the Tauranga A&P Show Information 2015

Tauranga A.&.P. Association
119th Annual Show
Saturday, 17th January 2015
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HOME INDUSTRIES SECTION
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
DAHLIAS
JAM AND BOTTLED FRUIT
BAKING
CHOCOLATE
KNITTING AND CROCHET
NEEDLEWORK
CRAFTS AND HOBBIES
PHOTOGRAPHY
CHILDREN’S CLASSES
Adults: 50c per entry
Children: 20c per entry
One entry, one person, per class
All enquiries - Pat - 07 544 2321
Thank you to the local RWNZ and WI clubs for once again
running and sponsoring the Home Industries Section
HOME INDUSTRIES SCHEDULE
The venue will open from 10.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. on Friday, 16th
for entries.
Positively no admittance from 2.00 p.m. Friday during the judging
except to stewards and officials.
All exhibits in knitting, crochet, art, craft and hobbies should have
been made within the last two years and must be the work of an
amateur.
Novice is a person who has never won a first prize in the class
entered
INSURANCE COVER IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EXHIBITOR
All prize money paid out at show office between 2.00 p.m.
and 2:30 pm
Exhibitors may collect their articles between 2:30 and 3:00pm
Saturday but please give the stewards time to sort out the entries
One entry in all classes allowed.
Prize money not collected will be placed in show funds.
The committee reserves the right to allocate any donations
received where necessary.
Baking and chocolate entries must be placed in resealable bags
PLEASE HAVE YOUR ENTRY FORM COMPLETED WHEN REGISTERING
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 2.00 p.m. ON FRIDAY
PRIZE MONEY: First = $5 Second = $3
Adams Cup for most points in the Hand-knitting and Crochet Section
Pemberton Tray for the most points in the Needlework Section
Mapara Tray for the most points in the Baking Section
I.J. Smith Rose Bowl most points in the Jam and Bottled Fruit Section
F.A. Duncan Cup for the most points in the Dahlia Section
Belvedere trophy for the most points in the Children’s Section
HOME INDUSTRIES RAFFLES WIIL BE DISPLAYED IN THE VENUE
AND DRAWN PRIOR TO PRIZE GIVING ON SATURDAY
Thanks to all exhibitors. Without you we would not have a Show.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SECTION
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Three lemons
Three plums
Three beans
Three potatoes - any variety
Three stalks of rhubarb - 1" of leaf
Three tomatoes
Two cucumbers - any variety
Two avocados - any variety
Most Points in FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SECTION = F.J. Cole Cup
DAHLIA SECTION
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Medium Decorative- one bloom, one vase
Pompom-three blooms, one vase
Waterlily-three blooms floating in a bowl
Small decorative- three blooms, one vase
Small or semi Cactus-three blooms, one vase
Novice only-three blooms, one vase
Most points in DAHLIA SECTION = DUNCAN CUP
FLORAL SECTION
15.
16.
17.
Rose - 3 blooms, one vase
Geranium - one bloom, one vase
Protea - any variety, one stem, one vase
MANY THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS
BERNINA SEWING CENTRE, Mc DONALD’S, OROPI RURAL WOMEN,
TAURANGA FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S INSTITUTES AND
MRS LOIS WHITING
JAM AND BOTTLED FRUIT SECTION
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
Jar of marmalade
Jar of lemon honey
Jar of plum jam
Jar of fruit jelly
Jar of berry or fruit jam (2 jars)
Jar of beetroot - sliced
Jar of chutney - any variety
Jar of relish - any variety
Jar of pickle
Jar of bottled fruit
Bottle of plum sauce - clear bottle
Bottle of tomato sauce - clear bottle
MOST POINTS IN JAM AND BOTTLED FRUIT SECTION = I.J. Smith Bowl
BAKING SECTION
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
3 gluten free muffins
3 anzac biscuits
3 Pikelets
3 Savoury muffins
3 Fruit muffins
Unfilled, un-iced whole sponge
3 Shortbread
3 Decorated cup cakes
Fruit loaf
Carrot cake - un-iced
Sultana cake
CHOCOLATE SECTION
41.
42.
43.
44.
Chocolate cake - un-iced
Chocolate chip biscuits (3)
Chocolate muffins (3)
3 peanut brownies
KNITTING AND CROCHET SECTION
Sponsored by Bernina Sewing Centre
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
Child’s cardigan - any ply
Jumper - 4 ply - any size
Scarf - knitted - any medium
Crochet scarf
Baby’s bootees/shoe-ettes - knitted
Baby’s matinee jacket - knitted
Baby’s bonnet - helmet or hat - 4 ply
Heavy knit garment
Knee-rug - knitted or crocheted
Dressed doll or teddy
Toy or doll- knitted or crocheted
Woolly hat
Bed socks or slippers
Baby singlet 3 or 4 ply
Article from recycled wool - any
embellishments allowed
Wool or synthetic yarn allowed
Most points in the knitting and
Crochet section = The Miss B Adams Cup
NEEDLEWORK SECTION
Sponsored by Bernina Sewing Centre
All Articles to be unframed
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
Article of Embroidery (not transfer)
Article of tatting
Cross stitch article - unframed
Article of tapestry - unframed
Article of lace
Article of hardanger embroidery
Article of ribbon embroidery
Any other article not mentioned - i.e a felted article
Article of patchwork
Most points in Needlework section = J.W. Pemberton Tray
CRAFTS AND HOBBIES SECTION
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
Home made toy - one only
Decorated box no larger than
24cm (length) x 8cm (depth) x 17cm (width)
A recycled article
Stencil on any article
One page of scrap-booking (album size)
Article with beads
Paper tole (framed)
Handmade card
Article of jewellery
PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION
Photos not previously entered
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
Nature Study
Animals - no people
Landscape or Seascape
Flowers (colour)
The essence of our country
Trees - Black and white photos only
One entry per class per person
colour prints up to 15cm x 10cm
Black and white prints up to 16cm x 11cm
CHILDREN’S SECTION
The Belvedere Cup for most points. 20c per entry
ALL CHILDREN’S CLASSES ARE KINDLY SPONSORED
BY McDONALD’S
Age limit - 10 years and under
Age to be shown on entry form
Entry must be child’s own work
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
Gingerbread man
Collage picture - A4 size
Decorated pet rock
Article with shells
3 Decorated cup cakes
Vegetable critter
Sculpture made out of recycled material - 30 xcm cubed
Fruit critter
Handmade greeting card
Friendship bracelet
Coloured photo - 6cm x 4cm
Sand Saucer
Farm animal (see enclosed picture)
Age limit - 11-16 years
Age to be shown on entry form
Entry to be child’s own work
97.
98.
99.
100.
101.
Pencil sketch
Collage of beach scene - A4
Photograph of animal up to 15cm x 10cm
Embroidered cellphone cover
Succulent garden in a small basket
THANK YOU FOR ENTERING - YOU ARE ALL WINNERS !
New Zealand Federation of Women’s Institutes is the largest women’s
organisation in New Zealand which began in 1921 and has remained relevant for
women in town and country communities since then.
The Institute offers friendship and fun, travel and walking groups, involvement in
local communities, encourages leadership, teaches and shares homemaking
skills, as well as providing opportunities for members to be involved in choral,
drama, floral art, and all types of handcrafts and writing. But most of all they offer
friendship and fun.
There are seven Institutes in the Tauranga District Federation - Aongatete,
Ohauiti, Gate Pa/Kaimai, Otumoetai/Omokoroa, Papamoa Sunset, Papamoa
Beach and Te Puke/Paengaroa.
For more information go to ww.wi.org.nz
Rural Women New Zealand is a charitable, membership-based organisation
which supports people in rural communities through opportunity, advocacy and
connections.
Its members are diverse but all share rural interests that connect and energise
them. They are the leading representative body promoting and advocating for
rural health, education, land and social issues. It provides information, support,
practical learning and leadership opportunities and has groups throughout New
Zealand. Some groups meet for networking and friendship, often supporting
their local communities through events or fundraising. Others are focused on
education, learning, and facilitating training days and workshops.
RWNZ was established in 1925 by women who wanted better social and
economic conditions for rural people. For over 80 years it has been at the
forefront of rural issues, working to grow dynamic communities in New Zealand.
It’s mission is ‘Strong, Enduring Rural Environments’.
For more information go to www.ruralwomen.org.nz
TAURANGA A. and P. ASSOCIATION INC
ENTRY FORM
HOME INDUSTRIES SECTION
NAME:
EMAIL:
Phone:
ADDRESS:
Adult: yes / no
Pre-school: yes / no
Primary school age: yes / no
Intermediate school age: yes / no
Please read the Conditions of Entry for full details of days and times.
Class
Entry Fee
No of
Entries
Description of Exhibit
$
Total Payable
Cheques payable to ‘Tauranga A & P Association Inc’)
If a child is entering please
state their age as at Show Day
Competitor’s Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Postcode
Fax:
Email:
EXHIBITOR DECLARATION: I hereby made the above entries subject to the Bylaws, Rules & Regulations of the Tauranga A & P
Association and the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand. I accept the Association’s Conditions of Entry and indemnify the
Association under the provisions of Health and Safety in Employment Act 1993, and its subsequent amendments.
I have read, accepted and will abide by the rules and regulations as printed in the Schedule of Classes.
Signed:
Date:
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Name:
Age:
Address:
School:
Class: 96
Ph:
FREE ENTRY
this picture can be
photocopied if you wish
Please bring your completed colouring competition entry to the Tauranga Racecourse, Home Industries Section, between 10am - 2pm on Friday 16th January 2015.
Or post entry to: Home Industries Colouring Competition, C/- 27a Dalton Drive, Papamoa 3118 by Thursday 15th January 2015.