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Marlborough Express, Volume VIII, Issue 545, 18 October 1873, Page 4

Notfttß. Wairau County. Board; . WANTED, an ASSESSOR for the current year. Information as to the work may be obtained at the Office of the Board, Renwicktown. Tenders to be senb m by the Ist November next, .addressed to the Ohaiiman., *. "W. Tissiman, 908 Clerk to the Board. WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT Apply to Mrs. A. W. Pknnky, Royal Hotel. .921 ANTED, a SITUATIOITin a respectable family, by an actire, intelligent GIRL. ; Apply A.8., Express Office. 922 Shearers. Shearers. WANTED, Twelve Good SHEARERS for the Meadpw Bank and Benopai Sheds, to commence Ist November. Apply to Jas. Hod&on, 874 Blenheim. The Marlborough Agricultural, Pastoral, and Horticultural Society. mHE HORTICULTURAL SHOW JL will be held m EWAETS LARGE HALL, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1873. PRIZE SCHEDULE. Pot Plants. a. d. 1. — 4 line foliaged and variegated, 2of each variety „. ... 10 0 2. — 1 specimen Stove or Greenhouse, m flower ... ... ... 5 0 3.-3 Geraniums, varieties ... ... 6 0 4. — -3 Geraniums, variegated... ... 6 0 5. — 2 Geraniums, double ... ... 6 0 . 6. — 3 Roses, varieties ... ... 10 0 7. — 2 Cinnerar arias, varieties ... 4 0 8. — 2 Calceolaries, varieties ... ... 4 0 $9. — 4 Fuschias, varieties ... ... 7 6 10. — 1 Fuschia, specimen plant .. 4 0 16.— 3 Hyacinths, varieties ... ... 5 0 17.— 3 Verbenas, varieties ... ... 5 0 18. — 3 Petunias, varieties .... ... 4 0 12. — 4 Pansies, varieties ... ... 5 0 14. — 6 Miscellaneous Plants, m flower.. 5 0 13. — 3 Auriculas, varieties, m flower ... 5 0 11. — 8 Ferns (Native), varieties ... 7 6 15. — A box or basket of bedding Plants, m pots, the box or basket not to exceed 30 inches by 20 ... 10 0 Cut Flowers. #. d. 1. — 6 Roses, varieties ... ... 10 0 2. — 8 Verbenas, varieties, 3 trusses of each ... ... .. 5 0 3. — 8 Pinks, at least 4 varieties ... 5 0 4. — 6 Pansies, varieties ... ... 5 0 5. — 4 Ranunculi, at least 2 sorts ... 5 0 6. — 6 Anemones, at least 3 sorts .. 5 0 7.— 6 Tulips, at least 3 sorts... ... 5 0 B.— Collection of Cut Blooms, 12 pieces 5 0 9. — Hand Bouquet of Flowers, on their own stems .. ... ... 5 0 10. — Table Bouquet of Flowers, on their own stems ... ... ... 5 0 11. — 6 Sweet Williams, at least 6 sorts 5 0 12. — Varieties of Bulbus flowers ... 5 0 Fruit and Vegetables. 8. d. 1. — 25 Strawberries ... ... 10 0 2.-6 Stalks Rhubarb ... ... 4 0 3. — 2 Cucumbers, best brace... ... 5 0 4. — 50 Asparagus ... ... ... 4 0 5.— 50 Pods Peas .. ... ... 4 0 6.— 12 Potatoes, round ... ... 4 0 7.— 12 Do. Kidney ... ... ...4 0 8. —12 Turnips .. ... ... 4 0 9.-3 Cauliflower, Broccoli ... ... 4 9 10. — 3 Cabbages, fit for table, any sort 4 0 11. — 6 Lettuces, any sort ... ... 4 0 12. — Bunch of Radishes ... ... 2 6 13.— Best collection of Vegetables ... 10 0 Regulations. fob the Day o:f Exhibition". 1. All competitors muat forward to the Committee, at least two clear days previous to the Show, a statement of the number of their Exhibits from the Prize Schedule, m order that proper space may be allotted to them. 2. All articles must be m the place of Exhibition at or before half-past ten o'clock a.m. 3. Steward's will be appointed to receive, and stage all articles for competition, &c, and no other persons will be allowed inside the room until the Judges have made their awards. 4. All articles for competition and for Bate, will be charged an entrance fee of one shilling each lot, but all articles exhibited for Show or decoration only, willl be admitted free. : 5. The Judges are authorised to withhold or modify the prizes, if the articles are thought unworthy, and may award additional prizes, though not specified m the schedule. 6. The Society will give every encouragement by awarding prizes, and certificates of merit, for any deserving Seedling of Flowers, Fruit, &c, dissimillar to known varieties. 7. Competitors and Exhibitors will not be allowed to remove their articles until the cloße of the Exhibition, when they will receive notice from the Secretary authorising" them to do so. 8. The Hall will be opened to the public at noon. Tickets, one shilling each ; children, half-price. The Society intends to have Music on the occasion. Tjios. Redwood, Hon. Sec,