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2016 Esperance Show Schedule — 1

65thANNUAL SHOW

2016

In line with the S.W. Group of Affiliated Agricultural Societies Resolution -NO FREE PASSES WILL BE ISSUED

Gates open at 8am(Black St Gate Open Saturday 7am for Poets Breakfast Only)

The Esperance and Districts Agricultural Society (Inc)Affiliated with the Royal Agricultural Society of WA (Inc) &

Equestrian Federation of Australia

SHOW SCHEDULEENTRIES CLOSE:

Indoor Exhibits—4pm Friday 7th October, 2016(Except where otherwise stated—please check sections.)

Cut Flowers & Roses—4pm Monday 10th October, 2016Cattle, Sheep & Wool—Monday 10th October, 2016

Poultry—Friday 7th October, 2016

NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.All indoor exhibits must be benched by 12 NOON Thursday 13th October, 2016.

(except where otherwise stated, check Sections)Judging will commence 1.00pm.

Indoor exhibits will be received between the hours of 4.30pm and 7.00pm Wednesday 12th October, 2016 and between 7am to 12 NOON Thursday 13th October, 2016.

OFFICIAL OPENING 5pm Friday By Anne Carey

FIREWORKS Friday night of the show at 8.00pm

GRAND PARADE 2.15pm Saturday

TROPHY PRESENTATION 4pm Main Stadium

MAIN HALL OPENING TIMES Friday—9am-8pm, Saturday—9am-5pm,

Re-opening for exhibitors ONLY at 5.15pm Saturday.

2 — 2016 Esperance Show Schedule

SPEEDY’S TILT TRAY SERVICETransport of:• Construction, Earthmoving, Mining and Ag Equipment• 10’ and 20’ Containers • Site Offices/Ablutions• Hotshots • 9 metre tilt / slide with 30,000 lb winch

Parkers Engineering

Peter. S & Sheree. B Parker29 Twilight Beach Road Esperance WA 6450

WORKSHOP - 34 Beckwith Road

15 Tonne Franna Crane 45 Tonne Kato Crane

Licensed Dogman & RiggerCONTACT US FOR:

Steel Fabrication - All Types Welding RepairsSite Welding - Plant, Machinery Maintenance

For enquiriesPhone/Fax 9072 1231 • Mobile 0428 946 674

CRANE HIRE

Mobile: 0429 721 231PO Box 6133, Esperance • [email protected]


SHOW OFFICE MAPINDOOR TRADE

SPACE BASKETBALL STADIUM

Broadcaster

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SHOW OFFICE

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SECRETARYPO BOX 678, ESPERANCEOffice Phone: 9071 2598Fax: 9071 5525Open Wed 9am to 12noon

Email:[email protected]

Website:Esperanceshow.com.auOffice is open every Wednesday 9am to 12pm and three weeks prior to the show 9:30am to 4:30pm Please leave a message on the answering machine or emails us at any other time.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE:DUE TO UNFORTUNATE CIRCUMSTANCES IN PAST YEARS,

NO EXHIBITS WILL BE ALLOWED TO BE REMOVED WITHOUT PRESENTATION OF EXHIBITOR TICKET.

INDEX—GENERAL—

Admission to ground charges ..............................................................................................11Advertisers Index ...............................................................................................................122Beaut Ute Competition ........................................................................................................43CWA Arts and Crafts Competition .....................................................................................101Entry Forms ................................................................................Tear out at back of scheduleJudging Times .......................................................................................................................5Major Trophies .....................................................................................................................15Members 2015...................................................................................................................118Officials ..................................................................................................................................7President’s Message .............................................................................................................9Regulations..........................................................................................................................11Sections Index .......................................................................................................................5Silver Jubilee Trophy ...........................................................................................................61Sponsors & Trophy Donors .................................................................................................17Stewards..............................................................................................................................10Steward’s Duties ..................................................................................................................13


proud partners

of the Esperance Community

■ Esperance and Districts Agricultural Show Entertainment marquee

■ ESHS & EACS Work Experience

■ Esperance Fun Day Out

■ Esperance Bay Yacht Club Inc. ‘Cliffs Room’

■ Esperance Care Services Ute & Trailer

■ Salty Summer (Coast Care Education Program)

■ Esperance Photographers Club Biennial Photography Exhibition

■ Esperance Red Card Fox and Rabbit Shoot

■ Esperance Tennis Club

■ Esperance Chamber of Commerce and Industry

■ Keep Australia Beautiful Tidy Towns Program

■ Festival of the Wind, Cliffs Junk Art Auction

■ Swimability Lessons for disabled children

■ Cannery Arts Centre Art to Wear

■ Australia Day ice creams for Children

■ Children in Care Christmas Party

■ Esperance Miniature Railway

■ Esperance Golf Club Classic

■ Esperance New Year’s Fireworks

■ Esperance SHS - Follow the Dream

■ Children’s Easter Egg Hunt

■ Cliffs Fun Run


— SECTIONS —SECTION W Art ...........................................................................................................................103SECTION A Cattle - Stud Cattle ...................................................................................................19SECTION A1 Cattle - Trade Cattle..................................................................................................23SECTION V China Painting ..........................................................................................................97SECTION T Collectors Corner ......................................................................................................89SECTION M Cookery - Large Cakes .............................................................................................67SECTION N Cookery - Small Cakes, Scones, Yeast ....................................................................71SECTION S1 Crochet .....................................................................................................................87SECTION I1 Cut Flowers ...............................................................................................................57SECTION V3 CWA Arts & Crafts Competition ..............................................................................101SECTION V2 Family Entry ..............................................................................................................99SECTION K1 Floral Art ...................................................................................................................65SECTION E Grain, Fodder & Farm Produce ................................................................................49SECTION Q1 Hand Embroidery ......................................................................................................81SECTION U Handicrafts ................................................................................................................91SECTION U3 Handicrafts - Open....................................................................................................95SECTION P Home Brew ...............................................................................................................77SECTION O Jams, Sauces & Pickles ...........................................................................................73SECTION Y Juniors ....................................................................................................................107SECTION Y1 Juniors 14 to 17 years ............................................................................................107SECTION Y2 Juniors 11 to 13 years ............................................................................................. 111SECTION Y3 Juniors 6 to 10 years ..............................................................................................115SECTION S Knitting - Hand ..........................................................................................................85SECTION Q Machine Work ...........................................................................................................79SECTION V1 One Person’s Work ...................................................................................................99SECTION R Patchwork & Quilting ................................................................................................83SECTION X Photography ...........................................................................................................105SECTION J Pot Plants .................................................................................................................59SECTION D Poultry .......................................................................................................................37SECTION I Roses ........................................................................................................................55SECTION H Scrapbooking ............................................................................................................53SECTION U1 Seniors - 70 years & Over ........................................................................................93SECTION B3 Sheep - British & Australasian Sheep Breeds (Stud)................................................27SECTION B2 Sheep - Farmers Section (Non Stud) .......................................................................25SECTION B3 Sheep - Prime Lamb Hoof Competition ....................................................................29SECTION F Vegetables, Fruit & Eggs ..........................................................................................51SECTION K Wildflowers & Natives ...............................................................................................63SECTION U2 Woodwork .................................................................................................................95SECTION C Wool ..........................................................................................................................31SECTION C1 Wool - Local Farmers Section (Non Stud) ................................................................33SECTION C2 Wool - Stud Breeders Section ..................................................................................35

— JUDGING TIMES —INDOOR EXHIBITS/CRAFTS, FLOWERS ETC ..................................................Thursday 13th, 1.00pmWOOL ...................................................................................................................Thursday 13th, 1.30pmSHEEP - BRITISH BREEDS ......................................................................Friday 14th, 9.00am - PRIME LAMBS - On Hoof ..................................................................Friday 14th, AMCATTLE - STUD ..........................................................................................Friday 14th, 1.00pmMY BEAUT UTE ................................................................................................... Saturday 15th, 9.30am


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OFFICIALS for the Year 2016Patrons:

Dr Graham Jacobs MLA, Mr RM Stead, Mr Duncan Stewart

President:Mr Ewin Stewart

Vice Presidents:Senior – Mr Graham Cooper; Junior – Miss Emily McDonald

Secretary:Fleur McDonald, PO Box 678, Esperance, 6450.

Show ground office phone: (08) 9071 2598. Fax: (08) 9071 5525Email: [email protected]

Office is open every Wednesday 9am to 12pm and 3 weeks prior to the show 9.30am to 4.30pm.

Please leave a message on the answering machine.

Treasurer:Mrs Sheree Parker

Assistant Secretary:Mrs Lauren Cooper

Management Committee:Messrs: I Scott, A Beaton, D Pengilly, K Unstead, H Richter, B Pearce

Mesdames: N Timmins, C Worth, K Pengilly, V Hill, K Unstead, B Lay, E Iddison, D Lauritsen, D Fletcher, F Luberda, W Bingham, L Bale, V Richter, L McDonald, M Williams

Honorary Veterinary Officer:Swans Veterinary Services

Equipment Co-ordinator: Mr I ScottAssistant to Equipment Co-ordinator: Mr K Unstead

Ring Co-ordinator: TBAPublicity Officer: Mr E Stewart

Chief Pavilion Steward: Mrs C WorthAssistant to Chief Pavilion Steward: Mrs N Timmins & Ms M Williams

Kitchen Steward: Mrs D FletcherHistorian: Mrs V Richter

Tradespace Co-ordinator: Mr G CooperAssistant Tradespace Co-ordinator: Mrs K Unstead

General Groundsperson: Mr David Pengilly


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President’s Message2015/16 has been an emotionally tough year due to the fires which have devastated parts of our shire. However, the start of the growing season in 2016 has been a positive one and we look forward to it continuing in that vein.The Esperance and Districts Agricultural Society Committee would like to thank the Esperance Community for attending last year’s show and making it such a success. We had a good attendance and our trade and exhibits were up on previous years. We hope the weather will be as kind this year as it was in 2015.We would like to publically thank our major sponsors and trophy donors for their continued support. Without these companies and people, there wouldn’t be as much free entertainment as there is, or as many prizes in each category in the Exhibit hall.As with the previous two years, Healthway is a major sponsor which will make the grounds of the show a smoke free zone. We have had positive feedback from the public, knowing our event is smoke free and we look forward to your help in keeping it this way, again this year.We are very excited to announce that Anne Carey will be opening the show. Anne is well known for her work with Ebola in the African country of Sierra Leone. She was also awarded the Western Australian Citizen of the year in 2016 for this work.In the stellar line up of entertainment, Sabrina Hahn will be our Guru Gardener and My Kitchen Rules contestants from Western Australia, Eva and Debra our Celebrity Chefs. We encourage you to come along and make use of Sabrina’s knowledge and taste the food that Eva and Debra prepare. As usual these events will be held in the Horizon Power Cooking and Gardening Marquee and are free.Also included in the free Cliffs Children’s Entertainment Marquee, Bubble Muffin will be returning! They were a huge hit last year, making healthy and delicious food, including the children in their activities. Black String Puppets are a new performance aimed at all ages, not just the children, so make sure you pop your head in for a look.In keeping with our dedication to the agricultural industry, there will be displays of cattle, sheep, alpacas and poultry. The machinery exhibits are always popular. As with any year, we encourage you all to look through the schedule and see if there is a category that suits you to enter in. Whether it be from art to wool, we love to have your entries, as this is what makes a show.We look forward to seeing you at this year’s show.—Ewin Stewart


ALTHORP, JeanAPPLETON, RosBALE, LorraineBARR, BrendaBARRETT, LeanneBECCARELLI, ElaineBINGHAM, WinCAMPBELL, RebeccaCLANCY, JudyCOMMINS, MargCOWAP, DaveCREEDON, JudyDUTTON, JoanEDWARDS, StellaFLETCHER, Daphne

HODGKINSON, JanetJONES, LorraineKERR, MarjKING, CarolLANKESTER, MaryannLEWIS, AnnLLOYD, HelenLOMAX, KayMcDONALD, LorraineMcGRINDER, RosemaryMURRAY, JeanNEWMAN, JuliaO’DEA, YvonnePLECAS, LizRICHTER, Val

SALVAGE, MarleneSCOTT, BarbaraSCOTT, JennySIEMER, MargotSTARCEVICH, KathSTAUCH, DaleSTEWART, BevTIMMINS, NaomiUNSTEAD, KarynWHITE, GillianWILLIAMS, MeganWORTH, MicaelaYENCH, Irene

INDOOR STEWARDS

PATRONS

Mr Robert Stead

Hon David Wordsworth Mr Duncan Stewart

Dr Graham Jacobs MLA


The Show is held under the Rules and Regulations of the Esperance & Districts Agricultural Society Inc. A copy of which can be seen at the office of the Secretary.Subject to any alteration, additions or variations that the Committee may deem advisable. E.A.O.E. (Errors and omissions excepted)1. Members, on presentation of tickets will be admitted to the ground and parking area.

Tickets may be used only by the member to whom they are issued, if used by any other person the ticket will be cancelled.

2. Members Car Park Only “No Parking on Grounds Except Persons Holding an Allocated Disabled Parking Ticket issued by the show office.

Family membership entitles the holder admission to the Show for self, partner and children up to and including 16 years.

Single Membership includes admission to the Show. Junior Membership (up to and including age of 16) includes admission to the Show. Pensioners Membership includes admission to the Show. MEMBERSHIP PASSES: Family (2 Adults, 4-6 children) .............................$50.00 ($5 Discount if paid by 1/10/16) Family (2 Adults, 1-3 children) .............................$45.00 ($5 Discount if paid by 1/10/16) Family (2 Adults) .................................................$40.00 ($5 Discount if paid by 1/10/16) Single ..................................................................$20.00 ($2.50 Discount if paid by 1/10/16) Junior (up to and including age of 16) .................$11.00 ($2.50 Discount if paid by 1/10/16) Pensioners (Aged/Invalid Card Holders) .............$11.00 ($2.50 Discount if paid by 1/10/16)3. The General Public will be admitted at the daily charges listed: Friday: .................................................................$16.00 Saturday: .............................................................$16.00 Adult (2 day pass) ...............................................$27.00 Children ...............................................................$ 8.00 up to & including 16 years Children (2 day pass) ..........................................$15.00 up to & including 16 years Pensioners ..........................................................$ 8.00 (Aged/Invalid Card Holders) Pensioners (2 day pass) ....................................$15.00 (Aged/Invalid Card Holders)4. The Management Committee reserves the right to refuse the future application for trading

space of any person whom makes excessive complaints about the allocation of their site.5. CONDITION OF ENTRY Eligibility to exhibit: Exhibits must be the property or work of exhibitor and must comply with

regulations and classes in which they compete. Esperance & Districts Agricultural Society Officials, including Stewards are eligible to compete in any section and class of the show.

6. Horses in Action competitors need not necessarily own horse on which they compete.7. All entries must be made on the printed forms of the Society and must be lodged with the

Secretary by the time specified under the various sections.8. All exhibitors are requested to read additional instructions published under the section

headings.9. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. All entries close October 7th, 2016 unless

otherwise stated.10. Judges decision to be final in all cases. Judges have the right to withhold awards if any

exhibit is considered unworthy. Judges may move exhibits into their correct classes.11. Every care will be taken with exhibits but the Management Committee will not be responsible

for loss or damage to any such exhibit.

Regulations Governing the 2016 Show


NB: REGULATION 17.0 or loss of ribbons from exhibits – they are the responsibility of the exhibitor.

12a. Entry fees will not be refunded, if the exhibits arrive late for judging or if the exhibits and/or animals are placed in the wrong section.

12b. Entry fees are as stated under various sections.13. The committee reserve the right to refuse admission to any exhibit it may consider dangerous

or objectionable.14. PRIZE MONEY WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE SHOW OFFICE ON THE SATURDAY OF

THE SHOW BETWEEN 2.30PM AND 5.00PM AND ON THE FOLLOWING TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY BETWEEN 10AM AND 12.00PM.

Prize money unclaimed by the Friday following the Show will be paid back into Society funds.

15. The Management Committee reserves the right to reduce all prize money should the revenue for the Show be insufficient to pay prize money in full. NB: SHOWJUMPING.

16. PROTESTS: Exhibitors shall have the right to protest against awards or breach of Show Regulations provided that:(a) All Protests be accompanied by $25 fee.(b) All Protests to be lodged in writing.(c) Indoor Exhibit Protests to be lodged with the Secretary by 12 noon the Friday of the

Show.(d) All other protests to be lodged with the Secretary within 1 hour of the finalisation of

judging in the Section in which the dispute has arisen.(e) No protest can be made against the decision of the judge as to the merit of the exhibit(ors)

the decision of the judges shall be final as to merit.(f) Should protest, after due consideration, be found unfounded, the fee will be forfeited to

the Society.17. Should any exhibit which has gained a prize be disqualified, either on protest or for any other

reason, the exhibit next in order does not necessarily become entitled to such a prize. The Executive Committee with or without the advice of the judges shall decide the outcome.

18. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibit or exhibitor and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Society blameless and indemnified against any legal proceedings arising from any such accident.

19. Any person insulting or interfering with the judges or officials of the Society or behaving in an unseemly manner will be subject to removal from the ground, and the prize (if any) awarded to such person may be absolutely forfeited to the Funds of the Society.

20. LIVESTOCK: No stallion will be admitted to the ground without approved headgear.21. No stock shall be eligible to compete in any class of the Show if the said stock is declared by

the Society’s Honorary Vet Surgeon and/or Stock inspector to be suffering from any parasite or contagious disease or diseases.

22. The use of loudspeakers or amplifying devices other than by the Society shall be controlled by the Executive Committee.

23. CATERING AND REFRESHMENTS: The Management Committee reserves the right to control the sale of foodstuffs, refreshments, etc, and no person shall offer such items for sale without the approval of the Management Committee.

24. The Executive Committee reserves the right to remove any exhibitor or person from the


Show without being required to give an explanation or being liable for compensation.25. NO DOGS ON THE GROUNDS UNLESS FOR EXHIBITION AND/OR DISPLAY.26. SCALE OF POINTS: For Cups and Trophies to be as follows: First, 3 points; Second, 2

points; Third, 1 point. If applicable Champions, 2 points extra; Reserve Champion, 1 point extra; Grand Champion, 3 points extra; Junior Champion, 2 points extra, Senior Champion, 2 points extra; Supreme Champion, 3 points extra.

27. The Stewards Ring Committee have the right to withhold any prize money should a horse be either withdrawn before the completion of an event, or if the Committee consider that the reason for withdrawal is not justifiable. Or if in the opinion of the Committee, the horse is not being permitted to perform to its maximum level of ability.

28. The Stewards Ring Committee reserves the right to cancel any event on the day of the Show should there be insufficient starters. Entry fees will be fully refunded. NB: REGULATION 14.

29. All arts & crafts judged to CWA regulations as specified at the beginning of each section.30. Caravan Sites: Bookings taken for each day at secretary’s office.

STEWARDS’ DUTIESSTEWARDS IN ALL SECTIONS SHALL:Attend, the Wednesday prior to the show to arrange staging for exhibits and to receive exhibits for their respective sections on Show day.Attend to the reception, classification and placing of all exhibits, and any other matter having reference thereto.Attend to the reception of the judges and afford them all the information and attention necessary to the discharge of their duties.Before judges leave your section please make sure all awards have been given, such as rosettes, first & second prizes and champion rosettes and they are clearly marked in the judging book. If any problems consult the Chief Pavilion Steward or Assistant Pavilion Steward.On completion of judging the Steward will hand to the Chief Pavilion Steward a completed judging book for printing of prize cards and compilation of points scored by leading exhibitors in their respective sections. Steward to place all prize cards & Rosettes on award winning entries in their Section/s.Stewards help with all cleaning after show.Consult the Chief Pavilion Steward if any problem arises during the execution of their duties.Advise the Chief Pavilion Steward at least one week before the show if unable to attend.Names of exhibitors must not be divulged to judges.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE:THE HALL WILL BE OPEN TO EXHIBITORS ONLY FOR

COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS AT 5.15PM SATURDAY. Ticket butts must be handed to Stewards.

NO article may be removed without attendant’s permission.


State Member for EyreCandidate for Roe in March 2017

Office: Fenwick House

107 Dempster Street Esperance

PO Box 1394 Esperance WA 6450

[email protected]

Graham JACOBS MLA

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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— Major Trophies —PRESIDENT’S TROPHY

Most Points over show

BETTY & LEE WARNER TROPHY Most Points Agricultural Sections

EDNA & CLIFF ARTHUR MEMORIAL TROPHYMost Points Indoor

MARIE LOUISE WORDSWORTH TROPHYAggregate points: Roses-Section I, Cut Flowers-Section I1 and Floral Art-Section K1

Donated by Mrs Marie Louise Wordsworth

BOB BRIDGES MEMORIAL TROPHYMost Points Stud Cattle

Donated by Mrs Joyce Bridges

EDNA ARTHUR MEMORIAL TROPHYMost Points

The Edna Arthur Memorial Trophy will be the main trophy for one of thefollowing sections: Photography, Pot Plants, Floral Art, Cut Flowers.

This year it is Pot Plants.

BOB STEAD TROPHYBest Outdoor Trade Exhibit 30m & Over, Best Outdoor Trade Exhibit Under 30m,

Best Indoor Trade Exhibit


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■ 2016 President’s Trophy winner Michelle Mitchell (Poultry) with Rural Ambassador Anita Chalmer and Esperance Agricutural Society President Ewin Stewart.


SPONSORS & TROPHY DONORS 2016The committee of the Esperance & Districts Agricultural Society Inc extend a

sincere thank you to the Sponsors and Trophy donors.Without their support the annual Show would not be the success that it is.

We urge all our patrons to support the businesses that have supported the Show.

Make Smoking History Annual Esperance & Districts Agricultural Show is proudly sponsored by Healthway

promoting the Make Smoking History message.

DOUBLE PLATINUM SPONSORSHealthway

PLATINUM SPONSORSHorizon Power, Southern Ports, Elgas, Cliffs

GOLD SPONSORSFleur McDonald

PRIZE SPONSORS & TROPHY DONORSAM WreckersAurizonBale, LorraineBE Stearne & CoBeaurepairesBingham, Mr & Mrs RWBob Bridges MemorialBridges, Mrs JoyceCampbell FamilyCastletown ChemistCBHChucky’s EarthworksClancy, JudyCliffsCooper, Graham & LaurenCovsCSBPDarren’s A1 AutosDicks ElectronicsDr C Harris Dental & AssocEdna & Cliff Arthur Memorial (EDAS)Elders LimitedEsp Rural Supplies - ELGASEsperance Bulk WasteEsperance CabinetsEsperance CommunicationsEsperance EarthworksEsperance Freight LinesEsperance Photographers IncEsperance Rural Supplies

Esperance Stud Merino BreedersEsperance Toyota - EMGEsperance Trim & CanvasFarm & GeneralFletcher, Mrs DFloralesseG & B HaulageGale, PeterGoodyear Dunlop - BeaurepairesGraham Gath Grills, Hon DaveHart, MarilynHealthwaysHoey’s Exhaust CentreHorizon PowerJacobs, GrahamJust One More StitchKilayr Square Meaters StudLandmarkLauritsen, Mr & Mrs NLloyd, HelenLomax, KayMarsh, Mrs IMatthews Smash RepairsMcCreed’s Classique JewellersMcDonald, FleurMoto AdvantageNABNovus Auto GlassOD Livestock TransportOld Courthouse Custom Framing

& Printing Onsite Rental GroupParkers Engineering & Crane HirePearce, BrianPearce, Mrs JRamms Building & DesignRichter, HE & VASandrat Stika Signs & GraphicsScrapdragon DesignsScrappy SistersSharpe, Mr & Mrs J (Denmark)Sheldon Paint & PanelSouth East PetroleumSouthern Ports AuthoritySouthern Suspension 4 x 4Stead, BobStewart, Mrs BSwan’s Veterinary ClinicThe Kimberley Rum CompanyThe Toy StationTimmins, NaomiUnstead, KarynUnstead, Mr & Mrs KWA Showman’s AssocWalker & ScobleWalsh, M & GWalsh, V & VWarren Blackwood WasteWordsworth, Hon DavidWordsworth, Marie LouiseWorth, Corrina


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SECTION ASTUD CATTLE

CHIEF STEWARD: Esperance Farm Training CentreMOST POINTS TROPHY: Bob Bridges Memorial Trophy donated by Mrs Joyce BridgesGRAND CHAMPION BULL TROPHY: Donated by Colin de GrussaGRAND CHAMPION FEMALE TROPHY: Donated by Onsite Rental GroupBEST PRESENTED STUD: Trophy & Ribbon Donated by Mr Brian PearceJUNIOR JUDGING: Trophy donated by Mr Max Wise

NOTES TO EXHIBITORSEntries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.

All prize winning entries are to take part in the Grand Parade on Saturday of the Show.Applicable: All entries must be registered with a recognised Breed Society.ALL CATTLE must be doubly tied at night, with a halter and neck rope.BULLS must have a ring or other approved nose hold and MUST be capable of being led.Championship ribbons will be awarded to the best BULL and FEMALE in each breed, subject to the judges and committee approval.Exhibits must be on the ground by 5pm Thursday October 13 and not to leave the grounds until 3pm Saturday October 15.The Department of Agriculture must clear all breeding cattle entered, for Brucellosis and TB.STUD ONLY: PESTIVIRUS Mandatory test for Show Cattle from Swan’s Veterinary Services. Costs incurred will be paid by the Esperance Agricultural Society. Certificates must be sent in with entry form.Entries must submit stud certificate with entry form.If insufficient entries are received in any breed, the stewards reserve the right to judge comparable breeds together.ENTRY FEE: Members $5, Non Members $10 Prize money: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $10.

JUNIOR PARADER

JUNIOR JUDGING

Entry Fee $3; Animals Led, must be under 24 months on Show Day

18 years & under

• NOVICE HANDLER (Limited handling experience)

• OPEN HANDLERPrize money donated by: Kilayr Square Meaters Stud

Entry Fee $3

Persons to be 21 years or younger.Winner eligible to compete at the 2017 Junior Judging State Finals at Perth Royal Show.


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British Breeds

European Breeds

Class1. Bull under 15 months on Show Day2. Bull 15 to 24 months on Show Day3. Bull Open—any age4. Female under 15 months on Show Day5. Female 15 to 24 months on Show Day6. Female Open—any age7. Pair of Bulls under 24 months8. Pair of Females under 24 months

Class9. Bull under 15 months on Show Day10. Bull 15 to 24 months on Show Day11. Bull Open—any age12. Female under 15 months on Show Day13. Female 15 to 24 months on Show Day14. Female Open—any age15. Pair of Bulls under 24 months16. Pair of Females under 24 months

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TRADE CATTLEMOST POINTS TROPHY: Donated by Esperance Rural Supplies and KimbadellCattle entered in the TRADE section can be left in the yards and will be taken to a local feed lot—payment will be on the value of the day, no freight will be incurred.ALL animals to be under 18 months.ALL animals will be judged as pairs.Exhibits must be on the ground by 5pm Thursday October 13 and not to leave the grounds until 3pm Saturday October 15.

ENTRY FEE: Members $5, Non Members $10 Prize money: 1st $200, 2nd $100, 3rd $50.

Class17. Pair Heifers under 18 months (light)18. Pair Heifers under 18 months (medium)19. Pair Heifers under 18 months (heavy)20. Pair Steers under 18 months (light)21. Pair Steers under 18 months (medium)22. Pair Steers under 18 months (heavy)

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FAX: 9071 5227AFTER HOURS

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PO Box 347 Esperance WA 6450


SECTION B2SHEEP—FARMERS SECTION (NON STUD)

MOST POINTS TROPHY: Donated by Southcoast BearingsCHAMPION EWE: Trophy donated by Esperance Stud Merino Breeders Assoc.CHAMPION PEN OF EWES: Trophy donated by Esperance Stud Merino Breeders Assoc. CHAMPION PEN OF EWES AUTUMN SHORN: Trophy donated by Esperance Stud Merino Breeders Assoc. CHAMPION EWE PREM SHORN: Trophy donated by Esperance Stud Merino Breeders Assoc.ENTRY FEE: Members $2, Non Members $3 per entryPrize money: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5

Entries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. No late Entries will be acceptedJudging will commence at 9.30am on Friday of show.

NOTES TO EXHIBITORSAll the regulations for the stud section are relevant to the Farmer’s section SO PLEASE READ.Should there be insufficient entries in one class, classes may be combined at the discretion of the Chief Steward.

FULL WOOL CLASSESCLASSES 1. Merino Ewe, fine wool, showing less than 4 perm teeth.2. Merino Ewe, medium wool, showing less than 4 perm teeth.3. Merino Ewe, strong wool, showing less than 4 perm teeth.4. Merino Ewe, fine wool, showing 4 or more perm teeth.5. Merino Ewe, medium wool, showing 4 or more perm teeth.6. Merino Ewe, strong wool, showing 4 or more perm teeth.7. Pen of 3 Ewes, fine, medium or strong wool, must be breeders.

PREM WOOL CLASSES8. Merino Ewe, fine wool, showing less than 4 perm teeth.9. Merino Ewe, medium wool, showing less than 4 perm teeth.10. Merino Ewe, strong wool, showing less than 4 perm teeth.11. Merino Ewe, fine wool, showing 4 or more perm teeth.12. Merino Ewe, medium wool, showing 4 or more perm teeth.13. Merino Ewe, strong wool, showing 4 or more perm teeth.14. Pen of 3 Ewes, fine, medium or strong wool, must be breeders.15. Merino ewe lamb, to be born in the year of the show, must have lamb wool tip, fine wool.16. Merino ewe lamb, to be born in the year of the show, must have lamb wool tip, medium wool.17. Merino ewe lamb, to be born in the year of the show, must have lamb wool tip, strong wool.


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SECTION B3BRITISH AND AUSTRALASIAN

SHEEP BREEDERS (STUD)STEWARD: Esperance Farm Training Centre

MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by McCreed’s Classique Jewellers. CHAMPION RAM: Ribbon donated by EDASCHAMPION EWE: Ribbon donated by EDASCHAMPION PAIR: Ribbon donated by Parkers Engineering & Crane HireBEST PRESENTED STUD: Donated by EDASJUNIOR HANDLER : Trophy donated by EDAS

Entries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.ENTRY FEE: Members $2, Non members $3 per entry.PRIZE MONEY: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5.Note: Lambs in all classes should be dropped after March 1st in the year of show

CLASSES18. Ram not to show more than 2 permanent teeth19. Ram to show more than 2 permanent teeth20. Ram Lamb (milk teeth)21. Ewe not to show more than 2 permanent teeth22. Ewe to show more than 2 permanent teeth and with a lamb at foot23. Ewe lamb (milk teeth)24. Pair, ram and ewe from previous classes.25. Breeders Group, 2 pair from previous classes.

Check out the Esperance & Districts Agricultural Society (Inc) Website

esperanceshow.com.auFOR ENTRY FORMS, FEES, SITE PLANS AND WHAT’S ON!


DR CHRISTOPHERHARRIS & ASSOCIATES

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PRIME LAMBHOOF COMPETITION

STEWARD: TBCSponsored by: V & V Walsh Bunbury Western Australia

MOST POINTS STUD: Perpetual Shield Sponsored by V & V WalshMOST POINTS NON STUD: Fleur McDonaldCHAMPION RIBBONS: Donated by V & V Walsh Bunbury Western Australia

Entries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. Late entries will be accepted by arrangement.

ENTRY FEE: Members $2, non Members $3 per class. Prizes on Hoof: 1st Prize $20, 2nd Prize $10, 3rd Prize $5

ENTRY REGULATIONS:1. The competition is open to any sheep breeder.2. The competition is for a pen of 2 prime lambs. Judging will be based on the average results

of 2 lambs in each entry.3. Exhibits are to be penned by 9am on Friday of the Show.4. All lambs to be earmarked and delivered with a proof of ownership.5. Judging on the hoof will start on Friday am 16th.6. The show committee has the right to restrict entries if the facilities are over taxed.7. On the hoof judging points will be at the judge’s discretion as follows:

Maximum points allocated for on the hoof:Condition Score 35Live weight 35Skin Value 15Uniformity of Pen 10Preparation for sale 5

CLASSES26. Lightweight on hoof live weight 33-41kg (Stud)27. Heavyweight on the hoof live weight 42-52kg (Stud)28. Lightweight on hoof live weight 33-41kg (Non Stud)29. Heavyweight on the hoof live weight 42-52kg (Non Stud)Any entry consists of 2 lambs per pen.

EXHIBITOR’S LUCKY DRAWTWO CASH PRIZES

Senior $50 & Junior $25will be drawn Saturday of the Show in the Pavilion.

Name and address must be written on the back of provided ticket.One ticket per exhibitor.


“Best in the field”87 Norseman Road, Esperance

Ph: 08 9071 6702 | Fax: 08 9071 3887www.rattenslater.com.au

Committed to Those Linked to the Land


SECTION CWOOL

CHIEF STEWARD: Andrew BeatonSUPREME GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE: Taken from Local Farmers or Stud Sections. Donated by Landmark

Entries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.All wool exhibits are to be in on the 10th October, 2016 by 4.00pm for micron testing.

ENTRY FEE: Members $2, Non Members $3 per entry Prize money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $2.

CONDITIONS: • All exhibits MUST have been shorn within the previous 12 months.• All wool must be grown in the shires of Esperance, Dundas or Ravensthorpe and grown by exhibitor.• Lamb’s wool can be a blend from more than one lamb and have a length of no more than 45mm.• All weaners wool MUST be more than 50mm in length and to have a lamb tip.• All fleeces to weigh more than 3.18kg (7lb), except lamb and weaner classes.• All fleeces MUST be skirted to the standards required by the AWEX code of practice, removal of

backs optional.COMMERCIAL CLASS• Yield will be estimated by judge.• Commercial class fleeces MUST NOT be skirted and belly, neck and back MUST be attached to the

fleece.• Winner of this class will be the most valuable fleece.• Value will be determined by Micron price multiplied by clean fleece weightTHREE MATCHING FLEECES• Entry MUST comprise of 3 separate fleeces exhibited as one unit.• Three matching fleeces to be no more than 12 months growth• A MAXIMUM of 2 entries per exhibitor for the 3 matching fleece class.PERFORMANCE CLASS• Fleeces MUST be only from growers who shear their flock in 6 to 8 month cycles as a commercial

practice.• Weeks of growth MUST be stated by exhibitor.• Fleeces will be Merino ewe and/or wether. Ram fleeces will not be accepted.• Yield will be estimated by the judge.• Performance will be measured by determining the commercial value of the fleece, ie Micron price

guide multiplied by clean weight divided by the number of weeks growth.• All fleeces in this class MUST be skirted bo the AWEX code of practice.TESTING & POINTS AWARDED• All fleeces (except lambs & weaners) will be tested by a Sirolan fleece scanner for weight and

micron.• The chief steward has the right to determine the cut off point for fine, medium & strong classes.• A visual appraisal will be made by the judge and points awarded as per the score card.• No points will be awarded for lambs & weaner classes. The judge will award 1st, 2nd & 3rd by visual

appraisal only.

All exhibits to remain exhibited until 4.30pm Saturday of the Show.Any exhibitor not complying with the above will risk disqualification,

this being the sole decision of the chief steward.


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PHONE (08) 9071 3587

FAX (08) 9071 5768

MOBILE 0428 464 198

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EMAIL [email protected]


SECTION C1LOCAL FARMERS

(NON-STUD)MOST POINTS FARMERS SECTION: Derella DownsGRAND CHAMPION FLEECE: Donated by LandmarkBEST COMMERCIAL FLEECE: Donated by Hon. David Wordsworth.BEST THREE MATCHING FLEECES: Donated by LandmarkBEST PERFORMANCE FLEECE: Donated by LandmarkMOST POINTS MERINO SUPERFINE WOOL – Local Farmers – Trophy Donated by South East PetroleumMOST POINTS MERINO FINE WOOL – Local Farmers – Trophy Donated by South East PetroleumMOST POINTS MERINO MEDIUM WOOL – Local Farmers – Trophy Donated by South East PetroleumMOST POINTS MERINO STRONG WOOL – Local Farmers – Trophy Donated by South East PetroleumEntry Fee: Members $2, Non Members $3 per entry Prize money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $2.Refer to Section C for Entry Specifications.

Entries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.

MERINO SUPERFINE WOOLSRibbon Champion Superfine Wool – Local Farmers1. Merino ewe or wether, superfine wool, one fleece2. Merino ram, superfine wool, one fleece

MERINO FINE WOOLSRibbon Champion Fine Wool – Local Farmers3. Merino ewe or wether, fine wool, one fleece4. Merino ram, fine wool, one fleece5. Merino lambs fine wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight6. Merino weaner, fine wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight

MERINO MEDIUM WOOLSRibbon Champion Medium Wool – Local Farmers7. Merino ewe or wether, medium wool, one fleece8. Merino ram, medium wool, one fleece 9. Merino lambs, medium wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight 10. Merino weaner, medium wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight

STRONG WOOLSRibbon Champion Strong Wool – Local Farmers11. Merino ewe or wether strong, one fleece 12. Merino ram, strong, one fleece 13. Merino lambs, strong, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight14. Merino weaner, strong wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight

LOCAL – COMMERCIAL15. Best Commercial Fleece – Local Farmers16. 3 Matching Fleeces – Local Farmers17. Best Performance Fleece – Local Farmers


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SECTION C2STUD BREEDERS

MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by Esperance Freight LinesGRAND CHAMPION FLEECE: Trophy and Ribbon donated by LandmarkTHREE BEST MATCHING FLEECES: Trophy donated by LandmarkBEST COMMERCIAL FLEECE: Trophy donated by Parkers EngineeringBEST PERFORMANCE FLEECE: Trophy donated by LandmarkMOST POINTS MERINO FINE WOOL – STUD Trophy Donated by Onsite Rental GroupMOST POINTS MERINO MEDIUM WOOL – STUD Trophy Donated by Esperance Merino Breeders AssocMOST POINTS MERINO STRONG WOOL – STUD Donated by Esperance Merino Breeders AssocENTRY FEES: Members $2, Non Members $3 per entryPrize money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $2. Refer to Section C for Entry Specifications

Entries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.

MERINO FINE WOOLSCLASSESRibbon - Champion Fine Wool - Stud18. Merino ewe or wether, fine wool, one fleece 19. Merino ram, fine wool, one fleece 20. Merino lambs, fine wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight 21. Merino weaner, fine wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight

MERINO MEDIUM WOOLRibbon - Champion Medium Wool - Stud22. Merino ewe or wether, medium wool, one fleece23. Merino ram, medium wool, one fleece 24. Merino lambs, medium wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight 25. Merino weaner, medium wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight

STRONG WOOLSRibbon - Champion Strong Wool - Stud26. Merino ewe or wether, strong, one fleece 27. Merino ram, strong, one fleece 28. Merino lambs, strong, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight 29. Merino weaner, strong wool, 2.27kg (5lb) minimum weight

OPEN—COMMERCIAL30. Best Commercial Fleece – Stud31. 3 Matching Fleeces – Stud32. Best Performance Fleece – Stud


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A DIVISION OF


SECTION DPOULTRY

CHIEF STEWARD: Esperance Poultry AssociationAll entries to be penned before 9.00am Friday 16th October, 2016Judging will commence at 9.30am Friday 16th October, 2016In the classes for ANY OTHER VARIETY (AOV) and ANY OTHER COLOUR (AOC), please state variety and colour on entry form as the chief steward has the authority to create extra classes if the number of entries are sufficient.All exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor.

Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.Entry Fees: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entryPrize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by Esperance Cabinets.CHAMPION RIBBONS: Donated by EDAS for Light Breed Soft Feathered Large Fowl, Heavy Breed Soft Feathered Large Fowl, Hard Feathered Large Fowl, Light Breed Soft Feathered Bantam, Heavy Breed Soft Feathered Bantam, Hard Feathered Bantam, Duck Bantam, Duck Large, Geese, Turkey, Guinea Fowl, Jnr Soft Feathered Large Fowl, Jnr Hard Feathered Large Fowl, Jnr Soft Feathered Bantam, Jnr Hard Feathered Bantam, Jnr Waterfowl, Jnr AV Large Fowl, Jnr AV Bantam, Jnr AV Waterfowl, Pair Large Fowls, Pair Bantams, Pair Hard Feathered Bantams, Pair Waterfowl. RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MALE, FEMALE: Ribbons donated by EDAS.GRAND CHAMPION BIRD OF SHOW: Ribbon donated by EDAS

LIGHT BREED SOFT FEATHERED LARGE FOWL

Class Class Cock HenAncona ......................................... 1 2Andalusian .................................... 3 4Araucana ...................................... 5 6Campine A.C. ............................... 7 8Hamburg A.C. ............................... 9 10Leghorn White .............................. 11 12Leghorn Brown ............................. 13 14Leghorn Black............................... 15 16Leghorn A.O.C. ............................. 17 18Minorca ......................................... 19 20Polish ............................................ 21 22Silkie White ................................... 23 24Silkie Black ................................... 25 26Silkie AOC .................................... 27 28Welsummer .................................. 29 30A.O.V. ........................................... 31 32

HEAVY BREED SOFT FEATHERED LARGE FOWL

Cock HenAustralorp ..................................... 33 34Langsham Black ........................... 35 36

Langsham A.O.C. ......................... 37 38New Hampshire ............................ 39 40Orpington Black ............................ 41 42Orpington Blue.............................. 43 44Orpington Buff .............................. 45 46Orpington White............................ 47 48Orpington A.O.C. ......................... 49 50Plymouth Rock ............................. 51 52Rhode Island Red ......................... 53 54Sussex .......................................... 55 56Sussex AOC ................................. 57 58Wyandotte Golden Laced ............. 59 60Wyandotte Silver Laced ................ 61 62Wyandotte White .......................... 63 64Wyandotte A.O.C. ......................... 65 66A.O.V. ........................................... 67 68

HARD FEATHERED LARGE FOWL Cock HenAustralian Game Black/Red ......... 69 70Australian Game Duckwing .......... 71 72Australian Game Pile .................... 73 74Australian Game A.O.C. ............... 75 76Malay Game Black/Red ................ 77 78Malay Game Duckwing................. 79 80Malay Game White ....................... 81 82


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Malay Game A.O.C....................... 83 84Indian Game Dark ........................ 85 86Indian Game Blue ......................... 87 88Indian Game Jubilee..................... 89 90Indian Game A.O.C. ..................... 91 92Modern Game Black/Red ............. 93Modern Game Black/Red(Partridge Bred) ............................ 94Modern Game Wheaten ............... 96Modern Game Blue/Red ............... 97 98Modern Game Silver Duckwing .... 99 100Modern Game Pile........................ 101 102Modern Game A.O.C. ................... 103 104A.O.V. Hard Feather ....... ............. 105 106O.E.G. Black /Red ........................ 107O.E.G. Black/Red(Partridge Bred)....... ..................... 108O.E.G. Wheaten ........................... 110O.E.G. Blue/Red ........................... 111 112O.E.G. Crele ................................. 113 114O.E.G. Silver Duckwing ................ 115 116O.E.G. Gold Duckwing ................. 117 118O.E.G. Pile.................................... 119 120O.E.G. A.O.C. ............................... 121 122

LIGHT BREED SOFT FEATHERED BANTAM

Cock HenAncona ......................................... 123 124Barbu D’Anvers Millefleur ............. 125 126Barbu D’Anvers Porcelaine .......... 127 128Barbu D’Anvers Quail ................... 129 130Barbu D’Anvers Lavender ............ 131 132Barbu D’Anvers A.O.C .................. 133 134Barbu D’Uccles Millefleur ............. 135 136Barbu D’Uccles Porcelaine ........... 137 138Barbu D’Uccles Quail ................... 139 140Barbu D’Uccles Lavender ............. 141 142Barbu D’Uccles A.O.C. ................. 143 144Japanese A.C. .............................. 145 146Leghorn Black............................... 147 148Leghorn Blue ................................ 149 150Leghorn Brown ............................. 151 152Leghorn White .............................. 153 154Leghorn A.O.C. ............................. 155 156Polish A.C. .................................... 157 158Rosecomb Black........................... 159 160Rosecomb A.O.C. ......................... 161 162A.O.V ............................................ 163 164

HEAVY BREED SOFT FEATHERED BANTAM

Cock HenAustralorp A.O.C........................... 165 166Langshan A.O.C. .......................... 167 168

Orpington Black ............................ 169 170Orpington Buff .............................. 171 172Orpington A.O.C. .......................... 173 174Pekin Black ................................... 175 176Pekin Blue .................................... 177 178Pekin Buff ..................................... 179 180Pekin Birchin................................. 181 182Pekin Cuckoo ............................... 183 184Pekin White .................................. 185 186Pekin A.O.C. ................................. 187 188Plymouth Rock ............................. 189 190Rhode Island Red ......................... 191 192Sussex .......................................... 193 194Wyandotte Black ........................... 195 196Wyandotte Columbian .................. 197 198Wyandotte A.C. Laced .................. 199 200Wyandotte Partridge ..................... 201 202Wyandotte Silver Pencilled ........... 203 204Wyandotte White .......................... 205 206Wyandotte A.O.C. ......................... 207 208A.O.V. ........................................... 209 210

HARD FEATHERED BANTAM Cock HenIndian Game Dark ........................ 211 212Indian Game Jubilee..................... 213 214Indian Game A.O.C. ..................... 215 216Modern Game Black/Red ............. 217 218Modern Game Duckwing .............. 219 220Modern Game A.O.C .................... 221 222AOV .............................................. 223 224O.E.G. Black ................................. 225 226O.E.G. Blue .................................. 227 228O.E.G. Black/Red ......................... 229O.E.G. Black/Red(Partridge Bred) ............................ 230O.E.G. Wheaton Bred................... 231O.E.G. Wheaton Black Tail ........... 232O.E.G. Wheaton Blue Tail ............. 234O.E.G. Gold Duckwing ................. 235 236O.E.G. Silver Duckwing ................ 237 238O.E.G. Duckwing A.O.C. .............. 239 240O.E.G. Spangled A.C.................... 241 242O.E.G. Pile.................................... 243 244O.E.G. Ginger ............................... 245 246O.E.G. A.O.C. ............................... 247 248

WATER FOWLDucks Large Drake DuckBuff Orpington .............................. 249 250Campbell A.C................................ 251 252Indian Runner White ..................... 253 254Indian Runner A.O.C .................... 255 256Muscovy White ............................. 257 258Muscovy A.O.C ............................. 259 260


Les & Rosie LangOwner/Managers

[email protected]

10 Gilpin StreetEsperance WA 6450

Ph 08 9071 4484Fx 08 9071 5213

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Pekin............................................. 261 262Rouen ........................................... 263 264Silver Appleyard............................ 265 266AOV. ............................................. 267 268Ducks Bantam Drake DuckBlack East Indian .......................... 269 270Calls A.C ....................................... 271 272Mallard Natural ............................. 273 274Mallard Silver ................................ 275 276Mallard A.O.C. .............................. 277 278Saxony.......................................... 279 280Silver Appleyard............................ 281 282A.O.V ............................................ 283 284

Geese Gander GooseAny Variety. ................................ 285 286

Turkey Gobbler HenAny Variety ................................ 287 288

Guinea Fowl Cock HenAny Variety. ................................ 289 290

PAIRSA.V. Soft Feathered Large Fowl ................... 291A.V. Hard Feathered Large Fowl .................. 292A.V. Soft Feathered Bantam ......................... 293A.V. Hard Feathered Bantam ....................... 294A.V. Waterfowl .............................................. 295

JUNIOR Cock HenLight Breed Soft FeatheredLarge Fowl ............. ......................… 297 298Heavy Breed Soft FeatheredLarge Fowl .................. .................... 299 300Hard Feathered Large Fowl............. 301 302Light Breed Soft FeatheredBantam ............................................ 303 304Heavy Breed Soft FeatheredBantam ............................................ 305 306Hard Feathered Bantam .................. 307 308Waterfowl ......................................... 309 310Junior Pairs...................................... 311

JUNIOR BACKYARD Cock HenAV Large Fowl ................................. 313 314AV Bantam ....................................... 315 316AV Waterfowl ................................... 317 318

VOLUNTEERSWANTED

The setting up of the Showgrounds for our annual show is an enormous job. Any volunteers willing to give some time to help on Sunday October 9 to set-up or on Sunday October 16 to pack

away would be greatly appreciated.

FOR DETAILS PLEASE CALL THE SHOW OFFICE ON 9071 2598


MY BEAUT UTE MAJOR SPONSOR

Po Box 161512 Rogers Street, Esperance WA 6450Email: [email protected]

Ph 9071 2696 Mbl 0407 023 396Fax 9071 4735

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WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE QUALITY OF OUR WORKMANSHIP

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• Friendly Advice • Free Quotes EFTPOS Available


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• Skipper Transport Parts• Dicks Electronics of Esperance• Esperance Communications• G&B Haulage• Canefire Rum

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• Sandrat Stika & Signs• K-Mec Services• Farm & General

PLUS 13 SPOT PRIZES SPONSORS

TOTAL $1950 PRIZE MONEYTo be held on Saturday 15th October, 2016 at 9.30am

My Beaut Ute 2016 – Prize: $350, Trophy & Ribbon Sponsored by Sheldon Paint & Panel

Beaut Street Ute 2016 (Urban Ute) – Prize: $200 & RibbonSponsored by EMG Esperance Motor Group

Beaut Off Road Ute 2016 (All Terrain—Self Supporting) – Prize: $200 & RibbonSponsored by BPL Haulage

Beaut Classic Ute 2016 (A Proud Ute) – Prize: $200 & RibbonSponsored by Esperance Glass Services

Beaut Service Ute 2016 (Promoting Business) – Prize: $200 & RibbonSponsored by Warren Blackwood Waste

Beaut Feral Ute 2016 (Licensed Hack) – Prize: $200 & RibbonSponsored by Hoey’s Exhaust Centre

Beaut Rural Ute 2016 (Country Life Ute) - Prize: $200 & RibbonSponsored by Chucky’s Earthworks

Beaut Chicks Ute 2016 (A Girl’s Own Ute) - Prize: $200 & RibbonSponsored by Canefire Rum

Beaut B&S Ute 2016 (Country Fun & Show) - Prize: $200 & RibbonSponsored by G&B Haulage

CLASS PRESENTATIONS IN THE MAIN ARENA & WINNERS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GRAND PARADE• Furtherest Travelled 2016 sponsored by South East Petroleum

• Best Ute Sound Off 2016 sponsored by G&B Haulage• Best Decorated Ute 2016 sponsored by Floralesse Florist Shop• Best Audio Sounds 2016 sonsored by Sheldon Paint & Panel


■ Mel and Leah, major sponsors, present 2015 Beaut Ute trophy to winner Heath Couper, owner of a 1957 Chevrolet customised Pickup.

PO Box 832Esperance WA 6450ABN 94 322 980 225

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Keith UnsteadPh: 0417 071 442Fax: 08 9071 4421

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Sheldon Paint & Panel with the Esperance Districts Agricultural Society (Inc)

Competition Entry Fee: $20 1 Ute & 1 Attendant EntryIncludes My Beaut Ute Class Plus Choice of 2 Class Entries.

Time: All entries to be on ground by 9.30am Saturday 15th October, 2016 for Judging.Where: Esperance Agricultural Show Grounds (Gate entry via Brazier St ONLY)Entries: Forms & payments available at Sheldon Paint & Panel Ph: 08 90712696; Fax:

08 90714735; Email: [email protected] or Esperance AG Show office Ph: 08 9071 2598; Fax: 08 9071 5525; Web: esperanceshow.com.au

Pass: Collect “My Beaut Ute” vehicle & attendant passes and receipt upon payment of your competition entry fee prior to entries close 4pm on the 12th October, 2016. Early entries passes maybe held & mailed out 1st Oct 2016

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Entries close 4pm Wednesday 12th October, 2016. Late entries may not be accepted.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: 1. All vehicles are to be registered (coved by third party Insurance).2. Late arrivals to grounds may not be permitted to enter competition.3. All vehicles to have a responsible attendant at all times4. Once on Show Ground the Society will be under no liability for any loss or damage occasioned to or by any property exhibited, whether caused by or attributed to the negligence of the Society or of its servants or agents or otherwise howsoever.5. All vehicles to stay at competition site till 2.30pm & asked to participate in the Grand Parade.6. The Judges decision is final (Your attendant may impress with a short sell (during inspection) to promote your Ute)Competition Main Judging Points - All entries will be Judged in classes entered - $5.00 per extra class.Entries will be Judged on – Presentation of Exterior, Cab Interior, Engine Bay, Weld Body or Tray, Tools, Equipment, Accessories & Spares Lay Out & Condition. You will have less than 5 minutes to impress the judges.


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SECTION EGRAIN & FODDER & FARM PRODUCE

MOST POINTS CLASSES 1 to 7: Trophy Donated by Farm & GeneralMOST POINTS CLASSES 8-10: Trophy Donated by Farm & GeneralChampion Exhibit Award: RosetteExhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016Judging will commence at 1.00pm on Thursday 13th October, 2016ENTRY FEES: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entryPrize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3

Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE:All exhibits must be grown on exhibitor’s own land. Grain crop bundles are to be WHOLE plants dug from the ground with roots attached, no leaves stripped and tied in a 10cm bundle. All exhibits must have a label stating the variety. All plants to have roots bound in clear plastic.CLASSES1. Sheaf of wheat plants for grain crop2. Sheaf of oat plants for grain crop3. Sheaf of barley plants for grain crop4. Sheaf of lupin plants for grain crop5. Sheaf of canola plants for grain crop6. Sheaf of pea plants for grain crop7. Any other pulses for grain crop8. Sheaf of oat plants for hay, no mixtures to be cut above ground9. 30cm square turf block of grazed legume based pasture10. Display of any farm produce. Collection of farm produce may include grain, wool, eggs etc.

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SECTION FVEGETABLES, FRUIT & EGGS

MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by BE Stearne & CoCHAMPION EXHIBIT: RosetteExhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence at 1.00pm Thursday 13th October, 2016.Entry Fees: Member $1, Non Members $2Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3

Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be acceptedAll fruit and vegetables must be grown by the exhibitor.All root vegetables must be complete with tops trimmed to 3 inches and dirt removed.All exhibits in the fruit classes to have stalk and foliage attached.To avoid disqualification please ensure your Fruit & Vegetables are free from disease or insects.

NO WRAPPING OF VEGETABLES OR FRUIT

CLASSES 1. Collection of vegetables, not less than five

and not more than nine kinds (no herbs)2. Collection of root vegetables, not less than

five3. Collection of salad vegetables, not less

than five 4. Collection of herbs, not less than five5. Collection of soup vegetables, not less

than five6. Cabbage, Green, one7. Cabbage, Red, one8. Cabbage, Any other, one 9. Cauliflower, one 10. Broccoli, one 11. Carrots, bunch of three12. Lettuce, one head 13. Lettuce, Cos, one head14. Lettuce, Fancy, one head15. Beetroot, three roots 16. Parsnip, bunch of three 17. Rhubarb, five stalks, leaves to be trimmed18. Turnips, any variety, bunch of three19. Swedes, three 20. Green peas, seven21. Snow peas, seven22. Broad beans, seven 23. French beans, seven24. Onions, white, bunch of three

25. Onions, brown, bunch of three26. Onions, red, bunch of three 27. Silverbeet, white, whole plant, trim roots

only28. Silverbeet, yellow, whole plant, trim roots

only29. Silverbeet, red, whole plant, trim roots only30. Potatoes, white, three31. Potatoes, red, three32. Radishes, red, bunch of five 33. Radishes, white, bunch of five34. Any other variety of vegetable, one35. Pumpkin, one 36. Butternut, one 37. Pie melon, one38. Lemons, bowl of three 39. Passionfruit, bowl of five40. Strawberries, small container of five41. Any other variety of fruit, bowl of three42. Any other citrus, bowl of three43. Hen eggs, white, six 44. Hen eggs, brown, six45. Duck eggs, Khaki Campbell, six46. Duck eggs, Muscovy, six 47. Goose eggs, three 48. Turkey eggs, three49. Any other Eggs, 3 (i.e. Green, Bantam

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SECTION HSCRAPBOOKING

MOST POINTS NOVICE (Classes 1-5): Trophy donated by Scrappy SistersMOST POINTS INTERMEDIATE (Classes 6-10): Trophy donated by Scrappy SistersMOST POINTS ADVANCED (Classes 11-15): Trophy donated by Scrappy SistersCHAMPION EXHIBIT NOVICE (Classes 1-5): RosetteCHAMPION EXHIBIT INTERMEDIATE (Classes 6-10): RosetteCHAMPION EXHIBIT ADVANCED (Classes 11-15): RosetteExhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence at 1.00pm Thursday 13th October, 2016ENTRY FEE: Members $1 Non Members $2Prize Money: 2nd $5, 3rd $2

Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.Class 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12 & 13 - All entries are to be pages only, no books.NOVICE is considered someone who has been scrapbooking less than 3 years.INTERMEDIATE is considered someone who has been scrapbooking 3 or more yearsADVANCED is NOT LIMITED TO but including someone who has been published or featured on a design team.(This section excludes someone who has taught scrapbooking in the last 2 years—teachers should see the Open Section U3, page 95)CLASSES1. Novice, Single Page Layout. Winner receives $10 donated by Scrapdragon Designs2. Novice, Double Page Layout. Winner receives $10 donated by Scrapdragon Designs3. Novice, Focus on Esperance. Please state whether double or single page. Winner receives

$10 donated by Scrapdragon Designs4. Novice, Beyond the Page Creation. Please state dimensions of item. Winner receives $10

donated by Scrapdragon Designs5. Novice, Mini Album. Winner receives $10 donated by Scrapdragon Designs6. Intermediate, Single Page Layout. Winner receives $10 donated by Mr & Mrs RW Bingham7. Intermediate, Double Page Layout. Winner receives $10 donated by Mrs D Fletcher8. Intermediate, Focus on Esperance. Please state whether double or single page. Winner

receives $10 donated by Mrs D Fletcher9. Intermediate, Beyond the Page Creation. Please state dimensions of item. Winner receives

$10 donated by Karyn Unstead10. Intermediate, Mini Album. Winner receives $10 donated by Mr & Mrs K Unstead11. Advanced, Single Page Layout. Winner receives $10 donated by Mr & Mrs G Cooper12. Advanced, Double Page Layout. Winner receives $10 donated by Mrs D Lauritsen13. Advanced, Focus on Esperance. Please state whether double or single page. Winner

receives $10 donated by Mrs D Lauritsen14. Advanced, Beyond the Page Creation. Please state dimensions of item. Winner receives

$10 donated by Condingup Craft Group15. Advanced, Mini Album. Winner receives $10 donated by Condingup Craft Group

All exhibits must be work of exhibitor and completed since the 2015 show.


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SECTION IROSES

MOST POINTS NON PROFESSIONAL: Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs. G. Cooper.MOST POINTS PROFESSIONAL: Trophy donated by Esperance Freight LinesCHAMPION ROSE: RosetteCHAMPION BOWL OF ROSES: RosetteMARIE LOUISE WORDSWORTH TROPHY: Aggregate points Roses (Section I) and Cut Flower (Section I1) and Floral Art (Section K1)Exhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence at 1.00pm on Thursday 13th October, 2016.ENTRY FEES: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entryPrize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3

Entries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.Cut Flowers to be staged individually unless otherwise stated. Owners vases must have identification.All cut flowers to be staged in small soft drink bottle with the exception of pansies and large cuts (gladioli etc). Small bottles supplied by Agricultural Society.Exhibitors must have grown all flowers except in the Floral Art, bowl greater in width than height and circular vase, greater in height than mouth diameter, which is not to exceed 89mm (3 1/2”). Cut flowers include those grown in glass houses.Kind, means kind of flower, eg: Sweet Peas, Roses, etc.Variety, means 1 named variety of a kind, eg: Peace and Crimson Glory in roses; Yellow Queen and Glowing Embers in Ranunculus, etc.We suggest Rose Exhibits be named for public information.A judge will look for:• Good design, balance and harmony, Flowers are to be in proportion to the container in which

they are displayed, that is arranged to be at least 1 1/2 times the height of vase.• Well conditioned flowers• Good focal point • Firm foundation.Professional: Schools, Shires, Clubs, Aged Care Facilities and organisations.

CLASSES1. Roses, 6 varieties, separate containers2. Roses, 3 varieties, separate containers3. Rose, 1 yellow4. Rose, 1 fancy shade5. Rose, 1 white6. Rose, 1 red7. Rose, 1 pink8. Best perfumed rose9. Roses, 1 variety in 3 stages:

1 bud, 1 bloom, 1 full bloom (3 cuts, 1 container)10. Roses, Floribunda: 2 distinct named

varieties (1 container)11. Roses, Floribunda 1 cut, 3 stages

12. Miniature Rose, 1 cut13. Champion Bowl of Roses14. Professional Roses, 6 varieties15. Professional Roses, 3 varieties16. Professional Rose, 1 yellow17. Professional Rose, 1 fancy shade18. Professional Rose, 1 white19. Professional Rose, 1 red20. Professional Rose, 1 pink21. Professional Best perfumed Rose22. Professional Roses, 1 variety in 3 stages:

1 bud, 1 bloom, 1 full bloom (3 cuts, 1 container)

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SECTION I1CUT FLOWERS

MOST POINTS Classes 1-45: Trophy donated by Castletown ChemistMOST POINTS Classes 46-64: Trophy donated by Castletown ChemistCHAMPION EXHIBIT 1 Cut: RosetteCHAMPION EXHIBIT 3 Cut: RosetteCHAMPION EXHIBIT 6 Cut: RosetteCHAMPION VASE Classes 46-62: RosetteCHAMPION BOWL Classes 63-64: RosetteEntries must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence at 1.00pm Thursday 13th October, 2016.ENTRY FEES: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entryPrize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3

Entries close 4pm Monday 10th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.NOTE: A vase must be wider at the top than the bottom.CLASSES1. Carnation, 1 bloom2. Carnations, 3 varieties3. Carnations, 6 varieties4. Pansies, 6 in 1 flat container5. Pansies, 3 in 1 flat container6. Violas, 3 in 1 flat container7. Petunias, 3 varieties8. Stocks, any 3 spikes9. Gladioli, single spike10. Gladioli, any 311. Gerbera, 112. Collection 3 bulbs13. Iris, any 3 spikes14. Iris, 1 spike15. Hippeastrum, 1 spike, 3 blooms16. Sweet Peas, 6 mixed17. Sweet Peas, 3 mixed18. Larkspurs, 3 mixed19. Antirrhinum, 1 spike20. Antirrhinum, any 3 spike21. Geranium, single, 2 var22. Geranium, double, 2 var23. Geranium, Ivy, any 324. Pelargonium, 1 cut25. Pelargonium, mixed 3 cuts26. Calendula, 6 blooms, mixed (1 container)27. Calendula, 3 distinct varieties (1 container)28. Marigolds, 3 of 1 colour29. Daisies, 6 blooms in 1 container30. Daisies, 3 blooms in 1 container31. Lilies, 1 cut32. Lily, 3 cuts (1 container)33. Shrub in flower (not Bottlebrush) 1 cut

34. Shrub in flower, 3 kinds, 1 cut each (1 container)

35. Bottlebrush, 1 cut36. Tree in Flower (not Bottlebrush) 1 cut37. Tree in Flower (not Bottlebrush) 3 kinds,

1 cut each (1 container)38. Fuchsia, single, 1 cut39. Fuchsia, double, 1 cut40. Fuchsia, any 3 cuts41. Ranunculus, 3 mixed42. Anemones, 3 mixed43. Protea, 1 cut44. King Protea, 1 cut 45. Any Flower not mentioned, 1 cut46. Carnations, Vase mixed47. Pelargoniums, Vase mixed48. Geraniums, Vase mixed49. Geraniums Ivy, Vase mixed50. Larkspur, Vase mixed51. Daisies, Vase mixed52. Sweet Peas, Vase mixed53. Aquilegias, Vase mixed54. Ranuculus, Vase mixed55. Anemones, Vase mixed56. Calendulas, Vase mixed57. Petunias, Vase mixed58. Phlox, Vase mixed59. Nasturtiums, Vase mixed60. Nemisia, Vase mixed61. Iris, Vase mixed62. Peruvian Lilly, Vase mixed63. Decorated Bowl, 1 variety to be judged for

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SECTION JPOT PLANTS

MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by EDAS (Edna Arthur Memorial Trophy)CHAMPION EXHIBIT: Rosette.CHAMPION FLOWERING POT PLANT: Rosette.CHAMPION FOLIAGE PLANT: Rosette.CHAMPION HANGING BASKET: Rosette.CHAMPION FERN EXHIBIT: Rosette.Exhibits must benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence 1.00pm Thursday 13th October, 2016.Entry Fee: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entryPrize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.

TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION PLEASE SEE YOUR PLANTS ARE FREE FROM DISEASE, SCALE AND INSECTS ETC.

Oiling of leaves prohibited.A POT may be any type of container, unless stated otherwise.A POT may contain more than one plant of same variety, unless stated otherwise.Points will be awarded for condition, gracefulness and suitability of pots.ON ENTRY FORM PLEASE STATE POT OR BASKET.

POT PLANTS IN BLOOMCLASSES1. Fuchsia, single, one only, one pot or hanging basket 2. Fuchsia, double, one only, one pot or hanging basket3. One pot Hippeastrum, 3 blooms per spike 4. Flowering bulb, tuber, corm, or rhizome, one pot 5. African Violet, one pot, one only 6. Geranium, one pot or hanging basket 7. Pelargonium, one pot or hanging basket 8. New or rare plant, one only, one pot 9. Flowering Begonia, one only, one pot 10. Flowering Begonia, three varieties distinct, separate pots 11. Miniature Rose, one pot 12. One pot plant, not mentioned 13. Basket plant/plants, hanging 14. Plant in Novel Container15. Any Orchid


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POT PLANTS WITHOUT REFERENCE TO BLOOM16. Aspidistra, one pot17. Asparagus fern, one pot or hanging basket18. Maiden Hair Fern, fine, one pot or basket19. Maiden Hair Fern, other than fine, one pot or basket20. Boston Fern, plain, pot or basket21. Boston Fern, frilled, pot or basket22. Fishbone Fern, plain, one pot or basket23. Fishbone Fern, crested or frilled, one pot or basket24. Any other Fern, one pot or basket25. Variegated foliage plant, one pot or basket 26. Palm, one pot27. Begonia, one pot or basket 28. Best pot plant for table, one pot29. Any other not mentioned 30. Basket plant/plants, hanging31. A Cactus garden 32. Plants grown in Mallee root 33. Three Cacti, distinct separate containers34. Flowering Cacti in container35. Any other succulent, one pot or basket

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Horticulture Perpetual Trophy(Held for 12 months) Aggregate points from Sections Roses and Cut Flowers, Pot Plants and Vegetables. to be eligible to compete for this trophy, exhibitors must enter all sections mentioned, ten entries must be shown in the indoor sections (overall) at the Annual Show. To compete for this award exhibitors must complete this form.

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SECTION KWILDFLOWERS & NATIVES

ONLY AUSTRALIAN FLORA ie. NO PROTEAS, NZ XMAS TREESMOST POINTS: Trophy donated byCHAMPION WILDFLOWER EXHIBIT: Rosette.Exhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence at 1.00pm Thursday 13th October, 2016.ENTRY FEE: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entry.Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3

Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.All wildflowers must be gathered from private property with the owner’s consent.Novice Any Class.CLASSES1. Collection wildflowers (covered or

painted tin).2. Arranged vase of wildflowers (one

variety, not Bottlebrush).3. Modern arrangement of wildflowers4. Most attractive native flower, one cut.5. Arrangements of native plant (dry

material)6. Posy of wildflowers

7. Miniature arrangement of wildflowers, not to exceed 16cm or under 5cm.

8. Arranged basket of wildflowers, up to 20cm in diameter.

9. Arrangement of Bottlebrush, NOT MELALEUCA

10. Grevillia, one cut11. Eucalyptus, one cut12. Melaleuca, one cut13. Geraldton Wax, one cut14. Bottle Brush, one cut

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SECTION K1FLORAL ART

MOST POINTS TROPHY: Donated by EDASCHAMPION EXHIBIT: Rosette. Exhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence at 1.00pm on Thursday 13th October, 2016.ENTRY FEE: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entry.Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3

Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.NOTE: Wiring, foliage, ferns, figurines permitted unless otherwise stated. All arrangements must be completed prior to entering the pavilion.CLASSES1. Single flower arrangement & foliage2. Two flowers & a bud3. Arrangement of fruit & flowers4. Christmas arrangement5. Arrangement of silk flowers6. “As I Like It”7. ”As I Like It” - Novice8. Victorian Posy9. Small & Sweet (arrangement not to exceed 10cm in height or width)10. Dining arrangement in low bowl11. Shades of pink (frontal view only)12. Ebony and Ivory13. In the Window14. Wrapped in Red15. Elegance within glass16. Arrangement in an unusual container depicting “Foreshore Whale Tail”17. Flair with foliage18. Arrangement in my favourite container19. Interpretive arrangement of a song (title displayed)20. Arrangement using fresh & dried materials21. Arrangement featuring five roses22. Dried Arrangement23. Wood & Flower Arrangement (Dried & Fresh)24. Wrist Corsage25. Mans Buttonhole26. Ladies Shoulder Spray27. Cup & Saucer Arrangement to be staged on a round base no more than 25cm in diameter.28. Arrangement in a Tea or Coffee Pot, a drape & 1 accessory may be used.


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SECTION M & N

SECTION M

COOKERYExhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence at 1.00pm Thursday 13th October, 2016.

Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.GUIDELINESWith all cooking, look for appearance, volume, texture, flavour, aroma and presentation. There should be no crease marks in cakes, resulting from badly lined cake tin, and no floury patches. Cakes should be evenly risen and evenly browned - golden brown. There should be no burnt currants, or other fruit stand out on top. All cakes to be uniced unless otherwise stated.When cut, a cake will be judged on the following points: It should be a good texture for the type of cake. Any fruit should be evenly distributed. There should be no large holes, tunnels or doughy patches and no skewer marks. No ring shaped tins allowed. Make sure tin is large enough to accommodate mixture. No paper doilies allowed under cakes. Muffins not to be presented in patty papers. No packet mixes to be used in any class. Slices to be cut in finger sizes. All cookery to be at least one day old. Disposable Plates to be used. Other tests are eating quality, texture, moistness and flavour. If more than one entry per exhibitor per class, must be of different mixtures. White flour to be used in all cooking unless otherwise stated.All large cakes to be 20cm square unless otherwise stated. EDAS will supply boards.

LARGE CAKESMOST POINTS SECTION: Trophy donated by WA Showman’s Association.CHAMPION FRUIT CAKE: $10 & RosetteCHAMPION BOILED FRUIT CAKE: $10 & RosetteCHAMPION CAKE OF SHOW Class 1-15: $20 & RosetteCHAMPION DECORATED CAKE: $20 & RosetteExhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 13th October, 2016.Judging will commence at 1.00pm Thursday 13th October, 2016.ENTRY FEE: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entry.Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3

Entries close 4pm Friday 7th October, 2016. No late entries will be accepted.Please read guidelines in front of cookery section.

CLASSES 1. Sponge, plain, unfilled, double, round tin2. Sponge, ginger, unfilled, double, round tin 3. Swiss Jam Roll (untrimmed & no sugar sprinkled on it, no cream) 4. Ginger Cake, ground ginger 5. Orange Cake, loaf tin 6. Banana Cake, loaf tin7. Sultana Cake, without peel8. Chocolate Cake, iced


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125g Glazed Cherries, 125g Diced Apricots, ¾ cup Cream Sherry, 250g Butter, 250g Brown Sugar, 5 Eggs, 1tbl Golden Syrup, 250g Plain Flour, 50g SR Flour, 1tsp Mixed Spice, 1tsp Cinnamon, ¼ tsp Salt. Soak all the fruit in Sherry for 1 week in a sealed container. Cream butter and sugar then add eggs one at a time beating well after each egg, then add golden syrup. Sift the two flours together add spices and salt. Toss half the flour mixture into fruit and mix well. Then add remaining flour mix and fruit and flour mixture alternately to butter mixture. Spread the mixture evenly in a well lined tin and bake for 4 hours in a slow oven. 20cm tin.

15. Boiled Fruit Cake – 2 cups mixed fruit; 1 cup brown sugar; 1 cup water; 125g margarine; 1 teaspoon bi-carbonate of soda. Place into saucepan and bring to the boil, simmer 1 minute, let cool. Add to above mixture: 1 1/2 cups SR flour; 1/2 cup plain flour; 1 teaspoon mixed spice. 2 eggs (beaten). Bake in a moderate oven for 1 1/2 hours in 20cm tin.

16. Decorated Wedding Cake (fondant icing) max 30cm (max 2 tiers)17. Decorated Birthday Cake (fondant icing) max 30cm18. Decorated Christmas Cake (fondant icing) max 30cm19. Decorated Novelty Cake (fondant icing) max 30cm20. Decorated Novelty Cake (butter icing) max 30cm21. Decorated Birthday Cake (fondant icing) silk flowers22. Decorated Celebration Cake (fondant icing) max 30cm

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