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WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
Presents
Wagga Wagga Show
2nd & 3rd September 2016
Paddock To Plate
WAGGA WAGGA SHOW 2016
Show Ground Admission Fees
Adults (18+) $20.00
Aged Pensioners $10.00
Youth (5 – 18) Years $10.00
$15.00
Student
(Student Photo ID must be shown)
Children under 5 Free
Family Pass 1Day $50.00
(2 Adults, 4 Children)
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2016 WAGGA WAGGA SHOW
WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY Inc.
PRESENTS
152nd WAGGA WAGGA SHOW
COMMITTEE FOR 2016
President
Senior Vice President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Mr. Bruce Ryan
Mr. Douglas Millward
Mr. Brett Grant & Mr Chris Rodham
Mr. John Stewart
Ms. Aileen Storey
GENERAL COMMITTEE 2016
Messers
B Allitt, P Baumer, A Cabot, J Dinnell, B Grant, F Goodyer, J Graham, B Hamilton,
R Hamilton, N Hilpern, C Hutton, R Knoble, A Lean, D Millward, S McCormack,
L Rodd, C Rodham, B Ryan, G Semken, J Stewart, N Sweeney, L Sweetten,
R Sweetten, R Yeomans
Mesdames
E Ball, L Cabot, B Daines, L Goodyer, L Hamilton, J Hodges, N Knoble,
J Millward, P McCormack, J Rodd, L Rodd, G Ryan, M Salisbury,
Ladies Auxiliary
P Bourne, M Cameron, L Hamilton, J Hodges, M Hamilton, N Hamilton,
A Johnston, G Keen, H Kember, J Millward, B Murray, J Rodham, G Ryan,
H Spencer, L Stewart, S Spokes.
HONORAY LIFE MEMBERS
Messer’s
A G Bray, I G Cameron, N G Cook, J Dinnell, B Grant, B M Hamilton, D Millward,
J J Schipp, B Ryan, J Stewart, O N Skeers, P Whyte, R Weisback, Y C Yeomans.
Mesdames
N Hamilton, M Hamilton, A Johnston, J Millward, F Mohr, L Sheather, L Weisback.
Members Privilege’s
1. Admission to all sessions of the Annual Show Day or Night
2. Eligibility to nominate for the committee
3. Voting power at the AGM to elect the committee
The Wagga Wagga Show Society Committee welcome any person or persons
interested in becoming a committee member and supporting this worthy
organisation.
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MAJOR SPONSORS
STEEL SUPPLIES – BOMEN
MAJOR
SPONSORS
MAJOR SPONSORS
R & V BERGIN
STEEL SUPPLIES – BOMEN EQUISSAGE
R & V BERGIN
EQUISSAGE
GOODWOODS SADDLERY
GOODWOODS SADDLERY
SUPREME CHOICE HORSEWEAR
SECTION SPONSOR
Agents
SECTIONAssociated
SPONSORS
SUPREME CHOICE HORSEWEAR
SECTION SPONSOR
Associated Agents
Bob Jane Wagga Wagga
Landmark
NRG Team
Boer Goats Breeders Association Australia
NSW Farmers – Youth Arm
Landmark
NRG Team
Bomen Australia
Produce
Boer Goats Breeders Association
NSW Farmers – Youth Arm
Olsson’s
Olsson’s
Orchard Manufacturing PT
Bomen Produce
Coprice
Coprice
Orchard
Manufacturing
Cake Decorators Guild
Wagga
Wagga PTY LTD
Paul & Carmel Kahlefeldt
Cake Decorators Guild Wagga
Wagga
Cas Art
Framing
Paul & Carmel Kahlefeldt
Riverina Co-Operative
Cas Art Framing
Riverina Co-Operative
Riverina Framing
C.W.A. Euberta Branch
C.W.A. Euberta Branch
Riverina Framing
C.W.A. Oura Branch
Riverina Livestock Agents
C.W.A. Wagga Wagga Branch
Riverina Wool Testers
C.W.A. Wagga Wagga Evening Branch
Rodwells & Co Pty Ltd
Yathella Coursing
Park
Branch
C.W.A. Yathella Coursing C.W.A.
Park Branch
Southwest
Stockfeeds
Southwest Stockfeeds
C.W.A. Oura Branch
C.W.A. Wagga Wagga Branch
Riverina Wool Testers
C.W.A. Wagga Wagga Evening Branch
Rodwells & Co Pty Ltd
Coats for Goats
Coats for Goats
Tasmin Chemicals
Tasmin Chemicals
Charles Hutton Shearing Charles Hutton Shearing
Teys Australia
Teys Australia
Dairy Express
Donna Worner
Elders
Fairies R Us
Ganmain Poultry Club
Gil Mathew Steel
Harvey Norman Wagga
Dairy Express
Trevor Westcombe
Trevor Westcombe
Donna Worner
Tumut Poultry Club
Tumut Poultry Club
Elders
Fairies R Us
Wagga Wagga Art Society
Wagga Wagga Art Society
Wagga Wagga Embroiderer’s Group
Wagga Wagga Embroidere
Wagga Wagga Handweavers & Spinners Guild
Ganmain Poultry Club
Wagga Wagga Handweave
Gil Mathew Steel
Wagga Wagga Machine Kn
Wagga Wagga Machine Knitters Group
Wagga Wagga Picture Frames
Harvey
Norman Wagga
International Animal Health
Products
Wagga Wagga Poultry Club Inc Wagga Wagga Picture Fram
John Boyle
International Animal Health Products
John Boyle
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
SECTIONS:
1. Commercial Cattle 2. Goats 3. Cake Decoration 4. Wool 6. Prime Lambs
7. Poultry 8. Farm Produce.9. Country Women’s Association
10. Champion Dog Show 11. Vegetables & Fruit 12. Horticulture
13. Farmers Challenge 14. Arts & Crafts 15. Photography
17. Needlework & Knitting 17.A. Millinery 18. Food & Cooking
21. Utes – Show & Shine
Livestock Exhibitors Please Note:NO Exhibitors Entry Tickets will be issued for the following Sections:
19. Horse & Ring Events
20. Boar Goats
TERMS AND TIMES OF ADMISSION TO THE SHOW ENTRY FEES:
1.
Members, Stewards and Judges, free on production if their tickets or passes. On each day of the
Show the public will be admitted at 8.30am. Vehicles containing supplies or exhibits will be admitted to
the ground free up to 9.00am on each day, and must leave as soon as unloaded or required to do so
by the Secretary or any of the Stewards. Commercial Exhibits must be in position prior to 9.30am each
morning of the Show Entry Fees must accompany entries for them to be accepted.
2. Dog Section entries are required to be on the Special Entry Forms and lodged with the Secretary
on such day as the committee may decide.
RIGHTS OF ENTRY:
3. For Members, under Rule 10, the Annual Subscription shall be the Thirty Dollars ($30.00) payable
on the first day of July 2015.
EXHIBITS
4.
All exhibits shall at the date of entry be bona-fide property of Exhibitors, or of their principals.
Exhibitors of Livestock will be required to furnish at date of entry particulars of age of the respective
exhibits, also pedigree and breeders name when the same are known: if unknown, this face to be
stated, to the Secretary or Chief Steward.
5.
If called upon by the Committee Exhibitors must make a statutory declaration of age of their
exhibit or exhibits to conform to the conditions under which the prize or prizes for which they compete
are offered: and the Committee may absolutely withhold payment of any prize unless such declaration
shall be made with one month of the date when the exhibitor shall be called upon to make such
declaration.
6.
The Committee reserves the right of refusing or cancelling any entry without giving and reason
for doing so.
7.
All persons, who after entering exhibits (especially of stock) shall be unable, through some
unforeseen circumstances to exhibit same, will be expected to give notice to the Secretary at lease
three days before the first day of the Show of their inability to exhibit.
8.
No Exhibit will be allowed to compete for more than one prize and for Champion Prizes, except
where otherwise specified.
9.
Stallions shall be eligible to compete in Trotting Contests, but shall not be eligible to compete as
Hacks or Harness Horses.
10. Horses entered in Section 19 may compete in all classes of that Section (Miscellaneous Horses)
for which they are eligible, except where specially prohibited.
11. No Horse will be led onto the ground with a bit.
12. In the case of Cattle the name, breed, age and Section Number MUST be given.
13. No Horse other than Exhibits will be allowed on the Showground at night during the SHOW.
14. No Horses or ponies will be allowed to practice over the jumps in the ring on the Showground
prior to the Show.
15. Sheep may be clothed during transit to the Show. Exhibitors or their attendants will be allowed to
bring out and hold the sheep while being judged.
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16. In the case of Fine, Medium or Strong Combing Wool Sheep, the judges have the right to direct
the removal of any exhibit that may be in their opinion, entered in the wrong class, and shall request
Stewards to place it in its proper class.
17. No exhibits competing will be allowed to wear any ribbon, badge or mark until it has been finally
judged. Only awards granted at the present Show of the Wagga Wagga Society may be worn on the
Showground under a penalty of $15.00 for each offence.
18. Each ribbon, badge or mark awarded at the Show MUST be put on at once and worn at all
parades or a penalty of $15.00 will apply.
19. All Exhibits must be in readiness to be judged as scheduled.
20. Judging will commence as scheduled.
21. In the event of there being only one entry in any class, the Judge, may, if he considers it worthy,
award First Prize.
DANGEROUS AND DISEASED EXHIBITS
22.
Should the Committee have any reason to suspect that any exhibitors or animals are either
Diseased or Dangerous the reserve the right to refuse admission thereof to the showground or to
remove same from the ground at the expense of the Exhibitor.
MACHINERY EXHIBITS
23. MACHINERY WILL BE ALLOWED TO WORK ON THE GROUND DURING THE TWO DAYS
OF THE SHOW. The President, or any Vice President or Secretary to have the power to stop any
machinery at any time should it be deemed necessary.
HOURS OF PARADE
24. A general Parade of Cattle and Horses may be held on the afternoon of the Second Day.
25. The following applies to all sections except Horse and Ring Events.
PROTESET and DISPUTES
Any competitor may not approach a judge for any reason but may do so after permission is granted by
the Chief Ring Steward, if permission is granted the ring steward will accompany them to speak to the
judge.
Any person objecting to an award, or to any Exhibit, must enter a protest in writing, fully setting out
protest shall be subsequently received unless the Committee be satisfied with the reason assigned for
the delay. Protests must be accompanied by a deposit of $75.00, which will be forfeited if protest is
dismissed.
HORSE AND RING EVENTS
Any person objecting to an Award or Exhibit must enter a protest in writing fully setting out the grounds
of such objection to be handed to the Chief Stewart of the Section with the necessary fee of $75.00,
which may be forfeited, but no protest will be accepted after RIBBONS are awarded for the event
concerned. A verbal notice of protest will be accepted by the Chief Steward by the protest must be
lodged in writing within 20 minutes of the verbal notice. Any exhibitor or exhibitors displaying
behaviour deemed unacceptable to the Wagga Wagga Show Society stewards will ask them to leave
the grounds by the Executive Committee of the Wagga Wagga Show Society.
REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS
26. The exhibitors must be presented at the Parade ting at the time for the Parades, and must remain
within the Call until dismissed by the Steward in charge; otherwise the deposits shall be liable to
forfeiture. Any Exhibitor who fails to parade his horse shall forfeit all prize money (if any) won by him
and be liable to a fine of $10.00 for each animal not paraded. The Committee may grant exemptions to
any exhibit form participating in the General Parade. All vehicles and machinery exhibits must be
placed by Exhibitors in the position allotted to them on the ground at their own expense. Exhibitors of
Machinery, ect, MUST be removed from the Showground by Saturday 5TH October, 2013, unless prior
arrangements have been made with the Secretary.
EXHIBITS OF LIVESTOCK MAY BE REMOVED EACH DAY AFTER THE HOURS STATED
BELOW:
HORSES
DOGS
POULTRY
FIRST DAY
9:00PM
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SECOND DAY
9:00PM
4:00PM
5:00PM
NO EXHIBITS IN THE INDUSTRIAL
All exhibits sent to the care of the HALL SHALL NOT BE REMOVED BEFORE 9.30AM ON THE
SATURDAY AFTER THE SHOW exhibits should be consigned so as to allow them to reach Wagga
Wagga on or before MONDAY 28th SEPTEMBER 2015.
RESPONSIBILITY OF SOCIETY
27.
The Committee will give every possible facility to Exhibitors, and every care will be taken of
Exhibits, but no responsibility will be incurred by the Society.
DISTRICT RADIUS
28.
In the Wagga District shall be interpreted to mean within a radius of 50km of Wagga Wagga,
except where otherwise specified.
FREIGHT ON EXHIBITS
29.
All freight on exhibits sent to the Secretary MUST be pre-paid, and returned freight paid
otherwise they will not be received.
SALE OF SHOW STOCK
30.
Only stock that been exhibited at the Show may be sold at auction at the Show
CLOSING OF ENTRIES
Please note that entries in Sections close on the Date shown in this Schedule before
general Show Entries.
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3.
This has been agreed by the Committee with the object of facilitating exhibits being received with
Entry Tickets attached. Exhibitors are also requested to write their names on the covering of
exhibits as it greatly assists Stewards when receiving and returning articles. Head teachers of
Schools and Exhibitors generally are requested to CAREFULLY READ THE CONDITIONS at the
head of each section.
No Gambling or Games of Chance will be allowed to be played on the ground.
No Collectors will be allowed on the ground excepting those authorised by the Committee to
collect there exhibit and any person infringing this regulation may be removed by any member of
the Committee with or with the assistance of the police.
Amplification may be permitted at the discretion of and under the direction of Stewards of
respective sections.
INFRINGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
1.
Any person wilfully infringing or violating any of these Regulations shall forfeit all claims to any
prize he/she may have been awarded and shall be liable to be prohibited from exhibiting at any of
the Society’s Exhibitions.
2. Any person/persons that has not signed a waiver and refuses to do so when asked by a Steward
will not be allowed to compete at the Wagga Wagga Show Society until such time the form has
been signed.
3. Opening times for the Wagga Show shall be 9.00am – 9.30pm both days.
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FINANCIAL MEMBERS 2014/2015
Baumer P & K
Beck EM
Burke S
Bourne P
Bowyer F
Cabot L
Cameron M
Cowley D
Croft F
Cummins M
Dinnell J
Danes B
Edwards AM
Fardell J
Francis J
Goodyer F & L
Graham J
Hamilton L
Hay M
Hilpern N
Hodges J
Howell KM & DE
Hutton C
Kohlhagen JW
Knoble R & N
Lyons C
MacDonald C
Mauler P
Mattingly J
Mutton W
Mehegan D
Murray B
Noble N
Parsons R
Priest CF
Plum CD
Pullin R
Osmond KA
Rodd L & J
Rodham A
Rodham WG & GJ
Rodham J
Ryan G
Ruskin C
Semken G
Semken D
Siegert P
Smith P
Spencer H
Sunderland R
Sweeney N
Sweeten L
Sweeten R
Taylor LJ
Thompson EM
Turtle J
Wagga Caged Birds
Westman RL
Wilson S & M
Wilson F
Yeomans R
LIFE MEMBERS
Bedggood KL
Beveridge J
Blake RJ
Bourne P
Buik S
Cameron B
Carrol G
Cheney J
Cook D & H
Coombs TR
Corbett TJ
Cummins K
Curran R & R
Dinnell J
Dore B
Elliott S
Foord JT
Foley RT
Gestier W
Gissing P
Gooley C & L
Grant BR
Hamilton B
Hamilton R
Hansell MJ
Hay C & C
Henderson JC
Hilpern N
Horsley B
Hurst P
Hurst D
Hurst I
Huthwaite W
Johnston G
Jolliffe G & K
Judd D
Keen EA
Kember W
Lane KJ
Lewington S
Lloyd WJ
McRae GR
McCrea N
McNeil J
Millward DW & J
Mohr P
Munro NM
Parnell J
Piffero MF
Powell P
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Priest CF
Roberson PF&KM
Roberson FT
Roberts GK
Robinson K & H
Robinson KW
Rodham C
Rodham SA
Rorrison JA
Rorrison W
Schipp D
Scott GH
Simpson JA
Simpson JH
Sly LD
Smith R
Smith DJ
Stewart J
Taylor K
Tunney P
Walmsley G
Wheeler TW & BA
Whyte P
Wishart D
SECTION 2 – GOATS
JUDGING 9.30am SATURDAY 3RD SEPTEMBER 2016
CHIEF STEWARD: MR L SLY
Phone:
69 203 357
Mobile: 0428 160 550
Email: lindensly860@hotmail.com
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 26TH AUGUST 2016
ALL ENTRIES EMAILED TO MR LINDEN SLY as above
ENTRY FEE $1.20 per entry
PRIZE MONEY FIRST $4.00 SECOND $2.00
1. Animals must be registered with the Dairy Goat Society of Australia.
2. This section is run in conjunction with the rules and regulation of the DGSA N.S.W Branch Inc.
3. Age of animals to be calculated from birth date.
4. Classes 12, 13, 14, 15, 32, 33, 34 & 35 are special classes. To be eligible in special classes all
animals must be entered in their respective age classes.
5. Entry forms to contain name of goat, tattoo and birth date.
6. All animals to be free of external & internal parasites and show no symptoms of disease.
7. All declaration documents must accompany entries.
CLASS
1.
SAANEN DOE, in milk, under 3 years
2.
SAANEN DOE, in milk, 3 years and over
3.
TOGGENBURG DOE, in milk, under 3 years
4.
TOGGENBURG DOE, in milk, 3 years and over
5.
BRITISH ALPINE DOE, in milk, under 3 years
6.
BRITISH ALPINE DOE, in milk, 3 years and over
7.
ANGLO NUBIAN DOE, in milk, under 3 years
8.
ANGLO NUBIAN DOE, in milk, 3 years and over
9.
AUSTRALIAN MELAAN DOE, in milk any age
10. AUSTRALIAN BROWN DOE, in milk any age
11. DRY DOE, any breed (in Kid or to have Kidded in the last 2 years)
12. TYPE AND PRODUCTION (24 HOUR TEST RECORDS ECT) Trophy donated by Dairy
Express
13. TYPE AND PRODUCTION (HERD RECORDING) Trophy donated by Dairy Express
14. BEST UDDERED DOE, any breed, First Lactation Trophy donated by RIVERINA
CO-OPERATIVE
15. BEST UDDERED DOE, any breed Second or more Lactation Trophy donated by RIVERINA
CO-OPERATIVE
BEST UDDERED DOE OVERALL RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY THE NRG TEAM
SENIOR CHAMPION DAIRY DOE RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY COPRICE
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION DAIRY DOE – TROPHY DONATED BY OLSSON’S
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
SAANEN MAIDEN DOE, 1 to 2 years
TOGGENBURG MAIDEN DOE, 1 to 2 years
BRITISH ALPINE MAIDEN DOE, 1 to 2 years
ANGLO NUBIAN MAIDEN DOE, 1 to 2 years
AUSTRALIAN MELANN MAIDEN DOE, 1 to 2 years
AUSTRALIAN BROWN MAIDEN DOE, 1 to 2 years
JUNIOR CHAMPION DAIRY DOE RIBBON - TROPHY DONATED BY COPRICE
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION DAIRY DOE – TROPHY DONATED BY OLSSON’S
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23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
SAANEN DOE KID, under 12 months
TOGGENBURG DOE KID, under 12 months
BRITISH ALPINE DOE KID, under 12 months
ANGLO NUBIAN DOE KID, under 12 months
AUSTRALIAN MELAAN DOE KID, under 12 months
AUSTRALIAN BROWN DOE KID, under 12 months
CHAMPION DAIRY DOE KID RIBBON - TROPHY DONATED BY COPRICE
RESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY DOE KID –TROPHY DONATED BY OLSSON’S
28.
29.
30.
31.
BUCK KID, any breed, under 6 months
BUCK KID, any breed, 6 to 12 months
BUCK, any breed, 1 to 3 years
BUCK, any breed 3 years and over
CHAMPION DAIRY BUCK RIBBON - TROPHY DONATED BY COPRICE
RESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY BUCK OLSSON’S
32.
33.
34.
35.
DOE AND DAUGHTER, any breed (same owner)
DAMS PROGENY, any breed (same owner) Two (2) progeny of one (1) doe
SIRES PROGENY, same breed (same owner), Two(2) progeny of one (1) buck
BREEDERS GROUP, same breed (same owner)Three (3) Does to consist of milker, goatling and
kid
CHAMPION SAANEN DAIRY GOAT RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY
INTERNATIONAL ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS
CHAMPION TOGGENBURG DAIRY GOAT RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY
CHAMPION BRITISH ALPINE DAIRY GOAT RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY
CHAMPION ANGLO NUBIAN DAIRY GOAT RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY
CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN MELAAN DAITY GOAT RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY
CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN BROWN DAIRY GOAT RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY
GRAND CHAMPION DAIRY GOAT RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY COASTS 4 GOATS
MOST SUCCESSFUL ECHIBITOR RIBBON – TROPHY DONATED BY TASMAN CHEMICALS
EXHIBITORS PRIZE – DONATED BY TOLLENDOOL DAIRY GOAT STUD
TROPHIES DONATED BY:
DAIRY EXPRESS
NRG TEAM
COPRICE
RIVERINA CO-OPERATIVE
TASMAN CHEMICALS
OLSSON’S
COATS 4 GOATS
RIBBONS DONATED BY
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From PIC
Did other livestock attend the show?
Sheep or goats
Date of arrival
Cattle:
Yes/No
Show PIC:
Show Location:
Exhibitor's Name No. head NVD/TSS No.
remove Yes or No below:
Sheep:
Goats:
Yes/No
Yes/No
Data entry form for shows - SHEEP/GOATS
Other PICs on
tags/NVD
Vendor bred
(Y/N)?
Time owned?
Date of
departure
NVD/TSS No. To PIC
Comment
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SECTION 3 - CAKE DECORATING
(GENERAL COOKING WILL BE FOUND IN SECTION 18)
FRIDAY 2ND AND SATURDAY 3RD SEPTEMBER 2016
CHIEF STEWARD MRS SUE BURKE
ENTRY FEE $2.00 per entry including G.S.T
PRIZE MONEY FIRST $10.00, SECOND $5.00 THIRD $2.00 unless otherwise stated.
HAND WORK ONLY, ALL WORK MUST BE THAT OF THE EXHIBITOR
Ribbon, braid, raffia, tulle, wire, non-synthetic stamens, cotton thread, permitted. All edible foodstuffs
e,g. piping gel, polenta, cachous and other sugar based products may be used. Manufactured pillars
allowed.
Exhibits need not be cake based, cake blocks may be used. All cakes must be covered in
plastic/fondant icing only NO butter cream.
No limit on amount of entries per competitor in any sections
No paper plates or plastic coverings on entries
All boards must be suitably covered
Manufactured ornaments e,g, rings, plastic bride & grooms, figurines, birds ect, are NOT permitted.
A Limited amount of detachable Gold or Silver paint may be used. Limited amounts of shimmer & or
glitter may be used. Height restrictions apply to all entries and must not exceed 55cm.
Board sizes must be adhered to. General limitations are 60cm square unless stated. (Your exhibit
must fit into an area of 60 x 60 cm when measured along the front of the case).
CLEATS must be used on all boards that come into contact with any show cabinet surfaces.
A tier is defined as two or more levels not necessary one above the other, but linked by a common
baseboard.
All exhibits in this section must be delivered to the Showground between 1.00pm – 4.00pm on
Wednesday 31st August 2016. Judging will commence at 9.00am on Thursday 1st September 2016.
All exhibitors must vacate the hall by this time.
Exhibits must only be placed into a position by the exhibitor at the direction only of the steward.
Exhibits Prize monies or Vouchers may be collected between the hours of 9.30am & 10.30am on
Sunday 4th September 2016.
NO RESPONSIBILITY TAKEN FOR ENTRIES LEFT IN THE HALL AFTER 11.30am ON SUNDAY
4th SEPTEMBER 2016.
NO SALE OF ANY EXHIBIT IN THESE SECTIONS IS PERMITTED IN THE HALL
An Encouragement Award Trophy (donated by Wagga Wagga Cake Decorators Guild) will be
awarded to one successful first time entrant in the Wagga Wagga Show in any section.
A Champion Ribbon will be awarded for the Most Outstanding exhibit in the Beginners Section,
Novice Section and Open Section.
Most Successful Ribbons will be awarded in Beginners, Open and Novice Sections.
No exhibitor shall remove entries from the Show Cases unless accompanied by a Steward.
THIS RULE WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
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OPEN SECTION
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
TRADITIONAL WEDDING CAKE must HAVE lace or extension work two or more tiers.
MODERN WEDDING CAKE must NOT have lace or extension work two or more tiers.
MINI CAKE single tier, must fit into a square of 16cm x 16cm x 16xm cube.
SPECIAL OCCASION CAKE single tier only. Must have piped inscription.
PRESENTATION SUGAR FLOWERS suitably presented.
SUGAR ART PIECE size limitation 30cm must be presented on an under board.
NOVELTY THEME CAKE single tier only.
CELEBRATION CAKE BY GROOVY GRANNIES AND GRUMBLE BUMS must be over fifty
five years of age.
NOVICE SECTION
Open to all competitors with less than four years’ experience that have not won a first place in
this section at this show
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
TRADITIONAL WEDDING CAKE must be two or more tiers WITH lace or extension work
must be covered in fondant / plastic icing base.
MODERN WEDDING CAKE must be two or more tiers with NO lace or extension work, must be
covered in fondant / plastic icing base.
NOVELTY THEME CAKE single tier.
MINI CAKE must fit into a square of 16cm x 16cm x 16cm cube.
SUGAR ART PIECE size limitation 30cm. Must be presented on an under board.
SPECIAL OCCASION CAKE single tier only must have piped inscription.
SPRAY OF HAND MADE FLOWERS suitable presented.
BEGINNERS SECTION
Open to all competitors with less than three years experience and must be over 16 years of age
that have not won a first place in this section at this show
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
MODERN WEDDING CAKE must be two or more tiers with NO lace or extension work.
NOVELTY THEME CAKE single tier.
MINI CAKE single tier, any special occasion to fit into a square of 16cm x 16cm x 16xm cube.
SUGAR ART PIECE size limitation 30cm must be presented on an under board.
SPECIAL OCCASION CAKE single tier only must have piped inscription.
SPRAY OF HAND MADE FLOWERS suitably displayed
JUNIOR SECTION
22.
23.
24.
25.
FANTASY CAKE for under 12 years only. Using formal / fondant icing, 30cm square limit on
board.
SUGAR ART PIECE for under 12 only. Limited to a 20cm board.
FANTASY CAKE for under 16 years only. Using formal / fondant icing, 30cm square limit on
board.
SUGAR ART PIECE for under 16 years only. Limited to a 20cm board.
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MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORS
CLASSES 1 – 8
CLASSES 9 – 15
$10.00 Prize donated by plus most successful ribbon.
$10.00 Prize donated by Cake Decorators Guild Wagga Wagga. Plus most
Successful Ribbon.
CLASSES 16 – 21 $10.00 Prize donated by Fairies R Us. Plus most successful ribbon.
CLASSES 22 – 25 $10.00 Prize donated by Wagga Wagga Show Society
CHAMPION PRIZES
CLASSES 1 – 25
Encouragement award trophy donated by the Wagga Wagga Branch of Cake
Decorators Guild NSW for the most outstanding exhibit by a first time
entrant.
CLASSES 1 – 8
Open Section $20.00 Prize donated by the Cake Decorators Guild N.S.W Wagga Wagga Branch plus Champion Ribbon.
CLASSES 9 – 15 Novice Section $20.00 Prize donated by plus Champion Ribbon.
CLASSES 16 – 21 Beginners Section $20.00 Prize donated by plus Champion Ribbon.
THE WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING FOR
THEIR DONATIONS
TROPHIES:
Orchard Manufacturing Pty Ltd
CAKE DECORATORS GUILD WAGGA WAGGA
FAIRIES R US
RIBBONS DONATED BY
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WAGGA
WWAGGA
AGGA W
A G G A SHOW
S H O W2016
2016
SECTION 4 – WOOL
CHIEF STEWARDS - Mr D Millward Wagga Wagga
Mr C Hutton Wagga Wagga
PH: 02 69 226 752
PH: 0408 839 443
ENTRY FEE $2.00 per entry (unless otherwise stated).
PRIZE MONEY FIRST $15.00 SECOND $10.00 unless otherwise stated.
Exhibits must be delivered to the showground in time for testing on Wednesday 24th August
2016. If, in the opinion of the Judge, an exhibit is entered in the wrong class, he or she can
place same in proper class.
All Fleeces in this Section must be properly skirted and will be tested by Riverina Wool
Testers. Fleeces are to be judged on a commercial basis for their net value.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
MERINO FLEECE (other than Rams), Strong - $50.00 donated by LANDMARK WAGGA
MERINO FLEECE (other than Rams) Medium - $50.00 donated by LANDMARK WAGGA
MERINO FLEECE (other than Rams) Fine - $50.00 donated by LANDMARK WAGGA
MERINO FLEECE (other than Rams) Super Fine - $50.00 donated by LANDMARK WAGGA
MERINO RAM FLEECE
BORDER LEICESTER RAM FLEECE
BORDER LEICESTER EWE FLEECE
POLWARTH RAM FLEECE
POLWARTH EWE FLEECE
CORRIEDALE RAM FLEECE
CORRIEDALE EWE FLEECE - $25.00 donated by RIVERINA LIVESTOCK AGENTS
BOND RAM FLEECE
BOND EWE FLEECE
COMEBACK FLEECE - $25.00 donated by RIVERINA LIVESTOCK AGENTS
CROSSBRED FLEECE FINE - $25.00 donated by LANDMARK WAGGA
CROSSBRED FLEECE STRONG- $25.00 donated by LANDMARK WAGGA
MERINO LAMB’S WOOL not less than 1kg
LAMB’S WOOL other than Merino not less than 1kg
MERINO FLEECE & CROSSBRED FLEECE Sponsorship by Landmark Wagga Wagga
A TROPHY AND SASH WILL BE AWARDED FOR THE BEST FLEECE
(OTHER THAN MERINO)
CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE IN SHOW
GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE IN SHOW Sponsored by Charles Hutton Shearing $150.00
SECTION 4 WOOL
IS SPONSORED BY
Riverina Wool Testers – Paul Cocking
Charles Hutton Shearing Pty Ltd
Landmark
Elders
Rodwells & Co Pty
RIBBONS DONATED BY WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
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SECTION 6 – SHEEP (Pen of 3 Prime Lambs
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 24TH AUGUST 2016
CHIEF STEWARDS – Mr C Hutton, Mr D Millward, Mr B Hamilton, Mr W Kember
Contact: Show Secretary Aileen Storey
Phone: 02 69 252 180
Email: wagashow@bigpond.net.au
Pen of 3 Prime Lambs
Pen of 3 Prime Lambs to be judged on hoof only.
All stock to be returned to owners.
General Information
DELIVERY: All lambs must be delivered by 11.00am on Friday 2nd SEPTEMBER 2016.
Vehicles should enter through GATE 2 in Bourke Street.
ENTRY FORMS: Please complete all attached documents relating to Pen of 3 competitions.
JUDGING: On hoof judging of pen will be conducted by a representative from the Wagga
Wagga Livestock Agents Association on Friday Afternoon at 3.00pm.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
On the day the pen of three will be split into live weight classes suitable to the trade.
Stewards reserve the right in consultation with the agents to make up the classes.
We would hope that there would be three classes from light to heavy.
Sponsorship for the Pen of 3 Prime Lambs will be spread through the classes.
Exhibitors need to bring their own bedding if required and drinking containers.
Prime Lamb exhibitors need to sign the National Health Statement.
Prime Lamb exhibitors need to fill in only:

PIC Number

Footrot Free and Lice Free (B1 & B2)

Declaration (part F)

Exhibitors need to state also on the form that the lambs have not cut their
first permanent teeth.

All Prime Lambs need to have a NLIS tag
SECTION 6 Pen of 3 Prime Lambs
IS SPONSORED BY
Associated Agents
Landmark
RIBBONS DONATED BY
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From PIC
Sheep or goats
Date of arrival
Cattle:
Yes/No
Show PIC:
Show Location:
Sheep:
Goats:
Yes/No
Yes/No
Other PICs on
tags/NVD
Vendor bred
(Y/N)?
Time owned?
Date of
departure
NVD/TSS No. To PIC
Comment
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BENDIGO BANK WAGGA WAGGA SHOW 2014
BENDIGO BANK WAGGA WAGGA SHOW 2014
WAGGA WAGGA
SHOW
2015
SHEEP SECTIONPEN
of 3 PRIME
LAMBS
ENTRY(Pen
FORM
6 – SHEEP
of 3 Prime Lambs
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Wednesday
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ENTRIES
CLOSE
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
2015
return completed
entries
byHamilton,
any of theMrfollowing
methods, drop at the show office, post to
WARDS –Please
Mr C Hutton,
Mr D Millward,
Mr B
W Kember
mail box, fax to above number or scan & email to show email address.
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Phone: 02 69 252 180
Producer’s Name: ____________________________________________________________
me Lambs
Property
Name:
SECTION
6 –______________________________________________________________
SHEEP (Pen of 3 Prime Lambs
me Lambs to be judged on hoof only.
be returned
to owners.
Address:
____________________________________________________________________
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 23RD SEPTEMBER 2015
Phone: ____________________Fax: ________________ Email:________________________
CHIEF STEWARDS
– Mr C
Hutton, Mr D Millward, Mr B Hamilton, Mr W Kember
General
Information
nd Phone: 02 69 252 180
Contact:
Show
Secretary
Aileen
All lambsPIC
must
be delivered
by 11.00am
onStorey
Friday 2cannot
October
2015. without your PIC)
(Property
Identification
Code):
(Entries
be accepted
ow enter through GATE 2 in Bourke Street.
Pen of 3 Prime Lambs
MS: Please complete all attached documents relating to Pen of 3 competitions.
Pen of 3 Prime Lambs to be judged on hoof only.
n hoof judging
of pen
will
be conducted
by a representative from the Wagga
All stock
to be
returned
to owners.
stock Agents Association on Friday Afternoon at 3.00pm.
IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING NLIS REGULATION:
day the pen
of three will bethat
split
liveanimals
weightGeneral
classes
suitable
to the
trade.
It is ESSSENTIAL
all into
of your
are
fittedInformation
with
an NLIS
device
prior to leaving your property
ds reserve
the
right in
with the
agents
to make
up the classes.
and
arriving
at consultation
the Wagga Wagga
Show
grounds
and recorded
on entry forms.
nd
ld hope that
there would
be three
classes
from light
heavy.on Friday 2 October 2015.
DELIVERY:
All lambs
must
be delivered
by to
11.00am
rship for the Pen of 3 Prime Lambs will be spread through the classes.
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to
bring
own
bedding
if required
drinking
containers.
NO: their
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show
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through
GATE 2 and
in Bourke
Street.
amb exhibitors need to sign the National Health Statement.
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to fillPlease
in only:complete all attached documents relating to Pen of 3 competitions.
ENTRYneed
FORMS:
PIC
Number
Please
note that judging will commence at 3.00 pm Friday 3rd October.
Footrot
Free and
Lice Free
(B1of
& pen
B2) will be conducted by a representative from the Wagga
JUDGING:
On hoof
judging
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Declaration
(part to
F) your
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Afternoon
athope
3.00pm.
important anniversary
show.
Exhibitors
need to state
also on the form that the lambs have not cut their
first
teeth.
1. permanent
On the day
the pen of three will be split into live weight classes suitable to the trade.
Initial
enquiries:
Aileen
Storey: -02
Secretary
phone:
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Initial
enquiries:
Story
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69 252
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4. Sponsorship for the Pen of 3 Prime Lambs will be spread through the classes.
5. Exhibitors need to bring their own beddingSECTION
if required
drinking containers.
56and
SHEEP
6. Prime Lamb exhibitors need to sign the National Health Statement.
SECTION need
6 Pentooffill
3 Prime
Lambs
7. Prime Lamb exhibitors
in only:
IS SPONSORED BY
PIC Number
SPONSORED
BY (B1 & B2)
FootrotISFree
and Lice Free
Wagga Wagga Livestock
Declaration (part F)
Agents Association
Associated
Agents
Exhibitors need to state also on the form that the lambs have not cut their
Livestock
firstRiverina
permanent
teeth. Agents
Landmark
All Prime Lambs
need to have
a NLIS tag
RIBBONS
DONATED BY
RIBBONS DONATED BY
SECTION 6 Pen of 3 Prime Lambs
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IS SPONSORED BY
SECTION 7 - POULTRY
Held on SATURDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER 2016
BOB VENN POULTRY PAVILLION
JUDGE: Mr Guy Fahey
Poultry Section Enquiries to MR CHARLES HUTTON PH: 0408 839 443
BIRDS ARE TO BE PENNED BY 9.00AM ON THE MORNING OF THE SHOW
SATURDAY 3RD SEPTEMBER 2016
This Show is conducted according to the guidelines of the Wagga Wagga Show Society Inc
constitution and bylaws and is judged to the Australian Poultry Standards.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Entries and Entry Fee’s are to be posted to: Wagga Wagga Show Society
P.O. Box 7256, MT AUSTIN, N.S.W. 2650
Pen Numbers will be available from the Poultry Steward on the morning of the show.
Payment of all entries is binding and is to be paid prior to penning birds.
All exhibits must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor.
Although the greatest care will be taken, the Wagga Wagga Show Society Inc will not be
responsible for any mistakes, accident, loss injury or damage, from any cause what so ever.
The committee reserves the right to reject any entry with out explanation. Every exhibitor
shall be deemed to be and will be held responsible for the health and condition in which his
exhibit appears in the show pen.
Sick or suspect birds must be removed from the vicinity of the show.
Any person causing annoyance by comments on Judge’s decision, or insulting or unseemly
behaviour shall be liable to expulsion from the show and exhibit and/or rewards disqualified.
No person is permitted to handle or interfere with exhibits or handle another exhibitor’s
birds, except for the Show Manager, Judges or Stewards. Exhibitors are not permitted to
handle their birds once judging commences.
The committee reserves the right to re-appoint, add or alter judges without notifying
exhibitors.
Birds are not to be removed from their pens prior to the presentation of awards and closure
of the show.
All exhibits must be removed day of show unless specific arrangement with the Show
Society Manager.
Penning on Friday night 2nd SEPTEMBER 2016 is by appointment only.
Leg rings MUST be removed.
Any exhibitor may refer any protest relating to the conduct of the show and arising on the
day of the show to the designated Show Manager in writing including a fee of $50.00 by
1.00pm of the day of the show.
Entry fee is $1.00
Entries to be penned 20minutes prior to commencement of Judging.
If sufficient entries in any breed not already mentioned in this Schedule, consideration will
be given to adding classes providing space allows. Please enter in A.O.V. and State Breed
and Colour.
No eggs are to be removed from pens except by stewards.
Judging sticks are to be used by JUDGES ONLY. Judging sticks are not to be used on
Silkies or Pekin.
Birds entered in the wrong classes will not be judged.
No trimming except that allowed as showmanship.
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W A G G A WAGGA
W A G G ASHOW
S H O W2016
2016
WAGGA
23.
Juniors should place a (J) next to the class they are entering. Juniors are between 5 – 16
years. Juniors may enter in Junior or Open classes but not both.
A sash will be awarded to the best of each variety or breed provided there are six (6) entries or
more at the time of judging.
RIBBONS & TROPHIES
Champion Bird in Show (Jim Whyte Memorial) $300.00 Donated by Chris & Wendy Whyte – Magpies
Nest
Reserve Champion Bird in Show $150.00 Donated by Magpies Nest
Champion Hard Feather in Show $50.00 Donated by the Riverina Game Club
Champion Soft Feather in Show $50.00 Donated by Paul & Carmel Kahlefeldt – The Boulevarde Motel
Champion Waterfowl in Show $50.00 Donated by the Magpies Nest
Champion Breeding Pair in Show $50.00 Voucher Donated by Vetafarm
JUNIOR SECTION
Champion Junior Bird in Show $50.00 Donated by Charles Hutton Shearing Pty Ltd
$50.00 Vetafarm Voucher & Australasian Poultry Magazine Subscription
Reserve Champion Bird in Show $25.00 Donated by Charles Hutton Shearing Pty Ltd
Champion Junior Hard Feather in Show – Bag of Feed
Champion Junior Soft Feather in Show – Bag of Feed
Champion Junior Waterfowl in Show – Bag of Feed
BEST OF RIBBONS
Best Hard Feather Large Male
Best Hard Feather Large Female
Best Soft Feather Large Male
Best Soft Feather Large Female
Best Hard Feather Bantam Male
Best Hard Feather Bantam Female
Best Soft Feather Bantam Male
Best Soft Feather Bantam Female
Champion Ribbons – Ribbon & Bag of Feed – Donated by Riverina Co -Operative, Landmark,
Laucke Mills & Fryers Stockfeeds)
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SPONSORED BREED AWARDS
($25.00 OR OTHERWISE SPECIFIED)
Best Australian Game Donated by Trevor Wescombe
Best Australian Pit Game Donated by Peter Irvine
Best Australorp Donated by Richard Whyte
Best Indian Game Donated by Charles Hutton Shearing Pty Ltd
Best Langshan Donated by Tumut Poultry Club Inc
Best Modern Donated by Richard Whyte
Best Old English Game (OEG) Donated by Ganmain Poultry Club
Best Plymouth Rock Donated by Paul & Carmel Kahlefeldt
Best Rhode Island Red Donated by Paul & Carmel Kahlefeldt
Best Silkie Trophy Donated by John Boyle
Best Sussex Donated by Donna Worner
Best Wyandotte Donated by Charles Hutton Shearing Pty Ltd
GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES
THE LISTED BUSINESSES
AND INDIVIDUALS FOR THEIR
POULTRY SPONSORSHIP
RIBBONS DONATED BY
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Pekin White
65
WAGGA SHOW67
2015
PekinWAGGA
AOC
W A G G A W A G Rosecomb
G A S H O WAC
2016
69
Wyandotte White
71
LARGE SOFT FEATHER
Wyandotte AOC
73
AOV Soft
Feather
Bantam
75
BREED
MALE
FEMALE
Australorp
Barnevelder
Langshan
Rhode island
Sussex AOC
Wyandotte AOC
Ancona
Leghorn White
Leghorn Black
BREEDLeghorn AOC MALE
Indian RunnerMinorca
AC
107
Campbell ACSilkie
109
Muscovy AC Welsummer 111
AOV Soft Feather
Large
Rouen
113
AOV Waterfowl
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
115
LARGE HARD FEATHER
BREED
BREED
Australian Game
ACAC
Australian
Game
Australian Pit
Australian
PitGame
Game
Indian Game Dark
Indian
Game Dark
Indian Game Jubilee
Indian
Game
AOC
Indian Game Blue Laced
OEG
Black
Red
Modern Game Black Red
OEG
Blue
Red
Modern
Game
AOC
OEG
Brown
Red
OEG Black
Red
L/L
OEG Clay-Wheaton
L/L AC
OEG
AOC
OEG Black
D/LFeather
AOC
LargeRed
Hard
OEG Blue Red
OEGSHOW
Duckwing
AC
WAGGA WAGGA
2015
OEG Ginger
OEG AOC
AOV Hard
Feather Bantam
BREED
Ancona
Australorp
Belgian
Japanese
Langshan
Leghorn White
Leghorn AOC
Rhode Island
Pekin Black
Pekin White
Pekin AOC
Rosecomb AC
Wyandotte White
Wyandotte AOC
AOV Soft Feather Bantam
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
FEMALE
20
108
22
24
110
26
112
28
114
116
MALE FEMALE
FEMALE
MALE
2977
30 78
3179
32 80
3381
34 82
83
84
3585
36 86
3787
38 88
3989
40 90
4191
42 92
4393
44 94
4595
46 96
97
99
101
103
MALE 105
47
49
51
53
55
57
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
73
75
98
100
102
104
FEMALE 106
48
50
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
BANTAM SOFT FEATHER
23
66
68
70
72
74
76
BREE
Hard Feather
Soft Feather L
Hard Feather
Soft Feather
Waterfowl
A WAGGA
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FEMALE
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
Minorca
21
22
Silkie
23
24
Welsummer
W 2 026
16
SHOW
2015W A G G A W A G G A S25H OBREED
AOV Soft Feather Large
27
28
Ancona
Australorp
BANTAM HARD
FEATHER
Belgian
Japanese
BREED
MALE
FEMALE
Langshan
Australian Game AC
77
78
Leghorn White
Australian Pit Game
79
80
Leghorn AOC
Indian Game Dark
81
82
Rhode Island
Indian Game Jubilee
83
84
Pekin Black
Indian Game Blue Laced
85
86
Pekin White
Modern Game Black Red
87
88
Pekin AOC
Modern Game AOC
89
90
Rosecomb
OEG Black Red L/L
91 AC
92
OEG Clay-Wheaton L/L AC Wyandotte
93 White
94
Wyandotte
OEG Black Red D/L
95 AOC
96
AOV Soft
OEG Blue Red
97 Feather Bantam
98
OEG Duckwing AC
OEG Ginger
OEG AOC
AOV Hard Feather Bantam
99
101
103
105
100
102
104
106
WATERFOWL
BREED
Indian Runner AC
Campbell AC
FEMALE
Muscovy AC
78
Rouen
80
AOV Waterfowl
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
96
98
100
102
104
106
MALE
107
109
111
113
115
FEMALE
108
110
112
114
116
BREED
MALE FEMALE
Australian Game AC
29
30
BREEDING
PAIRS
Australian
Pit Game
31
32
Indian Game Dark
33
34
Indian Game AOC
35
36
BREED
OEG Black Red
37
38
Hard Feather Large
117
OEG Blue Red
39
40
Feather
OEG Soft
Brown
Red Large
41 118 42
OEG Hard
AOC Feather Bantam 43 119 44
Bantam 45 120 46
AOC Soft
LargeFeather
Hard Feather
Waterfowl
121
24
MALE
FEMA
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
BREE
71
72
73 Hard Feather
74
75 Soft Feather
76 L
Hard Feather
Soft Feather
Waterfowl
WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY Inc
Saturday 3rd September 2016
CLASS EXHIBIT (Exhibiter Copy)
Waver and Money must accompany entries
PEN
CLASS EXHIBIT (Exhibiter Copy)
PEN
Name : ___________________________________
Name : ___________________________________
Address: __________________________________
Address: __________________________________
______________________State: ______ P/C: _____
______________________State: ______ P/C: _____
Phone: ____________________________________
Phone: ____________________________________
Please receive the above entries, which I agree to make subject to the rules & regulations of the Wagga Wagga Show Society
Inc, which I have read & agree to compete/exhibit at my own risk and don’t find the Show Society liable for my actions.
Signed:__________________________________________
Number Entries
Entries $1.00 each
Total
$
Please mark Cheques or Money Orders payable to the Wagga Wagga
Show Society Inc
Post entries to:
Wagga Wagga Show Society P.O.Box 7256 MT AUSTIN NSW 2650
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SECTION 8 - FARM PRODUCE
ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY 30TH AUGUST 2016
ENTRY FEE
PRIZE MONEY
SECTION 8 -
Classes 1 – 18
$1.00
Classes
19 – 22
$1.00 SHOW
WAGGA
WAGGA
2016
Classes 1 – 18
FIRST $4.00 - SECOND $2.00
FARM
ClassesPRODUCE
19 – 22
FIRST $4.00 - SECOND $2.00
ENTRIES CLOSE CONDITIONS
TUESDAY 30TH AUGUST 2016
Exhibits shall be removed from the Hammond Hall on Sunday 4th September 2016 from 9.30am –
11.30am.
FEE must be deliveredClasses
1 – 18
$1.00
2.ENTRY
Exhibits
to the Showground
by 12 noon on Tuesday 30th August 2016.
Classes
19
–
22
$1.00during the season 2015 / 2016 except
3.
All exhibits must have been grown by the exhibitor
otherwise stated.
MONEY
1 – 18are a FIRST
$4.00
- SECOND
4.PRIZE
Where
weights Classes
and measures
condition,
they
should be$2.00
taken as “not less than”.
Classes
19
–
22
FIRST
$4.00
SECOND
$2.00
5.
The Society will find the boxes and ticket same.
6.
All exhibits of wheat MUST be a fair sample of the bulk grain and not mill graded or prepared by
CONDITIONS
abrasive treatment.
Exhibits
shall
be removed
thetoHammond
Hall
on weevils
Sundayor
4thaffected
September
2016
from 9.30am
7.1. Should
any
sample
of wheatfrom
found
be affected
from
by any
contagious
plant–
11.30am.
disease, the same shall be removed from the Showground.
th
2.
Exhibits must be delivered to the Showground by 12 noon on Tuesday 30 August 2016.
3.
AllThe
exhibits
must
have been
grown
the to
exhibitor
during
the
2015a /parcel
2016 except
NOTE:
Society
reserves
for itself
thebyright
rake from
each
orseason
any exhibit
of Wheat not
otherwise
stated.
exceeding 2kg weight for the purpose of conducting the necessary milling and baking rests.
4.
Where weights and measures are a condition, they should be taken as “not less than”.
5.
The Society will find the boxes and ticket
same.
WHEAT
& GRAIN
6.
All1exhibits
of not
wheat
be a8kg,
fair sample
of the
grain
not mill graded or prepared by
Classes
– 2 must
beMUST
less than
Otherwise
thebulk
exhibit
willand
be disqualified.
abrasive
treatment.
Classes
1 – 2 are
open to all exhibitors
7.
Should
sample of wheat
be affected
from
weevils
or affected
by any in
contagious
plant
Classes
1 – 2 any
a CHAMPION
SASH found
will betoawarded
to the
BEST
SAMPLE
OF WHEAT
each class.
disease, the same shall be removed from the Showground.
1.
If the total number of samples exceeds that which can be handled by the Judge, the Society reserves
reserves
for itself the
rightbytoany
rakeindividual;
from eachexhibitors
or any exhibit
a parcel
Wheat not
theNOTE:
right toThe
limitSociety
the number
of samples
shown
therefore
are of
requested
to
exceeding
weight for
purpose of conducting the necessary milling and baking rests.
state their
order of2kg
preference
on the
entries.
WHEAT
& GRAINunless accompanied by a Steward.
No exhibitor shall remove entries from
the Showcase
Classes 1 – 2 must not beTHIS
less than
Otherwise
the exhibit
will be disqualified.
RULE8kg,
WILL
BE STRICTLY
ENFORCED
Classes 1 – 2 are open to all exhibitors
1 – 2Wheats
a CHAMPION
SASH
willVariety
be awarded
to the
BEST
SAMPLE OF WHEAT in each class.
1.Classes Soft
(sample
to carry
& Name
upon
Entry)
2.
Southern Hard Wheats (sample to carry Variety & Name upon Entry)
If the total number of samples exceeds that which can be handled by the Judge, the Society reserves
theVARIETIES
right to limitMUST
the number
of samples
shown by any individual;
exhibitors
therefore
areTWO
requested
BE ENTERED
IN ACCORDANCE
WITH LISTS
SHOWN
FOR THE
(2) to
state their order of preference
on entries.The Judge will classify all Wheat.
CLASSES.
No exhibitor shall remove entries from the Showcase unless accompanied by a Steward.
1.
2.
Soft Wheats (sample to carry Variety & Name upon Entry)
Southern Hard Wheats (sample to carry Variety & Name upon Entry)
VARIETIES MUST BE ENTERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH LISTS SHOWN FOR THE TWO (2)
CLASSES. The Judge will classify all Wheat.
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OATS, BARLEY, COARSE GRAIN, FODDER & PASTURE SEEDS
OATS & BARLEY
Classes 3 – 4 to be no less than 5kg.
3.
4.
Oats any variety (sample to carry Variety & Name upon Entry)
Barely any variety (sample to carry Variety & Name of Entry)
COARSE GRAINS
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Lupins
Rape Seed
Safflower Seed
Linseed
Peas (Dunn)
Maize
Grain Sorghum
Sunflower
FODDER
Any exhibit that, in the opinion of the Judge has been dressed will be disqualified.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Baled Lucerne Hay, 6kg
Baled Cereal Hay, 6kg
Baled Clover Hay, 6kg
Baled Meadow Hay, 6kg Common Mixed
Baled Cereal Straw
Bundle of Green Fodder, not less than 4kg
EGGS
All Eggs to be handled and weighed under the Egg Marketing Board Conditions. One egg is to be
selected from entry and broken into a saucer for inspection by Judge. Entries will be judged for
freshness, size, shell and texture, uniformity to shape, colour and cleanliness.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Dozen Hen Eggs, White
Dozen Hen Eggs, Brown
Six Duck Eggs
Six Turkey Eggs
Dozen Bantam Eggs
SECTION 8
FARM PRODUCE
IS SPONSORED BY THE
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SECTION 9
COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION INTER-BRANCH COMPETITION
Wagga Wagga Show 2nd and 3rd September 2016
All branches within 80km are eligible.
ENTRY FEE: $8.00 per Branch due Monday 8th August 2016.
8 ARTICLES: may be selected from the following categories: Cooking, Handicrafts, Knitting & crochet,
Sewing, Needlework, Floral Art, China Painting, Ceramics & Art. All work must be done by CWA
members. If an entry is by a junior member of the CWA, then “Junior” and their age should be on
attached label. A maximum of 100 points will be given per article with a minimum of 60 points.
Competitions and Trophies: There are four separate competitions. All trophies shall remain the
property of the Wagga Wagga Show Society. The name of the winning Branch each year will be
engraved on the Trophy. All trophy competitions are judged separately. Participation in all competitions
is not compulsory.
Trophies & Prizes:
Grace Alberni Honour Board: The Branch that achieves the greatest number of points. Prize cards or
ribbons for 1st, 2nd & 3rd will be issued also prise money of 1st - $25.00, 2nd - $15.00, 3rd - $10.00.
Brunskill-Bryson Rose Bowl: Best display by a Branch.
Lydia Lucas Rose Bowl: Most attractive Name Banner. NB: Name Banners should be large enough to
read from a distance & keeping with the theme.
Mrs L Lucas Trophy: Judge’s Choice: Will be presented to the article that the judges choose as their
mutual favourite. Criteria may include, but is not limited to: Unusual, Original, Creative, Champion, etc.
Prize cards or ribbons will be presented to the winners of the Display, Banner and Judges Choice
Competition.
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Entry Tickets: Will be provided by the Wagga Wagga Show Society. Handicraft officers will add their
Court No and Article No. Judges points will also be written on these tickets. Alternate tickets may be
provided by the Branch for display purposes only.
Courts: Courts will allocated to Branches by Draw. Articles must be contained at all time in each
Branch’s Court. Power is available if required.
Courts Size: 180cm wide, Bench Top 120cm deep, Back Wall 163cm high, Bench Top to Floor 83cm
drop, Front Floor Area 60cm deep. NB: These measurements may alter slightly each year as the courts
are assembled.
Entry Tickets: Will be provided by the Wagga Wagga Show Society. Handicraft officers will add their
st
Court
No Day:
and Article
No.
Judges1points
will also2016.
be written
on these
tickets.and
Alternate
tickets
may
be to
Judging
Will be
Thursday
September
Handicrafts
Officers
their helper
can
begin
provided
by displays
the Branch
for8.00am.
display purposes
set up their
after
All articlesonly.
for judging will be placed on the judging tables by
9.45am. Judging will begin at 10.00am, first the articles, then the other competitions. Branches may
Courts:
Courts will6allocated
Branches by to
Draw.
musttheir
be contained
time injudging.
each
use approximately
items of to
embellishment
assistArticles
in creating
theme for at
thealldisplay
Branch’s
Court.
Power
available
if required.
Transparent
covers
overisarticles
may
be used.
Courts
wide, Bench
Top 120cm
deep,
Back Wall
163cm high,2016
Bench
Top to
Floor 83cm
ExhibitsSize:
are to180cm
be removed
from Hammond
Hall
on Sunday
4th September
at 9.30
– 11.30
drop, Front Floor Area 60cm deep. NB: These measurements may alter slightly each year as the courts
are assembled.
Judging Day: Will be Thursday 1st September 2016. Handicrafts Officers and their helper can begin to
set up their displays after 8.00am. All articles for judging will be placed on the judging tables by
9.45am. Judging will begin at 10.00am, first the articles, then the other competitions. Branches may
2016 SHOW
DONATED
use approximately 6 items ofTHE
embellishment
toRIBBONS
assist in creating
their BY
theme for the display judging.
Transparent covers over articles may be used.
Exhibits are to be removed from Hammond Hall on Sunday 4th September 2016 at 9.30 – 11.30
THE 2016 SHOW RIBBONS DONATED BY
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SECTION 10 – CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 & 11 Dogs
1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, 10a & 11a Bitches
Entries to the Secretary:
Miss Bev Daines
P.O. Box 255
WAGGA WAGGA
NSW 2650
PH: 02 6971 1739
(Cheques made payable to Wagga Wagga Show Society)
ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY 13th AUGUST 2016
Judges: Mrs M Long (NSW) For groups 1, 5 , 7 & General Specials
Mrs A Huggins (NSW) for groups 2, 3, 4, 6
CATALOGUE:
$3.00 Pre-Order or $4.00 on the day
ENTRY FEE:
$10.00
JUDGING TIME:
10.00am
GROUND ADMITTANCE: Exhibitors by pass as per ANKC regulations.
Family Pass – 1 Day
2 Adults
4 Children
$50.00
Adults 18 + $20.00
Youth 5 – 18 years $10.00
Student $15.00
(Student Photo ID must be shown)
Aged Pensioner $10.00
Children under 5 years FREE
CATERING: Available
Camping: Available
SPECIAL PRIZES: Trophy and Sash for all in show and in group awards.
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SECTION 11 - FRUIT & VEGETABLES
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 26th AUGUST 2016
ENTRIES TO BE IN THE HANDS OF THE STEWARDS NO LATER THAN 2.30PM
WEDNESDAY 31ST August 2016 FOR JUDGING
PRIZE MONEY FIRST $4.00 SECOND $2.00 unless otherwise stated
Prize money and entries can be picked up on Sunday 4th September 2016
between 9.30am – 11.30am
No exhibitor shall remove entries from the showcase unless accompanied by a
Steward
VEGETABLES
MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITOR
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES FIRST $5.00 SECOND $3.00
CABBAGE one only
ONIONS not less than 1.35kg (3lb)
SPRING ONIONS ½ dozen
PUMPKIN Queensland Blue one only for table use
PUMPKIN any other variety one only for table use
TURNIPS any other variety three only
CARROTS ½ dozen
PARSNIPS three only
CELERY one only
CAULIFLOWER one only
RHUBARB six sticks
POTATOES 1 dozen
LETTUCE two only
RADISHES ½ dozen
BEETROOT three only
SILVER BEET three only
PEAS 450G (1lb) in pod
BROAD BEANS 450g (1lb)
COLLECTION OF HERBS FIRST $5.00 SECOND $3.00
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FRUIT
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
OF FRUIT
(not less
three three
of each
21. COLLECTION
COLLECTION
OF FRUIT
(notthan
lessfive
thanvarieties)
five varieties)
of each
FIRSTFIRST
$5.00$5.00
SECOND
$3.00
SECOND $3.00
three three
only only
22. GRAPEFRUIT
GRAPEFRUIT
Valencia
three three
only only
23. ORANGES
ORANGES
Valencia
ORANGES
any
other
variety
three three
only only
24.
ORANGES any other variety
three three
only only
25. MANDARINS
MANDARINS
three three
only only
26. LEMONS
LEMONS
three three
only any
27. APPLES
APPLES
onlyone
anyvariety
one variety
½ dozen
28. CUMQUATS
CUMQUATS
½ dozen
MOST
SUCCESSFUL
EXHIBITOR
IN FRUIT
& VEGETABLES
SECTION
MOST
SUCCESSFUL
EXHIBITOR
IN FRUIT
& VEGETABLES
SECTION
$25.00
Gift Voucher
donated
by by
$25.00
Gift Voucher
donated
WAGGA
WAGGA
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SOCIETY
WAGGA
WAGGA
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SECTION
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SECTION
FRUIT
& VEGETABLES
FRUIT
& VEGETABLES
IS SPONSORED
BY THE
IS SPONSORED
BY THE
WAGGA
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SOCIETY
WAGGA WAGGA SHOW
SOCIETY
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SECTION 12 – HORTICULTURE
ENTRY FEE
$0.80 (JUNIOR FLORAL ART)
$1.00 (CUT FLOWERS & SPECIAL SECTION – POTTED PLANTS)
ENTRIES CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY 30th SEPTEMBER 2015
STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY FORMS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
CONDITIONS
Exhibits in the Horticulture Classes MAY be delivered to Hammond Hall on Thursday 1st
September 2016, between the hours of 3.00pm OR no later than 6.00pm. Or on the morning
of the Show Friday 2nd 2016 no later than 9.00am ready for Judging at 9.30am.
Exhibits must be staged in the position allotted by the staging committee.
All articles for competition or otherwise must be legibly and correctly named on Society’s
label. Advertising cards ECT are NOT ALLOWED. Embellishments ALLOWED.
No table ornament or bouquet of any description shall be made in the hall, except on the
tables specially provided
No exhibit will be allowed to be removed during the time of the show.
Hammond Hall will re-open at 9.30am to 12.00 noon on Sunday 4th October 2016 for the
collection of exhibits.
No exhibitor shall remove entries from showcases unless accompanied by a
Steward.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
All flowers ect shall be considered the property of the Committee until 9.30am Sunday 3rd
September 2016 and they will on production of a card enclosed with entry tickets, be
delivered up to the Exhibitor,
The Committee will not be responsible for any loss or accident or damage to any exhibit.
No protests will be entertained unless they are made in writing and lodged with the
Secretary before 12.00 noon on the day of Judging.
It is the responsibility of the exhibitors in these classes to supply their own stand or vase and
pots must have their own tray.
Presentation will be take into account in judging.
All spikes should be legibly labelled with correct name of the plant.
Exhibitors name to be entered under and on the bottom of stand (on label supplied by the
Show society).
CUT FLOWERS
CONDITIONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
All flowers in the Cut Flowers Section to be grown by the exhibitor.
To be judged for quality and to be shown in containers, which are to be supplied by the
exhibitor
“DISTINCT” means “DIFFERENT”. “NND” means “NOT NECESSARY DISTINCT”.
A VASE in a container whose height must be more than its diameter
(Diameter is measured 4cm from the top of the vase). Diameter must not exceed 9cm
A BOWL is a circular container whose diameter measured across the top is more than the
height.
Exhibitor to provide their own stand or vase.
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ALL PRIZE MONEY HAS BEEN DONATED BY WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Spring in abundance – in container/vase (flowers from your garden)
Container of mixed Flowering Shrubs
1 cut Wattle
Collection of Australian Natives in Flower
Container of Violets with 6 leaves
Collection of Poppies
Collection of Hellebores (Winter Rose)
6 Pansies/Violas (on a saucer covered in foil)
1 Camelia
3 Camelias NND (Not Necessarily Different)
3 Erlicheer Jonquils
3 Cluster Jonquils
3 Old Fashioned Jonquils
Collection of Jonquils
3 Trumpet Daffodils
3 Yellow Daffodils (eg. King Alfred)
3 Double/Butterfly Daffodils
Collection of Daffodils
1 Cut Hyacinth
3 Cuts of Hyacinths NND (Not Necessarily Different)
4 Cuts Bulbous/Tuber/Corm
Any other Spring Flower
SPECIAL PRIZE
Champion Flower or Flowers Exhibited in Sections 1 – 22 $10.00 & Ribbon
For Most Successful Exhibitor in Cut Flower Section $10.00 & Ribbon
SPECIAL SECTION – POTTED PLANTS
All pots must be carried in by hand
PRIZE MONEY HAS BEEN DONATED BY WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Pot Plant in Flower
Fern (any type)
Maidenhair Fern
Succulents
Geranium
Small Pot Plant (under 20cm height)
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DECORATIVE / FLORAL ART
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
Flair with Foliage
Spring in Abundance
Tall and Elegant
Dinner Table Arrangement
Dare to be Different
Green and White
Artificial / Dried Arrangement
Miniature Arrangement (under 20cm square H and W)
CHILDRENS DECORATIVE / FLORAL ART
$0.80 (JUNIOR FLORAL ART)
Up to 8 years of Age
37. Arrangement for a table
38. Posy of Flowers
Up to 9 – 15 years of Age
39. Arrangement for a table
40. 1 Flower and Foliage
SECTION 12 HORTICULTURE
IS SPONSORED BY
RIBBONS DONATED BY
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SECTION 13 – FARMERS CHALLENGE
Wagga Show Farmers Challenge
Teams of 4
Each team must have at least 1 member of the opposite sex.
Free entry to teams that enter 1 week or further out from the show.
HEATS will be advised on the day
SECTION 13
FARMERS CHALLENGE
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Farmers Challenge
Team Captain Information
Name: _________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________
Contact phone number: ____________________________________
Team Information
Team Name: _____________________________________________
Team Member names:
1.
_____________________________________
2.
_____________________________________
3.
_____________________________________
4.
______________________________________
Signature ___________________________
Date:
/
/
Please return this form by FRIDAY 25th SEPTEMBER 2015 to:
The Wagga Show Society
P.O. Box 7256
MT AUSTIN
NSW
2650
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SECTION 14 – ARTS & CRAFTS
ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY 26TH AUGUST 2016
CONDITIONS
Entries will only be accepted if accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope or the
inclusion of $0.70 to cover costs of the return of entry tickets.
ALL ENTRIES ARE TO BE HAND DELIVERED OR POSTED AND ACCOMPANIED BY
APPROPRIATE FEES.
ALL EXHIBITS IN THIS section MUST be delivered to the Showground between the hours of
9.30am to 2.00pm Saturday 27th August 2016.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
All exhibits throughout this Section must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. Work is to be
original. All articles, which have been exhibited at a previous Wagga Show, will not be
eligible. Work must have been completed within twelve (12) months prior to the first Judging
day of the show. Soiled work will not be accepted.
All exhibits shall be inspected by a Selection Committee appointed by the Society. The
Committee shall have the power to withhold any exhibit from being brought before the Judge.
Every endeavour shall be made to exhibit all entries but should space be restricted or for any
other reason the Committee reserves the right to determine which entries will be displayed.
The printed declarations enclosed with the Entry Tickets must be signed by the Exhibitor and
then attached to the back of Fine Art and Hand Painted China entries only.
The declaration reads “I declare that the whole of the work in this exhibit is original and
executed by me after the “1st October 2015”. No entry, in one class may be entered into
another class. The committee shall exercise every care with the work submitted but will not be
responsible for loss, any damage or breakage of any exhibit while in their custody nor for
insurance of exhibits either in transit or while on exhibition. All transport and insurance
expenses to be met by the exhibitor.
Exhibitors entering in Sections 14, 17 & 18 will have free entry after the first fifty (50) entries in
total in each of these four (4) Sections.
Prizes will not be awarded unless work – is of good standard. The decision of the Judges is
final and no correspondence or discussion will be entered into.
ALL CONTITIONS WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
NO ENTRIES OR PRIZE MONEY WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR COLLECTION PRIOR TO
SUNDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Hammond Hall will be open between 9.30am and 12.00noon on Sunday 4th September 2016 for the
removal of exhibits and payment of prize money. Delivery must be made by the Stewards and only on
production of the card enclosed with the entry ticket. Exhibits not collected and which are to be
returned should clearly outlined instruction attached to the entry ticket or exhibit and MUST be
accompanied by return postage.
No exhibitor shall remove entries from the showcase unless accompanied
by a Steward
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FINE ARTS
ENTRY FEE $2.50
PRIZE MONEY FIRST $10.00 SECOND $ 3.00 (CLASSES 1 – 6)
Fine Arts include Painting, Printmaking and Sculptures
ALL PAINTINGS MUST BE SUITABLE FRAMED AND TO HAVE SCREW-EYES ATTACHED 75MM
EITHER SIDE FROM THE TOP OR THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IN THESE CLASSES
ALL ENTRY-TICKETS TO BE VISIBLE AND ATTACHED TO THE EHIBIT
THE PRINTED DECLARATION MULST BE SIGNED BY THE EXHIBITOR AND THEN GUMMED
ON THE BACK OF THE PAINTINGS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
LANDSCAPE any media
FIGURE COMPOSITION any media
TRADITIONAL subject any media
WATER COLOUR any subject
MODERN CONTEMPORARY any subject any media
DRAWING (Pen and Ink, Charcoal, Crayon, Conte ect)
CAS ART FRAMING ENCOURGEMENT AWARD (FREE FRAMING VALUE $50.00)
WAGGA WAGGA ART SOCIETY PRIZE $50.00
BEST PAINTING IN ANY MEDIUM
Printed declaration must be signed and pinned NOT glued to the entry ticket.
CRAFTS
ENTRY FEE $1.00
PRIZE MONEY FIRST $4.00 SECOND $ 2.00 (unless otherwise stated)
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
BEADED NECKLACE
BEADED BRACLET
BEADED EARINGS
BEADED ARTICLE
CRAFT MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS
BEST EXHIBIT OF WOODWORK
BEST EXHIBIT OF METAL WORK
BEST EXHIBIT OF LEATHER WORK
ADULT COLOURING IN
ANY OTHER CRAFT (other than provided for)
DECORATIVE ART
ENTRY FEE $1.00
17.
18.
ANIMALS or BIRDS – One or more
SCENES – Any Subject
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FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS
ENTRY FEE $1.00
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
TRADITIONAL PAINTING Any subject, any media, 17 years and under.
ABSTRACT PAINTING Any media 17 years and under.
DRAWING Any media 17 years and under.
TRADITIONAL PAINTING Any subject, any media 14 years and under.
TRADITIONAL PAINTING Any subject, any media, 12 years and under.
TRADITIONAL PAINTING Any subject, any media 10 years and under.
PAINTING Any subject and medium 8 – 9 years.
PAINTING Any subject and medium 6 – 7 years.
PAINTING or DRAWING Kindergarten classes.
COLLAGE For students attending Primary Schools
CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR ART (FROM CLASSES 22 – 37)
$10.00 VOUCHER DONATED BY WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
JUNIOR CRAFT
FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS
ENTRY FEE $1.00
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
BEST EXHIBIT OF POTTERY
BEST EXHIBIT OF SCULPTURE – Any medium, any technique
BEST EXHIBIT OF BEADED JEWELLERY
BEST EXHIBIT OF BEADED ARTICLE
CRAFT MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS
BEST EXHIBIT OF CRAFT OTHER THAN PROVIDED FOR
LOOM BANDS
FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING PRIMARY
ENTRY FEE $1.00
42.
43.
44.
BEST EXHIBIT OF BRACELET
BEST EXHIBIT OF ANIMAL
BEST EXHIBIT OF KEY RING
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LEGO
All exhibits must be presented on a firm base the size being 25cm x 30cm no larger.
All exhibits Classes 48, 49 and 50 must be made from small blocks and made free hand not kits
just imagination.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
ARTICLE MADE FROM (LARGE) DUPLO BLOCKS UNDER 5 YEARS
ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO BLOCKS (not Lego Technics, not to exceed32cm
x32cm) 7 YEARS & UNDER
ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO BLOCKS (not Lego Technics, not to exceed 32cm x
32cm) 8 – 11 years
ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO TECHNICS (single item Large)
ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO TECHNICS (single item Small)
ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO KITS (single item Large)
ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO KITS (single item Small)
ARTICLE MADE BY ADULT 18 YEARS AND OVER
CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR CRAFT (CLASSES 35 – 54)
$10.00 DONATED BY C.W.A. OURA BRANCH
SPECIAL SECTION FOR PEOPLE ATTENDING DAY CARE CENTRES
& PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
ENTRY FEE NILL
PRIZE MONEY FIRST $4.00 - SECOND $ 2.00 (unless otherwise stated)
53.
54.
55.
56.
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BEST EXHIBIT OF CRAFT SUITABLE FOR GIFT
ANY ITEM OF CREATIVE EXPRESSION eg Poem, Story ect (no more than three
pages)
BEST EXHIBIT OF PAINTING (freehand)
BEST EXHIBIT OF SKETCH (freehand)
BEST ARTICLE (made by Woman)
BEST ARTICLE (made by Man)
BEST EXHIBIT BY A GROUP
MOST INTERESTING CRAFT IDEA
BEST EXHIBIT OF COLLAGE
BEST EXHIBIT MADE BY A PERSON WITH PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT
BEST EXHIBIT OF SCULPTURE
BEST SCRAPBOOKING
BEST EXHIBIT OF ARTICLE OF / WITH PAPER
BEST EXHIBIT OF MOSAICS
BEST EXHIBIT OF WIREWORK
BEST EXHIBIT OF SOMETHING NEW FROM SOMETHING OLD
PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
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SPECIAL SECTION FOR PEOPLE ATTENDING NURSING HOMES
ENTRY FEE NILL
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BEST EXHIBIT OF HOBBYTEX
BEST EXHIBIT OF CRAFT SUTIABLE FOR A GIFT
BEST EXHIBIT OF CRAFT MADE WITH A PADDLE POP STICKS, MATCHES OR PEGS
BEST EXHIBIT OF CRAFT OTHER THAN PROVIDED FOR
BEST EXHIBIT OF PAINTING, SKETCH OR COLOURING IN
BEST EXHIBIT OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
BEST EXHIBIT MADE FROM A CARD OR CALENDAR ACETATE
BEST ARTICLE MADE FROM A BOOK NO LARGER THAN A READERS DIGEST OR
WOMAN’S WEEKLY
BEST ARTICLE (made by Woman)
BEST ARTICLE (made by Man)
BEST EXHIBIT OF CRAFT (made by a one – handed person)
BEST EXHIBIT BY A PERSON WITH PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT
BEST EXHIBIT BY A GROUP
BEST COAT HANGER
GREATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING FOR
THEIR DONATIONS TROPHIES, VOUCHERS OR PRIZE
CAS ART FRAMING
C.W.A. OURA BRANCH
WAGGA WAGGA ART SOCIETY
PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY
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SECTION 15 – PHOTOGRAPHY
ENTRIES CLOSE FIRDAY 19th AUGUST 2016
1.
Entries forms should be sent to the Wagga Show Society Secretary P.O. Box 7256
MT AUSTIN NSW 2650 (along with entry fees)
ENTRIES TO BE LEFT AT HAMMOND HALL SATURDAY 27th AUGUST 2016
BETWEEN 10.00am – 12.30pm
ENTRIES MAY BE COLLECTED AT HAMMOND HALL SUNDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER 2016
BETWEEN 9.30am – 11.30am.
MAXIMUM PRINT SIZE IN ALL CATEGORIES WILL BE (8” X 10”) OR A4
ALL NAME MUST BE ON THE BACK OF EACH PHOTOGRAPH.
Neatness of presentation and clean mounting of photographs will be taken into
consideration.
No identification must not be visible on the front of the photograph.
All photographs should be mounted on matt/gloss finish with a hanging mount in the
centre this will make displaying easier.
Entries are to be entered in one section only.
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NO GLASS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
No exhibitor shall remove photos unless accompanied by a Steward.
OPEN
PRIZE MONEY
(Gift Vouchers Donated by Harvey Norman - Wagga)
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PORTRAIT (Traditional)
RURAL AUSTRALIA
SPORTS
SUNRISES / SUNSETS / WATER / SKY
PLANT
BLACK & WHITE (Any Subject)
ANIMAL
YESTERYEAR
LANDSCAPE
ANY OTHER SUBJECT
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AMATEUR
PRIZE MONEY
(For a person who does not receive financial gain from their hobby)
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RURAL AUSTRALIA
SPORTS
SUNRISES / SUNSETS / WATER / SKY
PLANT
ANIMAL
YESTERYEAR
LANDSCAPE
ANY OTHER SUBJECT
JUNIOR 18 Years & Under
PRIZE MONEY
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RURAL AUSTRALIA
SPORTS
SUNRISES / SUNSETS
PLANT
ANIMAL
YESTERYEAR
LANDSCAPE
ANY OTHER SUBJECT
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A G G A SHOW
SHOW
2016
JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY
ENTRY FEE Nill
PRIZE MONEY (Gift Vouchers Donated by Harvey Norman - Wagga)
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RURAL AUSTRALIA
SPORTS
SUNRISES / SUNSETS/ WATER / SKY
PLANT
ANIMAL
YESTERYEAR
LANDSCAPE
ANY OTHER SUBJECT
SNAP SHOT
ENTRY FEE NILL
ANY SUBJECT - COLOUR, BLACK & WHITE ACCEPTABLE
NO PRIZE MONEY RIBBON ONLY
ALL PHOTOS ARE TO BE MOUNTED ON MATT FINISH WITH A HANGING MOUNT IN THE
CENTRE THIS WILL MAKE DISPLAYING EASIER.
NO GLASS WILL BE ACCEPTED
CHAMPION OPEN PRINT VOUCHER & RIBBON
CHAMPION AMATEUR PRINT VOUCHER & RIBBON
CHAMPION JUNIOR PRINT VOUCHER & RIBBON
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR VOUCHER & RIBBON
GRAND CHAMPION VOUCHER & ROSETTE
GREATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE DONATION OF VOUCHERS
FOR PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION
HARVEY NORMAN WAGGA
THE 2015 SHOW RIBBONS DONATED BY
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SECTION 16 SCHOOLWORK COMPETITION
ATTENTION
ALL TEACHERS
This year the Annual Wagga Wagga
Show is celebrating 152 years
INTER-SCHOOL
SCHOOLWORK COMPETITION
The school class with the largest entries
per capita at this year Wagga Wagga
Show will be awarded a $150.00 prize for
their School
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SECTION 17 NEEDLEWORK & KNITTING
STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY FORMS IF YOU REQUIRE
YOUR ENTRY TICKETS RETURNED
NOTE: For Amateurs only
CONDITIONS
Entries will only be accepted if accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope or the inclusion of
$1.30 cents to cover the return of entry tickets.
All entries are to be hand delivered or posted and accompanied by appropriate fees.
All exhibits in this Section MUST be delivered to the Wagga Showground between the hours of
9.30 – 3.30pm on Saturday 27th AUGUST 2016.
As this condition will be strictly enforced, Exhibitors living at a distance are advised to see that their
exhibits are posted or consigned early.
Judging will commence at 9.30am on Monday 29TH August 2016.
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All exhibits in this Section must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor and completed within the
last two years.
Exhibits that have previously taken a prize at the Wagga Show shall not be eligible to
compete.
All exhibits shall be inspected by a Selection Committee appointed by the Society.
Cleanliness is essential. The Committee shall have the power to withhold any exhibit being
brought before the judges.
An exhibit shall not receive an award if, in the opinion of the Judge, it is unworthy of such an
award.
The decision of the Judge is final and no correspondence or discussion will be entered into.
No entry made in one class can be entered into another class.
The printed declaration, enclosed with the exhibitor tickets, must be signed by the exhibitor
and attached to the back of the exhibit ticket. The declaration reads, “I declare that the whole
of the work in this exhibit is original and was executed by me”.
The committee shall exercise every care with the work submitted but will not be responsible
for loss, any damage or breakage of any exhibit while in their custody nor for insurance of
exhibits either in transit or while on exhibition.
In Children’s section exhibitors shall not be over the age named in each class in which they
intend to exhibit at date of closing of entries.
All schoolwork entries must have the name of the exhibitor and school clearly marked on entry
form and back of the article.
All conditions will be strictly enforced.
No entries or prize money or vouchers will be available for collection prior to Sunday 4th
September 2016.
Exhibits and Prize money may be collected from Hammond Hall between the hours of 9.30am
– 12.00pm Sunday 4th September 2016.
ENTRY FEE $1.00 Junior Section $0.60
CHIEF STEWARD MRS ANN JOHNSTON
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WAGGA
NEEDLEWORK – OPEN SECTION
ENTRY FEE $1.00
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GARMENT FOR BABY OR CHILD.
MACHINE MADE GARMENT FOR ADULT.
HAUTE COUTRE GARMENT – Hand Finished – Beading etc.
TWO FROCK HANGERS distinctly different designs – woven fabric.
WALL HANGING – not cross-stitched or canvas.
DECORATED CUSHION COVER - filled.
NEEDLEWORK ARTICLE – Christmas theme.
BAG FASHION or CARRY – made from fabric.
CHRISTMAS QUILTING – e.g Wall hanging, Table Runner, Stocking.
QUILT PATCHWORK – Traditional or Contemporary – for the bed or wall no side to be
greater than 240 cm.
ITEM PATCHWORK – APPLIQUE – No side to be greater than 120cm.
DRESSED DOLL OR TEDDY (Clothes only to be Judges).
CLOTH DOLL – TOY or EDUCATIONAL ITEM.
GADGET CASE – AN ELECTRONICS COZY e.g. Phone Cozy, Kindle or Tablet cover,
Laptop bag etc.
ANY ITEM – Not previously mentioned.
SPECIAL AWARDS OPEN SECTION (Classes 1 – 15)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF NEEDLEWORK
$10.00 Proudly Supported by C.W.A YATHELLA COURSING PARK BRANCH
EMBROIDERY – OPEN SECTION
ENTRY FEE $1.00
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CROSS STITCH – (Framed) stitched area to fit inside a 30cm square.
CROSS STITCH – (Framed) stitched area to fit inside a 50cm square.
CROSS STITCH – (Framed) stitched area larger than a 50cm square.
CROSS STITCH – Picture mounted not framed.
ARTICLE OF CANVAS WORK LONG STITCHED – Framed or mounted.
ARTICLE OF CANVAS or LINEN WORK – using at least four (4) different stitches and
/ or mediums.
ANY OTHER ARTICLE OF CROSS STITCH OR CANVAS WORK.
ARTICLE TAPESTRY.
SMALL HAND EMBROIDERED ITEM – no larger than 30cm NOT a Picture or Wall
Hanging.
PIECE OF HAND EMBROIDERY FEATURING –Ribbon, Wool or Beading.
ITEM OF CANDLEWICK EMBROIDERY.
ITEM OF HARDANGER WORK.
ITEM OF STUMP WORK.
SEWING ACCESSORY FEATURING – Embroidery, pincushion, needlecase ect.
ITEM FEATURING APPLIQUE WORK – Hand or Machine.
ANY MACHINE EMBROIDERED ITEM.
ANY HAND EMBROIDERED ITEM NOT PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED – Mixed Media
Accepted.
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SPECIAL AWARDS OPEN SECTION (Classes 16 – 32)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT EMBROIDERY
$25.00 proudly supported by EMBROIDERER’S GUILD OF NSW WAGGA WAGGA BRANCH
PIECE OF CROSS STITCH
$20.00 Voucher Proudly Supported by RIVERINA FRAMING
$20.00 Voucher Proudly Supported by WAGGA PICTURE FRAMES
NEEDLEWORK - DISTRICT SECTION
ENTRY FEE $1.00
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44.
GARMENT FOR BABY OR CHILD
GARMENT FOR ADULT
TWO HANKIES – HAND MADE LACE EDGING
TWO FROCK HANGERS- Distinctly different designs – Woven Fabric.
BOOKMARK – Any Medium.
BAG FASHION OR CARRY – Made From Fabric.
NEEDLEWORK ITEM SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS.
QUILT, PATCHWORK – Traditional or Contemporary – for the bed or wall no side to
be greater than 240 cm.
ITEM PATCHWORK – APPLIQUE – No side to be greater than 120cm.
DRESSED DOLL OR TEDDY (Clothes only to be judged).
TWO SMALL GIFT ARTICLES –No larger than 30cm each.
ANY ITEM –Not previously mentioned.
SPECIAL AWARDS – DISTRICT SECTION (Classes 33 – 44)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT NEEDLEWORK
$10.00 Proudly Supported by C.W.A. WAGGA WAGGA EVENING BRANCH
EMBROIDERY – DISTRICT SECTION
ENTRY FEE $1.00
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CROSS STITCH – Pictured (Framed) stitched area to fit inside a 30cm square.
CROSS STITCH – Pictured (Framed) stitched area larger than 30cm.
CROSS STITCH – Pictured – Mounted not framed.
ARTICLE OF CANVAS WORK LONG STITCH – (Framed or Mounted).
ANY OTHER ARTICLE OF CROSS STITCH OR CANVAS WORK
ARTICLE TAPESTRY.
SMALL EMBROIDERED ITEM – No larger than 30cm (not a Picture or Wall
Hanging).
PIECE OF HAND EMBROIDERY FEATURING –Ribbon, Wool or Beading.
EMBROIDERED SOFT TOY – DOLL – EDUCATIONAL ITEM OR ELECTRONICS
COZY
ANY EMBROIDERED ITEM NOT PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED – Mixed Media
Accepted.
SPECIAL AWARDS DISTRICT SECTION (Classes 45 - 54)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT EMBROIDERY
$25.00 Proudly Supported by EMBROIDERERS GUILD OF N.S.W –
WAGGA WAGGA BRANCH
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PIECE OF CROSS STITCH
$20.00 Voucher Proudly Supported by RIVERINA FRAMING
$20.00 Voucher Proudly Supported by WAGGA PICTURE FRAMES
SENIOR CITIZENS OVER 70 YEARS OF AGE
ENTRY FEE $1.00
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59.
ARTICLE OR GARMENT – Hand or Machine made.
SMALL EMBROIDERED ARTICLE- No larger than 30cm including Frame (if framed).
ARTICLE OF EMBROIDERY – Worked Area Larger than 30cm.
PATCHWORK GARMENT OR ARTICLE – Hand or Machine Pieced.
ARTICLE MADE FROM – ¼ (Quarter) Meter or Less Fabric.
SPECIAL AWARD – SENIOR CITIZENS SECTION
(Classes 55 – 59) (Classes 125 – 131)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF NEEDLEWORK – KNITTING – CROCHET
$10.00 Proudly Supported by the C.W.A. EUBERTA BRANCH
JUNIOR SECTION – NEEDLEWORK
GIRLS or BOYS
ENTRY FEE $0.60
18 YEARS and UNDER
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ARTICLE OR GARMENT – Hand or Machine Made.
SMALL EMBROIDERED ARTICLE – No larger than 30cm including Frame (if
Framed).
PIECE OF TAPESTRY OR LONG STITCH OR WALL HANGING – To be Mounted,
Framed or Hanger.
ANY EXHIBIT OF QUILTING or PATCHWORK.
15 YEARS and UNDER
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ARTICLE OR GARMENT – Hand or Machine Made
SMALL EMBROIDERED ARTICLE – No larger than 30cm including Frame (if
Framed).
PIECE OF TAPESTRY OR LONG STITCH OR WALL HANGING – To be Mounted,
Framed or Hanger.
ANY EXHIBIT OF QUILTING or PATCHWORK
12 YEARS and UNDER
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GARMENT – ARTICLE – TOY – Hand or Machine Made
ARTICLE OF EMBROIDERY
ANY TYPE OF CRAFT WORK – Done with Needle and Thread.
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10 YEARS and UNDER
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GARMENT – ARTICLE – TOY – Hand or Machine Made
ARTICLE OF EMBROIDERY
ANY TYPE OF CRAFT WORK – Done with Needle and Thread.
8 YEARS and UNDER
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ARTICLE OF HAND SEWING
ANY TYPE OF CRAFTWORK – Done with Needle and Thread
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ARTICLE NOT MENTIONED IN ANY AGE GROUP.
JUNIOR SECTION – KNITTING AND CROCHET
GIRLS or BOYS
18 YEARS and UNDER
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ANY ITEM – Hand Knitted or Crochet
15 YEARS and UNDER
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ANY ITEM – Hand Knitted or Crochet.
12 YEARS and UNDER
79.
10 YEARS and UNDER
80.
8 YEARS and UNDER
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ANY ITEM – Hand Knitted or Crochet
SPECIAL AWARD JUNIOR SECTIONS (Classes 60 – 81)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF NEEDLEWORK – KNITTING – CROCHET
$10.00 Proudly Supported by C.W.A. EUBERTA BRANCH
HAND KNITTING AND CROCHET – OPEN SECTION
ENTRY FEE $1.00
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BEDSPREAD or RUG –Knitted or Crochet
KNITTED GARMENT or ARTICLE – Wool / Wool Blend – Label attached.
CROCHET GARMENT or ARTICLE - Wool / Wool Blend – Label attached.
KNITTED GARMENT – Lady’s or Girl’s
KNITTED GARMENT – Man’s or Boy’s
KNITTED GARMENT- To fit a child
KNITTED SMALL ARTICLE – Gloves, Socks, Hat, Cushion Cover, Bag
DRESSED DOLL or TEDDY BEAR –Knitted or Crochet (Clothes only judged).
SOFT TOY – BEAR – DRESSED DOLL- Suitable for a child –Knitted or Crochet.
TWO FROCK HANGERS –Knitted or Crochet – Different Patterns.
TEA COSY –Knitted or Crochet.
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TWO CROCHET EDGED HANKERCHIEFS
CROCHET DOILY – 20cm or Larger- Mounted on thin Contrasting cardboard.
THREE CO-ORDINATED TRADITIIONAL BABY GARMENTS –Knitted or
Crochet.
BABY’S GARMENT or ARTICLE –Knitted or Crochet – Other than Hat or
bootees.
TWO SMALL BABY ARTICLES –Knitted or Crochet- different design (e.g
Bonnet, Bootees, Mittens, Socks).
STOLE OR INFANT’S SHAWL – Knitted or Crochet.
ARTICLE FOR PET - Knitted or Crochet (e.g Toy, Jacket, Lead, Collar).
BEANIE BONANZA –Knitted or Crochet – Adult or Child’s Beanie – Cap.
SCARF – Knitted or Crochet
ANY ITEM – Knitted– not previously mentioned.
ANY ITEM – Crochet – not previously mentioned.
SPECIAL AWARD – OPEN SECTIONS (Classes 82 – 103)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF KNITTING or CROCHET
HAND SPUN WOOL
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ARTICLE OR GARMENT FROM HAND SPUN WOOL – Hand Knitter or
Crochet.
HAND SPUN YARN 50MG HANK – State purpose; sample of fibres to be
Attached.
DESIGNER YARN 50MG HANK, may contain one (1) strand of commercial
yarn: (State purpose; sample of fibres to be attached).
NOVICE SPINNER 50MG HANK OF HAND SPUN YARN, State purpose;
sample of Fibres to be attached.
WEARABLE ARTICLE FEATURING HAND SPUN YARN; any technique or
Combination of same; sample of yarn to be attached.
WOVEN ARTICLE; any fibre; sample of yarn to be attached.
NOVICE ARTICLE 50% hand Spun; any technique; sample of yarn to be
attached.
FELTED ARTICLE; sample of fibres to be attached.
ANY OTHER ARTICLE; sample of fibres and yarn to be attached.
SPECIAL AWARD – HAND SPUN WOOL SECTIONS (Classes 104 – 112)
BEST OVERALL HAND SPUN AND KNITTED ARTICLE IN
HONOUR OF MRS OLIVE EDYVEAN
$25.00 DONATED BY WAGGA WAGGA HAND WEAVERS AND SPINNERS GUILD INC
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113.
WOOL ARTICLE / GARMENT STATE COMPETITION
TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THIS AWARD THE WOOL LABEL MUST BE ATTACHED
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 e.g bag: for amusement e.g. toy: as a decoration e.g.
picture etc.
c).
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THREE DIFFERENT TYPES: the 3 items in an entry must differ from each
other in terms of their construction technique and/or their purpose e.g 1 a
knitted jumper, blanket and tea cosy or e.g. 2 knitted tea cosy, a crochet tea
cosy or a felted tea cosy OR e.g. 3 a knitted jumper, a knitted blanked and a
crochet blanket.
The whole article and /or garment must be constructed of, and contain a minimum of,
80% wool.
Exhibits (articles/garments) may be knitted, crochet, sewn felted etc and must be hand
crafted (use of sewing machine is permitted)
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 hand spun/felted, a hand written
label with relevant details and sample will suffice.
An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a group of
individuals, or an organisation.
All three articles/garments must have been completed within 12 months prior to the local
show and made by the exhibitor/s.
An exhibit having won at the local show may be exhibited (the same three
articles/garments) at the Group Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final is then
eligible to compete in the State Final.
An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Society at Group level and one Group at
State level.
An exhibit (article/garment) that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to
compete again.
If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at the 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 a Group
judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society concerned.
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 State judging.
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DISTRICT SECTION
ENTRY FEE $1.00
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128.
AFGHAN RUG –Knitted or Crochet
KNEE RUG –Knitted or Crochet
PIECE OF CROCHET WORK – in Wool or Synthetic Yarn
SMALL ARTICLE –Knitted or Crochet – (e.g Gloves, Socks, Hat, Tea Cosy).
CHILD’S GARMENT – To fit from Birth to Two (2) years of age.
KNITTED GARMENT – Lady’s or Girl’s.
KNITTED GARMENT – Man’s or Boy’s.
THREE OR MORE CO-ORDINATED TRADITIONAL BABY GARMENTS – Hand Knitted
or Crochet.
BABY’S KNITTED DRESS, JACKET OR LEGGINS.
BABY’S KNITTED OR CROCHET BOOTEES, two pairs different patterns.
TWO FROCK HANGERS – Knitted or Crochet different patterns.
SOFT TOY – Knitted or Crochet.
ARTICLE OR GARMENT FROM Hand Spun Wool – Knitted or Crochet.
ANY ITEM MADE BY CROCHET OR KNITTING up of odds and ends (less than 100g
yarn).
ANY ARTICLE – Hand Knitted or Crochet – not previously mentioned.
SPECIAL AWARD – DISTRICT SECTIONS (Classes 114 – 128)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF HAND KNITTING or CROCHET
$10.00 Proudly Supported by C.W.A. WAGGA WAGGA EVENING BRANCH
SPECIAL AWARD
(Classes 82 – 103 AND 114 - 135)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF WOOL – WOOL BLEND – KNITTING or CROCHET
To be eligible for this award the Wool Label must be attached
$20.00 Proudly Supported by the C.W.A. WAGGA WAGGA BRANCH
SENIOR CITIZEN OVER 70 YEARS OF AGE
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130.
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132.
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134.
135.
SHAWL or KNEE RUG – Knitted or Crochet.
ANY GARMENT or ARTICLE – Knitted.
ANY GARMENT or ARTICLE – Crochet.
TWO HANDKERCHIEFS – Crochet edge – Different Patterns.
ARTICLE SUITABLE FOR A GIFT – Knitted or Crochet.
TWO FROCK HANGERS – Knitted or Crochet.
ANY ARTICLE – Knitted or Crochet – not previously mentioned.
SPECIAL AWARD – SENIOR CITIZENS SECTION
(Classes 55 – 59) (Classes 129 – 135)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF NEEDLEWORK / KNITTING / CROCHET
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ANY GARMENT – Plain or Lace.
ANY GARMENT – Tuck slip or weave.
ANY GARMENT – Fairisle or intarsia.
ANY GARMENT – Garter carriage.
ANY GARMENT – Double bed.
Lady’s Outfit – Fashion Garment or Fashion Accessory. Special Award - $10.00 Proudly
Supported by Wagga Wagga Machine Knitters
ANY ARTICLE of Machine Knitting.
Novice Section – Any Piece of Machine Knitting.
SPECIAL AWARD (Classes 136 - 143)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT OF MACHINE KNITTING
$20.00 Proudly Supported by Wagga Wagga Machine Knitters Group
SPECIAL SECTION FOR PEOPLE ATTENDING DAY CARE CENTRES OR HOSTELS
144.
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ANY GARMENT or ARTICLE – Hand Knitted, Crochet or Needlework.
RUG – Hand Knitted or Crochet.
CUSHION – Hand Knitted, Crochet or Needlework.
TAPESTRY or LONGSTITCH
PIECE OF CROCHET.
HANDICRAFT ITEM SUITABLE FOR A GIFT – Hand Knitted, Crochet or Needlework.
ANY ITEM – Not Previously Mentioned.
ARTICLE – Hand Knitted or Crochet.
NEEDLECRAFT ARTICLE.
SMALL ARTICLE – Suitable for a Gift.
ANY ARTICLE – Not Previously Mentioned.
SPECIAL SECTION
This class is only for people whose disability physically or intellectually challenges their
performance to produce their exhibit.
155.
ANY ARTICLE – Made by an exhibitor with a disability
MOST SUCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $10.00
NEEDLEWORK – DISTRICT SECTION
KNITTING & CROCHET – OPEN SECTION
KNITTING & CROCHET – DISTRICT SECTION
JUNIOR SECTIONS (Classes 60 – 81)
SENIOR CITIZENS – 70 YEARS OF AGE (Classes 55 – 59) (Classes 120 – 126)
HANDSPUN AND HAND KNITTED (Classes 104 – 112)
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SPECIAL SECTION
This class is only for people whose disability physically or intellectually challenges their
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MOST SUCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $10.00
NEEDLEWORK – DISTRICT SECTION
KNITTING & CROCHET – OPEN SECTION
KNITTING & CROCHET – DISTRICT SECTION
JUNIOR SECTIONS (Classes 60 – 81)
SENIOR CITIZENS – 70 YEARS OF AGE (Classes 55 – 59) (Classes 120 – 126)
HANDSPUN AND HAND KNITTED (Classes 104 – 112)
GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES
PIECE OF NEEDLEWORK (Classes 1 – 15 and 33 - 44)
IN HONOUR OF Ms Eva Hayes - $25.00
SUPPORTED BY C.W.A WAGGA WAGGA EVENING BRANCH
PIECE OF EMBROIDERY (Classes 16 – 32 and 45 – 54)
IN HONOUR OF MS EVA HAYES - $25.00
SUPPORTED BY EMBROIDERER’S GUILD OF NSW
WAGGA WAGGA BRANCH
PIECE OF KNITTING OR CROCHET (Classes 82 – 135)
IN HONOUR OF MRS S MEIKLEJOHN - $25.00 DONATED BY HER FAMILY
GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR DONATIONS PRIZE MONEY
DONORS AND REQUESTS YOUR PATRONAGE TO THESE SUPPORTERS.
C.W.A. EUBERTA BRANCH
C.W.A.WAGGA WAGGA BRANCH
C.W.A. WAGGA WAGGA EVENING BRANCH
C.W.A. YATHELLA COURSING PARK BRANCH
RIVERINA FRAMING
WAGGA PICTURE FRAMES
WAGGA WAGGA EMBROIDERER’S GROUP
WAGGA WAGGA MACHINE KNITTER’S GROUP
WAGGA WAGGA HANDWEAVERS & SPINNERS GUILD
RIBBONS DONATED BY
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SECTION 17 A - MILLINERY
ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY 26TH AUGUST 2016
CONDITIONS
Entries will only be accepted if accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope or the inclusion of
$1.30 to cover costs of the return of entry tickets.
ALL ENTRIES ARE TO BE HAND DELIVERED OR POSTED AND ACCOMPANIED BY
APPROPRIATE FEES.
ALL EXHIBITS IN THIS section MUST be delivered to the Showground between the hours of
9.30am to 2.00pm Saturday 27th August 2016
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All exhibits in this Section must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor and
completed within the last two years.
All exhibits shall be inspected by a Selection Committee appointed by the
Society.
Cleanliness is essential. The Committee shall have the power to withhold any
exhibit from being brought before the Judge.
An exhibit shall not receive an award if, in the opinion of the Judge, it is
unworthy of such an award.
The decision of the Judge is final and no correspondence or discussion will
be entered into.
No entry made in one class can be entered into another class.
The printed declaration, enclosed with the exhibitor tickets, must be signed by
the exhibitor and attached to the back of the exhibit ticket. The declaration
reads. “I declare that the whole of the work in this exhibit is original and was
executed by me”.
The committee shall exercise every care with the work submitted but will not
be responsible for loss, any damage or breakage of any exhibit while in their
custody nor for insurance of exhibits either in transit or while on exhibition.
ALL CONDITIONS WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
NO ENTRIES OR PRIZE MONEY WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR COLLECTION PRIOR TO
SUNDAY 4th SEPTEMBER 2016
Hammond Hall will be open between 9.30am and 12.00 noons on Sunday 4th September 2016 for
the removal of exhibits and payment of prize money.
Delivery must be made by the Stewards and only on production of the card enclosed with the
entry tickets.
No exhibitor shall remove entries from the showcase unless accompanied by a Steward.
THIS RULE WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
MILLINERY
ENTRY FEE $1.00
ALL ENTRY TICKETS TO BE VISIBLE AND ATTACHED TO THE EXHIBIT
Entries in this section may be hand finished (unless otherwise stated).
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If glue is used – no glue is to be visible
Correct headbands must be used. Headband to be hand sewn.
Trims may be hand sewn, and suitably glued.
Class
Description
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COCKTAIL
VINTAGE
BRIDAL
FLORA and FAUNA
RACE WEAR
DAY WEAR
FRENCH FLOWERS
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TOOLED FLOWERS - Traditionally tooled – completely finished –
no visible glue if glue is used
LEATHER FLOWERS - No visible glue, watermark or stain
WIRED FLOWERS - No wire to be visible
SPECIAL AWARD - CHAMPION EXHIBIT MILLINERY SECTION
$20 Proudly Supported by Millinery Group
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $10 - Card and Ribbon
GREATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING FOR
THEIR DONATIONS TROPHIES, VOUCHERS OR PRIZE
Millinery Group
PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY
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SECTION 18 - FOOD & COOKING
(CAKE DECORATING – SEE SECTION 3)
TROPHIES AND VOUCHERS DONATED BY
CHIEF STEWARD MRS PAM BOURNE
ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY 26th August 2016
ENTRY FEE $1.00 per entry (inc G.S.T) (unless otherwise stated)
CONDITIONS
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STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY FORMS IF YOU
REQUIRE YOUR ENTRY TICKETS RETURNED.
Entries will only be accepted if accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope or the
inclusion of $0.70 cents to cover the return of entry tickets.
All exhibits in this Section must be delivered to the Showground by 10.00am on
Thursday 1st September 2016.
Exhibitors please note that Stewards will be available to accept entries at Hammond
Hall on Wednesday 31 August 2016 between 3.00pm – 4.00pm. (All entries to be
presented in Oven Bags).
Exhibits must be handed to the Stewards and not placed in position by exhibitor.
Keep presentation plates as small as possible.
Exhibitors entering in Sections 3, 14, 17 & 18 will have free entry after the first fifty
(50) entries in total in each of these four Sections.
The use of any CAKE MIX is prohibited unless where indicated.
No cakes to be in ring tins, unless otherwise stated.
NO SALE OF ANY EXHIBIT IN THIS SECTION IS PERMITTED IN THE HALL.
Judging will commence at 11.00am on Thursday 1st September 2016. All exhibitors
must vacate the Hall by this time.
Prize money or Vouchers and Exhibits may be collected from the Chief Steward MRS
PAM BOURNE between the hours of 9.30am – 11.00am on Sunday 4th September
2016.
THIS WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
NO RESPONSIBILITY TAKEN FOR ENTRIES AFTER 11.00am ON SUNDAY 4TH
SEPTEMBER 2016.
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FOOD & COOKING
ENTRY FEE $1.00 per entry (inc G.S.T)
1.
HANDMADE PLUM PUDDING – Made with butter and boiled in a cloth
(Suggested 250g butter, 250g sugars).
FIRST $10.00 SECOND $ 5.00
2.
PLUM PUDDING - (steamed) cooked in basin not less than 1.35kg.
THE A.S.C. OF N.S.W RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
CLASS 3: The A.S.C of NSW Rich Fruit Cake Competition. The recipe for this Section is
COMPULSORY. Winners at Country Shows will each receive a Cash Prize of $10.00 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 Fourteen (14) Groups of the Agricultural Societies Council of NSW. The fourteen winners
at Regional level will each receive a Cash Prize of $15.00 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 $50.00.
FIRST PLACE - $45.00 Voucher Donated by WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
SECOND PLACE - $15.00 Voucher Donated by WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION RECIPE
The following recipe is compulsory to all entrants in CLASS 3
250g (8ozs) Raisins – chopped
125g (4ozs) Mixed Peel – chopped
90g (3ozs) Blanched Almonds – chopped
250g (8ozs) Plain Flour
½ tsp Ground Ginger
250g (8ozs) Butter
½ tsp Almond Essence
4 Large Eggs
60g (2ozs) Self Raising Flour
250g (8ozs) Sultanas
250g (8ozs) Currants
90g (3ozs) Red Glazed Cherries - chopped
1/3 cup Sherry or Brandy
½ tsp Lemon Essence or Finely Grated Lemon
¼ tsp Grated Nutmeg
½ tsp Ground Cloves
250g (8ozs) Brown Sugar
½ tsp Vanilla Essence
(tsp – teaspoon)
Here’s What You Do: Mix together all the fruits, nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and
leave for at least one hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together
the butter, sugar with essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, and then
alternatively add the fruits and flour mixture. 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 – 3 ½ to 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin.
NOTE:
To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the raisins be snipped into
3 – 4 pieces, cherries into 5 – 6 pieces and almonds crosswise into
3 – 4 pieces.
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BOILED FRUIT CAKE – not iced.
SULTANA CAKE 250G – mixture, lemon rind allowed (not iced).
CHOCOLATE CAKE – top iced only
MARBLE CAKE – plain pink icing – top only
RAINBOW CAKE – Three layers – 1 mixture into three - Chocolate – Pink – White – top
iced only – mock cream filling FIRST $10.00 SECOND $ 5.00
ORANGE CAKE – top iced only
CHOCOLATE ROLL – mock cream filling
JAM SWISS ROLL
CHOCOLATE SPONGE SANDWICH – iced, 4 eggs, mock cream filling
CORNFLOUR SPONGE – jam filled, not iced
APPLE CAKE – to be iced
LAMINGTONS – 4cm square
SIX CREAM PUFFS – without filling
TEA CAKE
SIX APPLE & CINNAMON MUFFINS - FIRST $3.00 SECOND $ 1.50
SIX MUFFINS ANY OTHER VARITEY- FIRST $3.00 SECOND $ 1.50
SIX PLAIN SCONES - FIRST $3.00 SECOND $ 1.50
SIX SWEET SCONES – (Sultana or Date) - FIRST $3.00 SECOND $ 1.50
SIX PUMPKIN SCONES - FIRST $3.00 SECOND $ 1.50
SIX BISCUITES – three (3) varieties (not iced)
SIX PIECES of COCNUT ICE – (made with Copha 5cm x 3cm)
SIX ROCK CAKES - FIRST $3.00 SECOND $ 1.50
SIX PIECES of SLICE – (Three (3) varieties)
BREAD MAKING SECTION
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29.
LOAF OF WHITE BREAD – machine made
LOAF OF GRAIN BREAD – machine made
FRUIT LOAF – machine made
SENIOR SECTION
30.
SULTANA CAKE – (for Senior Citizens 70 years and over)
NOVICE SECTION
For those who have not previously won a First Prize in any Show
(Other than Junior Section)
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32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
BANANA CAKE – lemon icing
CARROT CAKE – iced
SPONGE SANDWICH – jam filled not iced
SIX PLAIN SCONES - FIRST $3.00 SECOND $ 1.50
APPLE & CINNAMON TEA CAKE
NOVELTY BUTTER CREAM CAKE
BAKING FOR MEN
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BUTTER CAKE and variety iced top only
SIX PLAIN SCONES
SIX PIKLETS
SIX MUFFINS any variety
SIX BISCUITES – three varieties not iced
SIX ROCK CAKES
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SPECIAL PRIZES
CHAMPION PRIZES
Champion Prizes – Best Exhibit – Classes 1 – 5
$10.00 Voucher Donated by WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY PLUS RIBBON
Champion Prizes – Best Exhibit – Classes 6 – 30
$10.00 Voucher Donated by WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY PLUS RIBBON
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
Most Successful Exhibitor - Classes 1 – 30
$20.00 Voucher donated by WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY PLUS RIBBON
Most Successful Exhibitor - Classes 31– 36
Most Successful Exhibitor - Classes 37 - 42
JUNIOR SECTION
18 YEARS AND UNDER
ENTRY FREE
43. DECORATED CAKE – (presented on board no larger than 36cm square)
SPEEDWAY CAKE
COMPULSORY TO ALL ENTRANTS USE THIS RECIPE
RECIPE
1 cup – 125g Butter
1 cup – level Self Raising Flour
3 TBS of Milk
Pinch of salt
(TBS – Tablespoon)
¾ cup Caster Sugar
2 Eggs
1 Orange – Grated - rind only
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METHOD
Mix all ingredients together and beat hard for 5 – 8 mins until light and creamy. Bake in ring tin for 30
mins in moderate oven.
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SPEEDWAY CAKE – (use recipe above)
SPONGE SANDWICH – jam filled, not iced
SIX LAMINGTONS – butter mix 4cm square
SIX CUP CAKES – iced, baked in patty tins
CHOCOLATE BUTTER CAKE
SIX PIKELET - FIRST $2.00 SECOND $1.00
SIX PLAIN SCONES - FIRST $2.00 SECOND $1.00
SIX PIECES OF SLICE – one (1) variety
SIX ANZAC BISCUITS
SIX COCONUT ICE – made with Copha, pink and white 5cm x 3 cm
JUNIOR SECTION
13 YEARS AND OVER 8 YEARS
SPEEDWAY CAKE
COMPULSORY TO ALL ENTERANTS USE THIS RECEIPE
RECIPE
1 cup – 125g Butter
1 cup – level Self Raising Flour
3 TBS of Milk
Pinch of salt
(TBS – Tablespoon)
¾ cup Caster Sugar
2 Eggs
1 Orange – Grated - rind only
METHOD
Mix all ingredients together and beat hard for 5 – 8 mins until light and creamy.
Bake in ring tin for 30 mins in moderate oven.
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SPEEDWAY CAKE – (use recipe above)
SIX DECORATED CUP CAKES – cooked in patty tins
SIX DECORATED MUFFINS – cooked in muffin tins
SIX SMALL CAKES – not iced - baked in patty tins
SIX PLAIN SCONES - FIRST $2.00 SECOND $1.00
SIX COCONUT ICE – made with Copha pink and white 5cm x 3cm
SIX ROCK CAKES
SIX ANZAC BISCUITS
SIX PIKELETS - FIRST $2.00 SECOND $1.00
EDIBLE NECKLACE – anything-edible multi or single colour strung on cotton or fishing line.
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YEARS AND OVER 5 YEARS
SIX DECORTAED ARROWROOT BISCUITS
SIX CHOCOLATE CRACKLES
SIX PATTY CAKES – Quick mix – cooked in patty papers not iced
EDIBLE NECKLACE – multi or single colour strung on hat elastic or fishing line.
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FOUR DECORATED ARROWROOT BISCUITS
FOUR CHOCOLATE CRACKLES
FOUR DECORATED CUP CAKES
NOVELTY FIGURE MADE FROM BOUGHT SWEETS
SPECIAL PRIZES
SPECIAL PRIZE VOUCHERS
Classes 43 – 71 CHAMPION BEST EXHIBIT
$10.00 VOUCHERS Donated by WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY PLUS RIBBON
Classes 43 – 53
Classes 54 – 63
Classes 64 – 67
Classes 68 – 71
JAMS AND PRESERVES
All Fruits, Jams and Jellies to be exhibited in glass bottles containing not less than 250g
(1/2lb). Jams and Jellies must have screw caps.
These conditions will be strictly enforced.
In collections, jars to be taped together.
ENTRIES IN Classes 72 – 92 are restricted to One (1) entry in each Class.
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THREE VARIETIES OF PRESERVED FRUIT - FIRST $5.00 SECOND $3.00
JAR PEACH JAM
JAR JAM – Made from any one variety of Berry Fruit
JAR SWEET ORANGE JAM
JAR GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE
JAR SHREDDED MARMALADE
JAR GRAPE JAM
JAR LIGHT PLUM JAM
JAR DARK PLUM JAM
JAR QUINCE JAM
JAR FIG JAM
JAR APRICOT JAM
JAR TOMATO JAM
JAR MELON JAM – any flavour
JAR OF JAM – any other variety
JAR APPLE JELLY
JAR QUINCE JELLY
JAR LEMON BUTTER
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92.
COLLECTION OF JAMS – four (4) varieties, not citrus. To be presented in shallow
box - FIRST $10.00 VOUCHER - SECOND $5.00 VOUCHER
COLLECTION OF JAMS AND MARMALADES – made from citrus fruits, four (4) jars.
To be presented in shallow box - FIRST $10.00 VOUCHER - SECOND $5.00 VOUCHER
DECORATED GIFT BASKET OF JAMS AND PRESERVES - FIRST $10.00 VOUCHER SECOND $5.00 VOUCHER
CHAMPION BEST EXHIBIT – Classes 72 – 92
$10.00 VOUCHER Donated by WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY PLUS RIBBON
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN JAMS AND PRESERVES
VOUCHER TO THE VALUE OF $20.00 PLUS RIBBON
PICKLES AND SAUCES
ENTRIES IN Classes 93 – 100 are restricted to One (1) entry in each Class.
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99.
100.
BOTTLE GREEN TOMATO PICKLES
BOTTLE MUSTARD PICKLES
BOTTLE TOMATO SAUCE
BOTTLE PLUM SAUCE
BOTTLE TOMATO RELISH
BOTTLE OF CORN RELISH
JAR ANY OTHER VARIETY OF PICKLES or CHUTNEY
DECORATED GIFT BASKET OF PICKLES and SAUCES - FIRST $10.00 VOUCHER SECOND $5.00 VOUCHER
CHAMPION BEST EXHIBIT – Classes 93 – 100
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN PICKLES & SAUCES
SECTION 18
FOOD & COOKING
IS SPONSORED BY THE
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SECTION 20 – BOER GOATS
ENTRY FEE $5.00
PRIZE MONEY FIRST $5.00 SECOND $2.00 THIRD RIBBON
(Unless otherwise stated)
CHIEF STEWARD
Mr Bruce Ryan
Assisted by Mr Bruce Hamilton & Mr Lance Rodd
JOHNE’S DECLARATION MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES
DEFINITELY NO LATE ENTRIES DUE TO PEN ALLOCATIONS
CHEQUES MADE PAYABLE TO WAGGA WAGGA SHOW SOCIETY
JOHNE’S DECLARATION
1.
2.
3.
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5.
6.
A signed declaration by the district Veterinary Officer that animals being shown came
from a property that has been Johne’s free for a period of five (5) years.
The exhibitor to sign the Health Declaration that to their knowledge the animals have
not been in contact with any stock which have originated from a property which
is know to have been affected with Johne’s Disease.
Declaration must be submitted by the closing date of entries. Calculation of age from
judging day.
Exhibitors are to provide their own handlers for their exhibits during judging. Goats
are to be penned prior to judging which is scheduled to commence at 9.00am on
Saturday 3rd September 2016.
In all classes, the Steward has the authority to remove an animal from one Section to
another if he considers it would be more suitable.
All handle’s in classes 1 – 14 must be over 12 years of age.
Download Johne’s Declaration form www.agshownsw.org.au
NOTE: WHITE COATS TO BE WORN ON THE DAY
Note: All owners of Boer Goats Exhibits are to ensure that your Registration and NLIS Tag are
up to date and displayed.
STUD SECTION
Judging will commence at 9.00am Sharp
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NOTE: Age is calculated as of the 3rd September 2016
DOES JUNIIOR
1.
JUNIOR FULL BLOOD DOE – under 12 months of age, this class will be divided into
four (4) subclasses on age.
1A
1B
4-8
8-12 months
JUNIOR CHAMPION DOE
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE
FULL BLOOD DOES
2.
3.
FULL BLOOD DOE – 12 – 18 months
INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION DOE
RESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE DOE
FULL BLOOD DOES
4.
5.
6.
FULL BLOOD DOE – 48 months & older
SENIOR CHAMPION DOE
GRAND CHAMPION DOE RIBBON & TROPHY
RESERVE CHAMPION DOE
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION DOE
JUNIOR FULL BLOOD BUCK
7.
JUNIOR FULL BLOOD BUCK – under 12 months of age, this class will be
divided into four (4) subclasses on age.
1A
1B
4-8
8-12 months
JUNIOR CHAMPION BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR BUCK
FULL BLOOD BUCK
8.
9.
FULL BLOOD BUCK – 12 – 18 months
FULL BLOOD BUCK – 18 – 24 months
INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION BUCK
RESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE BUCK
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FULL BLOOD BUCK - 24 – 36 months
FULL BLOOD BUCK 36 months & older
SENIOR CHAMPION BUCK
GRAND CHAMPION BUCK RIBBON & TROPHY
RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR BUCK
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BUCK
CROSSBRED DOES
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13.
14.
MILK TOOTH DOE
TWO TOOTH DOE
FOUR TOOTH DOE & OLDER
CHAMPION CROSSBRED DOE
RESERVE CHAMPION CROSSBRED DOE
GROUP CLASSES
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16.
17.
18.
19.
JUNIOR HANDLER – Under 12 years
DAMS PROGENY – (TWO (2) animals – any sex)
DAMS WITH ONE PROGENY
SIRES PROGENY – (THREE (3) animals both sexes to be represented)
EXHIBITORS GROUP OF (THREE (3) animals both sexes to
Be represented)
CHRISTINE DOLEMAN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY
RIBBONS DONATED BY:
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From PIC
Sheep or goats
Date of arrival
Cattle:
Yes/No
Show PIC:
Show Location:
Sheep:
Goats:
Yes/No
Yes/No
Other PICs on
tags/NVD
Vendor bred
(Y/N)?
Time owned?
Date of
departure
NVD/TSS No. To PIC
Comment
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SECTION 21 – UTE - SHOW AND SHINE
JUDGING 10.30am SATURDAY 3RD SEPTEMBER 2016
CHIEF STEWARD:
Mr Sean Ryan
Phone: 0428 073 586
Email: theresa.ryan1977@outlook.com
ALL ENTRIES EMAILED TO MR SEAN RYAN as above
Rules and Regulations:
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9.
ENTRY THROUGH GATE 5 – URANA STREET.
NO 4WD ONLY UTES.
NO CIRCLE WORK.
NO BURNOUTS.
NO ALCOHOL.
UTES TO BE PARKED BY 10.30AM ON SATURDAY 3RD
SEPTEMBER 2016.
NO LEAVING THE SHOWGROUNDS.
NO LATE ARRIVALS.
SOUNDOFF WILL START AT 3.30PM.
ENTRY FEE $25.00 for Ute and Driver only – Passenger Normal Gate Fee
Categories Entered: $10.00
PRIZES (Donated by – Bob Jane Wagga Wagga)
1.
BEST THEMED
2.
BEST HOLDEN
3.
BEST FORD
4.
BEST STREET
5.
BNS CHICKS UTE
6.
BNS BLOKES UTE
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Sub Categories Entered: $5.00
PRIZES (Donated by – Bob Jane Wagga Wagga)
7.
MOST ARIELS WORKING
8.
MOST FLAGS
9.
MOST STICKERS
10.
BIGGEST BAR
11.
PEOPLES CHOICE
12.
MOST LIGHTS WORKING
13.
SOUND OFF – LOUDEST 6 – LOUDEST 8 (Extra $5.00)
GREATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE DONATION
FOR UTE – SHOW AND SHINE SECTION
Supercheap Auto Wagga Wagga
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Ute Show & Shine
Name:
Registration:
Address:
Vehicle make:
Model:
Rego papers:
Rules and Regulations
Entry through gate 5 – Urana Street, no 4wd only utes, no circle work, no burnouts, no alcohol,
utes to be parked by 10.30am on SAtuRdAy 3Rd SepteMbeR 2016, no leaving the showgrounds,
no late arrivals, soundoff will start at 3.30pm.
eNtRIeS CLOSe FRIdAy 19th AuGuSt 2016 ALL eNtRIeS eMAILed tO MR SeAN RyAN
Chief Steward: Mr Sean Ryan phone: 0428 073 586 email: theresa.ryan1977@outlook.com
eNtRy Fee $25.00 for ute and driver only – passenger Normal Gate Fee
Categories $10.00
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best themed
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best Holden
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best Ford
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best Street
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bnS Chicks ute
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bnS blokes ute
Sub categories $5.00
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best themed Most Ariels Working
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Most Flags
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Most Stickers
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biggest bar
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Most Lights Working
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A Sound Off - For the Loudest 6 - Loudest 8 (extra $5.00)
Signature:
date:
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EXHIBITOR’S ENTRY FORM
P.O. BOX 7256
MT AUSTIN
NSW 2650
PHONE: 02 69 252 180
FAX: 02 69 253 149
EMAIL: wagashow@bigpond.net.au
NAME:____________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:
_________________________________________________
PHONE: ______________
EMAIL: ________________________________
Section:____________
ENTRY TICKETS WILL BE
CLASS
MAILED OR
COLLECT
(PLEASE CIRCLE)
NAME OF SCHEDULE EXHIBITS
ENTRY FEE
Stamped addressed envelope or $1.30
1.30
TOTAL
Please receive the above entries, which I agree to make subject to the rules and regulations
of the Wagga Wagga Show Society. All entries must be accompanied by a large selfaddress envelope and be stamped to have your entry tickets sent back to you.
Signed ________________________________________________
74
P.O. BOX 7256
MT AUSTIN
NSW 2650
PHONE: 02 69 252 180
FAX: 02 69 253 149
NAME:____________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:
_________________________________________________
PHONE: ______________
EMAIL: ________________________________
Section:____________
CLASS
MAILED OR
COLLECT
(PLEASE CIRCLE)
ENTRY FEE
1.30
TOTAL
Signed ________________________________________________
75
P.O. BOX 7256
MT AUSTIN
NSW 2650
PHONE: 02 69 252 180
FAX: 02 69 253 149
NAME:____________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:
_________________________________________________
PHONE: ______________
EMAIL: ________________________________
Section:____________
CLASS
MAILED OR
COLLECT
(PLEASE CIRCLE)
ENTRY FEE
1.30
TOTAL
Signed ________________________________________________
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