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CROOUET SHOW i ' i f f i. hi •B" FOURTH ANNUAL FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SHOW. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Bth, 1935. SOLDIERS’ HALL, HOKITIKA. LIST OF CLASSES. SECTION A—CUT FLOWERS. Class: 1. —Six Varieties of Sweet Peas, not more than six and ess than four blooms in each vase. Ist prize 5/-; 2nd 2/6. 2. Four Varieties of Sweet Peas, not more than six and n °t l ess than four blooms in each vase. Ist prize 3/-, 2nd 1/6. 3. One Vase of Sweet Peas. Ist prize 3/-, 2nl 1/6. 4. Three Gladioli (3 varieties). 5. Three Decorative Dahlias. 6. —Three Cactus Dahlias. 7. Three Pompom Dahlias. 8. Collection of Dahlias (12 blooms only distinct varieties). 9—Six Pansies (six varieties). 10. Vase Calendulas (six blooms). 11— Vase Cosmos (12 blooms). 12 — Three Stocks (3 colours). 13— Three spikes Antirrhinums (3 varieties). 14— Three Carnations (3 varieties). 15.—Three Asters (3 varieties). 16— One Pose. 17— One Hydrangea. 18— Two Zinnias (2 varieties). 19— Collection of Iceland Poppies blooms, 3 varieties). , 20— One Flower (not classified). 21— Six Kinds of Hardy Flowers (1 variety' of one kind in each vase); not shrubs. 22 Collection of Annuals (6 varieties). 23 — Pot Plant. , 24 Pot—Plant, in flower. Challenge Cup for most points in Classes 1 to 19, to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Presented bv*H. M. Coulson, Esq. SECTION B—DECORATIVE. No Wiring. % P fi ft;! Class. l_Deeorated Table, five vases (Ist prize 10/6, 2nd prize 5 12 Decorated Table, 3 vases, Ist prize 10/6, 2nd prize 513 Decorated Table, children 12 years and under, Ist prize 01-4 4 Decorated Basket. 5.—-Decorated Basket (school girls any age). 6 Bowl of Native Flowers and foliage arranged for effect. 7 Most artistically arranged Vase of Flowers. ' 8— Bowl of Hydrangea, arranged for effect. 9. Bowl of French Marigolds, arranged for effect, any foliage. 10— Bowl of African Marigolds, arranged for effect, any foliage. 11— Bowl of any flowers, any foliage, arranged f° r effect. 12.—Best arranged floating bowl, flowers must float. ,• Trophy for most points in this section. SECTION D—VEGETABLES. Class: 1. Three Beetroot (turnip rooted). 2 Three Beetroot (long rooted). 3—Six stalks Rhubarb. 4 Three Carrots. 5 Three Parsnips. 6. Six Potatoes (red skins). 7. Six Potatoes (white skins). 8. —Three Onions. 9. —Six Eschallots. 10. Two Cabbages. 11. —Six Peas. ,12.—Six Runner Beans. 13.—Six Leeks. 14. —Six outdoor grown Tomatoes. 15. —Six Tomatoes. 16. —Two Cucumbers. 17. —Two Marrows. v 18: —Two Pumpkins. 19,—Heaviest Marrow. , Heaviest Pumpkin: Darden Collection, 12 (distinct varieties (prize 10/-). Garden Collection, six distinctvarieties (prize 7/6). « All vegetables to be washed and. cleaned. j ; Special prize for most points in this t !- section. j,- Entry fees," sixpence each for first ' five, entries; thereafter free. | Prizes, except where otherwise stated j —lst 2/6; 2nd 1/-. ] Entries close on THURSDAY, FEB- | RUAR.Y 7th, 1935, at 5 p.nt. , All exhibits to be staged ready for judging by 11.30 a.m. on the day of Show. I OPENING AT 2 p.m. TEA ROOMS. SWEET STALL, I FLOWER STALL. PRODUCE I AND CAKE STALL. 1 p ADMISSION TO SHOW—I/-. I p (Mrs) S. J. PRESTON, | l Hon. Secretary. . ’Phone 12M, Hokitika.

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