PAMBULA A. H. & P. SOCIETY Inc.
107th PAMBULA ANNUAL SHOW
PAVILION PROGRAM
SHOW DAY
SATURDAY 9 JANUARY 2016
PAMBULA COMMUNITY SPORTING COMPLEX
Pambula Beach Road, Pambula
EQUESTRIAN and WOODCHOP PROGRAMS PUBLISHED SEPARATELY
Available on Show website or by contacting Secretary
OFFICE BEARERS & COMMITTEES - 2015—2016
Patron:
Mr A Constance
President:
Mr Russell Fitzpatrick
Secretary:
Ms Gail Cummins Ph 0409421460
Email: pambulashow@bigpond.com
Treasurer:
Mrs Lyn Jay
Ph 6495 6573
Chief Pavilion Steward:
Ms Kerryanne Fitzpatrick
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Fay Maher
Max Sawers
Saturday:
ADMISSION CHARGES
Adults $10.00 Children over 5 yrs & Pensioners $6
Family Ticket (2 adults & 2 children 12 & under) $25
PAVILION EXHIBITS
Open Saturday 11.00am to 7.00pm
OPEN
SHOWGROUND OFFICE
From Tuesday 5 January 2016 10 am to 4 pm
SHOWGROUND OFFICE PHONE
0499413526 (from 5 January 2016)
EMAIL
pambulashow@bigpond.com
PAVILION EXHIBIT ENTRIES
ENTRY FORMS MAY BE:
Emailed to
pambulashow@bigpond.com
Mailed to
PO Box 115, PAMBULA, NSW 2549
Placed in Entry Boxes at
Eden Newsagency, Pambula Newsagency & Plants Plus Tura Beach
Delivered to the Pavilion
(Tues 5 & Wed 6 only)
Located at Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula Beach Road, Pambula
ENTRY FORMS: ALL ENTRY FORMS FOR ALL SECTIONS TO BE IN NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY 6 JANUARY
DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS:
SECTIONS 1, 2, 3 & 4: EXHIBITS TO BE AT PAVILION BY 4.00pm WEDNESDAY 6 JANUARY
EXHIBITS FOR THESE SECTIONS ACCEPTED AT FRANK MAHER PAVILION ON TUESDAY, 5 JANUARY AND WEDNESDAY 6
JANUARY.
SECTIONS 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 TO BE AT PAVILION BY 9.30AM FRIDAY 8 JANUARY 2016
ENTRY FORM & INSTRUCTIONS ON INSIDE BACK COVER OF THIS PROGRAMME and also on website:
www.pambulashow.com
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
Entry fee to be paid on delivery of exhibit
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SHOW ATTRACTIONS
(Times approximate)
PAVILION EXHIBITS
Open Saturday 11.00am to 7pm
EQUESTRIAN PROGRAM INCLUDING RING & SHOWJUMPING EVENTS
Starting 8.30am
WOODCHOPPING COMPETITION
Starting around 11.00am
OYSTER COMPETITIONS INCLUDING ‘PAMBULA SHOW CHAMPION OYSTER’
CHILDREN’S ENTERTAINMENT
DOG HIGH JUMP
DRAY RIDES
CARNIVAL RIDES & SIDE SHOW ALLEY
VINTAGE CAR DISPLAY
ALPACA DISPLAY
MARKET STALLS
LOCAL PRODUCE (COFFEE, WINE, OYSTERS ETC)
BAR, PAVILION TEA ROOM, FOOD STALLS
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RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE PAMBULA A.H. & P. SOCIETY Inc
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Insofar as these Regulations are concerned ‘Committee’ will mean the committee of the Pambula
A. H. & P. Society Inc and ‘Judges’ and ‘Stewards’ will mean the Judges and Stewards acting on
behalf of the Pambula A. H. & P. Society Inc.
All entries must be lodged as directed in the relevant Pambula Show program on or before the day
appointed for receiving same.
Entry fees are set out in each section of the Schedule. Entries will only be received up until the time
specified in the Schedule.
The Judge in any Section may disqualify from the competition any exhibit or competitor not
conforming to the necessary requirements or contravening any regulation or condition of that
particular section.
The Committee has the right to refuse any entry without stating any reason.
The Pambula A H & P Society will not be responsible for any accident caused through or by any
exhibit and not under any circumstance hold itself responsible for any loss or mis-delivery of ANY
exhibit of any kind, or for any damage to one thereto.
Exhibitors must supply persons competent to take charge of all horses and stock, and all led horses
must be haltered.
Only ribbons won at the Show in progress will be allowed on exhibits.
Any exhibitor must sign a Statutory Declaration, if called upon by the Committee, failing which
he/she may be disqualified.
The Stewards will, under the direction the Committee, have entire control over the exhibits in their
respective Sections and, co-jointly with the Judges, will sign the award papers. The Principal
Stewards in each Section will attend on the Judges when called upon and are authorized to prevent
intrusion during the time of Judging and also ensure strict adherence to all conditions relating to
exhibits.
All indoor exhibits must be in the hands of the Stewards by the times stated in this program.
No exhibits will bear any mark of ownership, except where otherwise stated in this program.
Exhibits shall not be removed from the stands in the Pavilion until permission is granted by the
Chief Steward.
An exhibitor in a section may act as a Steward if so appointed by the Committee, but shall not
accompany the Judge during or preceding deliberation.
A ‘Novice’ exhibitor in any section is one who has never won a first prize in that particular class.
All sections of produce, crafts etc. and all commercial exhibits and any other displays whatsoever
shall be placed in the position allocated by the Chief Steward.
Non-competitive exhibits will be allowed, but a fee may be imposed for exhibits of an advertising
nature.
A Chief Steward shall be appointed by the Committee in each Section.
The Stewards, under the direction of the Chief Section Steward, shall be responsible for the
effective arrangement of the exhibits on the stands and may take such action as they deem
necessary in this direction.
The Pavilion will be closed to the Public while judging is in progress.
The Pavilion will be closed at 7.00pm, but this may be changed at Committee’s discretion.
The award of ‘Champion’ will only be awarded in any Section at the Judge’s discretion.
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SECTION 1 - CRAFT
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ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula
Beach Road by 4.00pm, WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
The Exhibitor’s name must be clearly written on the back of each exhibit.
No work previously exhibited at the show will be accepted.
Each exhibit must be the bona fide work of the Exhibitor.
Entry fee 20 cents—Junior free.
Prize money for each Class 1st $4.00 2nd $2.00
OPEN
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An article of pottery
An article of china pottery painting
An article of pottery by a novice
Handmade soft toy
Machine made soft toy
Rug, hooked or otherwise
Card Making – Quilling
Card Making – Paper Tole
Card Making – Stamping
Card Making – Any other medium
Screen printing
Leatherwork article
Collage
Folk art
Folk art—Novice
Most unusual article - made from anything
Best handmade porcelain doll
1 hank of homespun wool,100gm
Any article of weaving—including homespun wool
Any other variety of handcraft
Any craft by a Novice
BEST EXHIBIT SECTION 1
Class 1 to 21
WOOD/METAL WORK
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Workmanship in wood turning
Handcrafted woodwork
Workmanship in metalwork
Workmanship in metalwork by a Novice
Workmanship in woodwork by a Novice
BEST EXHIBIT SECTION 1
Class 22 to 26
JUNIOR (17 years & under)
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Article useful for the house
Collection of 25 sea shells
Model of Duplo or Lego
Model of Duplo or Lego
Project book
Project book
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10 yrs and under
7 yrs & under
8-12 yrs
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13-17 yrs
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Collage
Best painted egg
Project sheets
Article of handcrafted woodwork
Article of Woodturning
Article of metalwork
BEST WORK BY A JUNIOR IN SECTION 1
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8-12 yrs
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7-12 yrs
13-17 yrs
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13-17 yrs
Class 36 to 38
Doll dressed by Exhibitor
Doll dressed by exhibitor
Kit model
Decorated pet rock
Decorated pet rock
Paddle pop construction
Mosaic Art piece
String Art piece
under 10 yrs
over 10 yrs
any age
6 yrs & under
9 yrs & under
any age
any age
any age
PRIMARY SCHOOL WOODWORK/METALWORK
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Workmanship in wood turning
Handcrafted woodwork
Workmanship in metalwork
Workmanship in metalwork by a Novice
Workmanship in woodwork by a Novice
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SECTION 2
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PHOTOGRAPHY
ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula
Beach Road by 4.00pm, WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
Not open to professionals
No work previously exhibited at the show will be accepted.
Each exhibit must be the bona fide work of the Exhibitor.
Exhibitor to write plainly on the back of the exhibit—the class, section and number of exhibit.
Stewards reserve the right to re-classify or reject any entry
All prints must be mounted on stiff paper or cardboard and conform to the following sizes mounted:
o Minimum—22 cms by 15 cms
o Maximum—40 cms by 30 cms
Entry fee 20 cents—Junior free.
Prize money for each Class 1st $4.00 2nd $2.00
OPEN COLOUR SECTION
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Waterscape
Landscape
Child study
Local Character Study
Action
Animal
Reflections
Any other subject—open
Set of photos or album page with common theme
OPEN BLACK AND WHITE
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Waterscape
Landscape
Child Study
Local Character Study
Action
Animal
Reflections
Any other subject—open
Set of photos or album page with common theme
JUNIOR SECTION—17 YEARS AND UNDER
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Waterscape
Landscape
Local interest
Action—sports
Photo of pet
Any other subject
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SECTION 3 - ART
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ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula
Beach Road by 4.00pm, WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
All work must be framed or mounted ready for hanging (School work does not require mounting)
Exhibits must the bona fide work of the exhibitor
Exhibitors are requested to write on the back of the exhibit, the class, section and the number of the
exhibit, and name of exhibitor
Entry Fee 20 cents—Junior free
Prize money each class 1st $4 2nd $2
SCHOOL WORK/JUNIOR EXHIBITS DO NOT NEED TO BE MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD
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WATER COLOUR – any subject
OILS - any subject
ACRYLICS & MIXED MEDIUM - any subject
PASTELS - any subject
ABSTRACT PAINTING - any subject or medium
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Painting - -Any Subject
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Age 6 years & under
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Pencil Drawing- Any Subject
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Age 11 & 12 years
Age 13 to 17 years
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Age 7 & 8 years
Age 9 & 10 years
Age 11 & 12 years
Age 13 to 17 years
Abstract
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Black & White
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Collage
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SECTION 4 NEEDLEWORK, SEWING & KNITTING
 ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
 ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula Beach
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Road by 4.00pm, WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
Exhibits must the bona fide work of the exhibitor
No work previously exhibited at this show will be accepted.
ENTRIES MUST NOT HAVE BEEN LAUNDERED
Entry Fee 20 cents—Junior free Prize money each class 1st $4 2nd $2
EMBROIDERY
Classes 1 to 11—Open and Novice
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Any smocked article
Piece of wool embroidery
Heirloom sewing by hand
Piece of counted thread work
Counted cross stitch—unframed
Counted cross stitch—any subject (framed)
Stump work—any subject
Embroidered tray cloth
Embroidery—any subject
Piece by exhibitor over 60 years
BEST EXHIBIT Classes 1 to 11
CANVAS WORK
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Creative tapestry— any subject
Long stitch
Counted cross stitch – unframed
Counted canvas work - any subject
Traditional tapestry—framed
Piece of canvas work by exhibitor over 60 years
BEST EXHIBIT Classes 12 to 17 SPONSORED BY PINS ‘N’ NEEDLES
NEEDLEWORK
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Wearable item – machine made
Wearable item – hand sewn
Cushion – decorative, any work
Best made coathanger
Hand sewn heirloom- any item
Piece of hand sewing not mentioned
BEST EXHIBIT Classes 18 to 23
EMBROIDERY/PATCHWORK/QUILTING
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Embroidery item – hand sewn
Heirloom item – machine made
Heirloom item – hand made
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Patchwork item – hand made, machine quilted (not professionally made)
Patchwork item – machine made, hand quilted
Patchwork item – machine made, machine quilted (not professionally made)
Quilting – (whole cloth) by hand
Quilting (whole cloth) by machine (not professionally made)
Piece of hand sewing, not mentioned
Piece of machine sewing, not mentioned
Article by exhibitor over 60 years, by hand
Article by exhibitor over 60 years, by machine
BEST EXHIBIT Classes 28 to 38
HAND KNITTING
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Any other knitted baby’s article
Knitted baby’s jacket, bonnet & booties set
Knitted baby’s booties
Knitted baby’s shawl
Childs knitted jumper or cardigan— any ply
Ladies knitted jumper or cardigan—any ply
Gents knitted jumper or cardigan any ply
Best knitted vest
Best knitted beanie
Best hand knitted article by a novice
Knitted cotton article
Garment from handspun wool
Garment including mohair wool or silk
Any article, handspun and hand knitted
Any article, handspun and hand knitted by a novice
Any article knitted, not mentioned in schedule
Any article knitted, pure wool label attached
Any machine knitted article
Exhibitor over 60 years –any article in this knitting section
BEST EXHIBIT Classes 39 to 57
CROCHET
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Crochet—table linen
Crochet—baby’s garment
Any other crochet garment
Specimen of crochet in cotton
Best piece of crochet by a Novice
BEST EXHIBIT Classes 58 to 62
STUDENT OR JUNIOR 17 years and under
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Longstitch—12 years & under
Longstitch—13-17 years
Piece of knitted work — 12 years and under
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Piece of knitted work 13-17 years
Piece of fancywork —- 12 years & under
Piece of fancywork—13-17 years
Piece of hand sewing—12 years and under
Piece of hand sewing 13-17 years
Article of machine sewing—any age
Knitted doll’s outfit—any age
Piece of crochet —any age
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SECTION 5 - HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
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ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula Beach Road by
9.30am, FRIDAY, 8 JANUARY 2016
All preserves must be cooked by the Exhibitor
No work previously exhibited at this show will be accepted
The judges have the power, if doubtful, to open one bottle of fruit in each exhibit
No exhibit is to be entered in more than one class
All jams, jellies and preserves to be in bottle, tumbler or jar, to weight not less than 175 gm, including contents.
Do not use paraffin wax to seal.
In any class, it will be left to the Judges’ discretion as to a second prize being awarded.
A Novice exhibitor in any section is one who has never won a first prize in that particular class
Entry Fee 20 cents Junior free Prize money each class 1st $4 2nd $2
Preserved peaches in syrup
Preserved plums in syrup
Preserved peaches in syrup for those who have never won a 1st prize for preserved fruit
Preserved apricots
Collection of preserves 3 varieties
Plum jam light single sort
Plum jam single sort
Berry jam single sort
Apricot jam single sort
Apricot jam for those who have never won a 1st prize for jam
Tomato jam single sort
Melon & Lemon jam single sort
Collection of jams 3 sorts only
Collection of dried fruit or vegetable 3 varieties
Passionfruit spread
Lemon spread
OTHER VARIETIES
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Plum jelly
Quince jelly
Apple jelly
One not mentioned in schedule
Collection of jellies 3 sorts only
Pickled beetroot
Green tomato pickles 1 bottle
Fruit chutney
Collection of pickles 3 sorts only
Tomato relish
Tomato sauce
Plum sauce
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Classes 1—28
JUNOR SECTION Under 17 years
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Any variety of jam
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Any variety of pickles 1 bottle
Relish or sauce
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SECTION 6 - FOOD
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ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula Beach Road by
9.30am, FRIDAY, 8 JANUARY 2016
Cakes are not to be iced unless otherwise stated. Sponges to have mock cream filling unless otherwise stated,
and dusted with icing sugar. No packet mixture to be used unless otherwise stated.
Entry fee 20cents. Junior free. Prize money for each Class 1st $4 2nd $2.00
Fruit Cake 250 gm mixture
Fruit Cake 250 gm for those who have never won a prize in Class 1
Sultana Cake 500gm fruit to 250 gm mixture
Chocolate Cake butter mixture iced on top
Orange Cake butter mixture iced on top
Banana Cake
Banana Cake for those who have never won a prize for Banana Cake
Carrot Cake
Best iced Novelty Cake (Cake base) (judged on appearance only)
Best iced and decorated one tier special occasion cake (cake base) (judged on appearance only)
Cake made with packet mixture, any variety, iced on top, top of packet to be displayed
Rich Fruit Cake. The Australian Dried Fruits Association State Competition. See special conditions at end of
section
Patty Cake (4 only) decorated, fondant covered
Plain Sponge
Date Loaf
Swiss Roll, ends not to be trimmed.
Birthday Novelty cakes (6)
Plate of lamingtons (6)
Anzac biscuits (6)
Gingernuts (6)
Plate of Pikelets
Plate of Sweets
Cheese Cake
Apple Pie
Milk Scones (6) homemade
Date Scones (6) homemade
Pumpkin Scones (6) homemade
Plate of Muffins (3) homemade
Jam Drops
Shortbread
TROPHY FOR BEST DECORATED CAKE – DONATED BY CAKE DECORATORS GUILD FAR SOUTH COAST
JUNIOR COOKING Under 17 yrs
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Patty Cakes, paper to be used (6)
Anzac Biscuits (6)
Pikelets (6)
Best decorated biscuits, homemade
Coconut Ice (6) uncooked
Milk Scones (6) homemade
Sweets 2 varieties
Chocolate Cake not packet mixture
Any packet cake Iced on top. Top of packet to be displayed
Novelty Cake
Shortbread
Jam Drops
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RICH FRUIT CAKE AWARD $10
SPECIAL CONDITIONS
The Australian Dried Fruits Association Rich Fruit Cake Competition at the Pambula Show is sponsored by
the Pambula A H & P Society.
The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants.
RICH FRUIT CAKE
Here’s what you need:
250 gm (8 oz) sultanas
250 gm (8 oz) chopped raisins
250 gm (8oz) currants
125 gm (4 oz) chopped mixed peel
90 gm (3 oz) chopped blanched almonds
90 gm (3 oz) chopped red glace cherries
1/3 cup sherry or brandy
250 gm (8oz) plain flour
29 gm (2oz) self-raising flour
¼ teaspoon grated nutmeg
½ teaspoon ground ginger
½ teaspoon ground cloves
250 gm (8oz) butter
250 gm (8oz) soft brown sugar
½ teaspoon almond essence
½ teaspoon vanilla essence
4 large eggs
Here’s what you do:
Mix together all the fruit and nuts and sprinkle with sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour,
but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and essences.
Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternatively 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 20 cm (8 inches) and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3.5
to 4 hours.
Allow the cake to cool in the tin.
NOTE: to ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested that the raisins be snipped into 2
or 3 pieces, cherries into 4-6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3 –4 pieces.
Winners at Country Shows will each receive a cash prize of $5 (in addition to the prize money offered by
the sponsor with the local Society) and will be required to bake a second ‘Rich Fruit Cake’ in order to
compete in a semi-final to be conducted by each of the 14 Groups of the Agricultural Societies Council of
NSW. The fourteen winners at Regional level will each receive a cash prize of $10 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 $50.
NOTE: Cakes should be baked in a square tin.
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SECTION 7 - FLOWERS
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ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula
Beach Road by 9.30am, FRIDAY, 8 JANUARY 2016
Floral Decoration: Points awarded for decorative value only, except where otherwise stated. Wiring
not allowed.
Show Flowers: Apart from card collars, blooms and stems must be exhibited without bands, wire or
any other form of artificial support. Exhibits will be judged to the standard of the Royal Horticultural
Society of NSW.
The decision of the Judges will be final.
ALL exhibits must be grown by the Exhibitor
Entry Fee 20 cents—Junior free
Prize money for each Class 1st $4 2nd $2
ROSES
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Rose Red
1 bloom
Rose Pink
1 bloom
Rose White or Cream 1 bloom
Rose Yellow
1 bloom
Rose fancy
1 bloom
Rose in 3 stages, Bud to Full bloom
Rose
3 blooms
NND
Rose Floribunda
1 cut
Rose Collection
3 cuts 3 colours
David Austin Rose
Light 1 cut
David Austin Rose
Dark 1 cut
Rose Miniature
Dark 3 cuts
3 colours
Rose Miniature
Light 3 cuts
3 colours
Rose any other variety not mentioned
Rose any other colour not mentioned
BEST ROSE OF THE SHOW
DAHLIAS
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Dahlias Charm
3 blooms
Distinct colours
Dahlias Pom Pom
3 blooms Distinct colours
Dahlias Hybrid Cactus or Garden Cactus 3 blooms NND
Dahlia Decorative
1 bloom
Dahlias Charm
3 blooms NND
Dahlia Water Lily
1 bloom
Dahlias Collection
3 blooms Distinct colours Any variety
Dahlia Pom Pom
1 bloom
Dahlia Miniature Cactus
1 bloom
Dahlia Hybrid Cactus or Garden Cactus 1 bloom
Dahlia any other variety not mentioned
BEST DAHLIA OF THE SHOW
ARRANGED FLOWERS
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Arranged bowl for table
Designed for a mantelpiece
Australiana
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Special Occasion using roses
Daintiest shoulder spray
Arranged basket with flowers/cane
Driftwood & flowers
Trash & Treasure, red, white and blue
BEST ARRANGED WORK
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Bulbous flower (excluding dahlias) 3 varieties – 1 of each
Fuchsias 6 on saucer or plate
Pansies collection
Petunias not more than 8
Zinnias Pom Pom or Lilliput
Zinnias 4 cuts any variety
Collection of garden flowers in one container, 6 varieties, 1 of each
Container of flowers, any variety not mentioned
Collection of flowers shrubs, not more than 4 varieties
Phlox perennial 3 cuts
Phlox annual not more than 8 cuts
Collection of Pelargoniums not more than 6 cuts
Collection of geraniums not more than 6 cuts
African marigolds 3 blooms
Small Marigolds 12
Gladioli 3 blooms separate containers
Protea any variety
Hydrangea 1
Magnolia
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Class 35-53
POT PLANTS
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Pot plant foliage only
Pot plant flowering
Pot plant fern
Miniature cactus garden
Floral collection
Hanging Plant
Hanging Fern
BEST POT PLANT OF SHOW
JUNIOR FLOWERS - Under 17 years
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Rose any colour 1 bloom
Dahlia any variety 3 blooms
Bunch of cut garden flowers
Arranged saucer of flowers
Miniature garden or flowering pot plant
Best novel arrangement using flowers, vegetables etc
Arrangement of dried material
Arrangement using toy as a container—under 10 years
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SECTION 8 - VEGETABLES
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ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula
Beach Road by 9.30am, FRIDAY, 8 JANUARY 2016
 No article of a collection will be allowed to compete in another class.
 Entry Fee 20 cents Junior free
 Prize money for each class 1st $4.00 2nd $2.00
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Collection of vegetables 2 varieties 2 of each variety
if beans or peas included 250 gm of each
Collection of vegetables 6 named varieties, 2 of each variety, if beans or peas included 250 gms of
each. For exhibitors who have never won a prize in this class.
Table pumpkin Butternut
Table pumpkin Queensland Blue
Collection of table pumpkins 3 varieties, 1 of each to be named by the exhibitor
Table Pumpkin any variety not mentioned in schedule, to be named by exhibitor
Table Queen Squash
Banana Squash
Hubbard Squash, golden
Custard Squash
Capsicum
Hubbard Squash, any other variety
Zucchini (3)
Vegetable Marrow
Collection of Marrows, 3 named varieties
Cucumber long (3)
Cucumber apple (3)
Cucumber any variety not mentioned in schedule
Cabbage Table Drumhead
Cabbage Sugar-loaf
Cabbage any variety not mentioned in schedule
Green peas in pod not less than 250 gm
Green beans dwarf, string variety
Green beans, stringless variety not less than 250 gm
Butter beans in pod not less than 250 gm
Runner beans any variety
Parsnips, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Carrots, short variety, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Carrots, long variety, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Swede Turnips, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
White turnips, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Beetroot, long variety bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Beetroot, short variety, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Onions red skin, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Onions, brown skin, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Onions, white skin, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Onions, odourless, bunch of 3 (tops left on)
Onions, 4 heaviest (tops left on)
Onions, silver skin, pickling, 1 kg
Red tomatoes, big variety, 3 only
Red Tomatoes, small variety, 6 only
Tomatoes, 3 heaviest, any variety
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Collection of tomatoes, at least 4 varieties, 3 of each variety
Green tomatoes, 3 only
Rhubarb, 6 stalks, red skins
Rhubarb, 6 stalks, green skins
Lettuce, heart variety
Lettuce, without heart variety
1 bunch spinach or silver beet, 6 stalks
Potatoes any variety 2 kg
Radish, round, bunch of 6 (tops left on)
Radish long, bunch of 6 (tops left on)
Any variety of vegetable not mentioned in the schedule
Collection of mixed herbs
JUNIOR CLASSES 17 and under
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Lettuce, heart variety
Lettuce heartless variety
Bunch of beetroot (3)
Potatoes (6)
Tomatoes, larger variety (3)
Tomatoes, small variety (3)
Carrots (3) tops left on
Beans 250 gm
Spinach 4 stalks
Zucchini (3)
Cucumber apple (3)
Cucumber long variety (3)
Capsicum
Peas 259 gms
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SECTION 9 - FARM PRODUCE
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ALL ENTRY FORMS to be submitted no later than 4.00pm WEDNESDAY, 6 JANUARY 2016
ALL EXHIBITS to be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula
Beach Road by 9.30am, FRIDAY, 8 JANUARY 2016
 No article of a collection will be allowed to compete in another class.
 Entry Fee 20 cents Junior free
 Prize money for each class 1st $4.00 2nd $2.00
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Maize, 6 cobs, any variety
Maize, tallest stalk (measures from ground)
Potatoes, light skin 3 kg
Potatoes, dark skin 3 kg
Potatoes, white or red for seed
3kg
Six best potatoes
Six heaviest potatoes
Japanese Millet, green, not less than 1 kg
Longest cob of corn, any variety
Turnips suitable for stock fodder (6)
Hen eggs, half dozen (6), white
Hen eggs, half dozen (6) brown
Honey Light
Honey Dark
JUNIOR SECTION 17 years & under
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Six best potatoes
Collection of grasses, green or dried, to be named by Exhibitor
Kikuyu, longest runner
Sunflower, 1 head
Best 6 hen eggs
Best rhubarb, 6 stalks
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Class 1-20
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2015 PAMBULA SHOW PAVILION ENTRY FORM
SHOWDAY SATURDAY 10 JANUARY 2015
Enquiries: pambulashow@bigpond.com
Secretary 0409421460
Show Office 0499413526 (from 5 January 2016)
ENTRIES MAY BE:
EMAILED TO
pambulashow@bigpond.com
MAILED TO
PO Box 115, PAMBULA, NSW 2549
PLACED IN ENTRY BOXES
Drop off boxes at Eden Newsagency, Pambula Newsagency,
& Plants Plus Tura Beach
Located at Pambula Sporting Complex, Pambula Beach Road, Pambula
(from 5 January 2016)
DELIVERED TO THE PAVILION
ENTRY/DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS:
Submitting entry forms early will help to keep waiting time for all exhibitors to a minimum when exhibits
are delivered to the Pavilion. As soon as you know what you are going to enter, submit your entry form.
Exhibits can then be delivered to the Frank Maher Pavilion, Pambula Sporting Complex by the specified
time.
ENTRY FORMS
 ALL ENTRY FORMS FOR ALL SECTIONS TO BE IN NO LATER THAN 4.00PM WEDNESDAY 6 JANUARY
DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS
 EXHIBITS FOR SECTIONS 1, 2, 3 & 4 TO BE AT PAVILION BY 4.00pm WEDNESDAY 6 JANUARY 2016.
EXHIBITS FOR THESE SECTIONS MAY BE DELIVERED TO THE PAVILLION ON TUESDAY 5 and WEDNESDAY 6
JANUARY 2016.
 EXHIBITS FOR SECTIONS 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 TO BE AT PAVILION BY 9.30AM FRIDAY 8 JANUARY 2016
NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
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2016 PAMBULA SHOW PAVILION EXHIBITS ENTRY FORM
Exhibitor’s Name
Address
Phone Number
Section
Email address………………………………………………………………
Class
Entry Fee
Description of Exhibit
I, the undersigned, do hereby declare that the above exhibits are the bona fide property of the above
named Exhibitor and entered subject to the Rules, Regulations and conditions of the Society
Signature…………………….……………………………………………………………………………………. Date………..……………………
(Exhibitor or Authorized Agent – type name if emailing)
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