FRANKLIN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12210, 4 March 1903, Page 6

FRANKLIN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

THE ANNUAL SHOW. t A SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION. The 18th annual show of the Franklin Agricultural and Pastoral Society was _ opened yesterday at ' their grounds, adjoining the Pukekohe railway station. The weather proved beautifully fine, and the popularity of the show was well maintained, the various exhibits being inspected by large crowds of visitors during the. day. The entries this year showed a substantial increase, particularly in the cattle classes. Hitherto the exhibits of dairying stock have been mostly sent forward by pedigree breeders, but it is a noticeable fact that the number of farmers competing is 011 the increase. This may be accounted • for by the advance made in the dairying industry and the desire of dairy farmers to better the class of their. stock. Generally speaking, the stock .brought forward showed an improvement all - round on last year's exhibits, and competition was keener in all classes. Grade shorthorns were strongly represented, and showed a greater degree of excellence than at previous shows. Messrs. A. Kidd, M.H.R., and Wm. Taylor were strongly represented in shorthorn cattle, and for pedigree bulls Mr. Kidd took first and champion prize and Mr. Taylor the championship -for -heifers. _ Pedigree Jerseys were numerous, Mr. Kidd's stock being successful in the championship classes. In : pedigree Ayrshires, ■ Mr. W. Pellow took the championship prize for heifers, while Messrs. Makgill and Middleton were awarded the palm, for the champion bull. Fat cattle were not numerously represented, but those penned were of good quality. Sheep entries were small and devoid of special merit, with the exception of some good speci- j mens of Shropshires shown by Mi. George I Ballard, whose brother (Mr. _C. T. Ballard), a large and successful exhibitor at previous shows, withheld from exhibiting this season with a view •to encouraging other breeders to exhibit, but the result was, unfortunately, not as anticipated. The display of horseflesh was a feature of the show, and the entries in all classes were numerous, with the exception of thoroughbreds. Some roadsters of good stamp were shown, and there were some fine weight-carrying hacks brought into the ' ring. The draught stock were ~ a capital lot, and Mr. William Taylor prac- j tically . swept the • board with his entries. Unfortunately, the whole of the champion class was not judged yesterday, .but the judging will be completed to-day. Home industries formed an attractive feature of the show, and competition was keen. The special champion prize for butter was awarded to Mrs. R. Bilkey. The judges were: — Bloodstock and roadsters: Mr. B. Burke. Draught stock : Mr. David Anderson. Cattle: Pedigree and grade shorthorns, ' Mr. Robert Wallace; • Alderney and grade Jerseys and pedigree and grade Ayrshires, Mr. E. Wood. Sheep: Mr. F. W. Burnett. Poultry: Mr. Tonar. Dogs: Mr. V/. Hall. Fruit: Mr. McDonald. Garden and farm produce: Mr. O. Hesketh. Dairy produce: Mr. T. W. Jones. Home industries: Mrs. Plummer. The arrangements of the show were - successful in every way, and the secretary (Mr. John Patterson) is to be complimented on the result of his efforts. Mr. James Potter (vicepresident) also did much to ensure the satisfaction of patrons. ' Appended : are ■ the results of yesterday's judging:— 'i- V , ■ . . HORSES. BLOOD STOCK. * ' Entire: Wm. Home's b Webley, sire Hotchkiss, dam Fairy Queen, 1. / _» Mare, with foal at foot: J. Tioulston's, sen., Winnie,' 1; E. B. W. Cole's Nellie, 2. Filly or gelding, 2yrs: E. B. W. Cole's bay, 2yrs, sire Firearm, dam Nellie, 1. . EOADSTBES. Entire, calculated to improve the breed of saddle and harness horses: M. Finlay's Warrigal. 1. : ■ Hack, mare or gelding, to carry 14st: Mrs Ivan A. Motion's Raleigh, 1; Johnstone Bros.' Rohm, 2; A. G. Jamieson'3 Raupo, highly commended. • Hack, mare or gelding, to carry list: W. Taylor's b g Titus, 1; F. 11. Brittain'a b Mick, 2; A. Kidd's b Aka Aka, highly commended. _ Lady's hack, mare or gelding: W. Taylor's Dick, 1; Mrs. Duncan Roulston's Wei-wei, 2. t Filly or gelding, suitable for saddle, 2yrs: Johnstone Bros.' Sylvia, 1; R. Cathcart's Mystery, 2; W. T. Cotter's Nuts, highly commended; W. Booker's, commended.Filly or gelding, suitable for ; saddle, lyr: Arch. Crawford's Sergeant, 1., Hack foal: W. Taylor's chestnut, by Locliintoi\ 1; A. Drake's. 2; E. Hosking's, highly commended; J. Griff en's, commended. Pony, mare or gelding, 14.2 or under: J. Patterson's Dinah, 1; Motion Bros.' Otaua, 2; Bruce Murray's Rita, highly commended; A. Madill's,' sen., commended. Cob, mare or gelding, 14.2 or under: N. .Tamieson's gray, 1; C. F. Shipherd's gray, 2; J. C. Rutherford's, highly commended. ' Mare or gelding, 14.2 or under, suitable for harness A. Kidd's b Dandy,' 1; J. McGowan's Lady Randwick, 2:.Roulston Bros.' br Fanny, highly commended; C. M. Wright's br . Dinah, commended. '

Boy's pony, mare or gelding 1 , 1*.2 or under: A. Kidd's ' Tommy Atkins, 1; ""John - Allen's Nutty, 2: 0. Orr's Cockey. highly commended; Harold Wilson's Eve, commended. . 1

DRAUGHT STOCK. ..' Entire, 3yrs or over : .-H. Willis' br Challenger, 6yrs, sire Glengyle, dam Nancy, 1. ' - / Entire, lyr: Trustees W. J. Hill's br Joe Chamberlain, sire Salisbury Yet, dam Kate, 1; . Fullerton Bros.' bile Lord Kitchener, sire Better Times, dam Bessie, 2. Mare with foal at foot: W. Taylor's Christina, 1; W. T. Pellow's Pearl 11., 2; W. T. Pollow's b Bloom, highly commended; J. Cathcart's Beauty, commended. ■ ; Foal: W. Taylor's bay, 1; Trustees W. J. Hill's bay, 2; W. T. Fellow's Benmore's Pride, commended. . " < • < > •; , - Filly or gelding. 3yrs: W. Taylor's Royal Maid, 1; W. T. Pellow's Duchess, 2; T. D. Beid's Shamrock, highly commended. Filly or gelding, 2yrs: ' W. Taylor's ' Maid Royal, 1;. x. D. Beid's Heather 'Lass, ■2;'- M. Dromgool's Robin, highly commended. ri -' .; Filly or gelding, lyr: W. Taylor's bay, 1; T. D. Beid's Lassie, 2. Mare or gelling, to .ride, drive, or plough: J. RouSston's, sen., • bl»y. syrsl, 1;.. A. E. Wilkinson's Prince, 2: R. BiTkey's Dolly, highly commended; J. G. Rutherford's, commended. Pair of farm 'horses (mares or geldings), the property of one owner, and in regular work: W. Griff en's, 1; Willis Bros.' mare and gelding, 2. Farm mare or' gelding, in regular work: W. -Keith's, 1; J: G. Rutherford's, 2; D. Jamieson's, highly commended. .Medium-draught foal: J. Boulston's. sen., 1; W. J. Hookin's, 2; N. Jamieson's, highly commended. • Mare or gelding, suitable for coaching purposes: E. GUlon's, 1; W. J. Hayr's b Alice, 2; Arch. Crawford's Broncho, highly commended. Medium spring-cart horse, mare or gelding, 4yrs or over, up to 1 ton: J. Cathcart's b Dolly. 1: Eoulston Bros.' Nigger,. 2; S. McNally.'s Dolly, highly commended. • CATTLE. '''\ ' 4 . PEDIGREE SHORTHORNS^ Bull, calved since July 1, 1900: A. Kidd's rn Duke of Manchester 16th, October 10, 1900, sire Duke of Manchester 15th, dam Snowdrop 2nd, grands,ire : Tlie Duke, granddam Snowdrop, bred by New Zealand Land Association, 1 and champion: Arch. Crawford's rn Duke, calved April 10, 1901, sire Sir William, dam Ladybird, 2 ; William Taylor's Duke Leo, highly commended. : .. ' ■ „ : Bull, : calved since July 1, 1901: . W. Taylor w Duke Frederick, sire Duke of Clydevale (1219), dam Princess Freda,'l; W. H. Pellow's roan, 2; Alfred Batty's roan, commended. „ Bull,' calved since July 1, 1902: W. Taylor's roan, sire Duke of Clydevale, 1 ; R. J. Stevenson's r, Lord Adonis,' 2 : K. J. Stevenson's r Lord Eros, highly commended. ; ' - Cow or heifer. 3yrs or over : , W. Taylor's rn Leonora 6th (2444); sire Duke of Egmont (763), dam Leonora 4th (2442). 1 and champion: A. Kidd's Hebe 3rd, . sire Florist sth, dam Hebe 2nd, 2: " W. Taylor's rn Bosie. • highly commended; A.' Kidd's r Primrose 2nd, commended. ' ; Heifer, calved since July 1, 1900: W. Taylor's dark red Freda 3rd (2860), sire Lord Rothesay (1237), dam Freda, 1 ; W. Taylor's Dot, 2. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1901: W. Taylor's Leonora 11th, 1: W. Taylor's Mantilini. 2. Heifer, calved since July. 1,'1902: R. J. Stevenson's rn Lady Shiela, sire Te Aute Duke, dam Princess sth; W. Taylor's Winsome 6th, 2. Or - r / ;! ' GRADE SHORTHORNS. , • ,/, ■; • Bull, ' 3yrs ond over:• Caleb' Hosking's rn Duke of Waipa, bred by W. . Taylor, 1; George H. Batty's roan, 2; Jas. Potter's white, commended. : Bull, calved since July 1, 1901: C. J. Hosking's roan, 1. • -. '/ - ' . . Bull, calved since July 1, 1902: Caleb Hosking's roan, 1; 11. J. Stevenson's roan 2 ; Caleb Hosking's roan, commended. ■ » Cow or heifer, over 3,vrs: E. Morley's, 1; A. Kidd's Countess, 2; Caleb Hosking's Princess, commended: R. J. Stevenson's Evadne, commended; : R. J. Stevenson's Beauty, commended. , [ ' t Heifer, calved since July 1,. 1900: A. Kidd's rn Duchess 2nd, 1; A. Madill's, sen.,'2; E. Morley's, commended'. /- - • Heifer, calved since July.l. 1901: Caleb Hosking's roan, bred by exhibitor. 1; R. J. Stevenson's Mirriam, 2 ; Jas. KenneUy's roan, highlv commended; /, E. Morley's, commended ; W. Booker's, commended; James Harris', commended. } , , Heifer, c.Jived since July. 1," 1902: A. Madill's, sen.;' 1; James Harris',' 2; Caleb Hosking's, commended: ; Roulston's Bros.', commended ; B. J. , Stevenson's Leila, commended. | / 'i PEDIGREE ALDEnXEY OR JERSEY.' / Bull. 3yrs or over: A. Kidd's Sweet William, sire Waikato 'Fancy, dam Sweet Pea 2nd; grandsiro : Dynamo grand-dam Sweat, Pea, > 1 and champion; Arch. Crawford's - Blencairne, 2 : W. ! Davy's, highly,, commended. »yy > .. Bull,* calved.«■ since July 1, 1900 W. J. Hockin's, l.:- - j/i V. .' ' Bull, calved since July 1901: Geo. Mackey'a Sandow, •: 1; : F. 1 A. -White and • Son's ' Bedford Prince, 2. \ M Bull, calved since July 1,-1902:;' ; A. Kidd's [ fawn, 1; A. Kidd's, 2, ' " . , ,?'4 j /;: ■: -/--'-'i/ //,-'» '■ ■ " ::. -i/: • ?r; "/-V r ' : ■'''■/'•cy-,

Cow or heifer, tfver 3yrs: A. Kidd's Grizette, sire Magnet's ; Boy, dam , Gazelle - 2nd, grandsire Lord I Raventhorpe. grand-dam ; Gossip, 1 and champion ; : P. A. White and Son's Camelia's Beauty, 2; A. Kidd's Gossip 2nd, highly commended. • Heifer, calved-since July 1,1901: F. A. White and Son's Golden Belle, 1. ; \ Heifer, calved since July 1, 1902: P. A. White 1 and Son's ( Genoa's s Belle, 1; A;, Kidd's Moonbeam, 2; J. Johns', highly commended.

, GRADE JERSEY. • , Joseph Adams' Beauty, 1; E. Bilkey's, 2 ; R. P. Wilkinson's Darkey, highly commended} R. Bilkey's Topsy, commended. _ Heifer, calved since July. 1, 1900: TV. Thornijon's, 1; >S. E. Pilgrim's, 2; > H. J. . Lodge's, •highly commended ' H. ;J. . Lodge's, com- • mended. ■ ■ • * Heifer, calved since July 1, 1901: J. Johns', "1; A. .B. Wilkinson's Plora, 2; VE. . Bilkey's, highly commended.' : v- ■■■ ■ ' ■"_.<> , ■ Heifer, calved since July 1, 1902: J. Johns', 1; M. Davy's. 2: ;R. Bilkey's, - highly commended; Bernard : McGahan's, commended. . .. -'• . . PEDIGREE ; AYRSHIRE. . Bull, 3yrs or over; W. T." Pellow's Marquis of Lome, 1. _ „ _ _> Bull, calved since July 1. 1901: W. T. Pellow's King Dick, 2; W. T. Pellow's Sir Joseph, commended. ' ■ , .„ , Bull, calved since July 1, 1900: Makgill and Middleton's Hero, 1 and champion. Bull, calved sinfce July 1, 1901: Makgill and Middleton's Soottie, 1. . _ • Cow or heifer, over 3yrs:. W. T. Pellow's I-iilv 11.. 1 and chamnion; W. T. Pellow's Violet 3rd, 2; W. T. Pellow's Flower 3rd, highly commended. ' Heifer calved since July 1. 1900: W. T. Pellow's Favourite Ist, 1; W. T. Pellow's Flower V., 2. GRADE AYRSHIRE. Heifer, calved since July 1. 1900: A. E. Wilkinson's Tiny. 1; J. Johns', 2. . ■■ Heifer, calved since July 1,1901: W. Nicholls Pansy, 1. „ „ , Heifer, calved since July 1, 1902: J. Johns , 1. POLLED ANGUS. , - ,■ Bull, calved since July 1, 1900: W. L. Orr's, 1. Cow or heifer, over 3yrs: 11. Willis' black, 1; W. L. Orr's, 2 and highly commended. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1900: W. It. Orr's, 1 and 2; 11. Willis', highly commended. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1902: H. Willis', 1. ANY BREED. Pen of three heifers, 3yrs old or under on July 1, 1903; W. Taylor's, 1; J. C. Hogking's, 2. • , _ _ Pen of three heifers, 2yj*3 or under on July 1. 1903: Caleb Hosking's. 1; W. Taylor's, 2; Jas. Roulston's, sen., commended. Pen of three heifer calves, lyr or under on Juli- 1. 1903; Caleb Hosking's, 1; James Douglas'. 2; C. J. Hosking's," commended. 1 Pen of three steers, 3yrs or under on July 1,. 1903, • suitable .for;. grazier: A. Kidd's, 1; Eoulston Bros'., 2: C. Shipherd's, commended. • Fat cow or heifer (not a previous prizewinner): A. Kidd's, 1; W. Taylor's, 2; 11. Willis', commended. SHEEP. ' SHROPSHIRE DOWNS. . ■ Bam," over 2yrs:• Geo. Ballard's Shenstone (imp.), lambed March, 1900, 1 and champion; R. J. Stephenson's, 2. . ' _. . Earn lamb: G. Ballard's, sire Shenstone, 1. Ewe, over 2yrs: Geo. Ballard's. 1 and Pen of three ewes, over 2yrs: Geo. Ballard s, 1 a.nd of three ewes, under 2yrs; Geo. BalPen of three ewes, under 2yrs: Geo. Ballard's, 1 and 2. ~ , Pen of three ewe lambs' Geo. Ballard's, 1 and 2. HAMPSHIRE DOWNS. HAMPSHIRE DOWNS. Bam, over 2yra: E. J. Stevenson's, bred by G. Proude, Esq., 1 and champion. ■ Bam, under 2yrs: G. Proude s, 1 and 2. Pen three ewes, aver 2yrs: G. Proude s, 1 '"pen three ewes, under 2yrs: G. Proude's, 1 and champion; E. J. Stevenson s, 2.

PAT SHEEP. ■ ■ _ Pen of five sheep, suitable for freezing purposes: Geo. Ballard's, 1; B. J fefwenson s Z Pen of three ewes, Iiongwool: E. J. StevenS °Pen of three ewes (Downs): G. Proudes, 1; K. J. Stevenson's. 2; G. Proude s, 3. Pen of five lambs: Geo. Ballard s, 2.

,POULTRY. ( Pair fowls, suitable for table purposes, any breed: Alfred Bluck's white Wyandottes, 1, G McNeil's black Orpingtons, 2. . Pair fowls, suitable for laying purposes : A. McNeil's buff Orpingtons, 1; -A. E. Wilkin son's Minorcas, 2; Walter Brady's white Legb(pair . golden-spangled Hamburgs: A. E. Wilkinson's, 1. „„ > . i' , „ Pair Andalusians: C. Nadigs, land 2. Pair White Leghorns: Wm. Whmray s, 1, A. E. Wilkinson's, 2. - ■ . ' , Trr„n.„„ Pair Minorcas: A. E. Wilkinson 1; Walter Brady's. 2. i _ B Pair S Wyandottes: Wm. Whinray 1; Alfred Bluck's laced Wyandotte, 2. _ Pair Aylesbury Ducks: Kenneth Rutherford's, 1. _ __ ~ , A T „ Pair Pekin Ducks: C. Nadig s, 1; J. O. Wallis', 2. ' . '• .•Guinea Fowls:-C..Nadig s, 1. , } .. PIGEONS.

. Tumblers: Kenneth Rutherford 1. ' Pair of any other variety: • Kenneth Rutherford's homers, 1; H. Adams' homing pigeons, 2 ' : <■ ' : DOGS. ' ' ; Cattle Do?, smooth coat: H. Hunter's, 1; Geo. Ballard's Lass, 2. „-- . - U • Cattle dog, rough coat: W. J. Steen a Don, black and tan, 6yrs, 1; -W. li. Orr's Scot, black and tan, 2.. . , . , . , Sheep dog, smooth coat:: M. Goodwin s Belle, ...ack and tan. 1; Gee. Mackey's Vie, 2. Sheep dog, rough coat: Geo. Ballard's Dingo, 1; Matthew Routley's; 2; R. Pilkington's, highly commended. • ••••-••• . ' • Setter: - W. " Yince's Floss; >- Irish getter, 1; Charles\Harrod's, 2. - , *• ' : Greyhound: Bert. Roulston's Gabo; 1. Fox ■ terrier: W. . Vince's 1 Spider, •1. . Dog of any other distinct breed: E. Lucas', Skye terrier, 1; C. Nadig's black ? English terrier, 2. DAIRY PRODUCE.

21b Butter, -without salt, in Jib rolls: Mrs. Robert Bilkey.'. 1;' Mrs. W. L. Orr, 2; Mrs. Jacob Schlaepfer. commended. 21b Butter, with salt, in Jib rolls: Mrs. R. Bilkey, 1; Mrs. W. L. Orr, 2;: Mrs. Geo. Ballard, nip-lily commended. " 21b' Butter, -without salt, in Jib rolls, open only to those who have not taken a first prize at previous Franklin shows: -Mrs. B. Bilkey, 1; Mrs. Geo. Ballard, 2; Miss Clara Johns, commended.' > ■ ■ - - - 21b Butter, with salt, in Jib rolls, open only to those who have not taken a first prize at previous Franklin' shows: Mrs. Geo. Ballard, 1: Mrs. R. Bilkey, 2; Mrs. Jacob Schlaepfer, highly commended; Miss Hilda ' Johns, commended. vM-\ :<■

21b Fresh. Butter, in Jib rolls, with salt: Mrs. Jacob Schlaepfer, 1; Mrs. W. L. Orr, 2; Mrs. B. ; Bilkev, highly commended. 21b Fancy Butter, other than printed pats Mrs. Geo. Ballard, 1. HAM, BACON", ETC. Flitch of bacon: O. T. Barriball, 1 and 2. Ham: C. T. Barriball, 1 and 2. . - Heaviest dozen: hen eggs: Elsie May Wilson, 1. t; 12lb extracted honey: A. Bluck, 1. BREAD, ETC. 21b Loaf: . Miss ' Booker, -1; Mrs. J. McGalian, 2. _ Collection of bread, scones, and six varieties of cakes: Mabel Morley, 1. ' 'Plate of scones, made with De Carles' baking powder: -Miss A. Smith, 1; E. S. Philip, 2; Mrs. R. 'Daffia, highly commended;, Ethel Wright, commended. • Six varieties of fancy pastry: . Miss A. Smith, 1. ■■■ ... , ..... <:. . 21b Loaf, made from , Champion flour by settler's wife or daughter: Mabel Morley, 1: Miss Booker, 2. . . Plate ,of scones, made from Champion flour by settler's wife or daughter: B. R. Williams. 1; Mabel Morley, 2; Miss Booker, commended. ;, ,'. PRESERVES. ;• ' ' Collection of bottled • fruit, I. in ' two-quart bottles, 24 varieties: Mrs. 11. J. Lodge, 1 Collection of bottled fruit, in two-quart bottles, 12 varieties: Mrs. H. J. Lodge, 1. Collection of bottled fruit, in two-quart bottles, six varieties: Miss Ussher, 1: Mrs. H. J. Lodge, 2. .. ; -.. , Dried apples, 51b, grown and preserved by exhibitor: Miss Margaret Collins, 1; Sydney Collins, 2; A. Bluck, highly commended. . FRUIT. ~ ' Grapes, one bunch black, • grown under glass: J. Hillman, 1 and 2. - Grapes, one bunch white,' grown under glass: J. Hillman, 1 and 2.' - ■ - Five, dessert apples: - John Collins. 1; -J. Hillman, 2; A. Bluck, commended. Five culinary apples: . John . Collins, 1; A Bluck, 2. . ' , Dessert; apples, six varieties, five of eachAlfred .Bluck, 1. *- Clill^ ry apples, six varieties, five of each: W. Booker, 1; A. Bluck, 2. r*. , • • Five dessert pears: John Collins, . 1: C. T. Barriball, 2 and commended. .Five-.culinary, pears: John Collins, i:, J Hillman, 2. ; ; . .

iuiuuitu,• £»• r v< " * •••. — Collection of pears, five of each varietyJohn ■ Collins.' 1; J. Hillman, 2 and commended. Six peaches: John Collins, 1. • ' . ™ 12 ,Plums, .English: John Collins, 1; A Bluck, 2; W. Booker, commended. . . 12 Plums, Japanese:' John Collins, 1. Six quinces: R. Baguley; 1; W. Booker, 2.. Six lemons: ,T. G. Rutherford, 1. 30 Cape gooseberries: A. Bluck, 1 ■ , • • Dish of-dessert fruit: John Collins' 1; Arthur Collins, 2. , .. ' , Collection ° fruit: John Collins, 1 and special. John 1 ComSs.°l PlUmS ' five ° each variety: , GARDEN PRODUCE. / ' Th^Flavelfl^ 1 \W' fridge, 1; E™SM. Cabbage: Cllil! '? Colons Vi ad ° r - picklillg cabbage: John . Three parsnips: E. C. Brown, 1; M. Finlay. 2 Six red carrots: E. C. Brown, 1. ' Three long red beets: John Collins, 1. ■ Three turnip-rooted beets: John Collins, 1 : fcix turnips: E. C. Brown, 1 and 2. • ■*? Collins2 n6y , potatoes: " R. Baguley. 1; John Six round potatoes: . John Collins, 1; B. Baguley, 2.: :■■ ■■-:• •'.> ' • • ■>~ Six kumaraa: ,John'Collins,. 2.•... , •.Thirty pods. of:, kidney beans (scarlet runners) : -John. Collins, l.'-: ■ . Thirty} pods ; of French dwarf ; beans: "John Collins, 1; E. C. Brown, 2."--"'.' '• '■■■■■■■■ Thirty -pods; of , peas:. John Collins, 1- :E. C . Brown,.. 2. ■ Six ' onions (brown Spanish): ' W. 'j Davy, 1: i W. McFetridge. 2.; ' : •• • - " ■ft Six, onions (brown globe): E. C. Brown, 2. *' Twelve tomatoes: J. Collins, 1. "•*: Vegetable marrow: --E. :C. : Brown, *1; 'VT Morgan,;- 2. . ' ~i. v »;,*5 Squash: E. C. Brown, i 1 and 2. : Pumpkin: J.-B:illman, 1; E. C. Brown; 2. _ Collection of vsfi * Wes: V John, CqUws/ I> . ■ • ' 7 ' • : : •

Tbree carrots, IfcttWpiSLiv;'•** -P: j? 1 ™"" M-»»-. i: *w• Three turnips, yellow-SI dtw • • • Three turnips, swede| W 3%fp Hogan, 2. \ > Booker . 1; .1 V - Ttiree field cabbages: I O. ; C. Brown,- 2. V u *cßton, 1; * . #Six potatoes, round: BlßatnW « » ; ' *tSix potatoes, kidney/ a A R 0 ! 2 - - ley, 1; : Roulston ; -Bros.;rst||F»|MlK . Collection of potatoes, tr v - ■ H. Robinson; 1: T. Hoea^® : - Pumpkin: J. Kennelly,]! E - •: Two mangolds (Tankar*- :f ' ,j Jil Three stalks maize: t! Horan i. n, T?' Munro, 2. 1 ''r l * *• g; >4, ■ Bushel long white' oats : . JoSms 1 Bushel Algerian oats: Mtthew Eoirtifi### ■' Bushel horse beans: R. . Ste™™*,!. *• 1 Bushel of cocksfoot: 'P. ( McJlSn l ' • Bushel Perennial rye gras: , J 2tt lye graSß: 9- N4 ". 1;^ ' sample of l©oker'°l *** ! d *e: . Bushel oats: J. Johns,' • Bushel wheat: J. Johr, 1. Vi , . V implement etc. V Double-furrow plough, English natt.*... Beaney and Sons, 1. •" P»*»nu ' Single-furrow plough, English ir uatte™, Beaney and Sons, 1. >, -Patterns! , Single-furrow plough,'' «*■» « >»'««« Beaney and Sons, 1.- • Combined scaxifler ■ Beaney and Sons, .1. Set of two harrows: Beihey and Snn. 1 Set of three harrows: Be ney and •i' gCoHection of farm implements: Beauey an< Waggon: Henry Metcalid i? •? v Drinking trough: Wm. VJiinwrav 1 1 Road scoup: Wm. Whinvtoy, }. '