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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2750, 27 February 1890, Page 4

NoticesBy Mr John H. Mandeno, For best Bouquet of Field or Wild Flowers, variety and arrangement to be the test of excellence ... 0 5 0 By Mr John Sharp, 'For beet 12 Ce'lini Apples: 12 Fruit Trees, value 0 12 0 For best collection of Apples (amateurs only): Six Hybrid Rhododendrons, value ... 1 1 0 By Mr J. S. Bond, For best fample Waikato f o , KT r n _._ ExtractedWy \™*£* By Me James Keejley, For best 3 varieties of Apples of Jonathan, Adam's I Pearmain, and Orange i Pearmain, 4 of each: Fruit or Other Trees to the value of 0 10 0 > By MeC. A. Ogle, i For best Hand Bouquet: Box of Perfume, value ... 0 7 6 By Waikato Farmers' Club, ~. For best home-made articles ! as under, competitors to state (under cover) the brand of the flour used, I and the name of the miller—viz., 1 Homemade Loaf, weight not ) under 21bs; 2 Scones; 2 i Plain Currant Buns, ! similar to those known as "hot cross buns;" 2 Sponge Cakes: First prize 15 0 i Second prize 0 17 6 I Third prize 0 10 0 Fourth prize 0 7 6 For best 41b Loaf, competitors ! to state (under cover) i the brand of flour used, and the name of the i miller: First prize ... 012 6 i Second prize 0 7 6 By Messrs W. J. Hdrst and Co. For best Bushel of Potato ) Oats: 1 cwt of Fison's Turnip Fertiliser, value 0 10 6 ) For best Bushel Black Oats : £ cwt of Fison's Horticultural Fertiliser, value 0 7 0 ) For best Bushel Sparrowbill Oats : \ cwt of Fison's Gaiden Fertiliser value 0 7 0 > By Mr M. V. Hurley, per Mr W. J. Thompson For best collection of grain )l (various), from any one farm : 101b. Samples 015 0 Second Prize 0 5 0 For best Sack Eating Potatoes 0 10 0 ) Second Prize ... ... 0 7 0 For heaviest Apple, any variety ... 0 3 0 By Messrs Wingate, Burns and Co., 5 per Mr W. J. Thompson, For best half-dozen Bottled Fruits, varieties, a Lamp, ) value 0 15 0 By Mr R. Reynolds, For best 12 Pond's Seedling Plums 0 5 0 ) Second prize 0 2 6 ) For best gallo'i of pure Honey Beer ... ... ... 0 3 0 By Messrs W. S. Laurie and Co., per Mr Jas. Ryburu, ) Best colleotion of Farm Produce, 1 sack of "Lawes' ) Dissolved Bones," value 10 0 By Mr Thomas Welos, For best collection of Apples, ) 4 of each, ODen to allcomers, Office Clock, value 2 0 0 By Mr William North, 5 For best collection of Apples, 4of each 0 7 6 By Mr J. P. Vause, ) For best 21 b. Currant Cake (for girls under 15), a ) Fancy Fern Picture, 3 value 0 7 6 3 By Mr G-. Edgecumbe, For bsst collection of Peaches, 5 4of each 1 0 0 By Mr En. Lake, For best collection of Pears, 3 4of each 0 15 0 ) By Mr A. Kidd, For best Pot of Jam, made by girl under 15 years... 0 5 0 3 By Mr T. G- Sandes, 5 Second prize for above ... 0 2 6 3 N.B.—Offers of Special Prizes will be thankfully received by the Committee. Donors will kindly communicate with 0 GEO. EDGECUMBE, Hon. Sec., Hamilton; or 0 THOMAS GRESHAM, ', Hon. Sec. Show Committee, Te Awamutu. 23rd January, 1890. RULES FOR CONDUCT OF SHOW. 0 1. The exhibits to be arranged by a sub-committee of three, elected by the general committee. 0 2. All exhibits are to be labelled with a sealed envelope, the number of the exhibit outside, and the exhibitor's name 0 inside. 3. No one to act as judge in any class in which he may be an exhibitor. 4. Any protest must be made in writ--0 ing as soon as the awards are made known. 0 otherwise the decision of the judges shall K be final. 5. Prizes to be given in proportion to r . the income of the Society, and the schej dule to be published at least six weeks before thu time appointed for the show. 6. Non-subscribers may exhibit in any [g class on payment of 2s b'd, and be entitled j to free admission. 7- AH exhibits not claimed by the owners at the close of the show will be v- sold by auction, and the proceeds deroted 1 to the funds of the Association. 8. No exhibitor to be present while the awardß are being made. 9. No exhibit to be removed nntil the 6 close of the show. 6 10. The committee to receive and stage any exhibits forwarded to them (carriage p«id) by exhibitors who cannot attend personally. 0 11. No exhibitor to compete for more 0 than one prize in each class, with the same variety, and nothing to be shown unless it has been the bona fide property of the exhibitor for two months before 0 the show. Any exhibitor violating this 0 rule to be disqualified. 12. That the judges be empowered to withhold prizes from any class which may 0 be considered as unworthy of reward. 13. That competitors be required to 0 have the name of each specimen, as far as known, plainly written and attached to the same. 14. That the place of exhibition be 6 open the day previous to the show from 6 12 noon to 9 p.m. and on the following SR day to 9 a.m., for the reception of exhibits, after which no exhibit will be admitted, and the place to be closed by 10 o'clock. The Show to be opened to the public at 1 o'clock. 0 15. Tlie definition of the classes shall 0 be as follows : Class 1, All Comers ; Class 2, Amateurs; Class 3, Cottagers, Artisans, and Day Labourers. In Class 2, an Amateur shall be considered as one who only employs occasional assistance, 0 Class 3 shall be considered those who 0 cultivate their exhibits personally. 16. Exhibitors to give notice to the Secretary of the Show Committee eleven 0 days (Thursday, 6th March, 1S90), before the day of show of the classes and numbers they propose to compete in. NOTICE TO COMPETITORS AND 6 OTHERS. The fruit, vegetable, grain, root, flax, bread, cheese and butter exhibits of all 0 special prize winrers, and all special prizes not awarded or not claimed within seven days of Show will be the property of the Show Committee. n Copies of the Prize Schedule can b obtained froe of charge on application to (\ the following members of Committee :— Mr J. S. Bond, Cambridge; G. Edgecumbe Hamilton. „..» T. ORES ffAM, 0 Hou. Sμ. fihow OwßjjMttw.