Kentish Gazette 10th June 1791.

TO THE GENTLEMEN FLORISTS.

Your company is requested to hold the Annual Pink Feasts as under, at Mr. John Tipper's, at the "Jolly Gardener," Finglesham, Mr. James Powel's, "Anchor" at Wingham, and at Mr. John Williams's at the "New Inn," Sandwich.

Signed by John Tipper.

Kentish Gazette, 6 April, 1792.

To the Florists.

Gentleman, your company is requested on Monday, 16th of April, at Mr. John Tipper's, at the "Jolly Gardener" at Finglesham, to hold the Annual Auricula Feast, when the best Flower produced will be entitled to 15s. the second best 10s. 6d. the third best 7s. 6d. and the fourth to 5s.

Any person may shew a Flower by submitting 2s 6d three days before the Feast or 5s. on the day.

Every Flower to have six true pips, and to be in the house before 1 o'clock on the day of showing.

The Flowers to be shown at four o'clock in the afternoon.

Dinner on table at 1 o'clock.

Finglesham, April 5th, 1792.

Kentish Gazette 5 April 1793.

To the FLORISTS.

Gentlemen, your company is requested to hold the Annual Auricula Feasts, as under;

At Mr. John Tipper's, at the "Jolly Gardener," at Finglesham, on Monday the 15th of April, and at Mr. James Powel's, at the "Anchor," at Wingham, on Monday the 22nd of April.

No flower to be shewn with less than six pips.

Every person, shewing a flower, to pay Half-a-Crown entrance.

Prizes, 12s - 9s - 7s - 5s.

Dinner on table at half past one o'clock.

Finglesham, April 2, 1793.