Marburg Show
Friday 12th & Saturday 13th May 2017
Horticulture Schedule 2017
Proudly presented by the
Marburg and District Agricultural and Industrial Association
INC
Show officially opened at 1 pm in Centre Ring
Admission
Friday:
Adults, Pensioners, Students……………. $ 6.00
Children under 10…………………………… Free
Saturday:
Adults………………………………………….. $15.00
Pensioners, Disabled and Seniors…… $12.00
High School Students (18 yrs and under)………… $12.00
Children (under 10 yrs)……………………………………… Free
Cars......................................................................$2.00
Enquiries – Secretary: Stephanie Knight
PH: 0421318482
Email:[email protected]
PH: 07-54644132 (Showgrounds from 20th April 2014)
PO Box 20, Marburg QLD 4346
0417744116 Treasurer If needed before
SPECIAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
The Marburg & District A. & I. Association Inc.’s Annual Show will be held under the Rules and Regulations of the Queensland
Chamber of Agricultural Societies (Q.C.A.S.).
All Exhibitors attending the Show are to pay Admission Fees. The Marburg and District A. & I. Association Inc. assumes no
responsibility for injury or damage to the person, property or stock of any owner, contestant, exhibitor or assistant. Each
participant, by the act of his/her entry, waives all claim against the Association for injuries he/she or his/her property may
sustain or that his/her animal may cause. All persons enter the Show Ring at their own risk. Small children and persons who,
by their actions, present a risk to themselves or others will be directed, by the Stewards, to leave the Ring. Baby’s
prams/strollers are not allowed to enter the Show Ring.
To be eligible to lead or ride on an animal, children under the age of 11years must be accompanied by an adult.
WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT1995 AND ELECTRICAL SAFETY ACT 2002- Any exhibitors or persons
attending the Show must ensure they comply with the provisions of these Acts. Any exhibitors intending to bring electrical
equipment to the Showgrounds will be required to ensure that such equipment is fitted with earth leakage circuit breakers and
that all electrical leads, tools and appliances have been inspected and tagged by a licensed electrical contractor and have a
current tag attached. This is essential for the safety of all exhibitors and the general public. This is a requirement under the
provisions of the Electrical Safety Act 2002 and Marburg District Agricultural and Industrial Association Inc. The Act imposes
very severe penalties in the event of non-compliance with its provisions. Any exhibitors who do not comply will not be allowed
to exhibit at the Marburg Show Grounds. Exhibitors should check all electrical equipment and leads before coming to the
Showgrounds to avoid the occurrence of any difficulties. If necessary, a certified electrician will be on the grounds to carry out
an inspection and tagging, however, there will be a charge for this service.
All animal handlers are required to wear protective footwear.
All Pavilion Exhibits must be in the hands of the Stewards as directed under the heading of each Section and must not be
removed before 5.00p.m. the last day of the Show. All persons exhibiting must accept the decision of the Judges appointed by
the Committee, and on all protests the decision of the Committee shall be final without appeal, provided that the exhibitor shall
have the right of appealing against disqualification imposed as provided for in the Constitution of the Queensland Chamber of
Agricultural Societies. No protest will be considered unless it is presented to the Secretary, in writing with the PROTEST FEE
$50.00, which may be forfeited should the Committee consider the protest frivolous. Any person or persons interfering with a
Judge, or who shall be guilty of unseemly conduct to a Judge or Steward or Official of the Association, or any exhibitors
refusing in any way to carry out the instructions of a Steward, shall be liable, at the discretion of the Committee, to a penalty not
exceeding $50.00, or otherwise, may be disqualified from exhibiting for any period, or may be expelled from the grounds,
together with his/her or their exhibits. The Association reserves the right to alter the time or order of an event. The Association
reserves the right to refuse any nomination by any exhibitor without reason. The Committee reserves the right to cancel or
reduce the prize money through lack of competition. Patrons must park vehicles as directed by Stewards. All ring events will
be broadcast. All ring events will be run under the Rules, By-laws and Regulations of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural
Societies. Any exhibit entered in the wrong class must be transferred to the right class at the discretion of the Judge. Stallions
are NOT permitted to compete in Hack classes unless specified. A Judge shall not have any information prior to or during
judging at an agricultural Show other than what is provided by the Marburg Show Association only.
All prizes awarded at the Show must be collected on the day or as soon as possible in cases where there is a protest.
All prizes not collected will be forfeited to the Association.
Prize- winners of over $50.00 - (Forms available at Show Sec.’s office)
G.S.T. registered prize- winners claim G.S.T. on prize money by issuing a Tax Invoice including A.B.N. OR Hobbyists
form must be filled in OR 48.5% will be withheld. A Copy of these rules may be seen at Secretary's Office.
All Show Space Holders Must Have OWN PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE.
SECTION 14 – HORTICULTURE
CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs. Eileen Steinhardt Ph 07- 5464 4342
STEWARDS: Mrs. Barbara Frohloff; Mrs. Maureen Steinhardt
JUDGING DAY:
Friday 12th May 2017
Commencing at 10.00am SHARP
ENTRIES: Entries will be received at the Steinhardt Pavilion on Thursday night 11th May from 6.30
PM or Friday morning, 12th May from 7AM (prior to Judging)
All exhibits will be judged according to the schedule.
POINTS AWARDED: 1st - 2 points; 2nd - 1 points.
Completed entry forms must be in the hands of the Stewards by 9.30 am
Stewards have requested that classes 1-29 be shown in green bottles. (Some bottles will be available
at the Pavilion).Exhibitors must supply all other vases and containers.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN THEIR PLACE NOT LATER THAN 9.30 am SHARP ON FRIDAY 12th May
2017. ALL EXHIBITORS ATTENDING SHOW TO PAY ADMISSION FEES
Prize money to be collected from the Treasurer's Office from 2PM Saturday 13th May
2017
Entries can be collected after 6pm Saturday 13th May 2017
Sponsors
$25.00 "MOST POINTS IN HORTICULTURAL SECTION" donated by Perfection Press
Voucher "MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 1 - 34" donated by Pohlman’s Nursery
Voucher donated by Trevallan Lifestyle Centre, Brassall "RUNNER UP IN CLASSES 1 - 34";
Voucher donated by Pete’s Hobby Nursery, Lowood to winner of Best Exhibit classes 1-32
$20.00 awarded for the Most Points in Classes 35-60
Prize Money donated by Mrs Maureen Steinhardt for "RUNNER-UP IN CLASSES 35 - 60
Trophy for the BEST EXHIBIT in Classes 33-60
$15.00 donated by Marburg Dist. A and I Assoc INC for "CHAMPION FLORAL ARRANGEMENT IN
CLASSES 61- 70
Trophy Glenwood Nursery, Clarendon, for most points classes 61-70
Voucher for the Best Hand Painted Bucket of arranged flowers Class 71; Second prize $15.00; Third
Prize $10.00
$20.00 Voucher donated by Pohlman’s Nursery to the Exhibitor gaining "MOST POINTS IN CLASSES
72 - 99"
$15.00 donated by Eileen Steinhardt to the Exhibitor gaining "RUNNER UP IN CLASSES 7299"
Voucher donated by Trevallan Lifestyle Centre, Brassall for Most Points in Junior Section
Prize money for junior section donated by Mrs B.Frohloff, Barb’s Kitchen, Minden.
Other trophies that come in for the Horticultural Section after the schedule goes to print
will be allocated by the Chief Steward.
Prize money Classes 1-34
1st $1.50 ; 2nd $1.00 unless specified Entry Fee 45cIncl GST
Class
1. 1 Rose - White
2. 1 Rose - Pink
3. 1 Rose - Yellow
4. 1 Rose - Red
5.
6.
1 Rose - any other colour, not mentioned
One full blown rose - any colour
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
CHAMPION ROSE – Rosette (Classes 1 - 6)
3 Roses - bud to full bloom - one variety
3 Roses - distinct colours
One cut of Mini Roses
Polyanthus Rose
Floribunda Rose
Vase of 6 Roses
3 sprays Chrysanthemums - yellow distinct varieties
14.
15.
16.
17.
3 sprays Chrysanthemums - white distinct varieties
3 sprays Chrysanthemums - single - any other colours
3 sprays Chrysanthemums – double- distinct varieties
6 sprays Chrysanthemums - 6 distinct varieties
18. 3 Hibiscus
19. 3 Gladioli- distinct colours
20. 2 Single Gerberas
21. 2 Double Gerbera
22.Gerberas –AOV
23 . 3 Geraniums Distinct
24. 3 Stems Crucifix Orchids
25. 3 Stems of Daisies –different varieties
26. 3 Pansies
27. 3 Dahlias - 3 distinct colours
28. 3 Bulbous, Tuberous Flowers - distinct
29. 3 Shrub Flowers (Different Varieties )
30. Collection of Phlox
31. Collection of Hibiscus
32. Collection of Marigolds
Best Exhibit Classes 7-32 Rosette
33. Best Collection of Chrysanthemums1st -$5:00 2nd - $3:00
34. 6 varieties of cut flowers in a vase, foliage allowed.
.
FLORAL WORK
Entry Fee – 80c Classes 35 -60
Prize Money 1st - $3 2nd - $2
Class
35.
36.
Vase of Roses-
Bowl of Roses
37.
Vase of Polyanthus or Floribunda Roses
38.
Bowl of Chrysanthemums
39.
Vase of Dahlias
40.
Vase of Double Gerberas
41.
Vase of Bougainvillea’s
42.
Vase of Single Gerberas (own foliage)
43.
Vase of Calendulas
44.
Vase of Sunflowers
45.
Bowl of Nasturtiums
46.
Vase of Foliage
47.
Vase of Pink Flowers
48.
Vase of Blue Flowers
49.Vase of White Flowers
50.Bowl of Mixed Flowers 1st - $4.00; 2nd - $2.00
51.
Bowl or Vase of Shrub Flowers
52. Vase of Flowers - (not mentioned)
53. Trough of Arranged Flowers
54. Basket of cut flowers 1st - $4.00 2nd - $2.00
55. One tray as Floral Carpet
56. Decorative Saucer
57. Float Bowl
58. 3 Vases (suitable table decoration) (overall height not to exceed 8ins or 20cms)
59.2 Vases (suitable dressing table decoration) (overall height not to exceed 4ins or
10cms)
60.
Lady's Spray & Gent's Buttonhole
BEST EXHIBIT (Classes 33 - 60) –RIBBON and prize
FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
"Floral arrangement" means artistic use of Fresh Flowers and Plant Material as stated. Exhibitors
allowed one entry in each class.
A container can be any size or shape unless otherwise stated.
PRIZES:
1st - $4.00 2nd - $3.00
ENTRY FEE: $1.00
Class
61. Arrangement using two colours
62. Informal arrangement
63. Dining Table Arrangement - using a candle
64.
“As I Like It” Arrangement
66.
Arrangement using Driftwood
65.
67.
68.
69.
An Arrangement of flowers in novelty or unusual container
Making the most of one flower (foliage allowed)
An Arrangement using 3 blooms
Arrangement of Fruit and Foliage for effect.
70. Arrangement of Foliage
CHAMPION FLORAL ARRANGEMENT (Classes 61- 70) Ribbon and prize
Class 71. Hand painted bucket of arranged flowers and Foliage for effect. Entry fee $2.50
PRIZES First prize $ 20.00 and ribbon ; Second prize $15.00 and ribbon; Third Prize $10.00 and
ribbon
POT PLANTS
POTS NOT TO EXCEED 12" or 30cm.
PRIZES:
1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00
ENTRY FEE: 60¢
Class
72. Begonia in a pot
73. One African Violet
74. Pot of Caladium
75. Dieffenbachia
76 Zygocactus
77 Pot Plant in bloom or berry (other than an Orchid)
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
Pot& plant suitable for Table decoration (overall height not to exceed 8" or
20cm
Foliage Plant
Pot of Coleus
One Palm
Two Crotons - distinct
3 Bush-house Plants - distinct
84. Climbing Plant support allowed
85. One Succulent Plant
86. Aspidistra
87. One Bromeliad
88. Plant in a hanging container other than Fern
89. Fern in hanging basket
90. 2 Ferns - distinct
91. Maidenhair Fern
92. Nephrolepis Fern
93. Fern - any other variety
94. One Cattleya Orchid
95. One Cooktown Orchid
96. One Orchid - not provided for
97. Pot Plant - not provided for
98. Cacti Garden
99. Bonsai
CHAMPION ORCHID – Rosette
CHAMPION POT PLANT – Ribbon
JUNIOR SECTION
12 YEARS & UNDER
Voucher prize for Most Points in Classes 100-109 Prize money for classes 100-109
sponsored by Mrs B. Frohloff
ENTRY fee Nil
PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $2.00 2nd – $1:00
Class
100. One Rose
101. Vase of Flowers
102.
Floral Saucer
103.
Dressed-up Fruit or Vegetable- to be named
104.
Pot Plant
JUNIOR SECTION
13-17 Years
105 .Vase of Arranged Flowers
106
.Decorated Novelty Container
107.
Ladies Spray
108.
Arrangement using a cup and saucer
109.
Pot Plant
OFFICIALS
Patrons
Mr John H Harris
Mr Sean Choat MP
President
Robert Krause
VICE-PRESIDENTS
Malcolm Sprenger, Micheal Toft , Ross Buchanan, Gaven Anderson
Treasurer
Chris Wilkins
Auditor
McKewin Krause
HON. SOLICITOR
G Ploetz
Caretaker
Dave Niven
Joan Payne
HON. VETERINARY SURGEON
Dr Lena Ferguson B.V.Sc.
SECRETARY
Stephanie Knight
P.O. Box 20, Marburg QLD 4346
Phone: 0421318482
Showgrounds 07-54644132 (Show week only)
LIFE MEMBERS
A Noffke, , N. Sprenger, M.E. Dilger, F. Retschlag, E.M. Steinhardt, C.H. Reinke;; J.Faulkner;
I.Brockhurst
M.E. Steinhardt, A. Steinhardt, M. Sprenger, G. Rohl, R. Krause, E. Retschlag, N. Reinke; E. Steinhardt;
D. Hauschildt, F.A. Willey; D. Fritz; G. Smith;.
MANAGEMENTCOMMITTEE and Committee Members
*Keith Abraham; K. Abraham;; G. Anderson;* D. Bowden; R. Buchanan; *; B W. Dance; M; T.
Endersby; J.A. Faulkner;* R. Hampson; *R Harris *D. Hauschildt; *R Harris, *D. Hines;* C Hines, *L
Johnson; R. Knack; *R. Krause; *A Kickbush; *S Knight; L. Lindstrom; N. Mills; K. McIntyre; * C.
Reinke; *N. Reinke; V. Reinke; G. Smith; *Y Smith, *M. Sprenger; *N. Sprenger; B. Steinhardt; *A.
Steinhardt; *E.A Steinhardt; *M.E. Steinhardt; *Margaret Steinhardt; *M Toft, *C. Trebbin; *G.
Trebbin; *R. Trebbin; *M Toft, *W. Vaughan; * * N Dempsey , F.A. Willey; C.Wilkens, Sue Kunde ,
Nikki Choat, Brenda Berry, Carol Samways, Korrina Nelson
* Management Committee