Horticultural Parsing Listed Officials and Members
A fragmentary OCR shows names and titles of officers and committee members for a horticultural society. Mentions include T. Cain, J.P. and vice presidents and numerous members: Messrs David A. Little J. Moore J. Almond R. H. Dugdale H. Burbidge J. Bennett J. Cowan O. Crisp H. Crawford E. A. Fisher E. G. Campbell W. Hogan W. Hegarty P. Murray W. Kershaw Z. Kerr J. Lodge H. Moffatt N. McLaughlin P. Murphy T. Slack A. O. Simon J. Scott Mr. F. Howe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Almond
R. H. Dugdale
H. Burbidge
J. Bennett
J. Cowan
O. Crisp
H. Crawford
E. A. Fisher
E.G. Campbell
W. Hogan
W. Hegarty
P. Murray
W. Kershaw
Z. Kerr
J. Lodge
H. Moffatt
N. Mlaughlin
P. Murphy
T. Slack
A. O. Simon
J. Scott
H. M. Hodgson
Sreverany
Mr. F. Howe
Prize List For Autumn Show Held Friday And Saturday May 2 3 1902
Prize list for the autumn show announces awards to be presented on Friday and Saturday May 2 and 3 1902. It outlines categories and rewards for various exhibits and indicates an official schedule and prize distribution.
Class A Open to All Comers Pot Plants Exhibition
Pot plant classes list shows entries for Chrysanthemums Japanese and Chinese, Begonias, Roses, Foliage plants, Pelargoniums, Ferns Maidenhair and others. Special awards include Best Collection of Pot Plants bloom or foliage, up to 16 pots, with distinct varieties.
Open to all Comers Chrysanthemums and Flowers Class B
Listing of flower classes including chrysanthemum varieties Japanese and Chinese, several distinct entries for Chrysanthemum, Carnation and other flowers. Shows numerous counts for blooms and varieties with notes of best chrysanthemum in show and framed certificates. Counts include Chrysanthemums, Cannas, Asters, Dahlias, Roses and related categories with emphasis on distinct varieties and color notes.
Class C Open to All Comers Bouquets Floral Designs
A local flower show lists Class C as open to all workers and hobbyists with bouquets and floral designs. Entries numbered 102 and 103 appear in the catalog, indicating participant numbers for submission and judging.
Fruit and vegetables class listings for amateurs and comers
Open to amateurs in Class H with sections for Dessert and Cooking apples pears and quinces and a separate Class I I open to all comers with vegetables. Sections specify four fruits per variety and pricing in shillings. The amateur exclusive area includes section 127 for Amateurs only.
Regulations for floral show entries and prizes
Regulations cover growing requirements for AI exhibits, writing of entries with class and schedule numbers, entry tickets, and fees. Members free, non members pay one shilling per entry. General entries close April 20 at 6 p.m. Admission details, age limits, and restricted competitors listed. Exhibitors must name items botanically, baskets supplied by exhibitors, judges may withhold prizes, protests in writing require a five shilling deposit, and final decisions rest with the committee. Taos Cain, Esq. J.P. President. F Howe, Hoan, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erelocke
Taos, Cain, Esq
J.P
Railway Timetable and Chrysanthemums Class Entry
Open to amateurs only for Chrysanthemums events with divisions CLASS E and CLASS F. Direct line timetable noted. prizes include 76, 67, 79, and a7. CLASS F limited to locals who have not won a prize for Chrysanthemums at any Show.
Apples and Fruit Exhibits Rules For 1900 01 Season
Note sections require four apples and multiple varieties of Desert and Cooking Apples plus pears figs and walnuts. Exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor in season 1900 1901 and shown in small bags not hand picked. Entry fees apply. non members pay per entry. Exhibitors may attach notices on exhibits stating crop quality for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeellinot
Ballarat
Pra
Lee
Deer Park
Bradalias
Gordons
Melbourne
Ballarat East
Dunnstown
Millbrook Sr
Rockbank
Qiu Brayhro
Rose and Chrysanthemum Show Prizes and Rules
Exhibits include 23 best rose in show with champion and framed certificate plus 24 roses. 6 pansies. 24 chrysanthemums Japanese distinct with first prize £55 second £5 third £1. Special conditions require 5s entry fee per exhibit and a declaration that exhibits were grown by exhibitor. No less than 10 entries or prizes are abandoned and entry fees are returned. Entries to the Secretary by 10 o clock on Friday 25th April 1802.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.B
Bnaior
Ecole
Oberpes
Ibs Ee
Field Peas and White Peas Sale Listing
One line OCR fragment lists field peas with varieties Ducie, Gi BG, and White priced per bushel. Market listing indicates small lots and units, no date or location provided.
Bradly Shaft Coupling Promises Quick Repair Service
An old advertisement for H. Moffatt Coachbuilder and General Blacksmith offers rapid shaft coupling changes and tyre gutting services near Madingley Moat. It touts quick pole or shaft replacement, wheat buying, and guaranteed workmanship alongside Deering Harvester Co. branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Moffatt
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Egga and Honay
Walter J. Anderson
William Street
Melbourna
Baccuus Marsu
Iurrovement Society
T. Cain
David A. Little
J. Moore
Lobi
Ar Ay
F. Howe
Hoan
Charanean
Mnese
Grant Morton
Grant Street
Bacchus Marsh
H. Minnoss
Tuk Prorir
Baccnus
H. G. Campbell
Stewart Dawson & Eo
Isi
D.& Co
Swanston Street
Sy Ontyy
Auch
Wellington
Christchurch
London
Deering ‘Harvester Co
Umechas Marah
Keating
Sara
Ake If
West Bain
Ay Dt
Mn Br
Ryan'a Coron
Cove
Temporance
Miss Simpson
Advanes
Main Street
Rurehins
Oneton Enichad
DAVIS
Crisp & Sons
Psorminians Abto
Gerribee Express
Woerribes
Bsochua Marsh Mechanics’ Instituta and Fres Library
Loe Tig
Ft O
Mechanics’ Institute and Free Library
Myrmong
Publis
Razpor
Leeds
EL Simmons
Aorsdorff & GO
Crmzsno
Puen Crisp
Church Street
Propristora
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