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NOTHING LIKE THEM.

POVERTY BAY, HORTICULTURAL AND FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY. Simf3£B SHOW, y WEDNESDAY, December 10th, 1903.

SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITS. CLASS I. Pot Plants in Bloom. 1. Begonia, 1 var. 2. Cacti, best collection 3. Cactus, best plant 4* Fuchsia, single, 1 var.; 5. ; Fuchsia, single, 2 var. Fuchsia, double, 1 var. 7. Fuchsia, double, 2 var. 8. Gloxinia, I var. 9. Mimulus, 1 var. 10. Pelargonium, 1 var. 11, Pelargonium, 2 var. 12. Pelargonium, Zonal, single, 1 var 13, Pelargonium, Zonal single, 2 var 14* Pelargonium, Zonal, double, 1 va 15 i Pelargonium, Zonal, double, 2 va 17j Pelargon urn, Ivy-leaved, 2 var , 16. Pelargonium, Ivy-leaved, 1 var 18. Petunia, single, 1 var. i 19. Petunias, double, 1 var. 20? Primula, 1 var. 21. Best Pot Plant, 1 var. 22. Best Pot Plants, 4,var. Plants not necessarily in Bloom. 23. Begonia, ornamental foliage, 1 va 24. Begon as, 2 var. 25. Coleus, 1 var. 267 Fern, 1 var. 27, Ferns, 3 var. Fern, Maidenhair, best plant 2a. Fern, Maidenhair, 2 var. 30. Ferns, collection 31. ;Variegated Geranium, 1 var. 32. Ornamental Foliage Plants, 1 va 33* Ornament. Asparagus, best plant 34. Musk, best plant 35. Palms, 2 var. 36. Palm, best plant 37~. Hanging, basket ornament., plants 38. Hanging Basket of Ferns 39". Best Pot Plant 40. Native Plant, in pot 417 Champion Pot Plant. 42. Best Collection Pot Plants 43. Best Plant not mentioned in Schedule. CLASS 11. Cut Flowers. 44. Antirrhinums, col. 45. Abutilon, col. 46. Cannas, col. 47. Carnations, 3 var. 48. Carnations, col. 497 Carnation, Maguerite, col. 50. Coreopsis, col. 51. Ericas, col. 52; Dianthus, col. ,53.. Columbines, col. i 547 Delphiniums, col 55. Foxgloves, col. 56. Fuchsias, 2 var. 57 3 Fuchsias* col. 58. Gaillardia, col.Gladioli, col. 59. Irises, col. 60. Godieta, col. i 61 Canterbury Bells, col. 62 Hollyhock, col. 63. Larkspur, col. • 64j Mimulus, col. 657 Ornamental Grasses, col. 66. Petunias, single, 2 var. 67. Petunias, double, 2 var. ! 68. Pansies,_ show, 3 var. ; 69. Pansies,’ fancy, 3 var. 70. Pansies, col. ,71- Phlox - , perennial, 2 var. 72. Phlox*. Drummondi, col. 73. Penstemmon, 2 var. 74. Penstemmon* col. 75. Poppies, col. i 76. Roses, Hybrid Perpetuals, 3 var. 77. Roses, Hybrid Perpetuals, 6 var. 78. Roses, Hybrid Perpetuals, col. ] 79. Tea Roses, 3 var. • .80. Tea Roses, 6 var. 81. Tea Roses, col. 82. Climbing Roses, 3 var. - ~ 83. Climbing Roses, col. 84. One Rose, any variety. 85. Pelargoniums, 2 var. 86. Pelargoniums, Zonal (Geranium) isthgle, 2 var. 87- ; Pelargoniums, Ivy-leaved, 2 var. 88. Pelargoniums, col. 89. Paeonies, 2 var. 90. Sunflowers, col. 91. Salpiglossis, col, 92. Sweet Williaml col. 93. Sweet Peas, col. 94. Ten-week Stocks, col. 95. Verbenas, col. 96. Collection of Cut Flowers (not to exceed 10 varieties)

97. Best Collection of Cut Flowers (not to exceed sin by din) 9S. Best Collection Annuals 99. Best Collection of Cut Flowers Bulbous Plants 100. Best Floral Design 101. Bouquet, Hand . • 102. Bouquet, Hand Shower 103 Bouquet, Table 104. Bouquet, Bridal Shower 105:. Buttonholes, 2 I. 100. Spray of Flowers 107,7 Best Dressed Epergne 108? Best Stand of Flowers 109., Basket of Flowers 110. Wreath 111. Table Decoration, 7in x din CLASS 111. | Fruit. 112. Apricots, best plate 113. Cherries, best plate 11-4. Currants, best plate 115. Gooseberries, best plate 116. Gooscberriet,. col. 117. Dewberries, best plate 11S. : Raspberries, best plate 119. S.ttawberries, best plate 120. Lemons, best half-dozen 121„ Oranges, best half-dozen 122. Plums, best plate 123. Best Collection of Fruit CLASS IV. Vegetables. 12d. ; Asparagus, bunch of 12 125/ Beet, Silver, 4 ataiks 1267 Beet, Long Red, 3. 127. Beet, Turnip-rooted, 3 128. Beans, broad, 12 pods 129. Beans, Kidney, 12 pods 130. Beans, Bueterwax, 12 pods 131. Beans, Runner, 12 pods 132. Carrots, Long, bunch of 6 133. Carrots, Short, bunch of 6 134 j Cucumbers, 2 135. Cabbage, White, for table, 3 136 a Cabbage, Heaviest', 1 137., Cabbage, Red, 2 13f£ Cauliflowers, 3 Lettuce, Cos.? 3 140. Lettuce) Cabbage, 3 141. Maize, best sample 142. Onions,- Spring 143; Onions, 6 144. Peas, 24 pods 145;. Peas, best col., 12 pods each 146~ Potatoes, Kidney, 6 147. Potatoes, other than Kidney, 6 , 148; Potatoes, best collection, not

less than 3 of each sort 113. Parsnips, bunch of 6 loth Best Table Vegetable Marrow 1517 Rhubarb, 6 sticks 152. Radishes, Long, 6 153* Radishes, Turnip, 6 154. Spinach, 3 heads 1557 .Turnips, 6

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Gisborne Times, Volume XII, Issue 1070, 11 December 1903, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Gisborne Times, Volume XII, Issue 1070, 11 December 1903, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Gisborne Times, Volume XII, Issue 1070, 11 December 1903, Page 4

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