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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 226, 9 March 1866, Page 4

Horticulture and Floriculture. 51 — 12 Pods Broad Beans, Ist and 2nd--52 — 12 Pods French Beans, Ist and 2nd. 53 — 6 Onions, Ist and 2nd. 54 — 1 Bunch ShaUots, Ist and 2nd. 55— 3 Leaves Parsley, Ist and 2nd. 56 — Best CoUection of Vegetables, one s tand Ist and 2nd. 57 — Best Collection „_of Salads, one stand, Ist and 2nd. Section V. — Pot Plants— For Amateurs, only. 58—1 Finest Greenhouse -Plant, Ist and 2nd; . 59 — 2 Fuchias, sorts, Ist prize 10s., by Dr Grigor ; 2nd. 60 — 2 Pelargoniums, sorts, Ist and 2nd. 61— 2 Petunias, Ist and 2nd. 62—2 Balsams, Ist prize, 55., by A. Bonar, Esq. ; 2nd. 63—2 Flowering Shrubs. 64—1 Plant Musk. Section VI. — Cut Flowers.— Amateurs only. 65 — 6 Panzies, sorts, Ist prize, ss.,' by ' Messrs. Matbieson and Cameron ; 2nd and 3rd. 66 — 4 Carnations, 4 Picatees, and 4 Pinks, Ist prize, 55., by Messrs. Matbieson and Cameron; 2nd. 67—6 Antirrhinams, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd. 68—3 Sweet Wittiams, sorts, Ist and 2nd. 69—3 Spikes Ten-week Stocks, Ist and 2nd. 70 — 3 Spikes Brompton Stocks, Ist and 2nd. 71 — 6 Dahlias, ' selfs sorts, Ist prize, 10s t by Messrs. Mair and Garven'; 2nd andd-a. 72 — 4 Dahlias, fancy sorts, Ist prize, 10s. 6d., by C. B. Kingman, E?*]- . ; 2nd and 3rd. 73 — 3 Spikes, Gladiolas, sorts, Ist and 2nd. 74—2 Spikes Holyhocks, sorts, Ist and 2nd. 75—3 Blooms Holyhocks, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd. 76 — 4 Spikes herbaceous Plants, Ist prize, 55., by Unknown ; 2nd and 3rd. 77 — 6 Annuals, sorts, Ist, 2nd, arid 3rd. 78 —1 Table Bouquet, Ist prize, 10s. 6d., by Donation ; 2nd. 79 — 1 Hand Bouquet, Ist and 2nd. 80—1 Floral Device, Ist and 2nd. Section VII. — Vegetables — Amateurs only. BL— 6 Kidney Potatoes, Ist and 2nd. 82 — 12 Potatoes, any other sort, Ist and 2nd. 83 — 1 Cabbage, Ist and 2nd: 84 — 1 Cauliflower, Ist and 2nd. 85—6 Turnips, Ist and 2nd. 86—6 Carrots, Ist and 2nd. 87 — 6 Parsnips, Ist and 2nd. 88 — 12 Pods Peas, Ist and 2nd. 89 — 12 Pods Broad Beans, Ist and 2nd. 90 — 12 Pods French Beans, Ist and 2nd. 91 — Best Collection of Vegetables, Ist and 2nd. 92 — Best Collection of Salads, Ist and 2nd. 93— 3 Heaviest Stalks Rhubarb, Ist prize 55., bj Messrs. J. Cooper & Co. ; 2nd. Section VIII. — Fruit. — Amateurs only. 94 — 1 Cucumber, Ist prize, 65., by W. Lewii Esq.; 2nd. 95 — 1 Vegetable Marrow, Ist and 2nd. 98 — 1 Gourd, or Pumpkin, Ist and 2nd. 97 — 3 Tomatoes, Ist and 2nd. 98 — Collection of provipcial grown fruit, Ist and 2nd Section IX — Farm Produce. — Open to aU. 99—12 Stalks Wheat, Ist 2nd and 3rd. 100—12 Stalks Barley, Ist prize 215., by J. T Martin, Esq. ; 2nd and 3rd. 101 — 12 Stalks Oats, Ist prize 10s., by Haj Bros. ; 2nd and 3rd. 102 — 6 Turnips, sorts recommended, Ist prize ss. by John MitcheU, Esq. ; 2nd and 3rd. 103 — 6 Largest Carrots, Ist and 2nd. 104 — 6 Largest Potatoes, Ist and 2nd. 105 — 6 Mangulwurzel, Ist and 2nd 106 — 1 Lb. finest fresh Butter, Ist prize 10s., bj Messrs. J. Stock and Co. ; 2nd and 3rd 107 — Best Cheese, Ist prize, 10s., by Messrs Cochrane, Granger, and Blackwood ; 2nc and 3rd. 108 — Best coUection of grass seeds, Ist priz( 205., by Messrs. J. Cooper and Co. ; 2nc and 3rd. N.B. — The overplus funds of the society will be divided annongst those frizes left blank. On Sale. f\ N SAL E, by the Undersigned,— Ex recent arrivals, and Now Landing, ex Jane — Whole and Crushed Maize Barley and Bran Tea, in Chests, Half-chests, and Boxes Sugar, No. 2, lst and 2nd Counter, Victoria Company Treacle, in Hhds. and 1 cwt. kegs Herrings, red and white Oysters, Herrings and Haddocks, in tins Maizena, Arrowroot and Sago Castor Oil, f , £, and 1 pint bottles Salad Oil, Bottled Fruits, and Sauces Cabin, Pilot, and Fancy Biscuits Coarse and Fine Salt Salt, in jars and packages Candles, fuU and heavy weights Large Varieties of Confectionary Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel Raisins — Muscatells and Elems Carolina and Java Rico Pearl Barley, Split and Green Peas Hops, Jams and Jellies Starch, Blue, Soap aud Soda Carbonate Soda, Cream of Tartar, Acid White and Son's White Seal Sherry, and Superior Port Wine Brandy, Whisky, Rum, and Geneva Vestas, 250's and 1000's Bell and Black's Tobacco, Twist, 10's and Half-pounds Mustard, Pepper, and Spices of att kinds ( 200 Cases Kerosene, Cozens and Downe's A good assortment of Kerosene Lamps Lamp-glasses and Wicks Picks, Axes, Spades and Shovels Pick, Axe, and Adze Handles Nails, Ewebanks and Cut M u.itta Rope and Bengal Lines Oils — China, Colza, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils — Olive, Neatsfoot, Train and Castor on draft Large assortments of Basket Ware And large and General Assortments of Merchandise too numerous to particularise. EKENSTEEN & HALL, Corner of Dee and Esk-etreet. Hotels. THOMAS DYKE, LATE OF THE MARINE HOTEL, RIVERTON, T>EGS respectfuUy to acquaint his Patrons and the General Pubhc that he has re-opened. THE EIVEETON HOTEL, Opposite the Bank of Otago, Limited, in which being centraUy situated and most Commodious he will be üble to afford Superior Accommodation FIRST GLASS STABLING.