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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5325, 4 June 1913, Page 6

®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® ®®®®® NOTICES. Men's Overcoats. If you are a man paiticular about your overcoat, give our clothing department a trial. We have some specially nice, warm, comfortable coats with which a man will be pleased. Smart in appearance, well tailored, and durable as to wear. —The mateiials arc the latest, the shape the newest. Prices run 37/6 to 70/. Men's Mackintoshes, Raincoats, Stocked in all the newest styles. Coats that ARE good.—We want you to see them and note the fine finish and makeing, and the smart cut of every one. Yon net these at the Cosey Comer, Hamilton

Speight 1, Mrs E. Veale 2, Mrs 11. L. Nixon 3. Gent’s buttonholes; four entries: Mrs C. Speight 1, Mrs E. Veale 2, Mrs 11. L. Nixon 3, GARDEN PRODUCE. Products of one aero or under; one entry; H. C. Ross 1 and special merit. Twelve varieties garden vegetables; four entries: W. Honeybun 1 and Royal Horticultural Society’s medal, Hamilton East School 2, W. K. Mahon 3. Six varieties garden vegetables; one entry: W. Honeybun 1. Collection vegetables, grown in school garden; three entries: Hamilton High School I, Te Kowhai School 2, Hamilton East School 3. Five brown Spanish onions; four entries; ,1. Davis 1, E. (. Hand 2, E. 11.I 1 . Parker 3. Five giant Rocca onions; one entry: W. Honeybun 1. Five heaviest onions; two entries: ,J. C. Allen 1, W. H. Tucker 2. Potato onions; one entry: M. Honeybun 1. Eschalots; six entries: Miss H. G. Finlayson 1, Miss T. Roach 2, J. '• La Trobe 3, Jackson Pros. c. Leeks; four entries: W. K. Mahon 1, Hamilton East School 2, M. Honeybun 3. Parsnips; seven entries: W. Honeybun 1 and 2, H. Rrindle 3.

Pumpkins; eight entries: \\. Kunciman 1, W. K. Mahon 2, R. S. Tuck h.c. Vegetable marrow; six entries: A. L. Peglor 1, Jackson Bros. 2. Squash; four entries; W. Honeybun 1, W. Runcitnun 2 and h.c. Citron melon; six entries: S. Millerton 1 and 2, W. Kunciman 2 and h.c. Pie melon; 12 entries: E. W. Anderson I, K. L. Cochrane 2, K. Kanby h.c.. S. Fullerton c. Kumaras; three entries: Miss (. Hooker 1, W. Honeybun 2. Beetroot; two entries: W. Honeybun 1, Hamilton East School 2, Long red beetroot; three entries: W. H. Tucker 1. Short red carrots; five entries; \N. K. Mahon 1, W. Honeybun 2, Ogle Bros. 3. Intermediate carrots; six entries; A. H. Davies 1. W. 11. Tucker 2, H. Brindle 3. Celery; three entries; W. Honeybun 1. W. K. Mahon 2. Curly kale; two entries: W. Honeybun 1. Artichokes; seven entries: W. Honeybun 1, F. Roach 2, W . Runeiman 3, Mrs F. Walts c. Sunflower: three entries; Mrs C. Speight 1 and 2. Brussell sprouts; two entries; W. Honeybun 1. Best potatoes grown in garden; four entries: W. Honeybun 1, I. R. Webster 2, Jackson Bros. 3. Best collection herbs; one entry: Mrs C. Speight 1. Best collection vegetable seeds; four entries: Miss M. B. Kunciman I, H. C. Ross 2, Mrs C. Speight 3. AGRICULTURAL SECTION, Monarch swedes; 22 entries: J. A. Harney 1, W. C. Morgan 2, W. J. McKee 3, Peppercorn Bros. e. Perfection, Champion, or Magnum Bonum; 12 entries: W. J. McKee 1, G. Wade 2. J. Ballard 3, O. E. Ganc I*. Imperial Green Globe turnips; three entries: A. Steele 1, E. Allen

Mangolds; five entries: J. Davies I, A. Primrose, jnnr. 'J. Field carrots; three entries: ,1. Davies 1, 11. A. Mackeretii 2, W. J. McKee Six swedes, grown from Sutton s seeds; eight entries; T. \V. Platt 1, I). V. Bryant ‘J, A. 1,. Pcgler 3. Three mangolds, grown from Sutton's seeds; live entries: A, i. Pcgler 1, A. Primrose, junr., 2, S, ,1. Forteseue 3. Twelve John Bull swedes; six entries; A. I„ Pcgler I. Muir Bros. C. Karl Twelve heaviest John Bull swedes; six entries: A. L. Pcgler 1, Mflir Bros. 'J. One heaviest pumpkin; four entries; E. C. Randle, Hblb, I; W, Runciman, Toll', 2. Six swedes; 30 entries: T. W. Platt 1, N. Banks 2, J. Pearson 3. Heaviest swedes; 13 entries; H. A. Bunn 1, . Vaile 2, J. Pearson 3. While flesh turnips; live entries: B. Burren 1. E. Allen 2. Heaviest turnips; live entries; J. A. Steele 1, J. S. (leorge 3, A. Ramsay 3. Yellow Globe mangolds; 11 entries: H. A. Mackereth 1, A. Primrose, junr. 2, , Bukowsky 3, V>. Honey bun 1. Tankard mangolds; three entries; 11. A. Mackereth 1. J. Davies 2, W. MeFethridge 3.

Loan' rod mangolds; live entries; 11. A. Mackcreth !, F. Hukowsky 2, W. McFethridge •'!, -I. Davies 1. Heaviest mangolds; three entries; F. Hukowsky 1. A. Primrose, junr. I.mm red carrots; two entries: . lUuiciman 1 and 2. White Belgian carrots; one entry: W. Runeirnan 1. Yellow carrots; two entries; J. Davies I, W. Runeirnan 2. Sugar beet; one entry; W, Runciman I and special merit. Sugar Mangold; two entries; .1. Davies 1, 11. A. Mackerel!) 2. Up-to-Date potatoes; nine entries: A. W. Scott I and 2, D. Moroney M, Ogle Bros. I. harly Round while potatoes; three entries; D. Moroney 1, A. V\. Scott I‘arly Coloured potatoes; two entries: .1. W. McKee and A. W. Scott equal first. Daily Kidney potatoes; two entries- D. Moroney 1. -I. Ballard 2. White potatoes; eight entries- D, Moroney 1, A. W. Scott 2, .1. Ballard ;j. (j. Busby 1. Coloured potatoes; live entries: ,1. A. Steele 1, W. ,1. McKee 2, G. Busby 2. Twelve distinct varieties potatoes; one entry: W. Iloneybun I and special merit. Twelve new variety potatoes; one entry: A. Steele 1. Heaviest potatoes; nine entries: I. IB Webster 1, W. J. McKee 2, A, Steele 3. Best sample chalT: three entries: Finlayson Bros. 1 and 2. Best collection farm roots; two entries: W. Runeirnan 1 and 2.