ton of cane or other crops. Theo. II
Davies & Co. and H, Hackfeld 4 Co
both exhibited the John Deere light
pillow, securing first prize; second prize
was taken by the Avery light pillow.
Glass 5: Best type of light cult
Vator for cane or other crops Hornef 4
cultiyator was placed first; the Planter
Junior cultiyatof, second, and the
Hakalau plow, third. :
Section 'E'-Mannfa ctursd Products
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