Golden Bay 125th A&P Show - BOOTH SCHEDULE 2022
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Golden Bay 125th A&P Show
BOOTH SCHEDULE 2022
THIS IS AN EARLY LIST OF THE CLASSES that will be available for entering
into in the 125th Golden Bay A&P Show on the 15th January 2022.
The full schedule containing sponsors, trophies, all animal classes and
repeating the booth classes will be available in October 2021.
This list of classes has been put out early on request from entrants to allow
time for planning and creating booth entries over the winter months.
For the 125th show some classes have been replaced with ideas from old
catalogues, some have been added as new, or more modern classes and many
of the old favourites that have stood the test of time remain.
The Children’s section has been revamped to make the classes more fun,
interesting and challenging.
PRIZES FOR THIS 125TH SHOW HAVE BEEN INCREASED:
All Adult classes to: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 (where applicable)
All Children’s classes to: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $2
Entry fees remain at: Adults 50c, Children 20c per class
Photography prizes as listed in Section 10
Photography entry $1.00 per class
The full schedule containing Sponsors, Trophies and all
classes will be available in October 2021
SECTION 6
Home Cooking, Home Produce (including Cheese), Wine, Homebrew Beer
All cooking, produce, wines, beers and cheeses MUST be cooked
or produced by the named entrant.
HOME COOKING 15. CHEESE SCONES, 3 (Old)
Home cooking must be exhibited only in clear 16. FRUIT MUFFINS, 3
plastic bags and on a cake board or firm plate. 17. ICED CUPCAKES, 3
(NO GLAD WRAP PLEASE) 18. MERINGUES, 3
19. APPLE PIE (Old)
1. 125th CELEBRATORY CAKE to be judged on
20. STEAMED PUDDING
originality of design and/or decoration
21. BREAD, handmade
2. CHOCOLATE ZUCCHINI CAKE, uniced
22. RAW SLICE, 3 pieces (Modern day)
(Modern day)
23. LAMINGTONS, 3 unfilled (Old)
3. BANANA CAKE, iced, not sandwich
24. BACON AND EGG PIE – with pastry top
4. CARROT CAKE, iced
25. OPEN ANY OTHER CATEGORY – sweet
5. FRUIT LOAF
26. OPEN ANY OTHER CATEGORY – savoury
6. CUSTARD SQUARE, 3 pieces (Old)
27. SELECTION of AFTERNOON TEA CAKES filled,
7. ANZAC BISCUITS, 3
5 varieties, eg Queen cakes, Cinnamon oysters,
8. MACARONS, 3 (Modern day)
Cream puffs, Chocolate eclairs, Butterfly cakes
9. COLLECTION OF BISCUITS, 3 varieties, 3 of each
28. CHOCOLATE CHALLENGE: CHOCOLATE CAKE,
10. SLICE OR SQUARE, uncooked, 3 pieces
iced; CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS, 3; CHOCOLATE
11. CHOCOLATE BROWNIE, 3 pieces (Old)
SPONGE ROLL, filled. On a tray to be judged
12. SHORTBREAD, shaped & decorated, 6 pieces
collectively.
(Old)
29. LUNCH TRAY 1920’S ERA (Old)
13. PIKELETS, 3
14. DATE SCONES, 3 (Old)
30. OATY GINGER SLICE, set recipe from Wholemeal Café, 3 pieces
INGREDIENTS Icing:
Base: 75g softened butter
150g butter 3/4 cup icing sugar
2 Tbsp golden syrup 2 Tbsp golden syrup
3/4 cup brown sugar 3 tsp ground ginger
3/4 cup desiccated coconut
1 1/2 cups rolled oats (grunty oats, not instant)
3/4 cup plain flour
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 1/2 tsp ground ginger
METHOD
Preheat the oven to 180˚C (160˚C fan bake).
1. To make the base, put the butter, golden syrup and brown sugar into a medium–large saucepan and
stir over a low heat until melted.
2. Remove from the heat and add all the dry ingredients to the saucepan.
3. Mix thoroughly.
4. Press into a greased or non-stick 20 x 30cm slice tin. Bake for 15–20 minutes. Longer means crunchier!
5. Mark into squares while still warm.
6. Make the icing by mixing the softened butter with the sugar, golden syrup and ginger.
7. Stir until very smooth.
8. Spread the icing over the cooled base and swizzle or decorate with a fork.
9. When completely cold, cut through the icing and separate the squares.
10. Makes 24 squares.
HOME PRODUCE 47. 1 JAR PRESERVED FRUIT
31. 1 DOZEN HEN EGGS, heaviest; double yolked 48. CHEESE fresh, any milk
disqualified 49. CHEESE aged, any milk (Modern day)
32. 1 JAR BERRY JAM 50. BUTTER, in a covered butter dish (Old)
33. 1 JAR JAM of choice, not berry 51. ANY NON ALCOHOLIC DRINK ready to be served
34. 1 JAR JELLY JAM, not apple
35. 1 JAR APPLE JELLY (Old) WINE
36. 1 JAR MARMALADE 52. GRAPE WINE, sweet
37. 1 JAR LEMON HONEY 53. GRAPE WINE, dry
38. 1 BOTTLE TOMATO SAUCE 54. ANY OTHER TYPE OF WINE, sweet
39. 1 BOTTLE PLUM SAUCE 55. ANY OTHER TYPE OF WINE, dry
40. 1 BOTTLE ANY OTHER SAUCE
41. 1 JAR TOMATO RELISH HOMEBREW BEER
42. 1 JAR RELISH / CHUTNEY of choice, not tomato 56. LAGER
43. 1 JAR MUSTARD PICKLES 57. ALE
44. 1 JAR PICKLED ONIONS 58. STOUT
45. 1 JAR PRESERVED BEETROOT 59. CIDER
46. 1 JAR BOTTLED WHOLE TOMATOES (Old)
SECTION 7
Vegetables and Fruit
All vegetables and fruit must have been grown by the named entrant.
VEGETABLES 28. TWO WHITE CUCUMBERS
1. COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES, one of each variety 29. THREE ARTICHOKES (Old)
2. THREE POTATOES, blue variety 30. THREE ZUCCHINI
3. THREE POTATOES, white variety 31. CHERRY TOMATOES, one truss
4. THREE POTATOES, red variety 32. THREE TOMATOES, smooth, ripe
5. THREE HEAVIEST POTATOES 33. THREE TOMATOES, Italian type
6. THREE BROWN ONIONS 34. THREE TOMATOES, Heritage, named
7. THREE RED ONIONS 35. THREE RED BEET, round
8. THREE RED ONIONS, heaviest 36. THREE RED BEET, long
9. FIVE ESCHALOTS EXHIBITION (large) 37. BULB OF GARLIC
10. FIVE ESCHALOTS PICKLING (small) 38. TWO CAPSICUM, same variety
11. THREE CARROTS, intermediate 39. ANY VEGETABLE not already specified in
12. THREE CARROTS, short variety classes 2–38
13. THREE RADISHES, any variety
14. SILVERBEET, one head FRUIT
15. HERBS, culinary varieties, cut, named All citrus fruit will be cut by Judge
and in a jar 40. COLLECTION OF CITRUS FRUIT, one of each
16. BROCCOLI, one head 41. THREE LEMONS, Meyer
17. PEAS, four pods 42. THREE ORANGES
18. BEANS, staked, runner, four pods 43. THREE GRAPEFRUIT
19. BEANS, dwarf, four pods 44. THREE STRAWBERRIES
20. LONGEST BEAN 45. THREE RASPBERRIES
21. BUNCH OF RHUBARB, four stalks, giant 46. COLLECTION OF BERRY FRUIT, 3 varieties,
22. BUNCH OF RHUBARB, four stalks, small 3 of each
23. ONE CABBAGE 47. THREE PLUMS
24. ONE LETTUCE 48. THREE PIP FRUIT, 3 different varieties
25. TWO CUCUMBERS, long or telegraph 49. THREE STONE FRUIT, 3 different varieties
26. TWO CUCUMBERS, medium 50. THREE GREENGAGES (Old)
27. TWO CUCUMBERS, short
SECTION 8
Flowers and Art
All flowers / plant material – excepting Decorative Section –
must have been grown by the entrant.
DECORATIVE 36. THREE DAHLIAS POMPOM, different colours
1. ARRANGEMENT USING ONE FLOWER 37. THREE DAHLIAS WATER LILY, different colours
2. ARRANGEMENT USING FIVE FLOWERS 38. THREE DAHLIAS, any varieties not scheduled
3. ARRANGEMENT OF ROSES 39. ONE HEAD HYDRANGEA
4. ARRANGEMENT OF DAHLIAS 40. COLLECTION OF FOUR FLOWERING SHRUBS
5. WREATH 40cm diameter, any natural materials different varieties, one of each
(Old) 41. COLLECTION OF PERENNIALS, 8 varieties,
6. ARRANGEMENT of WILD FLOWERS 1 stem of each, includes bulbs
(Modern day) 42. COLLECTION OF ANNUALS, 8 varieties,
7. VASE OF FLOWERS, vase height to be up to 20cm 1 stem of each
8. DECORATED BASKET containing moss (Old) 43. ALSTROEMARIA, 3 stems
9. FLOATING BOWL 44. CALLA LILIES, 3 stems
10. ARRANGEMENT using WHITE, CREAM & GREEN 45. THREE AFRICAN MARIGOLDS, large
(Old) 46. THREE FRENCH MARIGOLDS, small
11. CANDLE ARRANGEMENT 47. COLLECTION OF ZINNIAS (Old)
12. LOW TABLE ARRANGEMENT, height up to 15cm 48. THREE PANSIES, in a saucer or small bowl
13. DRIED ARRANGEMENT 49. THREE DIFFERENT BLOOMS IN ONE VASE, one
14. MODERN ARRANGEMENT flower of each
15. AQUA JAR 50. THREE DIFFERENT SPIKES / CLUSTERS OF
16. BRIDESMAID’S POSY (Old) FLOWERS
17. BEST ARRANGED FLOWERS in novelty container 51. THREE CARNATIONS (Old)
18. SUCCULENT IN A CONTAINER, 52 THREE ANTIRRHINUMS (snap dragons) (Old)
up to 20cm diameter
19. MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT, up to 10cm height ROSES
and width 53. THREE MINIATURE ROSE BLOOMS, decorative
20. VICTORIAN POSY (Old) see http://www. ¼ to ½ open, one vase
floristryexpert.co.uk/creatingavictorianposy.html 54. THREE MINIATURE ROSE BLOOMS, exhibition
or search ‘Victorian Posy’ images online ½ to ¾ open, one vase
55. ONE MINIATURE ROSE BLOOM, exhibition
CUT FLOWERS ½ to ¾ open
21. FOUR GLADIOLI, to be shown in spike, distinct 56. ONE MINIATURE OR PATIO ROSE, full bloom,
varieties, separate containers floating in wine glass
22. THREE GLADIOLI, to be staged in one container 57. ONE ROSE BLOOM, decorative, ¼ to ½ open
23. ONE GLADIOLUS, large spike 58. ONE ROSE BLOOM, exhibition, ½ to ¾ open
24. ONE GLADIOLUS, medium spike 59. ONE FULLY OPEN ROSE BLOOM, ¾ to fully open
25. ONE GLADIOLUS, small spike 60. THREE ROSES, different colours, same stage of
26. ONE STEM OF TIGER LILIES development, 3 vases
27. ONE STEM OF LILIES, any variety 61. ONE STEM ROSES, not more than 3 blooms open
28. THREE STEMS SINGLE FUCHSIA, same variety 62. ONE STEM ROSES, 4 or more blooms open
29. THREE STEMS DOUBLE FUCHSIA, same variety 63. PERFUMED ROSE, One bloom (Old)
30. ONE DAHLIA, medium decorative, 15cm or over
31. ONE DAHLIA, exhibition cactus, 15cm or over
32. ONE DAHLIA, fimbriated
33. ONE DAHLIA, medium, semi cactus, 15cm or over
34. THREE DAHLIAS, small or decorative, different
colours, under 15cm
35. THREE DAHLIAS, small or miniature cactus,
different colours, under 15cm
NATIVE SECTION ART
All plants must be New Zealand natives. All entries to have been created by exhibitor.
Garden Art Size: must be able to be carried by one
64. COLLECTION OF NATIVE BERRIES person (plus 1 helper if weighty or awkward shape).
65. COLLECTION OF NATIVE FLOWERS
66. COLLECTION OF NATIVE FOLIAGE 71. GARDEN ART – containing living plant material
67. BOUQUET OF NATIVE FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE 72. GARDEN ART – any other medium
68. NATIVE FERN GROWING IN CONTAINER 73. BASKET created from natural materials (Old)
69. NATIVE PLANT GROWING IN CONTAINER, 74. PAINTING of a landscape up to A4 size, any
not tree or shrub medium (New)
70. NATIVE SHRUB OR TREE GROWING IN CONTAINER, 75. PORTRAIT in PENCIL up to A4 size (New)
under 1 metre height & width
SECTION 9
Home Crafts
PLEASE NOTE: No exhibit will be eligible for competition for more than 2 years
1. NOVICE CLASS, any medium for people who have
not won a first prize in a Golden Bay show. 23. GROUP ENTRY
2. ANY HANDWORKED ARTICLE Open to any group of 3 or more people, adults
3. TEA COSY, any medium and children.
4. MILK JUG COVER with beads (Old) Create a 3-sided, 1-metre square, display
5. CROCHET DOILY (Old) depicting life during WW2.
6. PIN CUSHION (Old)
Display to also contain a Knitted Article, a Cooked
7. ANY HAND-KNITTED ARTICLE
Article, a Sewn Article, a Hand Written Letter to a
8. CHILD’S HAND-KNITTED CARDIGAN OR JUMPER,
Soldier.
double knit
The display will be judged as an overall display,
9. HAND-KNITTED BABY’S SHAWL, hand-knitted or
then listed individual articles will be judged
crochet (Old)
separately.
10. SEWN APRON (Old)
11. MACRAME ARTICLE (Old) (Interestingly the Golden Bay Show was not held
12. SOFT TOY, handcrafted during the years 1942 to 1944.)
13. HOME CRAFTED DOLL’S OUTFIT,
displayed on doll (Old class, any age doll) 24. BILLY’S BREAST SCREEN CHALLENGE.
14. ONE SKEIN NATURAL HANDSPUN FIBRE In recognition of the 125th anniversary the
15. ONE SKEIN HOME-DYED HANDSPUN FIBRE subject of this year’s Billy’s Breast Challenge
dyed & spun by entrant. is ‘Did Breast Cancer affect women in 1900?
16. ANY ITEM MADE FROM 1x 100gm BALL OF YARN, Corset did’. Entrants are invited to tart up a corset
any ply in a thought-provoking way.
17. PATCHWORK, domestic article under ½ square
metre
18. COT QUILT
19. OLD STYLE POT MITT (Old)
20. HOBBY ARTICLE, any article made by an adult.
Owing to restricted space, exhibitors are
requested not to enter large articles.
21. HANDMADE GREETING CARD
22. HANDMADE CANDLE (Old)
SECTION 10
Photography
PLEASE NOTE: No exhibit will be eligible for competition for more than two years
ENTRY FEES: $1.00
PRIZES: 1st $35, 2nd $10, 3rd $5, unless otherwise listed
Note that some of the classes are new.
CONDITIONS
• All photographs to be mounted on matt board or cardboard A4 size – 295mm x 210mm. No frames or glass.
• Photographs can be any size within the A4 mount.
• Please give your photos a title.
• All entries in classes 1–11 and14 can be in colour or black and white and will be judged together in each class.
• Entries MUST be bona fide work of exhibitor.
• Entries which have previously won prizes in the Golden Bay A&P Show may not be exhibited more than two
times.
1. NATURE IN THE PARK, to have been taken in a 7. MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY (New)
local national park (New) 8. TRIPTYCH, see ‘Triptych examples’ online, (New)
2. PEOPLE IN THE PARK, to have been taken in a 9. BUILDINGS OLD AND NEW
local national park (New) 10. CREATIVE, including sepia prints
3. WORKING ON A GOLDEN BAY FARM 11. NOVICE who have never won 1st, 2nd or 3rd in
1st Prize $100, 2nd $25,& 3rd $25. any show
Open to adults or children 12. OPEN CLASS COLOUR
4. BIRD OR ANIMAL STUDY 13. OPEN CLASS BLACK AND WHITE
5. SPORT (New) 14. PREPARING OR ATTENDING A GB A&P SHOW
6. RECREATE AN OLD FASHIONED PORTRAIT, 1st Prize $100, 2nd $25, 3rd $25. Open to adults
of a child, adult or family (New) or children
SECTION 11
CHILDREN’S SECTION For children aged 15 years and under
All entries must be created by the named entrant.
Vegetables will be judged together under all age groups and
have the same class numbers for all age groups.
VEGETABLES UNDER 5 YEARS
Under 5 years, under 8 years, 8–11 years, 12–15
years 10. DECORATED BISCUIT
1. ONE LETTUCE 11. PLAYDOUGH MODEL
2. FOUR PODS OF PEAS 12. SAND TRAY
3. TWO BEANS 13. ANY OTHER CRAFT ITEM
4. TWO CARROTS 14. JAR OF FLOWERS
5. TWO STRAWBERRIES 15. ANY ARTWORK
6. TWO POTATOES
7. TWO RED ONIONS
8. VEGETABLE OR FRUIT NOVELTY
9. ANY OTHER VEGETABLE
UNDER 8 YEARS 8–11 YEARS
COOKING COOKING
16. THREE PIKELETS 34. UNCOOKED SLICE, 3 pieces
18. HEALTHY SANDWICH 35. CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS, 3
17. DECORATED CUPCAKE 36. THREE MUFFINS – sweet or savour
37. MINI PIZZA, homemade base
FLOWERS 38. ICED GINGERBREAD PERSON
19. SAND TRAY
20. SAND SAUCER FLOWERS
21. AQUA JAR 39. SAND TRAY
22. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS IN JAM JAR 40. SAND SAUCER
23. PRESSED FLOWERS &/or FOLIAGE, 41. AQUA JAR
displayed on a piece of card up to A4 size 42. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS IN JAM JAR
43. PRESSED NATIVE FLOWERS &/or FOLIAGE,
CRAFT displayed on a piece of card up to A4 size
24. LEGO ARTICLE ORIGINAL DESIGN,
no larger than 30cm CRAFT
26. BIRTHDAY CARD 44. LEGO ARTICLE ORIGINAL DESIGN,
27. JIGSAW PUZZLE no larger than 30cm
25. PAPIER-MACHE ARTICLE 45. PAPIER-MACHE ARTICLE
28. SHELL PICTURE, up to A4 size 46. BIRTHDAY CARD
29. POMPOM 47. JIGSAW PUZZLE
48. CHATTERBOX, with colours
PHOTOGRAPHY 49. PIN CUSHION
30. PET, your own or someone else’s 50. KNITTED PEGGY SQUARE
31. FAMILY or FRIEND/S
32. FLOWER or FLOWERS PHOTOGRAPHY
33. FUN LETTERBOX 51. PET, your own or someone else’s
52. FAMILY or FRIEND/S
53. FLOWER or FLOWERS
54. FUN LETTERBOX
12–15 YEARS
COOKING CRAFT
55. DECORATED CAKE 65. HOMEMADE JEWELLERY, own design
56. BREAD, handmade 66. BIRTHDAY CARD
57. AFGHANS, 3 67. WOVEN BASKET, with natural materials
58. BLISS BALLS, 3 68. HOMEMADE BOARD GAME
59. ANY OTHER SMALL BAKED ITEM, 3 69. WOODWORK
70. EMBROIDERED SAMPLER
FLOWERS 71. DOLL’S KNITTED SCARF, 2 or more colours,
60. ARRANGEMENT OF WILD FLOWERS, in vase or jug tasselled fringe
61. AQUA JAR
62. TERRARIUM PHOTOGRAPHY
63. MINI GARDEN of SUCCULENTS, 72. PET, your own or someone else’s
in a shallow container 73. FAMILY or FRIEND/S
64. PRESSED NATIVE FLOWERS &/or FOLIAGE, 74. CREATIVE
displayed on a piece of card up to A4 size 75. ANY PLANT
76. STREET SCENE
Photos courtesy of The GB Weekly
GOLDEN BAY A & P ASSOCIATION BOOTH ENTRY FORM
DOMESTIC PRODUCE - FLOWERS - FRUIT & VEGETABLES
HOME CRAFT - PHOTOGRAPHY - CHILDREN
NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED WITHOUT PAYMENT OF FEES RETURN TO: email: goldenbayshow@gmail.com
goldenbayshow@gmail.com
Payable: with local entries at Anglican Church Hall Post: Secretary
Fri 10th Dec 2021 1pm – 5pm, Saturday 11th Dec 9am – 1pm PO Box 69
or by Internet to NBS acct no. 03-1354-0571681-00 Takaka. 7183
(Please note new bank acct number)
Ph: 027 344 3316 / 03 5259142
No of No of
Entry Fee Entry Fee
Section
Section
Please Entries Please Entries
Class
Class
leave in Each leave in Each
blank $ c blank $ c
Class Class
Carried Forward
Name
Address
Total Entry Fees
Catalogue emailed $1
Ph No Post code
Show Ticket $10/Adult
Email
TOTAL
Exhibitor Declaration
I accept the Associations conditions of entry and indemnify the Golden Bay A&P Association
under the provision of
The Health and Safety in Employment Act 2015 and its amendments
TDC rules and regulations to the Recreation Park
Golden Bay A&P policies, rules and regulations
Other legislation requirements relevant to the operation of and within the show
Signed by Exhibitor………………………………………………………………… Date…………………….
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