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Fruit Growers' Association
PROVINGE 9F BRITISR COLUMBIA.
C3PEi-T 'TO T'lrS T.V::3:OILE ZTZZC'^TZZ.TO'E:.
GTH and tTH R'dGUSr, 1590.
Entries close Four Daus before Exhibitioq,
OFFICERS:
President:
W, J. HARRIS, - Port IIammoxd.
0. D. SwKET, 1st Vice-Pres. A. C. Wells, ..'nd Vice-Pres.
Secretary- Treasurer :
A. I[. B. Macoowan, - Viinoouver.
Committee on Prize List:
G. W. Hknry, Port Hammond.
E. HuTCHERsoN, Ladncr's Landing. A. C. Wells, Chilliwhack.
Committee on Exhibition:
Mayou Brown, Ald. Sinclair and Peter Latham, Xew West'r.
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PReVINCE QF BRiriSR eOLtiMBIA.
OE'EiT TO THE "WTHOI-E FI^CVIITCE.
Exhibition to be held in the City of New Westminster,
■OS TIIK-
eTH AND TtH AaetlSr, 1S90.
Entries close Four Days before Exhibitioq.
OFFICERS:
President:
W. J. HARRIS, - Port Hammond.
0. D. Sweet, Ut Vice-Pres. A. C. Wells, iiml Vice-Pres.
Secretary-Treasurer:
A. H. B. Macgowan, - Vancouver.
Committee on Prize List:
G. W. Henuy, Port Haininond.
E. HuTCHERSON, Ladiier's Landing. A. C. Well.s, Chilliwhack.
Committee on Exhibition:
Mayor Brown, Ald. Sinclaiu and Peter Latham, New West'r.
Vancouver, :©. C. :
news-advertiser: printing and bookbindino,
1890,
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NOriGE.
It is the intentioq of the Directors to ^old two rrieetings
during the Exhibitioq for the discussior] of subjects relating
to Fruit Growing, T^e time and place of rrieetings will be
announced througl] the press previous to the 6tl] of August.
The success attending the Exhibitioq last August, and
the importance whicl] the Associatioq F|as obtained, F|as led
the Directors to somewhat extend their prize list P|oping
thereby to increase the interest iq this important industry,
and niake this, their second Exhibition, superior to anything
of the same descriptioq ever before F|eld iq the Province,
The co-operatioq of all is cordially invited,
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
*'
1. All specimci.H ,,lun,l {„ romiH'itioi, for prnninm^mmt h,- huna tt.h v.m>v,-s
BV TMK compktitok; a.i.l if proved not to In, Hueh, l,o to bo .lis.,,u;iilk..l from
receiving any pioniiuni wluitovcr at tlie Exiiil.ition.
2. All plants, ilowern, fruits and vegeUibles must be carefully labelled with
their proper names. Botanical names to bo added as far hh po.ssiblc.
3 In awarding' premiunm on plants in pots, special reference will be had to
the beauty of the specimens, profusion of bloom an.l evidence of superior
cultivation. '
4. The term "Dissimilar" shall in every instance be hel.l to mean distinct
varieties of any plant.
5. Any deviation, more or less, from the exact .juantities or numbers specified
in the schedule may di.s<|ualify a competitor at the di.seretion of the Judges
b. All exhibitors in the classes for bou.,uets must have them of .such a size
that they can be shown in vases provided by the Association.
7. Pot-idants must have l>een grown in pots at least two n.onth.s previous to
the hxliibition, ami have also been the property of the exhibitor for a similar
perio.1. If proved not to be such they will be (lis(pialilied.
8. Canls correspon.ling with the entries will be furnished the exhibitors
who alone wil be responsible for the placing of ti,em, and are requested to
satisty themselves that the cards correctly describe the objects exhibited. The
Association cannot be responsible for any mistake arising from the .um-
observance of this or any other rule.
9 In order to allot the space rerjuired in each section, all entries must be
made mwritu.g and subscriptions paid not lacer than the Saturday previous
to the opening of the Kxhibition, after which date no entries will be received
10. 1 he Secretary shall not be ohli,,.,, to receive any entries not made in
writing, blank forms for which will be furnished on applieation. Parties at a
distance may send their entries by mail.
^ 11. AH articles to bo exhibited for premiums must be in the building by three
o clock pn,., on the ,lay of the opening of the Exhil>ition, at which hour the
door will be closed, and no further exhibits admitte.l. One hour will be yiven
thereafter for exhibitors to finish placing a:.! Mcketing their articles, at the
close of which time they must be prepared to k-ave the building, in or.ler that
the Judges may make their awards. Exhibitors are requested to second the
ettorts ot the Association in enforcing this rule.
18. The .Tudges shall have the discretionary power of withholding
pre.nlu,ns; If. 1„ their opinion, the articles exhibited do . 1^;^
them and they are particularly requested to keep this rule In ,„,nd
U. (gratuities may be awarded by the Judges for any new or rare fruits
flowers plants or other objects of particular interest, for which no special pre-
mium has been offered. '
14. The Judges shall not be competitors in that class for which they arP to
award premiums. ' '
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AmntUm, tho Directoi- „uiy uwur.l a <li|.Ioina for exctptionttl excelkM.ce, if
ill their opinion it is dueni'd iulviHahic.
1(5. 'i'hf .lfoihi<,n of tlie .1 . liics, us ifgivnlH tliu l.mnil^n^ must he conni.lcred
bniil, an.l n., protent will ho ont.i taino.l, except whon the avvurcU are not nm.le
in conformity with the rules of the AHMociiition.
17. No iiulivi.lual, except the Jii.lge.i, will he allowed to touch or handle
any fruit, flower or other article exhihitod, and any exhihitor jirovcd guilty of
havmg tampered with any article on exhiliition, or section cards, will ho liahle
to he deprived of all premiums he may have heen awarded, at the option of
the committee.
18. While thci Judges are making thei.' awards, nf) person shall he present
except parties not in any way interested.
19. Committees may he appointed hy the Association to assist in naming
fruits and plants ahout whicli exhibitors nuiy he doubtful, hut the Association
does not assume any responsihility in tlio matter.
20. The Association will not he responsible for damage done to plants dur-
ing or after the Exhibition, but all ordinary care will Ihj taken of them.
21. Parties will not he allowed to compete for more than one prize in the
sanie section, and no article that has already been awarded a prize will be
entitled to another.
22. The Association, v, ill under no eircumstaiiceB, pay charges on plants
sent for competition. Nor can they assume the responsihility of looking after
such until placed in the building.
2.S. All articles exhibited shall remain in the building nntil the close of the
Exhibition, when they will he delivered to tho contributors, unless otherwise
directed.
24. Any person residing In the Province may become a member of the
Association on payment of an annual membership fee of Two Dollars,
for which payment lie will receive a Ticket of ArtmUslon to the Kxhlbl-
tlons for his own use, and be entitled to the privilege of competlne
at all Kxhibltlons of the Association.
25. Any person residing outside the Province, on payment of an entrance
fee of One Dollar, will be entitled to a Ticket of Admission to the Exhibitions
for his own use.
26. Prize lists and all other information may he obtained by applying to the
Secretary; and all persons interested in Horticulture are invited to contribute
articles for Exhibition.
A. H. B. Macgowan,
Secretary- Treamirer,
Vancouver.
r.tST VV I'UKMII Ms.
OPEIi TO ALL MKMHERH OF THE AHSOCIATIOX.
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No entries will be receive-! Inter than the 2ii«l of AiiKuit. (Hn Kule. a.)
Class fl.
PLANTS.
Pot Plants must have been grown in Pots at least two months
previous to the Exhibition, and have been the property of the Exhibi-
tor for a similar period. If proved not to be such, they will be dis-
qualified.
ARTICLES TO BK KXHIHITKD.
Section.
1.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Collection of decorative and flowerinc
plants, not less than If) or more than 2i
Collection of decorative and Howering
plants for amateurs only
Begonia.s, 3 in bloom (shrubby)
M 1 Rex
Carnations, 3 in bloom
Coleus, 3 plants
Ferns, G distinct species
Foliage plant.s, G dissimilar (Culeus ex-
cluded.)
Fuchsias, 3 in bloom
1
Geraniums, double, 2 in bloom, dissimilar.
II semi-double, 2 n i,
II single, 2 .t „
Hanging baskets frame not to exceed 1 2 in.
in diameter, inside measurement
Heliotrope, in bloom
Hydrangea, in bloom
Mignonette, 2 pots in bloom
Petunias, double, 2 in bloom
Palms, best collection, distinct varieties, . .
Plants, Vase of
Tuberoses, 3 in bloom
l.st
Prize.
2
1
o
9
00
00
00
00
00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 50
2 00
2 00
1 50
2nd.
Prize.
!$ c.
!? c.
4 00
2 00
3 00
1 50
1 00
50
1 00
50
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
50
1 00
50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
No entries will be received Uter thiin ti.e Saturday previous to the opening of the Exhibition
(See Rule 9.) *
LIST OF I'UKMIl'MS.
car-Bbeo/n BeaaaETs, etg.
AHTICLES TO BK EXIIIIHTED.
Section.
22. Annals, host collection,
23. Asters, Ijest collection .
24. Bouquet Hand*,
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
Cut Flowers, Basket of, not more than 1 2
in. in diameter
Cut Flowers, Vase of, not more than 12
in. in diameter
Cut Flowers, Collection of, not more than
20 in. in diameter
Dahlias, double, best collection
M single, II
II Dwarf Pompon
Gladioli, best collection
Pansies n
Petunias, double, best collection
" single, ,,
Phlox Drummondi, n
Phlox, Perennial, best collection
Roses, Hybrid Perpetual, 6 dissimilar name(
" Tea, G „
Stocks, G spikes, dissimilar
Verbenas, collection
Zinin'as, h
•In awarding prize.s for Hand nouquets, the tallowi,,!,' points of excellence will be considered
08 of first iinportnnce:
Composition, with rosard to .-race and ele'-anoe ; quality of flowers; contrast of ..olors ;
mifflciency of foha^c ; s./.e will not he consider^ a n.cnt, and overside will be considered a de'
The use of paper round the bottom of any Bouquet as a bordering will disqualify.
No er.trieswill be received later than the Saturday previous to the openln-of the Kvhibition
(See Rule 9.)
LIST OF PKEMIUMS.
Class B.
FR^dlTS.
All Fruits enterei for co.npetition „u,st have U-en ;,.ow„ ,,, the Exhibitor and properly nau.ed
, 01' they will be disqualified.
ARTICLKS TO UK KXIIIJilTICD.
Section.
42. Apples, 5, Yellow Transparent ,
Asti'achan
•*o.
ri
44.
II
45.
II
46.
II
46a.
47.
48.
49.
50.
61.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
5, lied
5, Duchess Oklenburgli .]
5, Gravenstein
5, Any other variety Summer
Api)le (named)
Best Collection for commercial
purposes, 5 of each variety,
nam'^'l. . . .
M 12, Crabs '.'.'.'.'.'.'.
Pears, 5, Bartlett
" 5, Cla]){)'s Favorite
II 5, ]\Ia(leline
" 5, Any other variety
Pear (named)
|< Best Collecti(jn, 5 each
named
Plums, 10, Bi'adshaw .....'...'.
'. 10, Coe's Golden Drops
II 10, Any other kind
Peaches, 5, Early Crawford ., ,[
II 5, Any other variety
Grapes, best collection, named, 2 bunches
each variety
Currants, dish. Red
•• II White
'I II Black
Blackberries, one dish
Collection, best and greatest variety, Fruit
Summer
variety
Lst
2nd
Prize.
Prize.
8 c.
S c.
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
3 00
1 00
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 50
2 00
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 50
3 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
5 00
1 00
2 00
50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
50
50
50
50
3 00
?fo entries; will be rpreivod later th:i
xn *"^g|^tur(ia.v^ previous to the oi)eninK of the Exhibitlpi),
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LIST OF PKKMIUMS.
PACKAGES er fRair. *
ARTICLES TO BB EXHIBITED.
Seotiofi.
C4.
1st
Prize.
66.
66.
67.
68.
69
70.
71.
For best assorted and packed 501t) box of
Apples, for sliipping
t. best assorted and packed 251b box of
Pears, for shipping
H best assorted and packed 25n) box of
Plums, for shipping
II most attnictive pkg. of fancy Apples
not containing more than 25It)s
II most attractive pkg. of fancy Pears
not containing more than lOlbs . . .
II most attractive pkg. of fancy Plums
not containing more than lOlbs . . .
II most attractive pkg. of Peaches not'
containing more than 10 lbs |
" best and most tastefully arrangedi
basket of assorted dessert fruit'
containing about 251tjs {
S c.
3 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2nd
Prize.
^ c.
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
♦ In awarding prizes on above the style of pacltajfe and brand will also be take
sideration .
'i into con-
No entries will be received Uter than the Saturday previous to the opening of the Exhibition.
(See Rule 9.)
2nd
Prize.
$ c.
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
ake.i into con-
e Exhibition.
MST OF PREMIUMS.
Clars C.
VEGE , A3LES.
All veffetables entered in tliis class must have been grown by or under the direction of
Ihe Exhibitor.
Section
72.
73.
74.
75.
7G.
77.
78.
79.
«0.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
t95.
96.
97.
ns.
99.
100.
101.
102.
»03.
Beans, green, one dish
Beftts, for table, 6
Brussels Sprouts, 2 sprouts
Carrots for table, 6 Horn
M M 6 long
Celery, white, 6 heads
II red, 6 n
Corn, sweet, 6 ears, named
Cucumbers, 2 best . . . .^
Cabbage, winter, 2 best heads
M summer, 2 n
n red 2 n
II Savoy, 2 m
Cauliflower, 2 best heads
Lettuce, 6 best heads
Onions, collection, 6 of each
II white, 6
II red, 6 i
II yellow, 6 n
Parsnips for table, 6
Potatoes, 1 peck, for table use
Potatoes, collection. 6 of each, named
Rhubarb, 12 stalks
Radishes, long red, 12
II stump rooted 12
Salsify, 12 roots ••
Squash, 2 summer
Squash, 2 winter •
Turnips, white, 6
II swede, 6 •
Tomatoes, 2 varieties, and 6 specimens of each named
grown in open air
Vegetables, best collection displayed on table not less
than 40 ft. area
c.
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
1 50
1 00
00
00
00
00
1 00
00
00
00
1 00
1 50
1 50
1 00
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1 50
1 50
I 50
1 50
2 00
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00
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09
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50
50
50
1 50
1 50
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00
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1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
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SPECIALS.
•feest Box of Hondy .
■u Bee ifive
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 00
V» stttrt**!? Will he rereK'ea'liUerthanthe Saturday previou'* f" the qpnning df the Exhibition.
.'(See Rule Oi)
The Committeenpe' Indebted to the following residents of ISTew
Westminster for assistance i towards making the Exhibition suc-
cessful : —
G. D. Brymher, manager Bank Montreal.
The Columbian newspaper.
Major & Pearson, real estate agents, etc.
Woods, Turner & Gamble, real estate agents.
Rand Bros,, real estate agents.
J. C. Brown > postmaster.
Campbell & Anderson, hardware merchants. ■
Z. S. Hall, stationer.
C. J. Robson, fruit and confectionery dealer.
H. B. ShMwell, dry goods.
W. & G. Wolfenden, grocers.
M. Ross, fruits arid crfectionery,
McLean &• Morrison, giocera.
W. Teitjen,icigar manufacturer, . . ,
A. Ewen, fish cajiner.
McPherson & Thompson, druggists.
W. McCoU, grocer.
Mowatt & vSloan, real estate agents, etc.
E. H. Port, fish eccporter.
Cunningham Bros., stoves, etc.
McDonald Bros., groceries.
R. J. Armstrong, grocer.
W. Johnson, boot and shoe dealer.
Geo. H. Grant, boot and shoe dealer.
W. J. Walker & Co., real estate agents, etc.
George Mead, barber.
H. T. Read & Co., hardware merchants.
L. F. Bonson, liquor dealer.
James Phillips, dry goods and clothing.
W. E. Fales, furniture dealer.
T. J. Tr; pp, hardware merchant.
Ogle, Campbell & Co., dry gooils.
Queen's Hotel.
Hotel Douglas.
Colonial Hotel, . .
James D. Rae, grocer.
D. S. Curtis & Coi, druggist.
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