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2024PlatinumExhibition ShedSponsor

2024GoldenSponsor

2024SilverSponsor

2024PearlBarleySponsors

ExhibitionShedTrophiesareproudlysponsoredbyHutton&Northeyin conjunctionwith:

• ChampionFleece Sponsored byMcknightHoldingsTAFaircloughWool

• FamilywithMostPointsOver AllSectionsof the Show Sponsored by D&S Aynsley

• Juniors (U16) withMostPointsOver Allthe Show Sponsored byA&JSattler excluding equestrian and cattle section.

• Juniors (U16) Runner Up withMost PointsOverAllthe Show Sponsored by WheatbeltAuditCo.excluding equestrian and cattle section.

• Juniors FamilyObtainingMostPoints donated by Nicola&CameronBroun for the family obtaining most points in the Junior Section where two or more siblings have entered.

• Nick Cooke PerpetualTrophy donated byTheCookeFamilyfor the Best Young Exhibitor under 25 years old.

• President’s Trophy donated by JohnMaxwellfor the exhibitor gaining the most points over all sections of the Show. Exhibitors must enter at least THREE SECTIONS to be eligible for this trophy.

• 150th AnniversaryTrophy sponsored by B&LSimswill be presented this year to the Most Outstanding Exhibit in the ProduceSection.

• The SecondMillennium PerpetualArt Trophy donated by theBeverley AgriculturalSociety

BEVERLEYAGRICULTURALSOCIETY(INC)

ABN - 39 447 156 213 PIC - WHSG0035

Affiliated with the Royal Agricultural Society of W.A. (Inc.) and under the Uniform by-laws made in pursuance of clause 6 of the Royal Agricultural Society Act. 1926.

RegulationsandBy–Lawsfor the governing of the 2024 Annual Show, which are subject to any alterations the Committee may deem advisable, may be inspected on Show day at the Secretary’s Office on the grounds.

DISCLAIMER

The Committee of the Beverley Agricultural Society Inc. will not accept liability for injury or accidents to any persons and or damage of any kind to property or livestock.

2024BronzeSponsors

Officials- 2024

PRESIDENT

John Maxwell 0400 146 253

VICEPRESIDENT

Tim Seed 0427 386 009

SECRETARY

Bruce Hunt 0404 044 202

All correspondence to PO Box 108 Beverley WA 6304

TREASURER

Nick Emin 0427 743 444

SHED SECRETARY

Natalie Kilpatrick 0429 056 071

Melissa Blechynden 0429 504 963

MEMBERSHIPSECRETARY

Rochelle Prime 0431 262 775

SCHEDULESECRETARY

Melissa Blechynden 0429 504 963

CHIEFSTEWARD

Heather Kendrick 0427 917 307

GROUNDS

Tim Seed 0427 386 009

COMMITTEEMEMBERS

Lorretta Adams, Sue Britza, Cameron Broun, Jamie Broun, Beverley Murphy, Jessamin Pain, Sandy Woods

PATRONS

Mr Brian Sims Mrs Gaenor Carter Mr Jeff Murray

IMMEDIATEPASTPRESIDENT

Mr Mick Martin

PAST PRESIDENTS

H Sewell, JSeabrooke, ER Parker, C Smith, W Smith, H Lukin, S Williams, E Powell, JW Broun, F Lodge, T Barrett-Lennard, RC Smith, EW Edwards, JS Twine, H Blechynden, G Barrett-Lennard, CR McGlew, ETK Barrett-Lennard, AL Barrett-Lennard, JW Woods, CD Smith, PR Bremner, KH Doncon, BGSims, MS Murray, DJ Barrett-Lennard, CL Doncon, RJ Adams, ETD Barrett-Lennard, RD Smith, G Blight, P Jenkin, J Wallace, N Cooke, D Young, B Flood, JWallace, AShaw, T Cooke, T Reid, T Seed, S Aynsley

President’s Message

I am excited to invite you all to the 2024 Beverley Agricultural Show. It is a day of celebration, community, and showcasing the best of what our region has to offer.

First and foremost, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to our incredible volunteers and generous sponsors. Without your dedication, support, and tireless efforts, this event would not be possible. Your commitment to the Beverley Agricultural Society and our beloved show is truly commendable, and we are deeply grateful for everything you do to make this day a success.

When we gather, it's important to take a moment to reflect on the rich history of the Beverley Agricultural Show. For around 150 years, this event has been a cornerstone of our community, bringing together families, friends, and neighbours to celebrate our agricultural heritage. From its humble beginnings to the vibrant, bustling event we see today, the show has grown and evolved, always with the spirit of community at its heart.

Now, let’s dive into what we have in store for you on the day. We've prepared an exciting run sheet filled with activities and attractions for all ages. From the early morning animal displays and equestrian events to the lively music and entertainment that will carry us into the evening, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Our exhibition sheds are brimming with stunning entries, including delicious cakes, beautiful paintings, captivating photographs, and charming kids' artwork. You’ll also find an impressive array of produce, livestock, and flowers, each entry showcasing the incredible talent and hard work of our participants.

We have plenty of rides and games for the young and young-at-heart, delectable food stalls to satisfy your cravings, and, of course, our fantastic fireworks display to cap off the night. It’s going to be a day filled with joy, laughter, and community spirit.

To all our participants, we wish you the best of luck. Whether you are here to compete, to showcase your work, or simply to enjoy the day, may you find success and happiness in your endeavours. Let's make this year’s Beverley Agricultural Show a memorable one, filled with fun, excitement, and the warmth of our wonderful community.

It will be a day to remember. Enjoy the show!

John Maxwell President

Life

Members

Beverley Agricultural Society (Inc) Financial Members 2023

Cooke T&A

Copping B&J

Carter B

Carter G

De Rossi P

Murray J

Sims B& L

VivianM

Ashworth W&N

Atkinson C&L

Aynsley D&S

Aynsley O

Aynsley R

Bailey D & N

Baker K

Balcom A

Barrett Lennard G

Barrett Lennard J

Barrett Lennard J&L

Barrett Lennard M&H

Barret Lennard M

R&L Barrett Lennard

Bassett T&G

Baumann C

Baumann R

Bekkers P

Blechynden K&M

Blechynden M

Bond M

Britza M&S

Broun C

Broun J

Broun P&A

Broun S&J

Cashmore R

Cleland B&A

Cleland D

Connelly M

Cooke A

Copping M, McCloy S

Corbett P, Palmer A

Criddle B&A

Davey M&E

Devenish C&T

Doncon C&V

Doncon D & Carlshau-

sen S

Doyle L&K

Emin N

Enkelmann J & McLean

Faithfull B&G

Farr J&A

Feilding S&M

Ferguson F

Ferrell K & Pessotto L

Fisher A

Fisher R&F

Fleay D

Foster J

Fregon J&V

French B&L

Gibbs C

Gollan S&S

Halbert B

Hales D

Hales R

Hambly W

Hammond D&C

Hammond M

Harling P & Lillico D

Hayfield E & Macgregor

Heal E&J

Herd S & Strahan G

Higgins P&S

Hill S

Hunt B

Hutchinson B&M

Jenkin P&V

Kehlet L

Kelliher P&T

Kendrick H

Kilpatrick B

Kilpatrick Declan

Kilpatrick Delys

Kilpatrick T&N

Knight P

Lawlor C

Lewis L&C

Luff J & NeameL

Mann B&C

Mann J&K

Markowski A

Marshall S&S

Martin M&S

Martino M&T

Maxwell J

McCallum G&R

McLaughlin T & Row K

McMullen G&C

Mearns S

Mellick C&R

Menz M&C

Menz M&T

Messenger K&N

Miller J

Morrell H

Morrell H&D

Morrell S&S

Morrow T

Moulton G&G

Murphy B

Murray B&A

Murray D&J

Ochtman G

Pain J

Petchell M&G

Pitt P

Raymont P

Rayner E&H

Rayner G&J

Reid T

Ridgeway A & Thompson S

Ridgway R&D

Ross B&J

Sampson D

Sattler J&C

Schilling A & Hewitt V

Seeber V

Seed T

Shaw A&K

Shaw B&C

Shaw L&S

Smith A&R

Smith B

Smith K&H

Smith M&R

Smith R&D

Strange J

Strange M

Tann C

Tasker D&A

Toohey J&J

Walters J&R

Wauchope B

Wilkinson D&Z

Wilkinson S

Wilkinson E

Manythanks toall ourfinancial membersforyour ongoingsupport.

100

Years of Research, Trials and Transformation at Avondale

The 2024 Beverley Agricultural Show is celebrating 100 years of the Avondale Research Station. Through these 100 years, Avondale has conducted research, has seen many a trial and transformed over the years to grow into what it is today.

Avondale sits where the Dale River joins the Avon River Northwest of Beverley. On 4th April 1924, the Department of Agriculture and Food was given 1,740 acres of Avondale for research purposes but the research did not start until 1926.

In the Beverley-York region, a Braxy-like disease originated in 1915; over 15 years farmers reported a 30% loss in sheep. It was during the 1930s that Avondale was used by Dr Harold Bennetts when he found that Bacillus ovitoxicus was the cause of the disease. With this knowledge he was able to develop the infectious enterotoxaemia vaccine. For his efforts, Bennetts received a CBE (Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire). Through this research, Bennetts and colleague Gardner confirmed 24 species of plants as being poisonous, most were from the native pea genera Gastrolobium and Oxylobium. This research led to the publication of The Toxic Plants of Western Australia in 1956. In 1935, Avondale Research station investigated 499 sheep and the effects of castrating male lambs with either mechanical pincers compared to using a knife, both methods being replaced with rubber rings. It was concluded that no significant differences were observable concerning mortality, maturity rates and meat quality.

Dr Eric Underwood began his research at Avondale in the mid-1930s. Underwood's research included the results of sulphur on wool growth, he followed that research with investigations into botulism in sheep during 1935. Moving to the 1940s, Underwood studied the nutritional value of hay and pasture for sheep, these studies were published in the Journal of Agriculture. Through the 1950s Avondale had monitored its sheep flocks as part of the research into the Dwalganup strain of clover as a livestock feed and its effect on ewe fertility. Through the 1960s and 1970s Avondale was involved with the breeding and trial of various cereal crops for use within Western Australia.

The machinery museum was built in 1979 and other buildings were restored to their original condition. Since the early 1980s, Avondale has focused on environmental and sustainable farming along with farm income supplemental alternatives like marron farming. Machinery was restored by the Department of Agriculture mechanics. In 1978 an invitation to visit and open Avondale's agricultural displays was sent to Prince Charles, this was accepted and on 16 March 1979, Avondale was officially opened with a commemorative tree planting near the entrance to the farm. Today, Avondale is managed by the National Trust and is open to the public at varying times throughout the year.

We thank Mr Peter Jenkin for opening the 2024 Beverley Show. Mr Jenkin is a former manager of the research station and valued member of the Beverley community.

ShowRegulations &Notices

Entry forms close 5pm Friday 9 August 2024 except for Section F (Fruit and Vegetables) and Section J (Flowers) which close 5pm Tuesday 13 August 2024.

NOLATEENTRIESWILLBEACCEPTED

1. All exhibition shed entries must be delivered between 1pm and 6pm on Thursday 15August, except perishables.

2. Perishables (Section C - Produce, Section F - Fruit & Vegetables and Section J - Flowers), must be received by 10am on Friday 16August.

3. Please check individual sections for specific regulations.

4. Each exhibit must clearly show – NAME, SECTION and CLASS NUMBER in which it is entered.

5. Exhibits must be labelled in such a way that labels can be removed or covered for judging.

6. The Committee will take every care of exhibits, but will not be responsible for any loss by accident, fire or other means either in transit, in the building or during exhibition.

7. Judging commences on Friday at 1pm unless otherwise specified.

8. No person other than judges and officials will be allowed in the exhibition shed while judging is in progress.

9. Judges are required to disqualify entries that do not adhere to regulations. At the discretion of the Committee, no inappropriate content will be accepted.

10. Should there be a tie in any section in which points are awarded for trophies, the exhibitor gaining the greatest number of firsts shall be declared the winner.

11. The Society reserves the right to substitute trophies of equal value to cash prizes or vice versa.

12. All prize money will be paid on Show day from the Show Office from 12noon.

13. NO EXHIBITS ARE TO BE REMOVED FROM THE EXHIBITION SHED BEFORE 4.30pm ON SHOW DAY without written permission from either the Shed Secretary or Chief Steward.

14.All persons entering the grounds on Show day, other than those carrying Members or Complimentary tickets will be required to pay admission.

Steward: Cameron Broun

SECTION B –WOOL

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Entries to bestaged by: 10am Friday 16 August

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

Entry Fee: $1

McknightHoldings TAFairclough Wool - Champion Fleece

JP& JLBroun - Most Points Overall

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbons for Grand Champion, Champion Medium Wool Fleece and Champion Fine Wool Fleece

Regulations

Wool must be from the current season’s clip and must not be more than 396 days. Fleece to be skirted to the standard recognised by the Wool Brokers. Maximum

Merino fleece, super fine wool, from ewe or wether (point judging)

Merino fleece, fine wool, from ewe or wether (point judging)

Merino fleece, medium wool from ewe or wether (point judging)

Merino fleece, strong wool from ewe or wether (point judging)

5 Merino ram fleece, from Beverley district (point judging), Not eligible for Champion Ribbon

6 Merino fleece, ewe or wether (point judging), Stud breeders are not eligible

Two Merino fleeces, fine or medium, ewe or wether (point judging)

Two Merino fleeces, strong wool, ewe or wether (point judging)

Merino fleece, other than ram, to be judged for commercial value

10 Merino lambs fleece, open, (point judging)

Five Merino fleeces, ewe or wether to be judged for commercial value, Stud breeders not eligible

12 Any other breed fleece, ewe or wether (point judging)

Any other breed fleece, ram (point judging)

SHEEP - DISPLAYONLY

Steward: Jamie Broun - 08 9646 1339 or 0428 912 441

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Penningby: 8am Saturday 17 August

Regulations

Open to commercial and stud breeders.

Penning and loading ramps supplied.

Entry Fee: $20 per exhibitor

Maximum 12 sheep per exhibitor. All exhibitors to have a waybill.

Beverley Ag Society PIC No. WHSG0035

The Beverley Agricultural Society committee wish to warmly thank all judges, stewards, members, friends, exhibitors, members of the community and local business who help and support the show with donations of trophies, prize money and precious time.

Steward: John Hawke

SECTION C – PRODUCE

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Entries to bestaged by: 10am Friday 16 August

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

Andrew& KellieShaw - Most Points

Westlands Honey - Runner up

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2

Beverley Agricultural Society – Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

150thAnniversary Trophy fortheMostOutstanding Exhibit - B& LSims

Regulations ALLENTRIES TOBEGROWN BY EXHIBITOR

Sheaves and pasture blocks MUST be size specified.

Classes 1-7 to be judged for seed purposes only, may be pickled.

Classes 1-7entries to be in accordance with the CBH Delivery Standards.

Classes 8-15 to be judged for growth appropriate to class and seasonal conditions.

Class

GRAIN ORSEED(Variety tobenamed)

1 Wheat, any variety, 10-15kg

2 Oats, for milling, 8-10kg

3 Oats, for feed, any variety, 8-10kg

4 Barley, two row, 8 -10kg, acceptable for malting

5 Lupins, any variety, 10 -15kg

6 Pulse, for grain, 10 -15kg

7 Any other seed, 1- 5kg

SHEAF15-20cmindiameter(Varietyto benamed)

8 Green Wheaten, for grain

9 Green Oaten, for grain

10 Green Barley, for grain

11 Green Wheaten, for hay or chaff

12 Green Oaten, for hay or chaff

13 Green Lupins, for grain, complete plant with root system

14 Green Canola, for grain

15 Green Pulse

HAY

16 Cereal Hay, half bale

17 Round Bale Sample, 4-6kg

BLOCK PASTURE (30cm x 30cm NOT to be grown in a box)

18 Grazed Pasture

19 Subterranean Clover

20 Pasture grown on salt land

21 Legumes other than Subterranean Clover

SECTION D –CATTLE

Chief Steward: Sandy Woods

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

RingSteward: Terry Woods

Entry Fee: $5 per entry

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

Beverley Agricultural Society - RibbonsforGrand ChampionFemale and Grand Champion Bull

Beverley Earthmoving - Most Successful Exhibitor

Regulations FOR LEDSTEERS

Classes will be decided on the day. Please bring age and weight of steer with you.

Animal to be weighed within 48 hours of arriving on Show grounds.

Class

1 Bull born on or after June 1, 2023 and before Dec 31, 2023

2 Bull born on or after April 1, 2023 and before May 31, 2023

3 Bull born on or after Jan 1, 2023 and before March 31, 2023

JUNIORCHAMPION BULL

RESERVEJUNIORCHAMPION BULL

4 Bull born on or before Dec 31, 2022

SENIORCHAMPION BULL

RESERVESENIORCHAMPION BULL

GRANDCHAMPIONBULL

5 Female born on or after June 1, 2023 and Dec 31, 2023

6 Female born on or after April 1, 2023 and before May 31, 2023

7 Female born on or after Jan 1, 2023 and before March 31, 2023

JUNIORCHAMPION FEMALE

RESERVEJUNIORCHAMPION FEMALE

8 Female born on or after Dec 31, 2022

SENIORCHAMPION FEMALE

RESERVESENIORCHAMPION FEMALE

GRANDCHAMPION FEMALE

9 Led Steer

MOST SUCCESSFUL

EXHIBITOR

Entries to be on the groundsby no later than 9amSaturday17August. Judging will commence at 10.30am.

ROYALAGRICULTURALSOCIETY OF WAINC -JUNIOR CATTLE JUDGINGAND JUNIOR CATTLE PARADINGCOMPETITION

Open to anyone including Agricultural School students that are under 25 years of age on the 1st of May in the year of the State Finals, with a minimum age of 15. State Finals of the Junior Judging Competition to be held at the Perth Royal Show in September 2024. Beverley Show placegetters will have the opportunity to compete. The winner of the State Final will then compete in the National Junior Judging Competition in the year 2024. Please note that the Judging of the Parading Competitionwilltake place duringthe maincattle judging.

SECTION E -POULTRY

Chief Steward: Jessamin Pain – 0447 722 958/beverleyagpoultry@gmail.com

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9thAugust (please allow 10 business days for postage)

Penning: All exhibits to be penned between 7.00amand8:30am Saturday 17 August. (Penning also available 5.30pm to7.00pm Friday 16 August (by prior arrangement)

Judging: Commences from 9.00am - Judges decision is final!

Presentations: from 3.00pm Saturday 17th August

Unpenning: following presentations. Sunday Unpenning by arrangement

Entry Fee: $1 per exhibit, Juniors (15years andunder) free

Entry Form: Please complete entry form enclosed, filling in all required information. Please double check class as entries into the wrong class cannot be judged. Keep a copy of your entry form for your reference. Please provide an email or mobile number so that entries may be confirmed.

Abbreviations

AV - Any Variety, AOV - Any Other Variety, AC – Any Colour, AOC – Any Other Colour, OEG – Old English Game

SECTION F –FRUIT & VEGETABLES

Stewards: Robyn Cashmore and Lyn Murphy

Entries Close: 5pm Tuesday 13 August

Entry Fee: $1

Entries to bestaged by: 10am Friday 16 August Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

AvonTrading - Most Points, C & K Blechynden - Runner Up

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit Regulations

All fruit and vegetables must be grown by the exhibitor (plates provided). Vegetables shown in “collection” cannot compete in other classes.

Class

VEGETABLES

1 Vegetables, best collection, to be judged for quality, at least six varieties

2 Lettuce, any type, one head

3 Broccoli, one head

4 Cabbage, one head

5 Cauliflower, one head

6 Brussel Sprouts, six heads

7 Onions, any variety, three bulbs

8 Swede or Turnip, any variety, three

9 Carrots, three

10 Peas, any variety, ten pods

11 Broad Beans, ten pods

12 Rhubarb, six sticks

13 Radishes, bunch of six

14 Celery, 1 head

15 Beetroot, bunch of three

16 Shallots or Spring Onions, bunch of ten

17 Silver beet, four stalks, in jar of water

18 Kale, any variety, four stalks, in jar of water

19 Potatoes, six

20 Pumpkin, any variety

21 Pumpkin, biggest, any variety

22 Cabbage, biggest, any variety

23 Leek, bunch of three

24 Best collection of Root Vegetables, minimum of 4

25 Herbs – bundle of three in a jar of water

26 Any other vegetable, not mentioned above, variety named

27 Unusually shaped vegetable FRUIT

28 Oranges, six, other than Navel

29 Oranges, six, Navel

30 Lemons, six

31 Mandarins, six

32 Grapefruit, five

33 Limes, six

34 Almonds in shell, any variety, 250g

35 Any other fruit not mentioned above, six

SECTION G –COOKERY

Stewards: Carol Veitch, Rebecca Smith and Elaine Hutchinson

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Entries to bestaged by: 6pm Thursday 15 August

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

CWA Beverley - Most Points

CWA Beverley - Runner Up

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Regulations

All exhibits must be at least 12 hours old. Cakes to be un-iced, unless otherwise stated. All sponges must be made in round tins and un-filled. All entries to be displayed on a suitable glass or china plate. In the interest of hygiene and appearance, exhibits MUST be placed in a clear oven bag but not sealed.

Class 1 Date and Walnut Loaf

2 Fruit and Nut Loaf

3 Boiled Fruit Cake, no topping

4 Fruit Cake, suitable for Christmas or Birthday, glace cherries and nuts allowed 5 Banana Cake 6 Carrot Cake, iced 7 Chocolate Cake

8 Marble Cake 9 Orange Cake

Sponge Sandwich (2 layers and not filled)

11 Swiss Roll, with jam, ends not to be cut

12 Decorated Cake, material optional, i.e., butter icing, lollies, etc

13 Decorated Cake, formal celebration, covered with fondant/ready to roll

14 Decorated Cake, novice

15 Anzac Biscuits, 6

16 Plate of biscuits, 2 varieties, 3 of each

17 Shortbread, Six pieces

18 Slice, 6, one variety, cooked or uncooked

19 Brownies, Three

20 Gluten Free biscuit or slice, 3 pieces

21 Plate of Plain Scones, Four

22 Plate of Sweet Scones, Four

23 Plate of Pumpkin Scones, Four

24 Muffins, 3

25 Cupcakes, three, not iced

26 Plate of Pikelets, Six, 5-7cm across

27 Meats Pies, 2 single serve size, may be made in a pie machine

28 Mini Pizza, 2

Classes continued on next page

29 Quiche

30 Sausage Rolls, 4

31 Bread, cooked in a bread machine

32 Bread, hand-made, not machine

33 Sour Dough Loaf

SECTION H - PRESERVES ANDHOMEPRODUCE

Stewards: Kim Riddell and Julie Anderson

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Entries to bestaged by: 6pm Thursday 15 August

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2

EA& JAHeal - Most points in Classes 1 - 23, Classes 24 - 40, Classes 41-48

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Regulations

All entries in classes 1-21 to be in clear glass containers (jam in jam jars) with plain screw top lids and no cloth covers.

No advertising on lids.

All entries labelled with date and variety on side of containers.

EGGS

All eggs to be on a plate (supplied). Eggs should be clean, not washed or oiled. Eggs to be judged on uniformity, size, colour and weight.

Class PRESERVES

1 Orange Marmalade

2 Grapefruit Marmalade

3 Any other variety Marmalade

4 Apricot Jam, (fresh fruit)

5 Fig Jam, (fresh fruit)

6 Plum Jam, (fresh fruit)

7 Combination Jam or any other variety, (fresh fruit)

8 Collection of home-made Jams, at least three varieties – no Marmalade

9 Fruit Jelly, any variety

10 Lemon Butter

11 Dehydrated or sun dried fruit, one variety

12 Pickles, home-made with mustard

13 Chutney, any variety

14 Relish, any variety

15 Tomato Sauce (one bottle)

16 Sauce, any other variety (one bottle)

17 Onions, pickled in white vinegar

18 Pickled vegetables in white vinegar

19 Olives, pickled, black/green

20 Olives, marinated

21 Dehydrated or sun dried vegetable, one variety

22 Collection off the pantry shelf of six items

23 Extra Virgin Olive Oil

APICULTURE

24 Honey, one jar, harvested by exhibitor

25 Honey, one jar, commercially produced

Classes continued on next page

SECTION I - NEEDLEWORK

Stewards: Sandy Woods and Dianne Turner

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Entries to bestaged by: 6pm Thursday 15 August

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

W& H Kendrick - Most Points in Classes 1 - 10

B& PKnight - Most Points in Classes 11 - 23

B& PKnight - Most Points in Classes 24 - 40

B& ACleland - Most Points in Classes 41- 46

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Regulations

All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. All adult garments must be exhibited on coat hangers. Doyleys to be on backing paper.

No article that has previously been exhibited is eligible for entry. All articles must be clean, may be washed but not starched, and free from pet hair.

Class HANDEMBROIDERY/ NEEDLEWORK

1 Tapestry or Long Stitch, one article

2 Cross-stitch, framed, can have other stitches

3 Cross-stitch miniature item, 10cm x 10cm maximum

4 Candle wicking, one article

5 Doyley, or Table Cloth, hand embroidered

6 Patchwork, one block (excluding quilts)

7 Appliqué, any small item (excluding quilts)

8 Quilting, any small item

9 Embroided and/or smocked item

10 Any other hand worked item

CROCHET

11 Doyley or Centrepiece, one only

12 Toy

13 Lap Rug or Baby Blanket, not to exceed 115cm x 115cm

14 Beanie, Scarf or Gloves

15 Baby Cardigan/Jumper

16 Any article not mentioned

KNITTING

17 Adult’s jumper or cardigan, sleeves optional

18 Child’s jumper or cardigan

19 Baby’s jumper or cardigan

20 Baby set (0-2yrs), Booties and Beanie

21 Beanie, Scarf or Gloves

Classes continued on next page

MACHINESEWING

Any machine piece of patchwork 25

Baby’s dress up to 2 years

Child’s dress 27

Child’s shirt or blouse 28

Baby’s/Child’s sleepwear 29 Any other garment or set for a child

Garment in pure wool

Machine appliqué, any small item 38

Machine quilting, any small item 39

Machine embroidery, any small item 40

Any other machine item QUILTING

41 A quilt, hand pieced and hand quilted

42 A quilt, hand appliquéd and/or embroidered, machine pieced and machine quilted

43 A quilt, machine appliquéd and/or embroidered, machine pieced and machine quilted

44 A quilt, combination of hand or machine pieced and hand or machine quilted

45 A quilt, top made by Exhibitor, but quilted by another person

46 Wall hanging or art quilt, any technique Beverley Agricultural Society(Inc) ontheinternet.

Check us out at http://www.beverleyagsociety.com/ Facebook & Instagram: @beverleyagsociety

Visit us to get your extra entry forms, membership forms and most importantly keep up to date with all the news about show day.

SECTION J – FLOWERS

Stewards: Geraldine Faithfull and Denise Hales

Entries Close: 5pm Tuesday 13 August

Entries to bestaged by: 10am Friday 16 August

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

M& B Vivian - Most Points in Classes 1 - 22

M& B Vivian - Most Points in Classes 23- 36

M& B Vivian - Most Points in Classes 37- 46

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Regulations

All exhibits in Classes 1 - 35 must be grown by exhibitor. Pots not to exceed 30cm and exhibitor to provide saucers.

Class SPECIMENCLASS

1 Camellia, double, one bloom

2 Camellia, single, one bloom

3 Collection of garden flowers, three cuts, one variety

4 Flowering native shrub, tree, or climber, one cut

5 Flowering shrub, tree, or climber, one cut

6 Geranium, double, with leaf, one cut

7 Geranium, single, with leaf, one cut

8 Geranium, ivy with leaf, one cut

9 Pansies or Violas, four blooms, separate containers

10 Collection of Bulbs/Corms/Rhizomes, limit six, one spike each

11 Orchid, one spike

12 Daffodils, bicolour, two blooms

13 Daffodils, double, two blooms

14 Daffodils, split corona, two blooms

15 Daffodils, trumpets, two blooms

16 Jonquils, double, any variety, three blooms

17 Jonquils, single, any variety, three blooms

CONTAINERS (Vase or Bowl)

18 Calendulas, one or mixed colours, own foliage

19 Daisies, collection one or mixed colours, own foliage

20 Flowers, one variety, not otherwise specified, own foliage

21 Geraniums, not less than three colours, own foliage

22 Mixed flowers, any foliage

HANGINGBASKETS/CONTAINERandPOT PLANTS

23 Hanging basket/hanging container, in bloom

24 Hanging basket/hanging container, more than one variety

Hanging basket/hanging container, non variegated foliage

Hanging basket/hanging container, variegated foliage Classes continued on next page

27 Cactus in pot, one only

28 Mixed herbs, in pot

29 Mixed annual flowers, in pot

30 Pot plant, in bloom

31 Pot plant, non variegated foliage

32 Pot plant, variegated foliage

33 Succulent in pot, one only

34 Cactus/succulent garden, in container

35 Orchid, in bloom

36 Bulbs, in bloom, in pot

FLORALART (Materials need not be grown by exhibitor)

37 Basket of fresh flowers, plain basket, any foliage

38 Interpretive display (song, with caption)

39 Fresh floral arrangement, any foliage, with candle or candles

40 Fresh floral arrangement, any foliage, in unusual container

41 Fresh floral arrangement, any foliage, with wood (no restrictions)

42 Fresh floral arrangement of one bloom, own foliage

43 Fresh foliage arrangement, no restrictions

44 Silk and Natural Dried arrangement

45 Arrangement, Fresh Flowers and Fruit

46 '100 Years of Research, Trials and Transformation at Avondale'

Stewards: Marylou Hutchinson and Jenny Broun

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Entries to bestaged by: 6pm Thursday 15 August

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

Beverley Station Arts - Most Points

Entry Fee: $1

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Beverley Agricultural Society - The Second Millenium Perpetual Art Trophy

Regulations

Name, Section and Class to be shown clearly on the back.

Art to be suitably equipped to hang but not necessarily framed.

All to be own work and is accepted at the risk of the exhibitor.

Limit of two exhibits per person per class.

Work to have been completed within the last two years and not to have been previously shown or won a prize at the Beverley Agricultural Show.

SECTION L – PHOTOGRAPHY

Stewards: Carissa Shaw and Chris Mann

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Entries to bestaged by: 6pm Thursday 15 August

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

T & ACooke - Most Points

Tim& NatalieKilpatrick - Runner Up

Entry Fee: $1

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Regulations

Prints and enlargements must be mounted on black or white card stock, with no more than 2cm as a border.

Each photo to be entered in one class only. No titles permitted.

Name of exhibitor and class must be on back.

Photographs must be taken by the person entering. Normal commercial processing or home processing is acceptable. Photographs exceeding the maximum size will not be judged. Photographs NOT to beframedwithglass.

SECTION M – HANDICRAFTS

Stewards: Verna McKelvie

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

Entry Fee: $1

Entries to bestaged by: 6pm Thursday 15 August Prizes: 1

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

Anonymous - Most Points in Classes 1 - 23

Anonymous - Most Points in Classes 24 - 30

Anonymous - Most Points in Classes 31 - 36

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Regulations

All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. No article that has previously been exhibited is eligible for entry. All articles must be clean, may be washed but not starched. In Classes 10 and 11 the doll may be a purchased one. Names on articles must be removable or concealable for judging. Class

SCRAPBOOKING

Photos

SECTION N – JUNIORS

Stewards: Ros Mellick, Jacinta Murray, Jennifer Murray and Kerry Law

Entries Close: 5pm Friday 9 August

EntryFee: Free

Entries to bestagedby: 6pm Thursday 15 August Prizes: 1st $4, 2nd $2

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

A& JSattler - Most Points over all the show

Wheatbelt AuditCo. - Runner Up to Most Points over all the show

Nicola & CameronBroun - The family obtaining most points in the Junior Section where two or more siblings have entered

Regulations

Each entry must be the work of one person and exhibited in that person’s name.

All cookery items to be placed on a plate and in a clear oven bag.

Please limit entries to two per class.

YEAR1ANDBELOW

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

ESquireContracting - Most Points

ESquireContracting - Runner Up

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Class

1 Item made from any material - Plastic, Wood or Recycled

2 Original model made from Lego, Duplo, Meccano or Magnetic Tiles (must not be a kit)

3 Plasticine or play dough model on small paper plate

4 Drawing, any subject, any medium

5 Painting, any subject, any medium

6 Any piece of collage (no larger than A4 size)

7 Plate of three iced and decorated milk arrowroot biscuits

8 Vase of Flowers, decoratively arranged

9 Photo, colour, any subject (15cm x 10cm) (6"x4")

10 Pet rock, any design (max 500grams)

11 Edible necklace

12 Any other craft article, not listed

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

ESquireContracting - Most Points

ESquireContracting - Runner Up

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Class

13 Plate of three small cakes, decorated

14 Chocolate Crackles, six

15 Six Pikelets, 5 – 7cm across

16 Miniature Garden, not more than 38cm x 38cm

17 Floral sand saucer (flowers to cover all sand)

18 Drawing, must be original, any subject, any medium

19 Painting, any subject, any medium

20 Original model made from Lego, Duplo, Meccano or Magnetic Tiles (must not be a kit)

21 Item made from any material - Plastic, Wood or Recycled

22 Photo, colour, any subject (15cm x 10cm) (6” x 4”)

23 Poem, any subject, max 8 lines

24 Any other craft article, not listed

Hutton& Northey Sales SponsoredTrophies

Beverley CRC - Most Points

Beverley CRC - Runner Up

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

Class

25 Animal made from root vegetable/fruit

26 Mini Pizzas, two

27 Plate of Scones, plain, four

28 Plate of Cookies, four, one variety

29 Any piece of hand needlework

30 Drawing, any subject, any medium

31 Painting, any subject, any medium

32 Photograph, colour, any subject (15cm x 10cm) (6” x 4”)

33 Item made from any material – plastic, wood etc (no kits, no lego)

34 Poem, any subject, max 8 lines

35 Greeting Card (hand-made)

36 Any other craft article, not listed

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K& MBlechynden - Most Points

K& MBlechynden - Runner Up

Beverley Agricultural Society - Ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit

37 Scrapbooking, any item

38 Chocolate Cake, not iced

39 Sausage Rolls, six

40 Any piece of Needlework

41 Drawing, any medium, any subject

42 Painting, any subject, any medium

43 Photograph, colour, any subject (15cm x 10cm) (6” x 4”)

44 Woodwork Article

45 Metalwork Article, any item

46 Novelty Article, made from recycled material

47 Poem, any subject, max 8 lines

48 Any other craft article, not listed

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**NOLATEENTRIESWILLBEACCEPTED**

SECTION B –WOOL

SHEEP - DISPLAYONLY

SECTION C – PRODUCE

SECTION D –CATTLE

Regulations FOR LEDSTEERS

EXHIBITOR

ROYALAGRICULTURALSOCIETY OF WAINC -JUNIOR CATTLE JUDGINGAND JUNIOR CATTLE PARADINGCOMPETITION

SECTION E -POULTRY

SECTION F –FRUIT & VEGETABLES

SECTION G –COOKERY

SECTION H - PRESERVES ANDHOMEPRODUCE

SECTION I - NEEDLEWORK

SECTION J – FLOWERS

HANGINGBASKETS/CONTAINERandPOT PLANTS

SECTION L – PHOTOGRAPHY

SECTION M – HANDICRAFTS

SCRAPBOOKING

SECTION N – JUNIORS

YEAR1ANDBELOW

NOLATEENTRIESWILLBEACCEPTED