The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-25 00:00:00

ALL CLASSES BY FREDERICK

BLANDFORD.

£1 0 0 I Six best Fuchsias from cuttings of this Season £0 10 0

No Nurseryman will be allowed to compete for these two prises.
PRIZE OFFERED BY MR. JOHN DURDEN.

Six best Pompone Dililie.s in Pots; .

£OlO 0

RULES.

I.—Competition for the Cottager's Prizes will be exclusively confined to Cottagers, Labourers, and Mechanics,
whose Garden or Allotment does not exceed half an sore of Land.

2.—A1l articles exhibited for competition, must have been grown by the Exhibitor in his own Garden or
Allotment, and have been in his possession, or under his own charge, for the two months then last past, or have
been raised by him within that period. Any infringement of this Rule will not only disqualify the Exhibitor
from obtaining • prize, but will exclude him from competition at any future exhibition of the Society.
3. —Any greater or less quantity or number of Vegetables, Fruits, or Plants, than is specified in the above list,
or exhibited in a wrong Class, will disqualify such articles for competition.

4.—No Exhibitor will be allowed to take more than one Prize in any one Class; that is, a person taking a first
prize will not be allowed to take a second or third for the same kind of article.
s.—Exhibitors for Prizes are especially requested to give notice of the number of Tickets required to some
member of the Committee, at least two days previous to the exhibition.
S.—Articles intended for exhibition, must be delivered either the evening previous to the Show, between the
hours of 6 and 9, or on the morning of the Show, between 6 and 10—after which nothing will be received.

7.—A1l productions exhibited shall be considered as entrusted to the care of the Committee until the close of
the Show, when they will be delivered to the Exhibitors on produciog their Tickete ; and no interference with
such productions will be allowed during that time, nor can they be removed without especial permission of the
Committee.

B.—Exhibitors breaking any of the foregoing Rules, shall forfeit the premiums to which thefmight otherwise
be entitled.

9.—No person, on any pretence whatever, esoept those whose services are required, will be allowed to remain
in the Tent while the Judges are engaged. The Judges have absolute directions not to make any award in oases
where the articles do no; appear worthy of • prise.
Members will be entitled to One Ticket for every ss. subscribed; or a Gentleman and Lady, being Members
of the same family, will be entitled to Two Tickets for 7s. 6d.
The doors 'll be opened at Two o'clock for the Admission of Ticket Holders. The Public will be
admitted from o' to Four on payment of 2.8.; from Your to Five, is.; after which time, 6d. Children,
Half-price.

The Distribution of Prises will be made as follows :—To persons residing out of Blandford, on the Evening of
the Show, at 6 o'clock; to others, on the following morning at 10 o'clock.

Or The Committee will feel obliged to any Friend in the town or neighbourhood, whether Subscribers or
otherwise, who will kindly forward on the day of exhibition specimens of Flowers, Fruits or Vegetables,
for the Decoration of the Tents.
Committee.—The Worshipful the Mayor, Mr. H. W. Abbott, Mr. S. Abbott, Mr. Daniell, Mr. H. Durden,
Mr. Finoham, Mr. Groves, Mr. W. Groves, Mr. G. Henville, Mr. R. Lock, Mr. T. M. Park, Mr. Shipp.
J. S. DANIELL, Hon. Secretary.
H. DURDEN, Hon. Treasurer.

Subscriptions are now due, and may be paid either to the Treasurer, Secretary, or any Mamba: of the
Committee.

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