THE POPULAR SELECTION.
The bulk of thoso contributors who forwarded lists voted pretty solidly for Lord Wolseloy and Stunner, but Cox s Orange Pippin was not much less popular. It is worth remarking, perhaps, that Lord Wolselev and Stunner wero usually tho last two on tho lists including them. The first six places ivere filled as follows :-— Votes, 1. LORD WOLSELEY .. - «» 2. STUE—ER ■* 73 3 COX'S ORANGE PIPPIN .. -35 4. IRISH PEACH .. ~ ~ 295 5. JONATHAN .. •• - - 184 G. RIBSTON PIPPIN .. •• 191 Then there followed in order:-— Rcinotte dv C-nad* .. .. -• 1 -_ Romo Beauty •• •• ■• •-]■■' Adams's Pearm-in .. •• '• •Kontie- Fillbaeket :. .. "' _f Hawthorn den .. .. •• *" f? Boston Rus*-*- .. .. |-_> Ball-rat Soedling ... .. •• « Delicious •• •• '*'*"._ Keswick Codlin .. • • " ';„ Gravenstein ■• •• ■• ** S (French Crab .. .. •- •• -3*" Lord Suf-eld •• •• •'• ,f» •Peasgood's Nonsuch .. • • •• •» Munro's Fa-vonrito, .. .. .. S_ Aetrachan Red .. .. •• Si Rokewood .. .. •• "So Emperor Alexander .. .. •• •» i Scarlet Nonpareil ..- •• •■ 3". London Pippin .. .• •• ** Black Princo .. — •• _£ Bismarck ..... .. •• _*** Gloria -fundi •• •• •• £» Mobb's Royal .. ••" •• & Northern Spy \ ... •• . •• 21 All the other varieties named by our contributors secured less than twenty votes. Those which received 10 votes or more are: — Newtown Pippin. 18; Woroes'-w Pearm-in, 17; Rymer, 16; Winter M-'etin, 16; American Golden Ru-set, 15; Old Blenheim Or-hge, 14; Beauty of Bath, 14; GoWen Pippin, 1-1; AU_-rton Pippin, 12; Scarle. Pcannain, 12; Cellini, 11; Gladstone, 11; Winter Poach, 10. Those receiving less 10 votes but more than one were; — Da*_'n -_t__, 9; Cambridge Pippin, B*. Prince Alt-art, 8; I>e*-_rt»hise Qua*-**---*-, 7; Summer Non-uc-, 7; __u__erty, 6; Alfre--tco, 6; WilsonV Royal. 6; Wagner, 5; Prince Alfred, 5; Early Riv-ra, Stone Pippin, Neteon Codlin, and Cleopatra, 4 __d»; Warner's King, Pioneer, Chus. Ross. Cfcra-sh Arom-tic, Statesman, Kentish Beauty, 3 each; Symond's Winter, Romanize, B-qotu, Margil, Grimes'- Golden Pippin, Nc*n-pa_-il Bu-oet, Boston Pippin, - -*_h. The'following varieties received one; vote each: —* -Esopus Spit-enhexg. William And.r'ort, j Autumn Pearmain, Red Quarx-ndea, Cor_i_tt Gillyflower. Green Nonpareil Russet, Irssh Pippin, Gibhs's Ruseot, -.organ- Seedling, Walliam's Favourite, We-Hby. Golden Spire, Brtunlev Socdline, Ben Nevis, _K_rk, Ranfurly, Rainbow, Wheeler- Russet, Y-rke-i— Beauty, Melon, Winter Gr*?enin_, Anstr*_i_n Beauty. Lord Grosvenor, E*rly Mar|j_ret, Blue Pearmain, Ga-coyne Scarlet, Clag-rts Pearmain, New York Pippifl. Ten of our contributors sent in as their lists the six which head tho poll. Of these tho first, written on June 17th, reached us on June 19th. No other list containing tho six names reached us until tho 21st. Tlie prize of one guinea goes, therefore, to tho sender of the first list:— MISS CELIA LAVENDER-, 337 Moorhouse avenue. Five of the winning varieties were named in no lower than 104 of the lists received. Still more named four of them, and only two or throe lista failed to contain at least ono.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 15017, 11 July 1914, Page 11
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