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I5G< .Vegetables,, best collection (must be apart from separate exhibits) j , 157. Best Collection Culinary Herbs CLASS V. 158. Jam, Plum, 1 jar 159. Jam, Gooseberry, 1 jar , Jam, Strawberry, 1 jar j 16L Jelly, Appl 1 jar 102>,_Jelly, (juince, 1 jar 163. Marmalade, Orange, 1 jar 164. Marmalade, Lemon, 1 jar , 165 rf Pjemelon Jam, 1 jar IG6. Chutney, 1 jar 167. Honey, comb 168. Honey, in jar 169. Tomato Sauce 170. Pickled Onions, 1 jar 171. Pickled Walnuts, 1 jar 172. Bottled Fruit, 1 bottle 173. Bottled Fru l, best collection *l74* Butter, lib. 175. Best Home-made Bread 176. Best Collection Home-made Jam 177. Best Col. Home-made Pickles CLASS VI. Industrial Work. Must be the work of Exhibitor. 178. Bese Piece of Mount Mellick 179. Child’s Pinafore or Frock 180. Specimen of Lace Work 18L Lace Collar 182. Best Specimen Drawn .Thread Work 183. Best Specimen Knitting 184, Best Specimen Teneriffc 185, Best Specimen Embroidery, 136. Table Centre 187 a Tray, Cloth or, Afternoon Tea Cloth 183. Best Cushion | IB9j D’Oyleys ART DIVISION. 190. Best Oil Painting j (Flowers) 191. Best Oil Painting (Landscape) 192. Best Oil Painting, (guy/ other subject) 133, Best Watercolor Painting (Flowers ) 194. Best Watercolor Painting (Landscape) 195. Best Watercolor Painting (any other subject) 190._ Best Sketch (local subject) 197. Best Study in Black and White 198. Best’ Half-dozen . Photographs (Portraits) 199. Best Half-dozen Photographs (Architectural) 200. Best Half-dozen Photographs (Landscape) Best Pair Tinted Photographs (Portraits) , 202. Best Specimen Marqjietry Stain- - mg 2031 Best Specimen Poker Work ■ 204:'Best Picture'Frame,; New Zealand woods 265. Best-. Specimen Clay ’Modelling 20G. Best P.ece Woodi Carving (chip) 207* Best) piece, wood-carving (relief) 208. Best Piece Wood Carving (flat) ■209. .Best Piece of Native Imitation Carving 210. Bese Piece of Fretwork CLASS Vll.—Children’s Class. Industrial Work.; Must be the work of Exhibitor. 211. Child's Pinafore 212. Pincushion 213. Best Piece of Knitting 214. Best Piece of Fancy* Work 215. Most Daintily Dressed Doll 216. Best Study in Black and White NOTE.—Entries close at Miss Ilyett’s.' (The Beehive), Gladstone road, at 6 p.m. on MONDAY, 14th December. Any entries made after that hour will b ( . received for- exhibition only. Entrance fee for each exhibit, 6d ; for exhibiting members, free. All Pot Plants must have been 'grown by exhibitor, in pots for at least one month prior to the Show. All .Cut Flowers must have been ■grown by the exhibitor. All Collections -must contain not less .than three varieties. GEO. DARTON, G. T. BULL, Joint .Secretaries.

.rpo,,: STAND this X SEASON, ~ At Waiohika, The Draught. Stallion’

, GARNET. GAIiNET is by British Lion (imp.),-dam Topaz, by Overdraft, grand dam by.Dugdale (imp.), great grand 'dam imported. Winner of First Prize and Sooiety’s Medal for draught stallion at- Poverty Bay A. and P. Society’s Show, 1896-97-98, 1900. Terms; £3 per mare. For two nr more-mares the property of,,,the., same..owner;..- £2. 10s. Six- weeks’ grazing free; after .that 2s 6d - per, week will be charged. ; .Fees to. be paid before the removal of mares. All care .taken, .but no responsibility inourred.

mO STAND A SEASON. THIS £= _V 1 a -The Handsome . Blood '' Stallion, ■ A » otaiiion, SAN REMO (Purehased by Q. G. Btead, Esq., for 725 guineas as a yearling.) CISSY (own sister to Trenton,. Frailty— Musket) ST. LEGEB (AtlantisDoncaster.) SAN BEMO’S services this season will be .placed as low as possible for a sire of his class. The terms will.be £5 5s single mares ; .two,or more mares the property of the Bame owner as per agreement. Every care-taken, but no rerponsibility inourred. ■' For tabulated pedigree, see oards. For further particulars, apply— GAINE CABBINGTON, :ii-Makaraka.

KJ >2l TRADE MAnn L.D.NATHANAC* AUCKLAND. ■=S=£.{Q3T 3THICM a> ■&>