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West Coast Times, Issue 144, 5 March 1866, Page 4

MisceUaneouff. Jlj 'Oward'b ziuzao harrows Jtl givnoil a tbo lust tiinl of the Roynl Agriculturiil Society of England, a Newcastle, all the Prizes for Uuirowßin till the classes, and for the lust tf n years J. and P. HownrJ have won every Fhvit Piize for Huriows in eveiy class. - rftttV-AHD'S ZIGZAG HARROWS [liwe received Sixttuii I'ust Prizes from tlie Ho>nl ARiioiiltund Society of Enjjlmul, being the l.n L ost mttnhoi of Prizes uwurJed touny kind ole H.tirows ever exhibited. I'OltTY THOUSAND ARE NOW )N USE. At tho Plymouth Meeting of the Koynl Agricultuml Sou'icty of Kiiglmul, Jniy Ift6s, J. and P llnwurd won every jj'ize for which they cuml>e td, viz •: -TwosFir.-t Priz^ for tho best Hay* nuking iMi.ehinex, and tho W'st Piiz- for i he b('st llotKo Rikc. These iniohines h .vh won ho VirM Piiz at every competi ive trial both at home and aliioid. The following Prizei hnvp heen nwarded to J. nnd P. Ho rani by the Roynl Agriunliural Shifty of Engtuid :— For 1 y- four Fir>t Piizes for tliecest Ploughs for light land, heat Ploughs for heavy Intnl. best Ploughs for gencuM put poses* best Uidging Ploughs, best Subsoil Plouglin, busfc ' Harrows, debt HoibO Uakes, best Uaytnikera, " ami be^l Horse Hoes; also the Gold .A.udnl alid other Pi iztis for Sieuni Cul ivntiug Machinery, whioh m-siirciilly adapted lor laying down laud in ponii.inent pas lire. Full ,particulnrß mn.y be hajl of their Agents thr u.hout tho Colbnies, or will be sot.t fiee on i application to JAMKS AND FREDERICK HOWARD, BkitAnnu Iron Works, Bedford, England, London OiHce — 4, Choapside. Liveipiol Olfice— lß, -weeting street. 321 a HOWARD'S CHAMPION PLOUGH gained at tho last tiiala of the Koyal Agricultunl Society of England, at Newcastle, the drat and Only Prize for tho Best Whkbl Ptouoa kor Gknkrai< Purvhsks This is the most iuipoitant prize for ploughs offered by tho society, and for the last ten years J. and F. Howard have been the witinera of it, HOWARD 1 ? CHAMPION PLOUGH has received Fifteen First Prizes fiotn tho Royal Agricultuial Society of Knghtnd, beffig iho Inigcst number of prizes awarded to any kind of plough ever exhibited. HOWARD'S CHAMPION PLOTTGEH won at tho last two yens' Mnnmual Matches iho unprecedented number of Foity-one AllE' gland Pr.zes, and upwards of 500 local prizes, the largest uutnber ever gained by any maker, ' MORE THAN SIXTY THOUSAND ARE NOW IN USE At the Plymouth Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, July. 1865, J. and F. Howard won eveiy prize for which they competed, viz : — Two first Prize 3 for the best Haymaking Machines, and the First Prize for ihe best Horse ltiko. These machines- have won eveiy Fira Prize at every competitive tiial, both at home and abaoad. The following prizes have b?en awarded to J. ami P. 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