- Lockhart Show

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- Lockhart Show

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LOCKHART
SHOW
27th September 2015
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AGRICULTURAL PASTORAL & SHOW SOCIETY OF LOCKHART INC.
All communications address: PO Box 39, Lockhart, 2656 ABN: 53 645 655 469
Life Members
The Late Mr JO Alexander, The Late Mr HV Day, Mr JC Evans, The Late Mrs A Trevaskis, Mr CM Horn,
The Late Mr LJ Jarman, The Late Mrs VS Alexander, The Late Mr D Sly, Mr F Margerison,
The Late Mr EE Heckendorf, The Late Mr E Alexander, The Late Mrs HC Schneider, Mr P Smith, Mr ML Day,
Mr P Forbes, The Late Mr J Mitchell and Mrs N Mitchell.
Officials
PRESIDENT: Mr Liam Smith Phone 0427 026 739
VICE PRESIDENTS: Mr John Trevaskis & Mr Wayne Healy
SECRETARY: Mrs Jennifer He Phone (02) 69 203 710 - email: [email protected]
TREASURER: Mrs Shirley Morgan Phone (02) 69 295 237
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER: Mr P Smith
HEAD GATE KEEPER: Mr P Bouffler
COMMITTEE: Mrs H Trevaskis, Mr M Day, Mr P Bouffler, Mr G Lawson, Mr P Forbes*, Mr P. Smith*, Mr
L Smith, Mrs S Morgan, Mrs J Peel*, Mrs N Millett, Mr B Lane, Mrs L Forbes, Ms L Allitt, Mr J Gardiner
and Mr W Healy.*
* Denotes past presidents.
WHEAT COMPETITION COMMITTEE: Mr P Strong, Mr B Alexander
PASTURE COMPETITION COMMITTEE: Mr M Day
OAT & BARLEY COMPETITION COMMITTEE: Mr P Bouffler
PULSE & CANOLA COMPETITION COMMITTEE: Mr N Schirmer
SOCIAL COMMITTEE & SHOWGIRL COMMITTEE: Mr P Forbes, Mrs J Peel and Mrs S Smith.
GROUND STEWARDS: Mr M Day and Mr G Lawson
TRUCK SHOW COMMITTEE: Mrs J Peel and Mr P Smith.
PUBLICITY OFFICER: Mrs B Haberecht.
THANKS TO SPONSORS
The Show Society wishes to thank all
trophy donors, sponsors and prize givers.
We ask members to show their
appreciation by patronising the
business houses listed in the Schedule.
major sponsor of show
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SCHEDULE INDEX
Section N - Knitting and Crochet
45
Wool Article/Garment State Competition
46
Section P - Cookery
47-48
Recipe for State Rich Fruit Cake Competition 49
Section R - Jams and Preserves
50
Section S - Photography
51
Section T - Arts and Crafts
53
Section W - Schoolwork
54
Section X - Lego
55
Section Y - Dolls and Doll Craft and Beading 55
Advertisers60
Lockhart Show Society Executive
1
Show Society Office (Opening Hours)
3
Rules and Regulations
3
President’s Report
4
Lockhart Showgirl Competition
5
Field Grain Competitions
7
Pasture Improvement Competition
7
Horse Section Schedule
8
Section A - Ring Events
9-14
Section B - Clydesdales
14
Section C - Sheep
17
Section C1 - Commercial Prime Lambs
18
Section C2 - Junior Meat Sheep Judging
18
Section C3 - Non Competitive Sheep Display 18
Section D - Wool
19
Section E - Poultry
21
ENTRY FORM
29& 30
Indemnity and Waiver Forms
31 & 32
Section G - Championship Dogs
38
Section H - Grain
38
Section J - Farm Produce
39
Section K - Vegetables and Fruit
40
Section L - Flowers
42
Section M - Needlework
44
SHOW PROGRAMME
7.30 am:
Exhibits accepted for craft, produce, livestock, cookery, etc at Pavilion
9.00 am:
Judging of exhibits has commenced
11.30 pm: Freestyle Motocross Demonstration by Jackson Strong
12.00 pm: Entertainment by Lockhart & District Town Band
12.30 pm: Official opening of the Show
Lucky Member's Draw
1.00 pm:
Judging Showgirls
1.30 pm: Entertainment by singer Amanda Long
3.00 pm:
Freestyle Motocross Demonstration by Jackson Strong
AGM of Show Society Tuesday November 10 at
Lockhart Ex-Servicemens Club at 7:30pm
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
COUNCIL OF NSW INC.
INDEMNITY AND WAIVER TO BE SIGNED BY COMPETITORS/EXHIBITORS
AND BY THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN OF CHILDREN UNDER
18 YEARS OF AGE AT A NSW AGRICULTURAL SHOW
IN 2015 SEE PAGES 30-33 FOR FORMS
LOCKHART SHOW SOCIETY - TOWN OFFICE
will be situated in the Elders premises of
125-127 Green Street, Lockhart
on Friday 18th Sep 11:00am - 5:00pm, Wednesday 23rd Sep 10:00am - 5:00pm
Friday 25th Sep 10:00am - 5:00pm
Entries will be taken up to Friday 25th September for all sections except
sections E,M,N,S,T (sections 9-31) and W.
Please check for closing date for entries in all other individual sections.
Thank you to Elders for the use of its building as the show office.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Membership fee of $15 entitles holder to admission for member and guest, members of family
under 18 years, free parking, free entry for any section with prize money not exceeding $5 (except
Horse Events and Section G Dog Show). Single membership $10.
2. Admission to Showground: Adults $10; Children under 18 years $2; under 5 years free.
3. The Committee will provide facilities to exhibitors and all care will be taken of exhibits, but no
responsibility will be taken by the Committee.
4. Competitors taking part in any Show competition do so at their own risk.
5. To ensure there is no danger from overcrowding, non-official persons (including competitors and
animals not immediately engaged) are required to vacate the Paddock area.
6. The Committee reserves the right of refusing or cancelling any entry without giving any reason
therefore.
7. The Harold Howard Pavilion will be open to exhibitors at 7.30am and closes at 8.30am.
It will close at 4.00pm for Stewards to dismantle exhibits and will re-open at 4.30pm for
collection of exhibits.
8. No exhibit may be removed from Showground before 4.30pm.
9. In the event of only one entry in a class, the Judges may, if they consider it worthy, award a first
and in the case of only two entries, the same may apply. On the other hand, they are empowered to
withhold prizes.
10. The “Lockhart District” shall be interpreted to mean within a radius of 50km of Lockhart.
11. The Committee will not hold itself responsible for any errors or omissions in the Schedule. They are
believed to be correct.
12. CAMPING FEES: $5 per day plus $10 per day for usage of power, minimum charge.
13. GROUND RENT: $1 per foot or $3.30 a metre. Minimum charge $20 per day for usage of power.
PRIZE MONEY
All Prize money will be payable at Secretary’s Office 2pm to 4pm on Show Day
PRIZE MONEY NOT COLLECTED ON SHOW DAY WILL BE FORFEITED TO THE SOCIETY
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
On behalf of the Lockhart Agricultural and Pastoral Society, I would like to invite and
welcome everyone to the 109th annual Lockhart Show.
Another year has passed us by, and as we prepare for the 2015 Lockhart Show, we do
so with a new committee member. I would like to welcome not only as a new committee
member, but also as our new Secretary, Mrs Jennifer He. Jennifer lives with her husband
on their property at Yerong Creek. She has many years’ experience in administration and is
already proving to be a very efficient secretary.
I would also like to welcome Mrs Shirley Morgan as our new Treasurer. Shirley has been a
valued committee member for many years, and is more than competent in maintaining the
financial health of the Lockhart Agricultural and Pastoral Society.
My attention now turns to the Committee. They are a group of hard working men and women
dedicated to organising, running and the improvement of the Lockhart Show. I would like to
thank them for all their hard work. There are also many volunteers who help out at working
bees, help set up things on show day and many other behind the scenes jobs. I would like
to thank them also for all their hard work.
Recently we submitted a grant application to upgrade the poultry pavilion and if successful,
we will build a brand new pavilion and cages. While the current pavilion has served us well
over the years, the time has come to update and upgrade. The new facility will have a more
open layout to better present the birds for judging and viewing by the public.
The other project we are undertaking is rejuvenating the sheep pavilion. We are improving
yards and swinging the gates, as they were previously held in place with wire or string. A
portable unloading ramp and race will be constructed. This will make the unloading and
loading of sheep a much easier affair for the sheep exhibitors.
Miss Bridget McDonnell, Lockhart’s 2014 Show Girl represented Lockhart at the Zone 7
final in February, which was held in Finley. I would like to extend my compliment s and
congratulations to Bridget on the way she conducted herself and spoke at the finals.
After many years as chief steward of the school work section, Ms Ellie Gowthorp has decided
to retire from this position. Thank you Ellie for your years of hard work and dedication and I
wish you all the best in your future endeavours.
Last but not least, I would like to thank our major sponsor, Lockhart and District Community
Bank ® Branch Bendigo Bank. They have been a great supporter of the show for many
years.
I look forward to seeing everyone on show day and wish you all a safe and prosperous year.
Liam Smith
President
PLEASE NOTE:
As from 7th January 2013, smoking is banned
in spectator areas at public sports grounds when
an organised event is being held.
Please refrain from smoking at Lockhart
Showground and Race Course reserve.
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LOCKHART SHOWGIRL COMPETITION
The Lockhart Showgirl will be considered an Ambassador, representing both her community and the
Agricultural Society, and will be eligible to compete in the finals of The Land Sydney Royal Showgirl
Competition.
Entry Requirements
1. The competition is open to those who are permanent residents of Australia, originally born and raised
or presently living in the Lockhart District.
2. Entrants must be women aged from 18 years to 24 years as at 1 May 2016.
3. Entrants must reside, be educated, or work within N.S.W. for at least 3 months prior to the local show.
4. Previous entrants are eligible to enter.
Prizes
$100 voucher proudly awarded by Ian McLeod & Co. Opportunity to attend a weekend on Personal
Development organised by the Dubbo Show Society in November 2015, presented by the Lockhart
Show Society.
BABY SHOW AND JUNIOR SHOWGIRL/BOY QUEST
Entry free. Register at Secretary’s Office after 12 noon, prior to judging.
Judging
In front on Grandstand at approx. 1 pm on Show Day.
Prizes
Sash (to be worn for remainder of day please). A photography session will be conducted following
judging.
BABY SHOW
Boy/Girl under 2 years. $25 Gift Voucher donated by Lockhart Motel.
JUNIOR SHOW GIRLS
4 years and under
6 years and under
11 years and under
17 years and under
JUNIOR SHOW BOYS
4 years and under
6 years and under
11 years and under
17 years and under
Phone: 69 205 207
Principal: Ian McLeod Dip.Law (SAB)
Associate: Marea Urquhart Dip.Law BSA B
Visits Wagga Wagga Thursday,
Urana first Wednesday of each month
78 Green Street Lockhart
[email protected]
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Mobile 0427 267 238
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48 Plumpton Road
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Local & Interstate
Bulk & Livestock Carriers
Richmond Street, Boree Creek
Tel: (02) 6927 1485 / (02) 6927 1446
Terry 0428 695 572
Daryl & June Wade
Phone: (02) 6920 5531
57 Urana Street, Lockhart
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Fax: (02) 6920 5640
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FIELD GRAIN COMPETITIONS
Conducted in conjunction with Dept of Agriculture and ASC.
Entries: No entry accepted unless accompanied by $10 entry fee. Entries will only be accepted from
members of the A.P. & S. Society of Lockhart Inc.
1. WESTERN DIVISION FIELD WHEAT COMPETITION OF NSW
Sponsored by AXA, Combined Rural Traders and The Land Newspaper.
For further details, contact Mr B Alexander (02 6920 6215) or Mr P Strong (02 6920 6238).
Prizes: donated by Elders Lockhart and AGnVET Services
2. MALTING BARLEY
1st Prize: donated by Landmark, Lockhart.
For further details, contact Mr P Bouffler (02) 6920 5372.
3. PULSE AND CANOLA
1st Prize: donated by Delta Agribusiness, Lockhart
For further details, contact Mr N Schirmer (02) 69295250
PASTURE IMPROVEMENT COMPETITION
No entry accepted unless accompanied by $5 entry fee. Open to all pastures two years or more.
Judge will be invited to comment on each entry. A minimum of five entries must be received or competition will be cancelled. For further details, please contact Mr M Day (02 6920 5526).
Conditions for field grain competitions and pasture improvement competition
Area not less than 12 hectares (30 acres). Boundaries must be clearly flagged or regular shape unless
bounded by a natural topographical terminal such as a creek, dam or contour bank. Areas which are
pegged irregularly (obviously to avoid poor or barren land) will not be eligible.
1st Prize: donated by Lockhart Show Society
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LOCKHART SHOW RING EVENTS 2015
Sunday 27th SEPTEMBER at Lockhart Show grounds
Ringmaster: Ms Sharon Preedy 0400 303 508
Stable bookings: Liam Smith – 0427 026739
Entries are by COIN INTO THE RING:
$3 per entry. Fun ring $1 per entry.
Horses can compete in Open or Show Hunter NOT both.
Random drug testing may occur and disciplinary action taken.
Save time on the day and fill in the indemnity form attached to the schedule.
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bookings:must
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be bitted,
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Entries are by COIN INTO THE RING: $3 per entry. Fun ring $1 per entry.
Stable bookings: Liam Smith – 0427 026739
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1. Led Galloway Mare or filly over 14 ne 15h
Led Events
2. Led Galloway Gelding over 14 ne 15h
1. Led CHAMPION
Galloway Mare
or filly over 14 ne 15h
& RESERVE
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SECTION A - RING EVENTS
RING 1
Judge: JUDGE: Amanda Ramsay-Diaco, Cobram
Start time: 9am Entry fee: $3 per class – coin entry to steward. No coin no entry
RING 1 WILL STOP FOR LUNCH 12.30 – 1.30PM
LED EVENTS
17. Hack over16 ne 16.2h
18. Hack 16.2h & over
CHAMPION & RESERVE
1. Led Galloway Mare or filly 14 ne 15h
2. Led Galloway Gelding 14 ne 15h
CHAMPION & RESERVE
3. Led hack filly or mare over 15h
4. Led hack gelding over 15h
CHAMPION & RESERVE
SENIOR RIDING CLASSES
19. District Lady Rider 18 years & over 40kms
radius of Lockhart 20. Rider 17 & under 21 years
21. Rider 21 & under 40 years
22. Rider 40 years & over
CHAMPION & RESERVE SENIOR RIDER
eligible for the champion rider.
RIDDEN EVENTS
4a. Smartest on Parade under 13 years
5. Novice Galloway
6. Intermediate Galloway
7. Lightweight Galloway over 14 ne 14.2h
8. Lightweight Galloway over 14.2 ne 15h
9. Heavyweight Galloway over 14 ne 14.2h
10. Heavyweight Galloway over 14.2 ne 15h
11. Child’s Galloway - rider under 18 years
12. Adults Galloway - rider over 18 years
CHAMPION & RESERVE
13. Novice Hack
14. Intermediate Hack
15. Hack over 15 ne 15.2h
16. Hack over 15.2h ne 16h
SECOND CHANCE (champion winners
from Ring 2 ineligible to compete)
23. Pony ne 12.h
23a. Pony over 12 ne 12.2
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL PONY
24. Pony over 12.2 & ne 13h
25. Pony over 13 ne 13.2h
26. Pony over 13.2 ne 14h
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LARGE PONY
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RING 2
Start time: 9am Entry fee: $3 per class
Judge: Mrs Vicki Brown, Jindera
RING 2 WILL STOP FOR LUNCH 12.30 – 1.30PM
LED EVENTS
15. Pony over 12 n.e 12.2h
16. Child's Pony ridden by a child under 17
17. Adult's pony ridden by an adult over 17
1. Led pony stallion or colt
2. Led pony mare or filly
3. Led pony gelding
CHAMPION & RESERVE
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
SMALL PONY
4. Smartest on Parade 13 and under 18 years Prize donated by Mrs. Irene Smyth
5. Child rider under 5 years led - not eligible for
champion
6. Rider 5 years & under
LARGE PONY
19. Pony over 13 ne 13.2
21. Child's Pony ridden by a child under 17
22. Child's Pony ridden by an adult over 17
CHAMPION & RESERVE JUNIOR RIDER
SECOND CHANCE - (Champions in Ring
1 ineligible to compete)
Eligible for Supreme Rider
23. Galloway over 14 ne 14.2
24. Galloway over 14.2 ne 15h
CHAMPION & RESERVE INTERMEDIATE
RIDER
CHAMPION & RESERVE GALLOWAY
25. Hack over 15 ne 15.2h
26. Hack over 15.2 ne 16h
27. Hack over 16 ne 16.2
28. Hack over 16.2h
Eligible for Supreme Rider
11. Novice pony
12. Intermediate pony
13. Pony n.e. 11.2h
14. Pony over 11.2 n.e 12h
HACK
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RING 3
Start time: 9.30am Entry fee: $3 per class
Judge: Jean Arnold, Cobram
LED EVENTS
Shetlands
21. Led Gelding
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION
1. Stallion, colt or gelding
2. Mare or filly
3. Led under 8.2h
4. Led over 8.2h ne 10.2h
Led Pure Welsh C & D
22. Led stallion or colt
23. Led Mare or Filly
24. Led Gelding
CHAMPION & RESERVE SHETLAND
5. Ridden Shetland Gelding
6. Ridden Shetland Mare
CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDDEN SHETLAND
(Trophy donated by Lentara Shetland Stud)
Led Riding Ponies (MUST BE
REGISTERED WITH RPSB)
27. Led Gelding
Miniature Pony
9. Led Gelding
Led APSB (MUST BE REGISTERED TO A
BREED AND REGISTERED APSB)
29. Pony 12.2 & under
31. Pony over 13h ne 14h
32. Pony over 14h
Led Arabian/Derivative
12. Led Gelding
Part Welsh
Led Dilutes
15. Led Gelding
33. Led Palomino
34. Led Buckskin
35. Led Paint/pinto/appaloosa
36. Led Roan
CHAMPION & RESERVE
Led Pure Welsh A
18. Led Gelding
Led Any Other Breed Not Listed
Above
39. Led Gelding
Led Pure Welsh B
CHAMPION & RESERVE
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RING 4
Breed Ring
Judge: Jenny Diaco, Cobram
Start time: 10am - Entry fee: $1 per class
LED EVENTS
Led any other breed
Led Pure Welsh B
21. Led Gelding
3. Led Gelding
Led Pure Welsh A
Led Dilutes
24. Led Gelding
4. Led Palomino
5. Led Buckskin
6. Led Paint/pinto/appaloosa
7. Led Roan
CHAMPION & RESERVE
CHAMPION AND RESERVE
Part Welsh
27. Led Gelding
Led APSB – (MUST BE REGISTERED TO
A BREED AND REGISTERED APSB)
9. Pony 12.2 & under
11. Pony over 13h ne 14h
12. Pony over 14h
Led Arabian/Derivative
30. Led Gelding
Led Riding Ponies (MUST BE
REGISTERED WITH RPSB)
Miniature Pony
15. Led Gelding
33. Led Gelding
Led Pure Welsh C & D
SUPREME LED BREED – to be judged
from champions in Ring 3 and 4
18. Led Gelding
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RING 5
SHOW HUNTER RING & ANSA
JUDGE: Mr Dale Bowers, Stockinbingal
Entry fee: $3 per class
Show Hunters cannot compete in the
open ring hack classes
17. Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hands and
not exceeding 14.2 hands
18. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hands and
not exceeding 15 hands
19. Child’s Show Hunter Galloway – over 14
hands and not exceeding 15 hands (Rider to
be under 17 years)
20. Adult’s Show Hunter Galloway – over 14
hands and not exceeding 15 hands (Rider to
be 17 years and over)
Led Show Hunters
1. Led Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 12.2
hands
2. Led Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 hands and
CHAMPION LED SHOW HUNTER PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SHOW
HUNTER PONY
CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER
GALLOWAY
3. L
ed Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hands and
not exceeding 14.2 hands
4. Led Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hands
and not exceeding 15 hands
21. Show Hunter Horse over 15 hands and not
exceeding 15.2 hands
22. Show Hunter Horse over 15.2 hands and not
exceeding 16 hands
23. Show Hunter Horse over 16 hands and not
24. Show Hunter Horse over 16.2 hands
25. Child’s Show Hunter Horse over 15 hands
(Rider to be under 17 years)
26. Adult’s Show Hunter Horse over 15 hands
(Rider to be over 17 years)
CHAMPION LED SHOW HUNTER
GALLOWAY
HUNTER GALLOWAY
5. Led Show Hunter Horse over 15 hands and
6. Led Show Hunter Horse over 16 hands
CHAMPION LED SHOW HUNTER HORSE
HUNTER HORSE
CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER HORSE
SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW
HUNTER OF THE SHOW
Ridden Show Hunters
7. Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 12.2 hands
8. Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 hands and not
exceeding 13 hands
9. Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 12.2 hands
10. Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 hands and not
exceeding 13 hands
11. Show Hunter Pony over 13 hands and not
12. Show Hunter Pony over 13.2 hands not
exceeding 14 hands
15. Childs Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 14
hands (Rider to be under 17 years)
16. Adults Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 14
hands (Rider to be 17 years and over)
ANSA - Australian National
Saddle Horse Association
27. Led Mare
28. Led Gelding
29. Led Stallion
CHAMPION & RESERVE ANSA
30. Ridden Mare or gelding ne 15.2h
31. Ridden Mare or gelding over 15.2h
32. Ridden Stallion
CHAMPION & RESERVE ANSA
CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER
PONY
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RING 6 - Fun & Encouragement Ring
Judge: Miss Emma Eldridge- Berrigan
Start time: 9am - Entry fee: $1 per class
Helmets and boots to be worn. These classes are for persons who do not compete
at show or pony club level on a regular basis. You may compete in your age riding
class in the open rings.
1. Best groomed horse and handler under 10
years
2. Best groomed horse and handler 10 years and
under 17 years
3. Best groomed horse and Handler 17 years and
over
CHAMPION $5 & RESERVE $2
CHAMPION HANDLER
4. Rider 6 years & under [led] - not eligible for
champion
5. Rider 6 years & under (not led)
10. Rider 18 years and over
11. Pair of riders under 10 years
12. A pair of riders under 17 years
13. A pair of riders over 17 years
14. Bareback rider 8 to 15
15. Bareback rider 15 years and over
16. Pony looking most like its owner
17. School pony (no more than 2 riders)
18. Pony/Horse with prettiest head
19. Pony/Horse with fastest walk
20. Pony/horse with the longest tail
21. Pony/horse with the longest mane
SPECIAL CLASS - FANCY DRESS - Judge
will decide what time the event will be
held. $20 prize money donated by Sunny
Corner Rand.
CHAMPION $5 & RESERVE $2
CHAMPION RIDER
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SECTION C - SHEEP
CHIEF STEWARD
Paul Routley 0427 209 016
All sheep entered must be from accredited Brucellosis free flocks
Entries close Friday prior to Show date.
Members allowed 5 free entries.
Entry $1.00 for non-members - Prizemoney 1st $10; 2nd $5.
CONDITIONS:
• This being an accredited Show, certificates must be produced before unloading.
• All sheep shall be dipped and free from lice. Any sheep exhibited with lice or tick shall be disqualified
and must be removed by the exhibitor.
• The date of shearing shall be placed against each exhibit on the Entry Form and entries will not be
accepted unless so specified.
• Third Card only shall be awarded in Classes with five competitors or over. No exhibitor may have
more than three entries in one class.
• All sheep to be the bona fide property of the exhibitor for six months prior to the date of the Show.
• The judge is empowered to disqualify any exhibitor not complying with regulations.
• In a case of a dispute arising, at least three judges of the Sheep Sections are appointed as a Judicial
Committee and their decisions will be final.
• Entries to be limited to three in each Section by one exhibitor and each entry must be on separate
line on entry form.
• No late entries will be received under any circumstances.
• Exhibitors must not converse with the judges during judging except to answer questions.
• All sheep entries to be judged on Sunday, commencing at 10am sharp.
• Sheep to be penned by 9.30am.
• Lockhart A, P & Show Society PIC NA341640
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SECTION C1 - COMMERCIAL PRIME LAMBS
Commercial breeders only.
1. Pen of 3 trade lambs
2. Pen of 3 export weight lambs
Champion ribbon & prize of $50 Gift Voucher
Proudly sponsored by Delta Agribusiness Wagga Wagga
SECTION C2 - JUNIOR MEAT SHEEP JUDGING
Open to people of secondary school age and up to 25 years of age.
Enter details on entry form on page 25 and waiver form on page 24 or page 27.
Champion ribbon & prize of $50 Gift Voucher for first place
Proudly sponsored by Delta Agribusiness Wagga Wagga
Ribbons for 2nd and 3rd
SECTION C3 - PRIME MEAT SHEEP
Sheep to be displayed by registered sheep studs.
Phone entries to Paul Routley (sheep steward) by Friday 18th September on 0427 209 016.
1. Ram, 2 tooth
2. Ram, 4 tooth or more
3. Ewe, 2 tooth
4. Ewe, 4 tooth or more
Exhibitors of sheep must supply NVD and PIC numbers on entry to the Lockhart Showground.
Livestock Rural Property
Auctioneers
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SECTION D - WOOL
Entire wool section sponsored by
SMITH’S MOTOR GARAGE
Chief Steward Mr Tim Westblade 6920 5423
Prizemoney: First $5; Second $2.
Exhibits to be in the hands of the Steward by 9am. Fleece to be skirted (bellies and pieces not to be
exhibited). The fleece to be judged on commercial value, taking into consideration quality, length of
staple, density, uniformity of fibre, condition, soundness and lustre.
RAMS FLEECES, INCLUDING RAM HOGGET FLEECES,
ONLY ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN RAM CLASSES.
All fleeces to be shorn in current year and from sheep owned by Exhibitor.
CLASS
1. Merino Fleece, Fine
2. Merino Fleece, Medium
3. Merino Fleece, Strong
Champion Fleece
will go to the Sydney
Royal Show 2016,
with the owner’s
permission
4. Merino Ram’s Fleece, Strong
5. Merino Ram’s Fleece, Fine to Medium
6. Merino Hogget Fleece, Fine to Medium
7. Merino Hogget Fleece, Strong
8. Merino Lamb’s Wool, 1kg
9. Bond Fleece
10. Bond Ram’s Fleece
11. Bond Hogget Fleece
12. Comeback Fleece
CHAMPION RIBBON FOR CHAMPION FLEECE OF SHOW
"Erinvale Farming" Trophy for Champion Merino Fleece, kindly donated by Gerry & Jan Lane.
Prize for the most successful Exhibitor $25 Voucher sponsored by Smith's Motor Garage.
(Points: 1st 3, 2nd 2, 3rd 1)
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LOCKHART AGRICULTURAL SHOW
SECTION
POULTRY
SECTIONEE –- POULTRY
CHIEF STEWARD:
Mr Trevor
Slater Phone 0407 513 974
CHIEF STEWARD:
Trevor Slater
(0407513974)
Entry$1Fee:
Entry Fee:
per $1
birdper bird Entries
th September to Trevor Slater (50 Urana Street, Wagga Wagga, NSW, 2650)
16th
EntriesClose:
Close:Wednesday
Wednesday 16
September to Trevor Slater (50 Urana Street, Wagga Wagga, NSW, 2650)
All exhibits
to be penned
by 9:30am
Show Day Judging commences at 10:00am
All exhibits
to be penned
by 9:30am
on Showon
Day
Judging commences at 10:00am
SOFT FEATHER LARGE
Australorp
Langshan
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island (any colour)
Sussex (any colour)
Wyandotte (any colour)
Ancona
Leghorn White
Leghorn Black
Leghorn (any other colour)
Minorca
Silkie (any colour)
Welsummer
Any other variety
Male
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
Female
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
SOFT FEATHER BANTAM
Australorp
Langshan
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island (any colour)
Sussex
Wyandotte (any colour)
Ancona
Leghorn White
Leghorn (any other colour)
Belgian
Japanese
Pekin (any colour)
Rosecomb
Any other variety
Male
47
49
51
53
55
57
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
73
Female
48
50
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
HARD FEATHER LARGE
Australian Game AC
Australian Pit Game AC
Indian Game AC
OEG Black Red
OEG Blue Red
OEG Duckwing AC
OEG Grey
OEG any other colour
Any other Variety
Male
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
Female
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
HARD FEATHER BANTAM
Australian Game (any colour)
Australian Pit Game (ac)
Indian Game (any colour)
Modern Game Black Red
Modern Game (aoc)
OEG Black Red Light Leg
OEG Clay or Wheaton LL AC
OEG Black Red Dark Leg
OEG Blue Red
OEG Duckwing (any colour)
OEG Grey
OEG Any other colour
Any other variety
Male
75
77
79
81
83
85
87
89
91
93
95
97
Female
76
78
80
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
96
98
PRIZES
Champion Bird: $80 + ribbon
Reserve Champion: $40 + ribbon
Best Soft Feather Large: Bag of feed + ribbon
Best Soft Feather Bantam: Bag of feed + ribbon
Best Hard Feather Large: Bag of feed + ribbon
Best Hard Feather Bantam: Bag of feed + ribbon
Best Breeding Pair: Bag of feed + ribbon
First Place: $2.00
Second Place: $1.00
BREEDING PAIRS
Soft Feather Large
Hard Feather Large
Soft Feather Bantam
Hard Feather Bantam
Many thanks to our kind sponsors of the Poultry Section:
Lockhart Ex-Servicemen’s Club
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JUNIOR MEAT SHEEP JUDGING
Open to people of secondary
school age and up to 25 years
of age.
Champion ribbon & prize
of $50 Gift Voucher for 1st,
ribbons for 2nd and 3rd.
Entries to
Paul Routley 0427 209 016
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Students at Lockhart gain the
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• Small class sizes ensure that
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ENTRY FORM
To the Secretary of the AGRICULTURAL PASTORAL & SHOW SOCIETY OF LOCKHART INC
PO BOX 39, LOCKHART 2656
I hereby give you notice that I intend to exhibit the following at the forthcoming Show of your Society,
and that having read the Prize List and Regulations, I declare that they are entered in the Section to
which they properly belong
NAME ........................................................................................................................................................
ADDRESS ..................................................................................................................................................
...................................................................................................................................................................
Indemnity and Waiver must be completed and signed by exhibitor.
Amount enclosed for Subscription and Entry Fees $................................................................................
NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY ENTRY FEE
Section
Class
Particulars
Amount
PIC NA 341640
Entry tickets for phone entries will be available at Secretary’s Office, Showground, after 7.30 am Sunday.
They will not be posted. Please collect before taking entries to the Pavilion. Annual subscription of $15
will qualify member and guest to free entries and free admission to ground etc, of Member, spouse and
family as per Regulation in Schedule (page 3). Single membership $10.
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ENTRY FORM
To the Secretary of the AGRICULTURAL PASTORAL & SHOW SOCIETY OF LOCKHART INC
PO BOX 39, LOCKHART 2656
I hereby give you notice that I intend to exhibit the following at the forthcoming Show of your Society,
and that having read the Prize List and Regulations, I declare that they are entered in the Section to
which they properly belong
NAME ........................................................................................................................................................
ADDRESS ..................................................................................................................................................
...................................................................................................................................................................
Indemnity and Waiver must be completed and signed by exhibitor.
Amount enclosed for Subscription and Entry Fees $................................................................................
NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY ENTRY FEE
Section
Class
Particulars
Amount
PIC NA 341640
Entry tickets for phone entries will be available at Secretary’s Office, Showground, after 7.30 am Sunday.
They will not be posted. Please collect before taking entries to the Pavilion. Annual subscription of $15
will qualify member and guest to free entries and free admission to ground etc, of Member, spouse and
family as per Regulation in Schedule (page 3). Single membership $10.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES LIMITED
Name of Show …………………………………………………….
PARTICIPANT RISK ACKNOWLEDGMENT & WAIVER
Name of participant:.......................................................................................................................
Contact Number of Participant: ................................................................................................................
Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales Limited and Name of Show ……………....
(together the Suppliers) advise that participation (including passive participation) in a competition or
event at an agricultural show contains elements of risk, both obvious and inherent. Competitions,
activities and events of all types are dangerous recreational activities.
1.
By signing this waiver I acknowledged that:
1.1
participation in …………………………………………………………………..(the
Event) is a recreational service for the purpose of section 139A of the Australian
Competition and Consumer Act (Cth) 2010 and also a recreational activity for
the purposes of section 5K of the Civil Liability Act (NSW) 2002;
1.2
participation in the Event involves a significant risk of physical harm and may
result in injury, loss, damage or death to me;
1.3
participation in the Event requires certain skills and experience. I declare that
I have sufficient skills and experience to be able to safely and properly participate
in the Event;
1.4
if the Event is held outdoors, there are risks to me as a result of the weather
conditions, including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind;
1.5
I am responsible for ensuring that I have and will wear equipment suitable for
safely and properly participating in the Event;
1.6
I am responsible for the condition of any tools and equipment and ensuring
that they are appropriate for the Event; and
1.7
I use the facilities of (name of show society) entirely at my own risk, as I find
them and with the prior acceptance of the risk of possible danger to me.
2
If I suffer injury, loss or damage (Loss) while participating in the Event, I will not hold the
Suppliers, their employees or agents legally responsible for any Loss I suffer. I will not sue
the Suppliers, their employees or agents for any claims, costs, damages or liability. I agree
to release the Suppliers and their employees from legal responsibility for the services I have
been provided and/or activity I have participated in.
3
I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the Event and associated activities is a
danger and may have inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and sometimes
death) may occur and I accept and assume all such risks of personal injury or death in
anyway whatsoever arising from these activities and hereby waive my individual right to sue
the Suppliers for all claims I or my representatives may have for such personal injury or
death against the Suppliers in any way whatsoever arising from or in connection with these
activities.
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4
At the time of participating in the event, I have not been to any degree under the influence of
alcohol or illicit drugs.
5
I will not consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Event and agree that
such use may result in me being excluded from the Event or other events with no
entitlement to any refund of money paid for entry to the Suppliers.
6
I agree to be bound by the rules and guidelines of the Agricultural Societies Council of New
South Wales Incorporated as varied from time to time.
Where the participant is over 18 years of age:
I agree that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it and agree that this waiver will be
binding on my heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.
I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted me to participate in the activity the subject of this
document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations I have made
herein.
I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the
laws of New South Wales.
Signature:
...................................................... Dated:
Where participant is under 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or guardian):
I ...................................................................., being a parent or legal guardian of the above named
participant hereby consent to my child participating in the following event
......................................................................... Date of Birth………………..
I confirm that I have read and understood and explained to the participant, this waiver prior to signing
it and agree that this agreement will be binding on my (and their) heirs, next of kin, executors and
administrators.
I acknowledge that the Suppliers have permitted me to participate in the activity the subject of this
document in reliance upon the matters acknowledged by me and the representations I have made
herein.
I agree that this waiver shall be governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the
laws of New South Wales.
Signature:
...................................................... Dated:
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SECTION G - DOGS
ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW
To be conducted under the Rules and Regulations of RASKC
ORGANISER
Lyn Pearson
Entry Fee $10.00; catalogue $4.00.
Admission fees to ground will be charged unless Exhibitor’s Pass is produced.
Entries close 15th September 2015
SECTION H - GRAIN
STEWARDS
Mr Peter McDonnell (02)6920 5629
Exhibitors may be financial members of the Society and pay no entry fee. Non members to pay $1
entry fee.
Exhibits in this class must be grown within 50km of Lockhart. The Exhibitor may only enter one entry
of the same variety in each section. A sample of at least 1.5kg is required. All grain will become the
property of the Society, and will be donated to the Poultry section as a major prize. All entries must be
grown in the previous season.
Late entries must be in the Steward’s hands by 8.30am on Show Day.
PRIZES: First $5, Second $3.
Grower’s Name.........................................................................................................................................
Variety.........................................................................................................................................................
1. Lockhart Crop Competition Wheat Sample..................................Protein..............................................
2. APH Wheat....................................................................................Protein..............................................
3. AH Wheat......................................................................................Protein..............................................
4. APW Wheat...................................................................................Protein..............................................
5. ASW Wheat...................................................................................Protein..............................................
6. Feed Wheat
7. Malt Barley
Major Sponsor of Grain Section
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8. Feed Barley
9. Canola
10. Oats
11. Pulse
All varieties of wheat, barley and oats grown in the Lockhart area may be exhibited in the
category in which they are suitable.
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SECTION J - FARM PRODUCE & DECORATED EGGS
STEWARD
Peter Wilson (02) 69 205 808
• Entries must have been produced by exhibitor except in decorated egg section.
• For the Decorated Egg section, the eggs must be hard boiled.
• Decorated eggs may be decorated with any medium and embellishments.
• Prizes except where otherwise stated: First $2, Second $1.
• Exhibits must be in the hands of the Stewards by 8.30 am.
• Entry Fee 50¢ for non-members. No late entries.
1. Six White Hen Eggs
2. Six Brown Hen Eggs
3. Six Bantam Eggs
4. Six Duck Eggs
5. Six Goose Eggs
6. Collection of Eggs (at least three varieties)
Champion ribbon for best exhibit.
No exhibit may be removed
from Showground
before 4.30pm
JUNIOR: DECORATED EGGS
Best Exhibit in age sections receives $5 plus card.
16 years and under
7 years and under
11. Theme: eg. birthday, Christmas, Easter
7. My pretty egg
12. Open expression (must use 3 eggs)
8. Egg and flowers
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9. Mum, Dad and Me
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SECTION K - VEGETABLES & FRUIT
STEWARD
Peter Wilson (02) 69 205 808
• Entries must have been produced by Exhibitor.
• Prizes except where otherwise stated: First $2, Second $1.
• Entry Fee 50¢ for non-members. No late entries
Champion ribbon and prize for best exhibit $10 Gift Voucher sponsored by Lockhart Show Society.
Vegetables
Exhibits must be in the hands
1. Best Cabbage
of the Stewards by 8.30 am.
2. Best Broccoli
3. Six Carrots
4. Six Radishes
No exhibit may be removed from
5. Bunch of Silver Beet (minimum 3 pieces)
Showground before 4.30pm
6. Bunch of Rhubarb (minimum 3 stalks)
7. Broad Beans
Fruit
8. Butternut Pumpkin
19. Three Grapefruit
9. Pumpkin (any other variety)
20. Five Oranges
10. Asparagus (minimum 5 spears)
21. Five Mandarins
11. One Asian Green, eg. Bok Choy, Choy Sum
22. Five Lemons
12. Small bowl mixed lettuce leaves (minimum 3
23. Collection of Fruit (minimum 3 varieties)
varieties), eg. cos, rocket, radicchio, oak leaf,
butter head.
Junior Section
24. Three Oranges
Herbs
25. Three Lemons
13. Bunch of Parsely
26. Vegetables (Create an animal monster)
14. Bunch of Mint
27. Citrus Fruit (Create a vehicle - car, truck, bike)
15. Any other Herb
16. Collection of Herbs (3 varieties)
Best exhibit in sections 26 & 27
17. Collection of Herbs (6 varieties)
receives $5.00 plus card.
18. Decorative Display of Herbs
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SECTION L - FLOWERS
STEWARD
Mrs Shirley Morgan 69 295 237
• Entry fee 50c non-members.
• First Prize $2; Second Prize $1, Orchid Prize $2.50
• All flowers to be grown by Exhibitor, except in Decorative Section.
• Flowers in wrong Section will not be judged/changed to another Section.
• Exhibits to be in hands of Stewards by 8.30am on Show Day.
• Attach entry ticket to container.
• No entry to be taller than 60cm.
• In Cut Flower section, entries to be judged on flowers only, not container.
CUT FLOWERS
1. Three Stocks, in one container
2. Three Geraniums, distinct, in one container
3. Three Pansies
4. Collection of Iceland Poppies
5. Collection of Bulbs, Corms or Rhizomes, one
stem of each in one container
6. Collection of Anemone
7. Collection of Ranunculi
8. Collection of Freesias
9. Collection of Calendulas
10. One Camellia, in spray can lid
11. Camellia - 1 red, in spray can lid
12. Camellia - 1 white, in spray can lid
13. Camellia - 1 pink, in spray can lid
14. Camellia blotched or variegated, in spray can
lid
15. Collection of Sweet Peas
16. Container of Primula
17. Container of Spring Blossom
18. Container of Flowering Shrubs, four distinct
varieties, one cut of each
19. Container of four Native Flowering Shrubs,
one cut of each
20. Container of Cut Flowers, not bulbs or
shrubs, four distinct cuts
21. Choicest Bloom or Spike, not in schedule
22. One stem of Orchid
Champion Ribbon and prize for the
Champion Exhibit in Cut Flowers.
Prize donated by Mrs H. Eurell
Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor
Mrs Jean Urquhart Memorial Prize for
Champion Camellia in Sections 10-14
Exhibits must be
in the hands of
the Stewards by
8.30 am.
No exhibit may be
removed from
Showground
before 4.30pm
28. Indoor plant (not fern)
Champion Ribbon and Mrs Iris Schneider
Memorial prize for Champion
Exhibit in Pot Plants.
NOVICE - DECORATIVE
This is for competitors who have not won a First
Prize in Decorative Section in previous years.
29. An arrangement of pink and white flowers
30. An arrangement of five flowers
Ribbon for best exhibit in Novice Section
DECORATIVE - embellishments allowed
31. Flowers and Fruit
32. Float bowl, flowers to float
33. Jug of mixed flowers, to be judged from front
34.Tranquillity
35. Weathered wood and flowers (any type)
36. Just Fresh Leaves
37. Vertical Arrangement of fresh flowers
38. Arrangement of Silk or Dry Flowers
39. Miniature under 10 cm, any type
Champion Ribbon and Mrs V S Alexander
Memorial prize for Champion Exhibit
The Hunt Family prize for Most Successful
Exhibitor
JUNIOR
16 Years and Under
40. Small jug of mixed flowers
41. Decorative saucer of flowers
10 Years and Under
42. A small vase or container of flowers
43. Decorative saucer of flowers
Champion ribbon and $10 Gift Voucher
sponsored by Lockhart Show Society
for best exhibit in Junior Section.
POT PLANTS
23. Flowering plant in pot (perennial)
24. Flowering plant in pot (annual)
25. Flowering bulb or bulbs in pot
26. Fern in pot (any variety)
27. Cactus or Succulent in pot
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SECTION M - NEEDLE WORK
STEWARDS
Mrs J Peel (02) 6920 5571 and Mrs T Smith (02) 6920 5469
• All exhibits must be Exhibitor’s own work. Cleanliness essential.
All items are to have loose threads removed.
• Cushions are to have the corners firmly stuffed.
• Hand finishing allowed on machine-made articles.
• Articles that have won a prize in this Section at a previous
Lockhart Show are not eligible to compete.
SENIOR
18. Article or piece of wool
Scale of points: First 3 pts,
embroidery
Second 2 pts.
19. Piece of tapestry
Entry fee is 50c for non20. Article suitable for a gift
members.
21. Handmade teddy bear
Prizes: First $2, Second $1
22. Article by person over 80
years
1. Wall hanging
23. Coat hanger - fabric
2. Local Section - Any
24. Cushion - fabric
Embroidery Item
25.Bag
3. Patchwork quilt made solely 26. Pin cushion
by Exhibitor - Special Prize
donated by Heaven in Rags Champion ribbon for best
4. Patchwork quilt exhibit
professionally quilted
Prize for Most Successful
5.Apron
Exhibitor,
6. Patchwork cushion
donated by Mrs D L Sly
7. Any other patchwork article JUNIOR SECTION
8. Local Section - Any
Age to be stated on entry ticket
Patchwork Item
Scale of points: First 3 pts,
9. Appliqué cushion
Second 2 pts
10. Any other appliqué article
Prizes: First $1.50, Second $1
11. Article of counted cross
stitch
Infants
12. Article of cross stitch
27.Tapestry
13. Long stitch tapestry
28. Article suitable for a gift
14. Article of candle wicking
29.Patchwork
15. Piece of embroidery - any
30. Doll /Toy
size
16. Embroidered duchess set,
supper cloth or table centre
17. Naïve stitchery
Exhibits must be in
the hands of the Show
Secretary at the Show
Office by Wednesday
23rd September 2015.
from Showground before
4.30pm
Primary
31.Tapestry
33.Patchwork
34. Doll /Toy
Secondary
36.Patchwork
37. Doll / Toy
Champion ribbon for best
exhibit.
Prize money in Junior Section
sponsored by Mrs Judith Peel.
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STEWARDS
Mrs N Millett (02) 6920 5546, Mrs M Strong
• All exhibits must be Exhibitor’s own work. Cleanliness essential.
• All articles except machine knits must be hand made. Seams
may be sewn by machine.
• Articles that have won a prize in this Section at a previous
Lockhart Show are not eligible to compete.
• Entry tickets to be SEWN, not pinned to exhibit.
SENIOR
Scale of points: First 3 pts, Second 2 pts.
for non-members.
Exhibits must be
in the hands of the
Show Secretary at
the Show Office by
Wednesday 23rd
September 2015.
Entry fee is 50c
Prizes: First $2, Second $1
1. One pair of knitted or crocheted bootees
from Showground
2. Knitted or crocheted baby garment (not bootees)
before 4.30pm
3. Knitted child’s garment
4. Crocheted child’s garment
5. Adult’s knitted or crocheted garment
6. Knitted or crocheted toy
7. Crocheted doyley
8. Crocheted handkerchief edge
9. Knitted or crocheted article made by person over 60 years
10. Knitted or Crocheted scarf
11. Novelty crocheted or knitted item
12. Local Section - Any Knitted or Crocheted Item
13. Knitted article not mentioned
14. Crocheted article not mentioned
15.Rug
16. State Competition - 3 different types of wool articles or garments (conditions on next page)
Champion ribbon for best exhibit
Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor, donated by The Country Lane Hair Co.
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Age to be stated on entry ticket
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WOOL ARTICLE/GARMENT
STATE COMPETITION
Competition to be Conducted at
Society, Group & State Level
CLASS:
THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF
WOOL ARTICLES AND/OR GARMENTS
CONDITIONS:
1.
For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply:
a) Garment: an item that can be worn e.g. dress, jacket, scarf, hat
b) Article: a utility item that is not worn but can be used in the home e.g.
blanket; with an outfit eg. bag; for amusement eg. toy; as a decoration eg.
picture etc.
2.
The whole article and/or garment must be constructed of,and contain a minimum of,
80% wool.
3.
Exhibits (articles/garments) may be knitted, crocheted, sewn, felted etc and must be
hand crafted (use of sewing machine is permitted).
4.
A sample of the yarn, fabric or fibre with label must be attached to each
item making up the exhibit. If a label is not available as a handspun/felted,
a handwritten label with relevant details and sample will suffice.
5.
An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a group of
individuals, or an organization.
6.
All three article/garments must have been completed within the 12 months prior to
the local show and made by the exhibitor/s.
7.
An exhibit having won at a local show may be exhibited (the same three
article/garments) at the Group Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final is then
eligible to compete in the State Final.
8.
An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Society at Group level and one Group at
State level.
9.
An exhibit (article/garment) that has previously competed at Group level is not
eligible to compete again.
10. If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion
Steward in consultation with the appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select
three suitable individual exhibits and, with the exhibitors permission, enter them in
the Group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society concerned.
11. It is the responsibility of the Group Secretary and winner to co-ordinate the transfer
of the winning entry to the ASC Office in Sydney for the State judging.
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SECTION P - COOKERY
STEWARDS
Mrs Judy Matusiak and Miss Donna Seberry.
(02) 6920 5572
• AMATEURS ONLY. One exhibit in each class.
• Exhibits must be in the hands of the stewards by 8.30 a.m. for judging.
• Please take note of the number of items required for each entry and whether or not they are to be
iced or not, as entries not complying with these requirements will be automatically disqualified.
• Please put exhibits (other than large cakes) on a 20cm plate and cover with a clear bag. e.g. oven
bags.
• Entry for non-members 50c for Senior section
• First prize $1.50, second prize $1
SENIOR COOKERY - Scale of points: First 3 pts, Second 2 pts.
1. Boiled Fruit Cake, not iced
2. Light or Dark Fruit Cake, not iced
3. Chocolate Cake, iced with chocolate icing
4. Plate of 6 cream puffs, 3 with cream, 3 unfilled
5. Sultana Cake, not iced
6. Jam Roll
7. 6 Decorated Cupcakes
8. Orange Cake, iced with any icing
9. Sponge Sandwich with strawberry jam filling
10. Iced Apple Slice, 4 pieces cut into 10 cm2
11. 6 Scones, any variety
12. 3 Different varieties of biscuits, not iced, 2 pieces of each
13. 6 Lamingtons, cut into 4cm squares
14. 6 pieces of Shortbread
15. Marble Cake, iced with pink icing
16. Banana Cake, iced with lemon icing (use 12cm x 23cm tin)
17. Loaf, any variety e.g. Date & Nut Loaf
18. 6 Patty Cakes, not iced
19. Carrot Cake, iced with any icing (no ring tins)
20. Iced Mud Cake, any flavour
21. Honey Roll, cream filling
22. Decorated Cake
23. 6 Meringues
24. 6 pieces Coconut Ice, any varieties
25. Loaf of Bread, any method & variety
26. State Rich Fruit Cake Competition (compulsory recipe on page 51)
27. 6 Muffins, any variety
28. 6 Anzac Biscuits
29. 6 pieces of Layered Slice
30. 6 pieces of Slice, one variety
Exhibits must
be in the hands
of the Stewards
by 8.30 am.
Champion Ribbon for Best Exhibit
Mr VS Alexander Memorial Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor
$10 Gift Voucher for Most Successful Exhibitor sponsored by Lockhart Show Society.
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10 years and under
47. 6 Plain Pikelets, any method
48. 6 Decorated Milk Arrowroot Biscuits
49. Packet cake, iced
50. Threaded edible Necklace
51. Decorated Cake, same requirements as in
the under 16 section
JUNIOR COOKERY - Scale of points: First 3
pts, Second 2 pts
16 years and under
31. 4 Scones
32. Sponge Sandwich, with strawberry jam filling
33. 4 Cup Cakes, iced
34. Chocolate Cake, iced with chocolate icing
35. 2 Gingerbread People, decorated
36. Decorated Cake – judged on exhibitor’s own
decorations, not the quality of the cake, cake
need not be made by exhibitor
Champion ribbon and prize donated by
Intuition of Lockhart
for Champion exhibit in Junior Cookery
Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor in each
age group
Donated by LOCKHART BUILDING SUPPLIES
14 years and under
37. 4 scones
38. 6 plain pikelets, any method
39. Packet cake, iced
40. 4 Cup Cakes, iced
under 16 section
Hints for show cookery
• Patty cakes should be in patty papers
• No decorations, e.g. nuts or coconut unless
specified
12 years and under
42. 6 plain pikelets, any method
43. 6 Decorated Milk Arrowroot Biscuits
44. Packet Cake, iced
45. Threaded Edible Necklace
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Recipe for STATE RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
Sponsored by the Australian Dried Fruits Association. The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants.
Here’s what you need.
250g (8oz) Sultanas, 250g (8oz) Chopped Raisins, 250g (8oz) Currants, 125g (4oz) Chopped Mixed
Peel, 90g (3oz) Chopped Red Glaze Cherries, 90g (3oz) Chopped Blanched Almonds, 1/3 Cup Sherry or
Brandy, 250g (8oz) Plain Flour, 60g (2oz) Self-Raising Flour, 1/4 Teaspoon Grated Nutmeg, 1/2 Teaspoon
Ground Ginger, 1/2 Teaspoon Ground Cloves, 250g (8oz) Butter, 250g (8oz) Soft Brown Sugar, 1/2
teaspoon Lemon Essence OR finely Grated Lemon Rind, 1/2 Teaspoon Almond Essence, 1/2 Teaspoon
Vanilla Essence, 4 Large Eggs.
Here’s what you do:
Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1
hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flour and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar
with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add
the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden
spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared tin, no larger than 20cm (8”) and bake in a slow oven for
approximately 3 1/2 - 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin.
Prize money is sponsored by the ASC. Show Societies and Groups should pay the prize money to their
winners, then apply to the ASC for reimbursement.
Winners at country shows will each receive a cash prize of $20 and will be required to bake a second
“Rich Fruit Cake” in order to compete in a Group Final to be conducted by each of the fourteen Groups
of the Agricultural Societies Council of NSW.
The fourteen winners at Group level will each receive a cash prize of $30, and are required to bake a
third “Rich Fruit Cake” for the Final judging at the Royal Easter Show where the winner will receive a
cash prize of $100.00.
Note: Competitors may only represent one Show Society in a Group Final and only one Group in
a State Final.
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SECTION R - JAMS & PRESERVES
STEWARDS
Mrs Roslyn Seberry 69 205 168, Mrs Noele Mitchell & Mrs Ruth Farrall.
• Entries must be in the hands of the stewards by 8.30am on the day of the Show.
• Entry ticket must be firmly attached to the jars. State variety on jars.
• One entry in each section, unless otherwise stated.
• Prize money: First $2; Second $1 - Entry fee non-members 50¢.
Ribbon for Champion Exhibit.
Exhibits must be
1. Collection of home-made jams, three varieties (excluding
marmalade).
in the hands of the
2. Apricot jam.
Stewards by 8.30 am.
3. Plum jam.
4. Melon jam, any flavour.
5. Fig jam.
6. Any other variety jam. State variety on label. Two entries permitted.
7. Any variety jelly. State variety on label. Two entries permitted.
8. Three fruit marmalade.
9. Any other variety marmalade. State variety on label. Two entries permitted.
10. Jar lemon butter.
11. Jar caramel sauce (pouring consistency).
12. Small Container or quince Paste
13. Bottle tomato sauce.
14. Bottle of sauce. Any variety
15. Mustard pickles.
from Showground
16. Green tomato pickles.
before 4.30pm
17. Collection pickles - three jars.
18. Red tomato relish
19. Jar of chutney. Any Variety. State Variety on the jar. Two entries permitted.
20. Bottle of preserved fruit or vegetables. Two entries permitted.
21. Bottle of olives
22. Bottle of Decorative Oil
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SECTION S - PHOTOGRAPHY
STEWARD
Mrs Sylvia Mulholland (02) 69 205 135
• All entries must be the Exhibitor’s own work.
• All entries must be mounted, eg: light cardboard and photo corners. Just a 1cm edging is required
(or balanced according to size of photo, so frame edge doesn’t dominate.) No glass.
• Maximum size of print 6” x 8”. Entry Fee 50c non-members.
• Entry fee 50c non-members.
All entries MUST
Sections 1 to 14 (except Section 13) - First Prize $2; Second Prize $1 be in the hands
OPEN PRINTS - COLOURED
of the Secretary
1.Landscape
2. Seascape/Water Scene
by Wednesday
3. Scene within 50km of Lockhart
23rd September
4. Adult or Child Study
5. People (2 or more posed or happy snap)
2015 & labelled
6. Farm Scene
with entry ticket.
7. Animal/s, Bird/s or Insect/s
8. Sport or Leisure
9.Sunrise/Sunset
10. Open subject
11. Collection of photos (maximum 4) mounted on one piece of cardboard (Any subject, must be related)
12. Digitally enhanced print - any subject
13. A series of photos (maximum 4) showing different aspects of grain production.
First prize in class 13 $5, second prize $2.
OPEN PRINTS - BLACK AND WHITE
14. Open Subject
Classes 15 to 24 - First Prize $5, Second Prize $2
Sponsored by BUSH & CAMPBELL Accountants
from Showground
before 4.30pm
18 YEARS AND UNDER
15. Scene within 50 km of Lockhart
16. Open Subject
17. Seascape/Landscape
18. Digitally enhanced print – any subject
YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHER - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
First Prize $5, Second Prize $2.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Animal/s, Bird/s or Insect/s
Open Subject (Can be a school, house, trees, garden or anything you like)
People or person doing something funny or cute.
Sunrise/Sunset
Digitally enhanced print – any subject
Collection of photos (maximum 4) mounted on one piece of cardboard (any subject, must be related)
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SECTION T - ARTS & CRAFTS
CHIEF STEWARD
Mrs Heather Trevaskis (02) 69204758
• Strictly one entry per section for each exhibitor in Sections 9-31.
• All entries to be original work. NO copies or traced work.
OPEN SECTION
9 YEARS AND UNDER
• Open Section exhibits must be presented
22. Drawing, any medium
ready to hang or mounted on cardboard
23. Painting, any medium
• Section 1-8 Entry Fee 50c non-members
24. Mixed medium
• First Prize $3, Second Prize $1.50
25. Craft Item (other than needlework)
6 YEARS AND UNDER
26. Coloured Pencil or Texta drawing
28. Mixed medium
29. Craft (other than needlework)
1. Any scene within 50km radius of Lockhart,
any medium.
Locality to be stated on exhibit.
4. Still Life, any medium
5. Mixed Medium
6.Woodcraft
7. Page of Scrapbooking
PRESCHOOL
30. Mixed medium
31.Craft
Champion exhibit ribbon and prize for best
exhibit, donated by Trevaskis Family
• Sections 9-31.
• First Prize $2, Second Prize $1
16 YEARS AND UNDER
10. Mixed medium
12. Any medium
13.Woodcraft
14.Sculpture
12 YEARS AND UNDER
17. Mixed Medium
19. Any medium
20.Woodcraft
•School & Preschool entry sheets
for sections 9 -31 need to be given
to the Show Secretary by 7th
September.
•All entries in Arts & Crafts must be
in the hands of the Secretary at the
Show office by Wednesday 23rd
September.
No exhibit may be removed from
Showground before 4.30pm
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SECTION W - SCHOOLWORK
STEWARD Contact Secretary Mrs Jennifer He (02) 69 203 710
• All entries must have been completed in the last 12 months and must be entered in the Section that
child is eligible for this year.
• Need NOT be mounted on cardboard.
• All entries must be marked on back with name, class, section & school
• One (1) item per sub-section per child.
CERTIFICATES ONLY for 1st & 2nd - RIBBONS FOR EXCEPTIONAL WORK.
KINDERGARTEN
1. Art - any media - any subject
2. Craft Work - any media - any subject
3.Handwriting
4. Original story or poem - with illustration
ALL EXHIBITS
TO BE IN THE
HANDS OF THE
STEWARD BY
MONDAY 7TH
SEPTEMBER
2015.
INFANTS - YEARS 1 and 2
5. Year 1 - Handwriting
7. Year 1 - Original story or poems - with illustration
8. Year 2 - Original story or poems - with illustration
9. Year 2 Research
JUNIOR PRIMARY - YEARS 3 and 4
12. Year 3 - Original piece of writing - illustrations optional
13. Year 4 - Original piece of writing - illustrations optional
14. Any major School Research Project
SENIOR PRIMARY - YEAR 5
15.Handwriting
16. Original piece of writing
17.Research
from Showground
before 4.30pm
SENIOR PRIMARY - YEAR 6
18.Handwriting
20.Research
JUNIOR SECONDARY - YEARS 7 and 8
22.Research
23. Original Poem
SENIOR SECONDARY - YEARS 9, 10, 11 and 12
25.Research
26. Original Poem
TROPHIES AND CHAMPION EXHIBIT RIBBONS FOR BEST EXHIBITS
in Infants - Primary - Secondary
Sponsored by Butch & Judy Lane
Open to all school children living within 50km of Lockhart
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SECTION X - LEGO
STEWARD
Mrs Judith Peel Phone: 6920 5571
• Exhibitor’s responsibility to have exhibits at pavilion ready
for judging by 8.30 am on Show Day
• Entries to be of LEGO, DUPLO or SIMILAR BUILDING
BLOCKS
• All work must be done by exhibitor.
• Building blocks only to be used.
• 1st Prize $2; 2nd Prize $1; 3rd Prize 50¢.
Exhibits must be
in the hands of the
Display to be set firmly on
a base of no greater than
40cmx40cm
1. 5 Years and Under - Duplo
2. 8 Years and Under - Own design
3. 8 Years and Under - Technic
5. 10 Years and Under - Technic
7.12 Years and Under - Technic
8. Open - own design
Champion ribbon for best exhibit
Prize money sponsored by the Mulholland Family
SECTION Y - DOLLS & DOLL CRAFT & BEADING
STEWARDS
Mrs Judith Peel (Phone 6920 5571), and Miss Brooke Peel
• Entry Fee 50c non-members. First Prize $2, Second $1
• Exhibits to be in by 8.30 am (no late entries accepted)
• Section 1-8 Porcelain Dolls, Rag Dolls and their clothes must be Exhibitor’s own work
• All beading to be Exhibitor’s own work
PORCELAIN
1. Porcelain Doll
Exhibits must be
in the hands of the
RAG DOLLS
2. Rag Doll
BEADING
3. Article of Beading
JUNIOR: MY DOLL OR TEDDY
4. Prettiest Bride Doll
5. Prettiest Baby Doll
6. Best Dressed Barbie Doll
from Showground
7. Best Dressed Couple (Barbie and Ken)
8. Best Dressed Bratz Doll
before 4.30pm
9. Prettiest Teddy
10. Most Loved Teddy
11. Rag Doll
12. Sporty Doll or Teddy
13. Cutest Soft Toy Animal
Champion exhibit ribbon for best exhibit
All prize money sponsored by L Golder and M Burkinshaw
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Trigger Vale
Polls &
White Suffolks
Andrew & Mandi Bouffler
0427 207656
www.triggervalesheepstuds.com.au
On Property Sale 1st Friday in September
Poll Merinos
Tim & Rachel Westblade
Ph: 02 6920 5423
Mob: 0429 205 423
Email: [email protected]
Pastora
Lockhart NSW 2656
www.pollmerinos.com.au
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www.greenlineind.com
Bringing worldwide innovative
agricultural product solutions
to the local farming industry.
All made and manufactured
in Australia.
A local business since 2011 providing:
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Liquid Fertiliser & Liquid Application Kits
Chemical Handling Solutions
Precision Technology
Diesel and Petrol Farm Delivery Service
Contract Spraying Services
CNC Plasma Cutting
Diesel Exhaust Fluid (Adblue)
Made and
manufactured
in our Lockhart
facility.
Call us to help you
improve your crop
performance.
www.greenlineind.com | [email protected] | 02 6920 4965
5 Harry Davies Drive (Lockhart Industrial Park), Lockhart NSW 2656
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NA
NATIONAL
TIONAL HISTORIC
HISTORIC
Truck
Truck &
& Commercial
Commercial
8th National
Historic
Show
Show
Truck
& Commercial
Vehicle
Show
Saturday,
7 March
2015
Celebrate
road
past
present
at
Celebrate
roadtransport
transport past
andand
present
at
Lockhart Verandah
8th
National Historic
Verandah
Town’s
LockhartTown’s
TruckHistoric
& Commercial
VehicleVehicle
ShowShow
Truck & Commercial
7th National
on Saturday, 7th March 2015.
12th March, 2016
Held at Lockhart Showground, this year the feature vehicle
will be Dodge and Graham Bros Trucks, the latter being the
Entry is $5 for adults, free for children.
forerunner trucks to Dodge from about 1918 to 1928. This
is no entry
feeof for
exhibitors.
featureThere
is to celebrate
100 years
Dodge
as of November
Vintage
Cars
are
very
welcome
attend.
2014 and 100 years of Dodge in Australiato
in 2015.
Catering and Bar Facilities Available on Site.
Prizes Awarded For:
 Oldest Dodge or Graham Bros Truck
Proceeds from this event go towards taking a young representative
 Dodge
or Graham
Bros
Driving
Furthest
ShowThe
from
the Lockhart
district
to Truck
the Royal
Easter
Showto
in the
Sydney.
2015 representative was Mr Tom Heckendorf, winner of the 2014
 Junior
Best Local
Farm Truck, any make, any condition.
Meat Sheep Judging at the Annual Show.
Entry is $5 for adults, free for children.
www.lockhartshiretourism.com.au
There is no entry fee for exhibitors.
Vintage Cars are very59welcome to attend.
Advertisers
AB Smith Earthmoving 16
Almondvale Sheep Studs 45
Burkinshaw’s 43
Bush & Campbell Accountants 58
D & K Gooden 48
Delta Agribusiness 23
Delta Livestock & Property 18
Elders Lockhart 37
Emerald Grain 27, 38
Emma’s Website 8
Flanagan’s Express Freight 6
GA & TA Hounsell 43
Greenline Industries 57
H Francis & Co Pty Ltd 15
Heaven in Rags 49
Hutcheon & Pearce 52
Ian McLeod & CO 5
Illawarra Merino Stud 50
Intuition of Lockhart 22
John Bance & Co 28
John Ryan Pregnancy Testing 11
K L Kuhne Shearing Services 10
Landmark inside front cover
Liberty Oil 26
Lockhart & District Community
Bank® Branch back cover
Lockhart Central School 24
Lockhart Chemmart Pharmacy 12,
40
Lockhart Earthmoving 24
Lockhart Ex-Servicemen’s Club 22
Lockhart Gourmet Meats 22
Lockhart IGA 33
Lockhart Motel 17
Lockhart Newsagency & Gifts 17
Lockhart Roadhouse 6
Maslin Shearing 41
MWS Fabrication 53
Ollies Security 9
Pastora Poll Merinos 56
P.J. Cronk 48
Quality Wool 36
Quick Print 44
Rural Management Strategies Pty
Ltd 16
Silvalite Service Centre 39
Smith’s Motor Garage 20
Tara Stud 16
Tasco Petroleum 35
Trigger Vale Sheep Studs 56
Verandah Town Electrical 6
W. Hannon & Son 6
Wagga Motors inside back cover
60
Proudly supporting
Jackson Strong
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It’s switching your banking to us.
But it’s bigger than that.
It’s
showground.
banking with us, you automatically become part of something
bigger. Bigger than a bank.
Drop into your closest branch at 98 Green Street, Lockhart
or phone 6920 4244 or apply now at bendigobank.com.au
bendigobank.com.au
Lockhart & District Community Bank ®Branch
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited, ABN 11 068 049 17 8 AFSL/Australian Credit
Licence 237879 . S48164-12 ( 217323_v3 ) (18/06/2014 )
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- Lockhart Show

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