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Patea Mail, 2 March 1882, Page 4

Public Announcements Pate a Flower Show. HE AUTUMN SHOW of the Patea Horticultural Society will be held in the Harmonic Hall, NEXT SATUEDAY, Comprising Pot Plants, Cut Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables; also Roots, Grain, Dairy Produce, &c. The date of Show is altered from March 2nd to the 4th, as the Harmonic Hall had been let (by mistake) for another purpose on the 2nd. It is hoped therefore that Saturday next will be found convenient to Exhibitors and the public. Pot Plants. PRIZES: Ist os, 2nd 2s 6d, except Special Prizes as slated Special in each case. Prizes. Geraniums, three varieties single Geraniums, two varieties double Geraniums, three tricolor Petunias, two varieties double Petunias, two varieties single Fuchsias, three varieties Balsams, three varieties, six months’ subscription to Patea Daily Mail Coxcombs, two varieties Musk, yellow Musk, red Begonias, three varieties foliage Begonias, two varieties flowering Collection of ferns, established Collection of conifers, not less than eight nor more than twelve Specimen plant in bloom Specimen plant, foliage Best flowering plant in the room Collection of plants flowering or foliage, Captain Wray’s prize ... 10 6 PRIZES: Ist ss, 2nd 2s 6d. Prizes. Asters, four varieties Zinnias, three varieties single Zinnias, three varieties double Carnations and picotees, six varieties Hollyhocks, four spikes Gladioli, four spikes Roses, six varieties Roses, three varieties, six months’ subscription to Patea Daily Mail Pansies, six varieties, Mr R, B, Pearce’s prize 10 0 Verbenas, six varieties Stocks, four varieties Antirrhinums, three varieties Dahlias, six varieties, Mr W. Dixon’s picture Dahlias, three varieties Phlox Drummundi, three varieties Hand bouquet, not more than six inches in diameter, Mr H. E. P. Adams’s prize 10 0 March 4th, Cut Flowers , Special