Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
Pathological AND HORTICTI-
TJRAI.
Superintendent Of this department, A.
Simpson.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS,

Superintendent Of this department, A. L.
Simpson.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS.
|. The general regulations will govern this
department, as far as applicable thereto, aud
except as herein otherwise provided.
:. Entries msy he made al the office o! the
Secretary, personally or by letter, until Angus,
10Th, and after that a. City Hail, until o clock
p. NJ. on Tuesday Best unripe fruit may be
awarded premium II otherwise worthy.
). Exhibitors are requested 10 present full
and accurate lists Of the varieties OF .rui, or
Other articles 10 he entered and 10 specify the
premium for which each Article is entered also
10 affix their names and Z. o. addresses, so
that the same may be correctly transferred to
ths hooks and exhibition cards.
If PertonS intending 10 make entries will
conirr special favor by sending lists Of the
same to the Secretary al an early day.
1. All fruits and flowers offered for pre-
miums mus, have been grown by the exhibitor;
and any violation OF this rule Will dehar or
fortei! the premium. Specimens offered for
exhibition only, by other than the growers,
must in all cases Lave the name OF tie grower
affixed, II known.
5. All fruits and flowers exhibited, must as
far as possible, be correctly named according
to the standard nomenclature adopted bv the
Society, and it will be the duty o: the standing
committees OF the Society to examine labels
and correct all errors in nomenclature during
the exhibition.
6. All fruits offered for premiums must be
composed Of exactly the number OF specimens,
or quantity, named in the schedule.
7. Dishes and labels for the exhibition Of
fruits, and phials and stands for cut flowers
will be furnished by the Society.
s. Exhibitors must see to the delivery of
their contributions, and will he required to put
them in the places designated for them. After
the articles are arranged, they will be under the
exclusive charge Of the Society, and the owners
will not have liberty TO remove them until the
exhibition Is closed. All reasonable prelau-
tions will be taken for the safe keeping Of arti-
Giles on exhibition, after their arrival and
arrangement upon the table; but the Society
will not be responsible for any loss or damage
that may occur.
9. The committees arc authorized to recon-
mend diplomas for any new or rare fruits,
flowers, plants, vegetables or articles OF merit
for which no premiums have been offered.
10. When specimen is presented for iden-
tification, the exhibitor shalt communicate all
the information he possesses as TO the origin
and the local appelation.
IL. No entrance fee will be charged on ex-
hitits in this department and exhibitors will be
admitted to the Hall tuesday, September LIST,
free, but after this they will be charged the
regular admission Of Is cents, which will ad-
nit to Norombegs and City Halls, or an ex-
hibitor's season ticket for 50 90, admitting 70
Park and Halls.
IL. No person can compete for more than
one prize with the same variety Of fruit, but
may compete for the best exhibit
Bli SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS.
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