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l-'iO. Peui. dwarf. 2! pods 131. Peas, best, collection 132. Potatoes. Kidney, ti 133. Potatoes other than Kidney, f> 131. Potatoii'. best colleciifi!, not loss th.tii 3of eaeii sort J>s. Parsnip*, bunch of i; 130. Best Table Vendable Marrow 137. Hhubarb, ti sticks 138. P,uli-,he-. I.ona. t; Km. JLtdisi.es. Turnip, 12 1 10. Spinach. 3 heads Ml. Turnips, i; 112. \ eiret.tbles, k*:-t collection (must be apart from sej)arate exhibits) 113. Best Collection Culinary Herbs CLASS V. Ml. .Jam, Plum, 1 jar 115 -Jam, Cno-eberry, 1 j.o 110. .Jam. .Strawberry, 1 jat 111. Jelly, Apple, 1 'jar i Is. .Jelly, (luiiice, 1 jar 1-LL .Marmalade, Oramte, i jar 13U. Marmalade, Lemon. 1 jar I>l Pienieluii .Jam, 1 jar 152. Chutnec. i jar 1 'll Honey. comb 151. Honey, in jar 1 i » Tomato Same lath Pickled (Mion.-, 1 i.ir 157. IJo t tied Print, | i.ottle J ss. Pol i led Fruit, best collection 15u. Butter, ill. luu. Best Home-made Bread loi liest Colicrtmu Home-made Jam 152. lit-t Collection Home-made Pickle;-.

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POYHRTY BAY houtjccltcral and fi.op.iCULTUKAB SOCIH'TY. summerjsiiow. bhckmbkk imii, i!)u2. SCIIHDULK OF EXHIBITS, CLASS 1. Pot I’liUlLs II! ijioulll. 1. Cadi, best collection 2. Cactus, best plant ■'!. Fuchsia, single, J variety i. Fuchsias, single. 2 varieties 5. Fuchsias, double, 1. variety 11. Fuchsias, double, 2 varieties 7. Gloxinia, i variety 8. Mimulus, double, i variety • Pelargonium, i variety in. Pelargonium, 2 varieties IF Pelargonium, Zonal, single,] Vafj 12. Pelargonium, Zonal, single, 2 var 13. Pelargonium, Zonal, dble., .! var. IF Pelargonium, Ivy-leaved, 1 variety In. Petunia, single, I variety Iti. Petunias, double, 1 variety 17. Primula, I variety IS. liest pot Plant, I variety „ in. Jlest Pot Plants, -I varieties 20. liesl, Collection Pot Plants Plants Not Necessarily in Bloom. 21. Begonia, ornamental foliage, 1 var. 22. Begonias, 2 varieties 22. Coleus, 1 variety 21. Fern, 1 variety 2f>. Ferns, 2 varieties 2ti. Fern, Maidenhair, best plant 27. Fern, Maidenhair, 2 varieties 2N. Ferns, collection 2!l. Variegated Geranium. 1 varitty 30. Ornamental Foliage Plants, 3 var. 31. Ornamental Asparagus, best plant 32. Mush, Best Plant 33. Palms, 2 varieties 31. Palm, best plant 35. Hanging Basket Ornamental Plants 3d. Hanging Basket of Ferns 37. Bust Pol Plant 38. Native Plant, in pot 30. Champion Pot Plant CLASS IF Cut Flowers.

CI.ASS VI Iil(lu:-ui;,l Work. Alusl he ilie work oi KxhibUot'. I<;■'*- lies! I'ieie ni .Mount .Melliek ]til. Child's I’in,ii<>io or l-Tuck Ilk). Specimen oi Luce Work Jlilk l.ace Collar 107. llest. Specimen Drawn Thread Work MX. He.st Specimen Knittinp; ltiik He.st .Specimen TencrilTe 17U. l.ie.st .Specimen Embroidery J7l. Table Centre 172. ’1 ray Cloth or Afternoon Tea

Head Cilice 12.3. Wharf Storo J'J. GRAMAPHONE! GRAMAHPONE I IT SINGS ! IT TALKS i IT PLAYS ALL INSTRUMENTS ! MAKES A CAPITAL PRESENT I So simple—a Child can manipulate it 1 Every part interchangeable, and can be replaced at a nominal cost. NO LIMIT TO SELECTIONS, RECORDS PRACTICALLY INDESTRUCTIBLE, LATEST RECORDS-ALL PRICES. LATEST RECORDS-ALL PRICES. O A'i ITTOS, jLJL ® v?r PIANO AND MUSIC ROUSE. LEE’S ClirmilOxY SHOEING EOUGE, WHATAUPOKO BRIDGE, Peel Street. J '3' EE notifies tlis public of Gisborne c JLi niul surrounding Districts that lie is prepared to do SUUEINU WuitK at tbo followin'' Prices Hocks .. .. .. Is (id Draughts .. .. Os lid Removes .. .. !>s Ud Slippers. 3s lid J. LONDUN

Chltll 173. Rest Cushion 171. D’Oylcys ART DIVISION. 175. Rest Oil Painting (Flowers) 17(1. Rest. Oil Painting (Landscape) 177. lk'.st. Oil l’umlnifi (any other •suhjeci ) 17th Rest, Watercolour I’ainting f Flowers) 11'). Rest Watercolour Painting (Landscape; _ Rsn. Rest Watercolour Painting (any other subject) (Mia Rest .Study in Black and While INI. Rest Half-dozen Photographs (Portraits) 182. Rest Half-dozen Photographs (Views) 183. Rest Pair Tinted Photographs (Portraits) LSI. Rest .Specimen Marquetry Staining JSS. Rest .Specimen Poker Work lSd. Rest Picture Frame, New Zealand Woods IX7. Rest .Specimen Clay Modelling IRS. Rest Piece Wood Carving (chip) 189. Rest Piece Wood Carving (relief) 190. Rest Piece Wood Carving (dat) 191. Rest Piece of Native Imitation Carving 192. Rest Piece of Fretwork CLASS Vll.—Children's Class Industrial Work. Must lie the work of Exhibitor. 198. Child's Pinafore 191. Pincushion 195. Rest Piece of Knitting lllti. Rest Piece of Fancy. Work 197. Most Daintily Dressed Doll 198 Rest Study in Riack and While NOTE.—Entries close at Miss llyett’s (The Rcehivc), Gladstone Hoad, at (> p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 17th December. Any entries made after that hour will lie received for exhibition only. Entrance Fee for each exhibit, (id ; for exhibiting members, free. All Pot Plants must have lieen grown by exhibitor in pots fur at least one moutli prior to the Show. All Cut Flowers must have been grown by the exhibitor. G. T. DULL, GEO. DARTON, Joint Secretaries,

•19. Antirrhinums, 8 varieties ... 11. Almtilon, 2 or more varieties ■lll. Carnations, 3 varieties •13. Carnations, collection ■ll. Carnation, Marguerite, collection •15. DiaiiUms, ;i varieties •1(1, Columbines, .'i varieties■l7. Delphiniums, 5 varieties •18. Foxgloves, 3 varieties 19. Kuelisias, 3 varioticd ... SU. tlailiardia, collection 51. irises, collection 52. Jxias, s’ varieties 53. Canterbury Hells, collection 51. Hollyhock, collection 55. Larkspur, 2 or more varieties 511. ftjimulus, collection 57. Ornamental Grasses, collection 58. I’etuinas, single, 2 vuriclii* 55. Petunias, ilouhie, 11 varieties Pansies, show, li varieties fit. Pansies, fancy, .'I varieties Pansies, collection (ill. Phlox, perennial, H varieties 111. Phlox, Mrtimmomli, collection 115. Penslenuuoii, 2 varieties lit!. Poppies, eoMeelion H7.' Hoses, Hybrid Pcrpetiials, 3 varj 118, Hoses, I iy brifl Perpctnals, ti van (15. Hoses, Hybrid Perpetual, collect’]?. 7tl. Tea Hoses, 3 varieties 71. Tea Hoses, 11 varieties 72. Tea Hoses, collection 73. Climbing Hoses, 3 varieties 71. Climbing Hoses, It varieties 75. Climbing Hoses, collection 7(i One Hose, any variety 77. Pelargoniums, 2 varieties 78. Pelargoniums, Zonal (Geranium), single, 2 varieties 79. Pelargoniums, Ivy-leaved, 2 var. BU. Paeonics, 2 varieties 81. Pensteinons, collection 82. Sunflowers, collection 83. Salpiglossis, collection 81. Sweet William, 2 varieties 85. Sweet Peas, collection 8(1. Verbenas, collection Collection of Cut Flowers (not to ex-

GENERAL SMITHY WORK Of all Description Executed on tlio SHORTEST NOTICE. T. COULTHARD frIULLIO^ RCHITECT, A ] Albion Club Buildings, Gladstono Road. Seven Years’ Practical Expcrienoo in BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Up-to-dala Dosigns of Architooturo in all its Branchos. Artistic Buildings and Comfortable Dwellings at a Low Cost. Decorations of All Kinds attended to. P.O. Box 93. 5000 MEN WANTED. 5000 MEN WANTED. 5000 MEN WANTED. Apply, at— SAM. EARLE’S FASHIONABLE HAIRDRESSING SALOON {Opposite Union Bank);: No Boys Kept. Only First-class Hands in Attendance. Agent for—.WASMUTH’S CORN CURE.

E D ' WILLIAMS, Saddler and Harness Maker, GLADSTONE ROAD, Giseobne. (Opposite tho Union Bank of Australia.) TO STAND THE SEASON (By Special Bequest), At Mr T. Steele’s Baddocks, Kaiti, Tho Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion, YOUXG DUKE. YOUNG DUKE is by Standard Duke, imported dam Bide-away ; by Pride of Scotland. Pride of Scotland was imported to New Zealand by .Jar Walls, Esq., Kaiapoi, having been pur-' chased in Glasgow, at the enormous sum of fifteen hundred guineas. Standard Duke was imported by Mr Chambers, of Hawke’s Bay. For further information, see Stud Book. It was not purposed to have stood Young Duke this season, and this is only done at special request. All mares sent to Young Duke will be attended to by an experienced man j (Mr G, A. S. Taylor), who will make all arrangements as to fees, etc. Young Duke’s services this season will be placed as low at possible for a sire of his class. The terms wit] be : Single mare, £3 ; two mares 0 r more, £2 10s, All fees are payable to myself, or the groom-in-charge, Mr G. A. S. Taylor. Hne month’s paddocking free ; after than. 3s Gd per jweek will be charged.

ceed 10 varieties). S 7; Best Collection of Cut Flowers, ■not to exceed jin. x -1 in. BH. Best Collection of Cut Flowers, Bulbous Plants ... Kit, Best Floral Design ad. Bouquet, Hand ill. Bouquet, Hand Shower !13. Bouquet, 'l'alde il.i. Bouquet', Bridal ill.' Buttonhole it"). Spray of Flowers ilfii Best Dressed Epergne 1)7. Best Stand of Flowers !JS. Basket of Flowers at). Wreath lot). Table Decoration, 7in. x -lin. CLASS HI. Fruit.

' Ji.'l. Cherries, best plate lii2. Currants, best plate j 103. Gooseberries, best plate | 104. Dewberries, best plate j 105. Raspberries, best plate j l ||f b -Strawberries, best plate ! 107. Lemons, best half-dozen j iOS. Oranges, best half-dozen lua. Rest Collection of Fruit CLASS IV, Vegetables. 110. Asparagus, bunch of 12 I ill. Reel, Silver, best bundle | 112. Reel, Long Red, (1 j lid, Reet, Turnip-rooted, 0 Mi l Beans, broad, 12 pods I i 10. Beans, Kinney, 1:1 pods | lid. Beans, Buttenva.v. 12 podis | 117. Beans. Runner. 12 pods 113. Carrots, Long, bunch of (j 110. Carrots, Short, bunch of lj 120. Cucumbers, 3 121. Cabbage, While, for table, 3 122. Cablmire. Heaviest, 1 12d. Cabbage. Red. d 121. Cauliflowers, 3 125. Lettuce, C<-t. 3 ! in. Lettuce, Cabbage, d i 27. Unions, Spn,,g, tj 12s. Unions, li 120, Peas, tall, 21'pod ,

FOR PURITY AND EXCELLENCE PURITY AND EXCELLENCE St. George jam IS UNEQUALLED. IS UNEQUALLED. ASK FOR ST. GEORGE, TO BE HAD FROM ALL LEADING GROCERS. IRVINE a STEVENSON, LIMITED, DUNEDIN.

TO STAND THIS SEASON, At ORMOND, (In charge of Mr A Parsons), The Government .Thoroughbred Stalilon, MALACHI, Black Horse. Pedigree as follows:—By KIWARLIN VISTA Arbitrator-Hasty Girl Ilerruit-B ie Lassie 3 ~ a 05 TKRMS: £3 3s for thoroughbred mares ; £2 2s for ordinary mares. Arrangements for mares to be made with Mr A. Parsons. C. THOMSON, Inspector of Stock.

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