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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3054, 11 February 1892, Page 3

Notices, PRIZE SCHEDULE For Exhibits at the Show of the WAIKATO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, To be held on THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, 1592, At the Public Hall, Cambridge, j. w. souter, Hon. Sec. Show Committee. Division A—POT PLANTS. pi.,,,,, s. d. 1. Fusohia3, collection... ... .1 0 2 ~ best specimen ... 3 0 3*. Coleus, best.3 30 4. Balsams, best 3 ... ••• ■} 0 5. Fenis, 3 established... ... .1 O 6. Pelargoniums, 3 varieties ... 3 0 7. Zonal Geraniums, 3 varieties, single ... ••• ■•■ 3 0 8. Zonal Geraniums, 3 varieties, double 3 0 9. Begonias, 3 varieties, foliage... 3 0 10. ~ •> flowering 3 0 11. Collection Pot Plants .../5 0 „ „ 2nd prize\ 2 6 Division B—POT PLANTS (Amateurs only). Same as foregoing. Division C—CUT FLOWERS. 1. Asters, 6 varieties ... ... 2 6 2. Zinnias, 6 varieties... ... 2 6 3. Carnations and Picotees, 6 varieties ... ... •■■ 2 6 4. Gladioli, 6 spikes ... ... \ 3 6 „ „ 2nd prize ... j 2 0 5. Roses, 3 varieties ... ... 2 6 6. Pansiess, best collection ... 2 6 7. Stocks, best collection ... 2 6 8. Antirrhinums, best collection 2 6 9. Pnlox Drummondi, collection 2 6 10. Dahlias, collection of 6 ... 2 6 11. „ ~ 12 ••• 3 6 12. „ champion collection, Mr J. Sharp's prize of 6 hybrid rhododendrons,value 21 0 13. Collection Cut Flowers, grown by exhibitor ... ••• 3 6 14. Bridal Bouquet ... ... 2 6 15. Hand Bouquet not exceeding 9in. diameter (hot-house flowers excluded) — Dr. Cheesman's prize, Valuable Electroplate Butter Cooler. Division D—CUT FLOWERS (Amateurs only) Classes 1 to 11, same as Division C. 12. Collection Dahlias ... ... f 5 0 it ~ second prize \ 2 6 13. Collection Cut Flowers ... 3 6

Division E—FRUIT. Apples—Mrs Gwynne's prize, £1 Is. 1. Champion—Culinary, (5 varieties, 4of each ... ... 10 6 2. Champion—Culinary, ties, 4of each ... ... 10 6 Mr Geo. Edgecumbe's Prize, £1 Is. 3. Champion—Dessert, 6 varieties, 4of each ... ... 10 6 4. Champion—Dessert, 12 varieties, 4of each ... ... 10 6 5. Apples, Champion Collection ; must be 80 exhibits of 4 apples each, of not less than 40 s-arieties and not more than 3 exhibits of any one variety—Firsteprize, Plate, presented by Mrs F.R. Ellis, value 100 0 Second prize, Umbrella Stand, presented by Thos. Wells, Esq., value 30 0 6. Apples—Four best varieties, 4 of each, suitable for export —Messrs W. S. Laurie and Co.'s prize, 1 Sack Manure 7. Apples—Best 12 Bismarcks— Messrs Gilmore, Younghus* band and Co.'s prize, 1 box their Ceylon Tea, value ... 11 3 8. Apples—Best 12 Cox's Orange Pippins — Messrs Gilmore, Youughusband and Co.'s prize, 51b. tin Planter's Choice Tea, value ... 10 0 9. Apples—l2Reinettedu Canada —Messi's Gilmore, XouugJiusband and Co.'s prize, 51b. tin Run Ruan Tea, value ... 10 0 10. Apples—Best 12 Ohinemuri —Messrs Gilmore, Younghusband and Co.'s prize, 51b. tin their India and China Blend of Tea, value ... 10 0 11. Apples—Best 12 Stone Pippin 12. Peaches, best 5 ... "... 2 6 13. „ collection... ... f4 6 ~ ~ second prizu (2 0 14. Pears, best 6 varieties, 4 of f each ... ... ...-! 3 6 ~ „ second prize \2 0 15. Pears, best collection ...15 0 ~ ~ ~ second prize I 2 6 16. Quinces, best 5 ... ... 2 6 17. Plums, cooking, 3 varieties, 6 of each... ... ... 2 6 IS. Plums, cooking, 6 varieties, 6 ( of each ]3 6 ~ „ second prize ( 2 0 19. Plums, dessert, 3 varieties, 6

of each ... ... ... 2 6 20. Plums, dessert, 6 varieties, 6 ( of each ... j 3 6 „ ~ second prize (2 0 21. Plums, collection of ... j 5 0 ~ ~ second prize (2 6 22. Plums, Japanese, collection of Mr G. J. Mann's prize of ... 10 0 23. Grapes (outdoor grown), 3 bunches—Mr P. LeQuesne's prize, 6 bottles Bon Accord Wine 24. Grapes (hot-house), 3 bunches 3 6 25. Water Melons, 3 ... ... 2 6 2b'. Rock Melon, 3 2 6 27. Tomatoes, 6 ... ... 2 6 28. Tomatoes, collection 4of each / 3 6 ~ „ second prize \ 2 0 Division F—FEU IT (Amateurs only), Classes 1 to s—Prizes, first 5s ; second 2s 6d, as Division E, but Classes 6 to 11 and 22 omitted Classes 12 to 21, and 25 to 28 same as Division E. Classes 23 and 24—Prize, 3s 6d each. Division G—VEGETABLES. 1. Peas, 50 pods ... ... 2 0 2. Broad Beans, 24 pods ... 2 0 3. Beans, Kidney, 24 pods ... 2 0 4. Celery, 3 sticks ... ... 2 0 5. Carrots, 6 ... ... ... 2 0 6. Turnips, 6... ... ... 2 0 7. Cucumbers, 2 ... ... 2 0 8. Cabbage, 3... ... ... 2 0 0. Cabbaae, Red, 3 2 0 10. Cabbage, Savoy, 3 ... ... 2 0 11. Caulitlovvers, 3 ... ... 2 0 12. Lettuce, 3... .. ... 2 0 13. Onions, 12... ... ... 2 0 14. Onions, best collection, 6 of ( each .., ... ...J 5 0 ~ ~ second prize (2 0 15. Parsuips, 3 ... ... 2 0 16. Pumpkin (Champion), heaviest —Mr F. Marshall's prize, Horse Breastplate and Martingale, value ... 21 0 17. Vegetable Marrows, 3 ... 2 0 18. Beetroot, 3 ... ... 2 0 19. Potatoes, Kidneys, 12 ... I 3 6 ~ ~ second prize J 2 0 20. Potatoes, Round, 12 ... |3 6 ~ ~ second prize \ 2 0 21. Potatoes, collection, 4 of each I variety ... ... ... < 7 6 ~ ~ second prize (5 0 22. Rhubarb, 12 sticks 2 6 23. Haricot Beans (for food)—Mr T. Peacock's prize, Compound Microscope, value ... 12 0 24. Champion Collection Vegetables—Messrs J. Burns and Co.'s prize, Lamp, value ... 42 0 Division H—VEGETABLES (Amateurs only). Classes 1 to 15, 17 to 22, same as Division G Class 16—Prize, 3s 6d Classes 23 aud 24 omitted.