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SATURDAY, 17 AUGUST 1 - 5 P.M.

SUNDAY, 18 AUGUST 10 A.M. - 4.30 P.M.

MOUNT WAVERLEY COMMUNITY CENTRE, MILLER CRESCENT, MOUNT WAVERLEY.

(Melways Map 61 E 12 or 70 E 1)

PRESENTATIONS Children Free

Sunday, 4.15 p.m. ADMISSION $5

C�� V�� I�. Reg. No. A 5791

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W�� G� �� C� ! I�. Reg. No. A 7706

2019

CAMELLIA, GARDEN & FLORAL ART SHOW

GENERAL INFORMATION

SHOW ENQUIRIES Camellias — Sandra Sexton (9893 3247) General Garden Exhibits — Linda Trikarso (0412 914 388) Floral Art — Elizabeth Oberin (0419 182 692) or Rosie Dougherty (0429 061 217)

ENTRIES — OPEN CAMELLIAS - MULTIPLE BLOOMS,

& CHILDREN'S EXHIBITS Sandra Sexton - 9893 3247

Thursday, August 15th between 4 pm and 8 pm. or �� : [email protected] any time up to 6 pm. Thursday

ENTRIES — CAMELLIA SINGLE BLOOMS AND NOVICE CAMELLIAS Entered on Show Day (No Prior Entries Required)

ENTRIES — GENERAL GARDEN & CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS Alison Moskovic on 0417 522 880

Thursday, August 15th between 4 pm and 8 pm. or �� : [email protected] any time until 8 pm. Thursday, 15th

ENTRIES — FLORAL ART Haeztra Goonetilleke on 0403 264 275

Tuesday, August 13th between 4 pm and 7 pm

Or Wednesday, August 14th between 4 pm and 9 pm.

• All exhibits must be staged for judging to commence at 11 am, Saturday, August 17th.

• Please check the “R �� M� ENO�!�� ” on the Back Cover of this Schedule.

• Our hall set up has changed this year. Please give yourself plenty of time for staging.

• Presentation of Prizes will take place at 4.15 pm on Sunday, August 18th.

• Please leave your exhibits in place until 4.30 pm.

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• Camellias are in a different room this year, so please allow time for staging your blooms.

• Only One Box or Lid to be taken into the hall at a time. All others to be left in the staging area which is also in a different area. • All blooms should be named. • Please put ��S� �� !�� on all blooms in multiple classes. • V� ��T�� is defined as virus induced white marking on a solid

coloured flower. J �T��T W�� C�� A� 11 ��.

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E�� M� M ��S�� B�� C�� T� 9893 3247 on Thursday, 15th August

between 4 pm. and 8 pm. or

Email : [email protected] any time up to 6 pm. Thursday

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B� � Champion Camellia Japonica, Single or Semi-Double

R�!!�� Champion Camellia Japonica, Formal Double

Champion Camellia Japonica, Elegans Form

Champion Camellia Japonica, Informal Double

Champion Camellia Hybrid Without Reticulata Parentage

Champion Camellia Reticulata or Reticulata Hybrid

Champion Camellia Miniature or Small, Any Type

Champion Camellia Seedling or Sport

A. W. J��S M�� awarded to the G �� CO��S�� B��. M� �� M�� C�� AV� � — B ��X� awarded to the

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The G �O�� S��Z� M�� T �SO� for Best Exhibit in Section.

A-1. 6 Blooms, Any Species or Hybrids, Different Cultivars. A-2. 6 Blooms, Any Species or Hybrid, One Cultivar A-3. 3 Blooms, Any Species or Hybrids, Different Cultivars. A-4. 3 Blooms, Any Species or Hybrid, One Cultivar

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A-5. 6 Blooms, Any Form ) A-6. 3 Blooms, Single ) A-7. 3 Blooms, Semi-Double ) Not Necessarily Different - A-8. 3 Blooms, Formal Double ) may be all the same or A-9. 3 Blooms, Elegans Form ) different. A-10. 3 Blooms, Informal Double )

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The J�� S�� O M�� T �SO� for Best Exhibit in Section

A-11. 6 Blooms, Not Necessarily Different A-12. 3 Blooms, Different Cultivars

A-13. 3 Blooms, One Cultivar

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A-14. 6 Blooms, Not Necessarily Different A-15. 3 Blooms, Different Cultivars

A-16. 3 Blooms, One Cultivar

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for Best Exhibit in Section

A-17. 6 Blooms, Any Type, Not Necessarily Different A-18. 3 Blooms, Any Type, Different Cultivars

A-19. 3 Blooms, Any Type, One Cultivar

• Exhibitors will be given a number to be obtained at the August C.V. meeting, or when phoning in Multiple Blooms entries or when exhibit cards are collected from the front desk.

• This number must be put on each Exhibit Card in the Exhibitor’s No. box and the Schedule Item No. must be filled in.

• Any exhibit not identified will not be judged.

• If there is insufficient room on the table for blooms please see the Chief Steward. ENO�!�� !��.

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B-1. 1 Bloom or Cut of Species Camellia, excluding Sasanqua, Hiemalis, Vernalis, Japonica and Reticulata. B-2. 1 Cut of Small/Miniature Cluster Flowered Hybrid, several blooms and buds may be included on stem. B-3. 1 Cut of Camellia, Any Species or Hybrid, Any Size, several

blooms and buds may be included on stem.

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A-20. 6 Blooms, Miniature, Any Species or Hybrid, Not Necessarily Different A-21 6 Blooms, Small, Any species or Hybrid, Not Necessarily Different A-22. 3 Blooms, Miniature, Any Species or Hybrid, Different Cultivars

A-23. 3 Blooms, Miniature, Any Species or Hybrid, One Cultivar A-24. 3 Blooms, Small, Any Species or Hybrid, Different Cultivars

A-25. 3 Blooms, Small, Any Species or Hybrid, One Cultivar

A-26. A Basket of Camellias - �� !� ] �T�� !� S�S �� . The P� � L �V�T T �SO� for Best Exhibit.

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B-23. 1 Bloom Australian Raised Japonica not listed above. B-24. 1 Bloom Australian Raised Non Reticulata Hybrid not listed above. B-25. 1 Bloom Australian Raised Reticulata or Reticulata Hybrid not listed above.

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B-8. Brushfield’s Yellow

B-9. E. G. Waterhouse

B-10. Great Eastern

B-11. John Hunt B-12. Lady Loch

B-13. Lady Pamela

B-14. Margaret Davis & Sports

B-15. Margaret Waterhouse

B-16. Pink Bounty

B-17. Roger Hall B-18. Samantha

B-19. Sweet Emily Kate

B-20. Sweet Jane

B-21. The Czar B-22. Tony Hunt

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Winning Blooms in the following classes will be added up for the Merrillees Memorial Camellia Award Aggregate.

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may be awarded for Best Exhibit Awards will only be made if blooms are sufficiently meritorious.

Entries in this Section should be a seedling or mutation not having been registered or commercially distributed.

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B-4. 1 Bloom Seedling or Sport (Mutant) Japonica B-5. 1 Bloom or Stem Seedling Any Species or Hybrid, up to 90 mm. (excluding Japonica) B-6. 1 Bloom Seedling Hybrid with other than Reticulata Parentage, over 90 mm. B-7. 1 Bloom Seedling Reticulata or Retic. Hybrid over 90 mm.

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B-50. 1 Bloom, Japonica Single not listed above. B-51. 1 Bloom, Japonica Semi-Double not listed above. B-52. 1 Bloom, Japonica Formal Double not listed above

B-53. 1 Bloom, Japonica Elegans Form not listed above. B-54. 1 Bloom, Japonica Informal Double not listed above


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B-55. Fircone

B-56. Grace Albritton

B-57. Lemon Drop

B-58. Little Slam

B-59. Little Red Riding Hood

B-60. Man Size

B-61. Night Rider B-62. Pearl's Pet B-63. Spring Festival B-64. Takanini B-65. Tinsie

B-66. Tom Thumb

B-26. Debutante

B-27. Desire

B-28. Drama Girl B-29. Easter Morn

B-30. Elegans & Sports Not Listed

B-31. Elegans Champagne

B-32. Elegans Splendor B-33. Elegans Supreme

B-34. Emperor of Russia

B-35. Grand Marshall B-36. Grand Slam

B-37. Guilio Nuccio

B-38. Kramers Supreme

B-39. Lovelight B-40. Magnoliaeflora (Hagoromo) B-41. Mrs D W Davis and Sports

B-42 Nuccio’s Carousel B-43. R. L. Wheeler B-44. Royal Velvet B-45. Tiffany

B-46. Tomorrow and Sports

B-47. Volunteer B-48. Wildfire

B-49. Yours Truly

B-67. 1 Bloom, Miniature, Japonica not listed above. B-68. 1 Bloom, Miniature, Hybrid not listed above. B-69. 1 Bloom, Small, Japonica not listed above. B-70. 1 Bloom, Small, Hybrid not listed above.

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• C��M�� (T�S��) : Some Camellia cultivars vary in flower form. In all cases the FE=I EF 9>VG @AB@C@B<>? F?EW9= B9;9=I@A9: @;: 9A;=J V?>:: AE; ;G9 V?>::@F@V>;@EA >: ?@:;9B @A ;G9 NEI9AV?>;<=9 BEEK.

• V� ��T�� F� �� M � C �� are to be exhibited with the unvariegated form unless listed separately and are counted as the same variety as the solid colour form.

• V� ��T�� is defined as virus induced white marking on a solid

coloured flower.

• O V�!�� : ��.� T.� has the Classifications

and Judging Rules and Information listed under Shows—How to Show Camellias and Activities—Judging, Classification and Rules.

B-82. 1 Bloom, Hybrid With Other Than Reticulata Parentage

not listed above.


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B-91 1 Bloom, Reticulata or Hybrid With Reticulata Parentage Under 130 mm. not listed above. B-92 1 Bloom, Reticulata or Hybrid With Reticulata Parentage

Over 130 mm. not listed above.


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B-71. Anticipation

B-72. Betty Ridley

B-73. Buttons 'N Bows

B-74. Debbie

B-75. Donation

B-76. Elsie Jury

B-77. Mary Phoebe Taylor B-78. Nicky Crisp

B-79. Peggy Burton

B-80. Waltz Time

B-81. Water Lily

B-83. Dr. Clifford Parks

B-84. Francie L. B-85. Howard Asper B-86. Harold L. Paige

B-87. Lasca Beauty

B-88. Miss Tulare

B-89. Purple Gown

B-90. Terrell Weaver

C-1. 1 Bloom, Camellia Japonica, Single or Semi-Double

C-2. 1 Bloom, Camellia Japonica, Formal Double

C-3. 1 Bloom, Camellia Japonica, Elegans Form

C-4. 1 Bloom, Camellia Japonica, Informal Double

C-5. 1 Bloom, Miniature or Small Camellia, Any Type (Up to 90 mm.)

C-6. 1 Bloom, Hybrid With Other Than Reticulata Parentage

C-7. 1 Bloom, Reticulata or Hybrid With Reticulata Parentage

C-8. 1 Cut Small/Miniature Cluster Flowered Species or Hybrid,

several blooms and buds may be included on stem.

C-9. 1 Bloom, Any Type, Pink in Colour

C-10. 1 Bloom, Any Type, Red in Colour

C-11. 1 Bloom, Any Type, White in Colour

C-12. 3 Blooms, Any Type, One Cultivar (All the same)

C-13. 3 Blooms, Any Type, Different Cultivars

The B� � J�O�� T �SO� will be awarded to the B9:; M<?;@H?9 B?EEI: EYG@Z@;

SSSSECTIONECTIONECTIONECTION C C C C ———— NNNNOVICEOVICEOVICEOVICE CCCCAMELLIASAMELLIASAMELLIASAMELLIAS This Section is open to any Exhibitor who has not won a Blue Ribbon or Best in

Show award for Camellias at any horticultural show or competition.

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All entries must be marked on the back of the Exhibitor’s Cards with the Exhibitor’s Name and the Section Item must be marked on the front of

the Card, with the Name of Bloom (if known). Exhibitor’s Cards may be obtained from the front desk.

The S S MK�� M�� M�� will be awarded to the B9:; B?EEI in the Novice Section.

The M �� M � M H TO�� T �SO� will be awarded to the

ADD=9D>;9 PE@A;: W@AA9= in the Novice Section.

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A B� � R�!!�� will be awarded to the B�� G� �� ENO�!�� (Classes D1—D-16)

A B� � R�!!�� will be awarded to the B�� C�� G �V� ENO�!�� (Classes D-17—D-24)

The M� �� S� �� M�� T �SO� will be

awarded to the Best Daffodil Exhibit in Classes D-1 to D-3

The W�� G� �� C� ! P ��’� T �SO� will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Classes D-4 to D-10

The W�� G� �� C� ! B�� G � S T �SO� will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Classes D-11 to D-13

The I�� H�TT�� M�� T �SO� will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Classes D-14 to D-16. The J �� R�� D�� T �SO� will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Classes D-17 to D-23. The N��X F�� T �SO� will be awarded to the Best Bonsai Exhibit D-24.

N�� C� �M ��: 1. M�N�� T��T �S�� 60 �. ��V�� N�S� �� C�� D-15 �� C�� G �V� P�� .

2. General Garden Exhibits may be staged in your own containers. Containers will be available at the Hall if required. 3. A container must consist of 2 or more stems. 4. Unless otherwise stated an exhibit must consist of one kind of plant only. 5. Refer to the A.H.J.A. Show Manual or ask when putting entries in for the required number of items to make an exhibit of fruit or vegetables. 6. Container Grown Plants : Only ONE plant to a container unless

otherwise stated. 7. Container Grown Plants : Please specify size of exhibit when putting entries in

to assist us with space allocation. 8. All exhibits should be named with botanical or common name.

PO�� E�� M� G�� G� �� ENO�!�� C�� G �V� P�� A�� 0417 522 880 on Thursday, 15th August between 4 pm. and 8 pm. or

Email : [email protected] any time up to 8. pm. Thursday

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D-1. 1 Stem of Daffodil, Any Type

D-2. Container of Daffodils, One Variety

D-3. Container of Daffodils, Mixed Varieties

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D-4. Container of Cut Flowers D-5. 1 Bloom, Spike, Stem or Truss (excluding Daffodil) D-6. Bowl of Floating Hellebores

D-7. Bowl of Floating Flowers (excluding Hellebores) D-8. Container of Small Flowers, One Cultivar ) Maximum height D-9. Container of Small Flowers, Mixed ) and width - D-10. Container of Small Foliage, Mixed or One Cultivar ) 15 cm.

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D-11. Container of Australian Native Shrub, One Cultivar D-12. Container of Camellia, Any Species or Hybrid, One Cultivar D-13. Container of Flowering or Berry Shrub Not Mentioned Above, One Cultivar

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D-14. Exhibit of Herbs, Mixed or One Kind. Stems must be in water and exhibit must be named. D-15. Exhibit of Vegetable, One Kind (please specify size of exhibit) D-16. Exhibit of Fruit, One Kind

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D-17. Container Plant of Orchid

D-18. Container Plant of Fern

D-19. Container Plant in Bloom (excluding Orchid), One Plant Only

D-20. Container Plant Foliage Only (excluding Fern), One Plant Only

D-21. Container of Cactus/Cacti D-22. Container of Succulent/s

D-23. 1 Container, Multiple Planting

D-24. 1 Pot of Bonsai, Stand Allowed

Please specify size of Container Plant exhibits when putting entries in to assist us with space allocation.

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Waverley Garden Club Inc., Waverley Floral Art Group and Camellias Victoria Inc. would like to thank all members who have kindly donated

trophies and who have assisted in the presentation of our C��, G� �� ` F�� A � SO�V.

Printing provided as a community service by Matt Fregon MP, State Member for the Mount Waverley Electoral District


Section E Section E Section E Section E ---- Children's ClassesChildren's ClassesChildren's ClassesChildren's Classes

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"I M�� I�" - Get Creative, make an entry from anything that grows. You might like to make a person or creature from vegetables or fruit,

or a clock from flowers and foliage, grasses, etc. Space Allowed 30 cm x 30 cm. E-1. For Children 8 years and under. E-2. For Children 9 to 14 years.

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"W� G �V I�" for SO�� G � S� Entries could be as simple as something grown in your school garden, a pot of bulbs, or even a mosaic of succulents in an old cake tin.

There is no limit to the number of students involved in creating each

entry, but the planning and work must be done by the children. Space allowed 40 cm x 40 cm E-3. For Children 8 years and under. E-4. For Children 9 to 14 years.

1st and 2nd prizes awarded in each class - to be judged by accredited judges. There will be a popular vote for the public to vote for their choice of

Best Exhibit in the Children's Exhibits.

Each child will receive a Certificate of Recognition and a small prize for participation.

Entries must be phoned in to 9893 3247 by 8 pm. Thursday 15th August and must be staged at the hall by 11am Saturday 17th August.

Enquiries to Fay, 9802 9595 or Leanne, 9806 0424

Exhibits, prizes and prize cards can be collected after 4.15pm. Sunday.

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Entries Entries Entries Entries ---- Haeztra Goonetilleke - 0403 264 275

(Only phone entries will be accepted)

Tuesday, 13th August between 4pm and 7pm

or Wednesday, 14th August between 4pm and 9pm. No Late Entries will be accepted

Enquiries : Elizabeth Oberin 0419 182 692 / Rosie Dougherty 0429 061 217

S��T��T �M ENO�!�� : Friday evening 5 — 7 pm. Saturday morning 7.30am. – 10.45am

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P �X� P �� : Sunday Afternoon 4.15 pm and C�� M ENO�!�� : Sunday after 4.30 pm

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“Interclub” (Item F-1) Prize Money donated by Waverley Garden Club

1st Prize R.H.S.V. Trophy and $50.00, 2nd Prize $30.00, 3rd Prize $20.00

The “Victorian Floral Art Championship” (Item F-2) Prize Money donated by Waverley Garden Club

1st Prize Gold Ribbon and $50.00 Prize Money, 2nd Prize $30.00

A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the B9:; EYG@Z@; in the F?E=>? A=; (Excluding Items F-1 & F-2)

Waverley Floral Art Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the B9:; MEB9=A E= CEA;9IHE=>=J A==>AD9I9A; (Excluding Items F-1 & F-2)

F�� A � P �X� M�� In classes F-5 to F-16 unless otherwise stated

1st Prize $20.00, 2nd Prize $10.00

IIIINTERCLUBNTERCLUBNTERCLUBNTERCLUB Prize Money donated by W>?@AB@C G>AD@E CBFG

1st Prize R.H.S.V. Trophy and $50.00, 2nd Prize $30.00, 3rd Prize $20.00

F-1. C=EWA@AD G?E=J (Bench space 75 cm.) (Staged on a provided Black Head—40 cm. high. Head circumference 50 cm.)

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“The Floral Art Championship”

Prize Money donated by W>?@AB@C G>AD@E CBFG

1st Prize Gold Ribbon and $50.00 , 2nd Prize $30.00

F-2. RGJ;GI@V MEC9: May be viewed all round (Floor space 100cm) (Staged on a supplied Black Plinth 30cm. square by 90cm. high)

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*** All exhibits will be judged primarily for design according to the Handbook of the “Australian Floral Art Association Inc. Manual”.

*** Unless otherwise stated, any type of container, plant material or suitable accessories including embellishments may be used in conjunction with horticultural materials for purposes of completing or assisting artistic design, but horticultural material to dominate.

*** A minimum of painted materials allowed, but must be used with discretion, beauty should be the keynote and plant material must predominate.

*** Horticultural materials must touch water or water retaining substance except material that will obviously last the duration of the show.

*** On the second Morning of the show exhibitors may replace wilted Camellia heads provided the design of the arrangement is not changed.

*** Bling is taken to include such accessories / embellishments as beads, coloured wires, ribbons and feathers.

*** NO assistance with the staging of exhibits on the day. If help is required to carry materials into the Hall, please ask that person to leave the Hall as soon as the goods have been deposited. Only Stewards are to be asked if assistance is required during the staging.

*** NO photography allowed during set-up time. Photos may be taken ONLY during Show Opening times as advertised in Schedule.

*** Once you have staged your designs, please vacate the Hall.

*** Do not converse with exhibitors apart from a courteous greeting. Leave them alone so they can complete staging their designs.

*** Any disputes must be made in writing to Show Manager by 3pm. on the first day of the Show and accompanied by $5.00

*** All Designs to be judged from the front but may be viewed all round.

*** See ALSO General Schedule Rules (Page 16).

*** No removal of any Show Exhibits from any area of the Show until after all presentations in all sections are completed.

“The Camellias Victoria Inc. Award”

1st Prize $35.00 2nd Prize $20.00

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“The Waverley Floral Art President’s Perpetual Trophy”

1st Prize $30.00 2nd Prize $20.00

Open to Waverley Garden Club and Waverley Floral Art Group Members Only

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1. Exhibitors may put any number of entries in any class.

2. P �� W � �� M� : Section A — Open Camellias Multiple Blooms, Section D — General Garden Exhibits, Container Plants Section E — Children’s Classes

Section F — Floral Art. The number of entries must be specified when lodging entries. We would ask that you endeavour to fill all entries that you put in to avoid spaces on the tables.

3. Sections B — Open Single Camellia Blooms and C — Novice Camellias

may be entered on the day of the Show without prior notification.

4. Exhibit cards and Exhibitors’ Numbers to be collected from table in the front foyer of the hall.

5. S��T��T — F�� A � - Friday 5 - 7 pm. and Saturday between 7.30 and 10.45am. S��T��T — A�� O� �NO�!�� - The hall will be open to exhibitors at 7 a.m. Saturday 17th for staging between 7am and 11am. J �T��T �� 11��, S�� 17�O A T ��.

6. C�� ENO�!�� !� ��T�� S ��. General Garden Exhibits may be staged in your own containers

Containers will be available at the Hall if required.

7. Exhibits and Prize Cards must not be removed before 4.30 p.m. Sunday 18th August.

8. No person other than Judges and Officials will be allowed in the hall during judging.

9. Judges are empowered to withhold awards from any exhibit not considered worthy. Judges' decision will be final in all instances.

10. Floral Art Prize Money will be paid from 3 p.m. on Sunday, 18th August after which, if not claimed, shall become the property of the Show Committee.

11. All exhibits, except Children's Exhibits and Floral Art, must be grown by the exhibitor for 2 months, be correctly and clearly named with botanical or common name and must face the judge.

12. All exhibits shall be deemed the property of the Show Committee until the conclusion of the Show. The Committee will exercise all care, but cannot be held responsible for loss or damage to any exhibit.

13. J �T��T : Camellia classes to Camellias Australia Inc. standards and definition. All other classes to Australian Horticultural Judges' Association standards.

PARKING : Please DO NOT park in the very limited area near the back of the kitchen. This area is only to be used by people who lock up and are last to leave the hall.

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