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Mrs M. Martin with her highly commended entry in the wood and/or stone section. A feature is the wooden bottle

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Tom Cooper, vice-president of the Nelson Horticultural Society, and the president, Bryan Douglas, and the Motueka president, Mrs Margaret Cederman, stand beside prize-winning entries

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Mrs R. Holland and Mrs C. Colquhoun admire some of the blooms

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The most outstanding floral art exhibit was "Winter Warmth" by Mrs J. Pryme

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Judges Jack Stalker and Bert Freeman confer about one of the daffodil entries

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A group of camellias receives high praise from Mr N. Large, one of the judges. With him are Mr R. Martin, a steward, and Mr M. R. Best, chief judge. Mr Large was impressed with the purity of form and colour of all entries in the show

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Mrs Lorraine Robinson, Trudy and Nicola and Mrs Lois Scholtes were among the many visitors to the show

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First prize in pleasures of wood and stone was won by Mrs J. Pryme with this entry

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Mesdames F. W. Quaife and G. E. Seymour of Wakefield admire daffodils in the national competition