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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2910, 10 March 1891, Page 3

! iTTAIKATO HORTICULTURAL | VV SOCIETY. I A TWO-DAYS' SHOW. THE ANNUAL SHOW of the above Society will lie. held in the VOLUNTEER AND PUBLIC HALL, HAMILTON, ON TUESDAY, 17th MARCH, 1891 (St. Patrick's Day), And WEDNESDAY, 13th MARCH. TEA AND RKKftIvSHMENTS ON SALE AT THE SHOW. | PRIZE SCHEDULE. ! POT PLANTS 17 Classes CUT FLOWERS 19 Classes FRUIT 23 Classes VEGETABLES 25 Classes SUNDRIES, including 1 u c , FARM PRODUCE J 1 ° Prizes will be awarded as above for All j Comers and Amateurs respectively. Entries mn&t be sent in on or before THURSDAY, March 12th. I SPECIAL PRIZES. I By Mr Gem. Masoj; —For br.stCollection , of Peache.*, 1 of each variety—(i j varirt.ii u Japanese plum Irees, valued at 20.5. I Bis Mu .1- K. K. Matrick - For best j sack Oaten Chaff, this year's growth ' —10s. jßy Mk John Park—For best 12 Sweden, ! grown from Webb and Sons' seed, bought through his agency—Tea set, valued at 255. By Dk. Kenny—For best 12 Bismarck ! Apples—los. By Mr Geo. EdckcUiMlie—For best collection of Apples, not to exceed 20 i varieties. 4 of each—2ls. : By Mr Tiio.s. Wells — For beat collection of Appli'S, not to exceed 20 varieties, 4 of each—A Tea-set of 40 pieces, valued at 14s (id (second ! prize to above). jßy Mk Tiios. Qualtrocgu—For best 12 Stone Pippin Apples—Leg of mutton. By Mr Lewis O'Neill—For best collection of Tomatoes—los Gd. By Mk W. A. Graham—For best 12 Cox's Orange Pippin Apples—los. Br Dr. Mukch — For best collection of Dahlias —;"is. By Mns G Wynne—For best collection of Bottled Fruit, Jams and Jellies— 21s. By Mu E. J. Pearson—For best collection of Potatoes, 4 of each variety —ldoz. Sand Soap, and sdoz. Knife Polish. By Mr W. F. Bki.i, —For Heaviest Pumpkin— A Cake (lOlbs). ByCai'T. Rkid—For best 0 Cabbegcs — A Bridle. By Mr T. Ki.ade— For best collcction of Maori Mats and Kits —10s. By Mr P. Leqdesne—For best 6 bunches outdoor-grown Grapes— idoz. Bon Accord Wine (quarts) By the Proprietor of tiii Auckland Evening Star—For best 21b. homemade Loaf and plate of half-dozen Scones—£l la. By Mr G. C. Manning—For best collection of Vegetables grown by uu amateur—Morocco leather writing book By Messrs Coates and Metoali'e—For best sample of Feed Oats, this year's growth—lst prize, 10s ; 2nd prize, ss. By Mr Jas, Ryburn—For heaviest Swedes grown from A. Yates and Co.'s seed—ss. By Mr Jas. Ryburn—For G heaviest White Belgian Carrots grown from A. Yates and Co.'s seed—ss. By Mr. James Keeley—For 9 best Adam's Pearmain Apples (amateurs) —2s Gd. By Mr James Keelky—For 6 best Pears (amateurs)—2s Gd By Mr G. J. Neal —For best collection White Belgian Carrots, Yellow Bel-

gian Carrots, Altringliam Carrots, ! Intermediate Carrots, anil Shorthorn , Carrots, 0 of cach—Prize, fl Is » (Seed and manure to have been purchased through his agency.) By Mr G. J. Nkai.—For 12 largest and bust Webbs' Stourbridge Glory Potatoes—lst prize, £1 ; 2nd prize, , 10s. By Jlk G. J. Neal—Tor C best Webbs' j Schoolmaster Potatoes—lst prize, I 7s lid ; 2nd prize, 2s (3d. ; By 3Ji; M. V. Htkley—For best sample j (not less than a quart) Wheat (WaiI kato grown), this year's growth— I —2 bags Bouedust. ißy Coloxiai. Suoaii Co.—For best col- > | lection of Honey (extracted and in 3 I comb) —21s. I By Mkss!:>-. Sjiaiu,and & Co.—For best collection of Swedes and Aberdeen?, , i Gof each—l 2 packets Cooper's Sheep Dip. 'ByMuG. F. Dickiwos—For best collec--1 tion of Maori produce (roots and j grain) —10s Gd,