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List of Prizes.
Tue following is a list of prizes for the articles shown in the Drill Shed. The i prize list of animals will appear te-morrow.
CHEESE.
Three Factory Cheese, not under 50 lbs each—1st, 1 D McLeod, city; 2nd, F T New- bery, city; 3rd, Cornwall Cheese Factory.
‘Two Cheese, not less than 20 lbs each, farm- er’s make—Ist, Henry Hyde, West River; 2nd, Mrs Jas Howard, do; 3rd, Mrs Abbott, Union Road.
BUTTER.
Five lbs Fresh Butter, in prints or rolls— ist, Mrs D K Scott, North River; 2nd, Mrs Isaac Crosby, Marshfield; 3rd, Jas McLeod, Lot 48.
Three packages Butter, for exportation, factory or any one Dairy make, not less than 52 lbs each—Ist, Chas Lawson, city; 2nd, Mrs J, Balderston, North River; 3rd, Miss Amelia, Haslem, Springfield.
Tub or Crock Butter, not less than 28 Ibs, nett, farmer's make—Ist, Mrs Isaac Crosby, Marshfield; 2nd, Mrs Geo Sellar, Highfield; 3rd, Mrs Enoch Drake, North River.
Specia] prize presented by Wm Mutch, Esq, Hopeton, best 5 Ibs Butter, made without salt—Mrs Isaac Crosby, Marshfield.
GRAIN,
Two bushels Red Wheat—W J Palmer’ city.
Two bushels 2-rowed Barley—Ist, Dominic Pieno, Rustico; 2nd, John Robertson, Inker- man,
Two bushels White Oats—Ist, Daniei Bul- man, Rustico; 2nd,John Robertson, Inkerman; 3rd, Alex McKinnon, Royalty.
Two bushels Black Oats—Ist, Nelson Orr, New Glasgow; 2nd, John Robertson, Inker- man; 3rd, Thomas Bulman, Rustico.
Two bushels Norway Oats—Ist, John Robertson, Inkerman; 2nd, Thomas Bulman, Rustico; 3rd, S Saunders, Winsloe Road.
One bushel Peas—Ist, Wm Mellett, Union Road; 2nd, John Carlton, North River.
One bushel Buckwheat—Ilst, Walter E Mellett, Union Road; 2nd, John Crockett, Pleasant Grove.
Collection of Grain in the Sheaf, one sheaf of each—Ist, A Smallwood, Middleton; 2nd, John Robertson, Inkerman.
SEEDS,
One bushel Timothy Seed—John McIntyre, Roseneath.
Half bushel Flax Seed—Wm Mellett, Union Road.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES, & Potatoes.
Half bushel Burbank Seedling—Geo How- ard, Winsloe Road.
Half bushel Bliss’ Triumph —Ist, Geo How- ard, Winsloe Road; 2nd, Jas Mason, City.
Half bushel Pear] of Savoy—Ist, Joseph | Boisner, North River; 2nd, B W Higgs, Rey- jalty.
Half bushel White Star — lst, George ‘Tweedy, North River; 2nd, James Boisner, | North River.
| Half bushel Beauty of Hebron—Ist, John ,C Lawson, Stanhope; 2nd, Mrs Geo Lewis, | Reyalty.
dalf bushel McIntyres—-ist, Robert Drake, North River; 2nd, James McKinnon, Rocky Point.
Half bushel Empire State—Ist, Geo How- ard, Winsloe Road; 2nd, Robert Beer, Wood- land.
Half bushel any new kind—1Ist, Martin Mc- Lean, Royalty; 2nd, John Fish, Portage.
Collection grown from seed balls, sown in 1838—1lst, Wm Burke, Royalty; 2nd, Arch Matheson, North River.
‘Twelve Swede Turnips—Ilst, Benj Heartz, City; 2nd, Henry Hurry, Royalty.
Twelve Long Red Mangel Wartzel, greatest
Charlottetown and Halifax. we ight—Ist, Thos Parsons, City; 2nd, Geo H
ing, City.
Twelve Red Globe Mangel Wurtzel—John Elliott, Royalty.
Half bushel Parsnips, large for stock—Chas Palmer, City.
Half bushel White Field Carrots—Ist, Chas Palmer, City; 2nd, John McKinlay, North River. ’
Half bushel Long Orange Carrots—Charles Palmer, City.
One doz Onions, red (ripe)—Ist, Jas Hous- ton, City; 2nd, Isaiah Honston, City
Half doz Onions, largest uuripe (red)—1st, Government House; 2nd, James Houston, City.
Half doz Onions, largest unripe (yellow and white)—Ist, F L Haszard, City; 2nd, Govern- ment House.
Two doz Shallots—lst, Heury A Holl, City; 2nd, Jas Mason, City.
One doz Table Beets, long variety—Ist, John Colwill; 2nd, Mrs James Palmer, City.
One doz Table Beets, round or turnip—)st, John F Robertson, City; 2nd, Charles Leigh, City.
One doz Sugar Beets—lst, Geo H King, City; 2nd, Lewis Burke, Royalty.
One doz Parsnips—Ist, Geo H King, City; 2nd, Jas Judson, Lot 49.
One doz Danvers. or any half long variety of Carrot—Ist, Alfred McAree, City; 2nd, Clifford Scott, North River.
One doz Early-horn Carrots— Ist, Hon A el Hensley, City; 2nd, Mrs Geo Hodgson,
‘ity.
Three Cauliflowers—lst, Jas Burke, South. port; 2nd Richard Burke, Royalty.
Twelve ears Indian Corn, yellow—Ist, Jas Burke, Southport; 2nd, John Marks, Mar- gate.
Twelve ears Indian Corn, sweet—Jas Burke, Southport.
Ose Pumpkin—1lst, Jas Burke, Southport; 2nd, Hammond Johnson, Highfield.
One Squash, Mammoth or Chili, greatest weight—John Robertson, Inkerman.
Two Squash, Boston Marrow—Ilst, F L Haszard, City; 2nd, James Burke, South- port.
Two Squash, Hubbard—lst, James Burke, Southport; 2nd, John Robertson, Inkerman.
Two Engiish Vegetable Marrow—Ist, Alex Essery, Royalty; 2nd, H A Holl, City.
Three Winningstadt Cabbage, by weight— Walcer E Burke, Royalty.
Turee Drumhead Cabbage, by weight— Walrer E Burke, Royalty.
Three Red Cabbage, by weight—Ist, Wal- ter lL. Burke, Royalty; 2nd, Jas Burke, South- port
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Southport.
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Provincial Exhibition.
Savoy Cabbage, by weight—Ist, ' . A . Walter E Burke, Royalty; Zod, Jas Burke, ' Ms Wm Jodd, city; 2nd, Réchard Irwin, do,
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(®.Three Brussels Sprouts—lIst, Hon Judge Hensley, City; 2nd, C E Rowe, City.
Brace Cucumbers—1st, Hon Judge Hensley, City; 2nd, do.
Brace Citron Melons—Ist, Lemuel Wright, City; 2nd, do, do.
One doz Tomatoes, red, for siz, smooth- ness and perfection of shape—lst, James Burke, Southport; 2nd, Alex Essory, Roy- alty.
One doz Tomatoes, red, largest of any kind —Ist, Heury A Holl, City; 2nd, Jas Burke, Southport.
Halt doz Roots Celery, red—lst, Hon Judge Hensley, City; 2nd, C E Rowe, City.
Half doz Roots Celery, white—Ist, Hon Judge Hensley, City; 2nd, Alex McKinnon, Royalty.
Sample Fodder Corn, 6 stalks—Ist, Wm Howard, South Wiltshire Road; 2nd, Hon R P Haythorne, City.
Judges—J J Gay, G H Haszard, John Alleyne.
FRUITS. A pples.—Best 1 dozen each.
Autumn Strawberry—Ist, Mrs Geo White, North River; 2nd; B E Wright, Royalty.
Gravenstein—Ist, B E Wright; Royalty; 2nd, Mrs. D Ferguson, Tulloch.
Red Astrachan—Ilst, John Robertson, Ink- erman; 2nd, Robert McKinlay, North River.
Alexander (Emperor)-—Ist, John Robertson, Inkermau; 2nd, Percy Match, Lot 48.
Tetofsky ‘st, John Robertson, River; 2nd, Geo Jones, Lot 49,
Peach—Ist, John Robertson, North River; 2nd, W W Moore, Pownal.
Duchess of Oldenburg—Ist, Jas McLeod, Lot 48; 2nd, John Robertson, Inkerman.
Williams’ Favorite—)st, John Robertson, North River; 2nd, B E Wright, Royalty.
Permain, Blue—Ist, Jas G McCallum, Brackley Point.
Northern Spy—lst, Mrs Jas G McCallum, Brackley Point; 2nd, Join Robertson, Inker- man.
Yellow Belle Fleur, or Bishop Pippin—Ist, A A Moore, Pownal; 2nd, F Jones, Pownal. Golden Russet—Ist, A A Moore, Pownal; 2nd, Jas Farquharson, Lot 48.
Ben Davis—lst, John Robertson, North River; 2nd, Donald Murchison, North River. Baldwin—lst, Donald Murchison, N River; 2nd; John Robertson, North River.
Blenheim Pippin—t!st, Geo Stewart,South- port; 2nd, John Robertson, Inkei man. Ribston Pippin—|st, John Bovyer, South- port; 2nd, Lewis Baker, Lot 48.
Rhode Island Greening—Ist, John Robert- son, Inkerman; 2nd, Richard Smith, Pownal. Haas—lIst, John Robertson, Inkerman,2nd, Jessie Stewart, Southport. Havethornden—Ist, Frank Jones, Pownal ; 2nd, Ceo Jones, Lot 49.
Quarrenden, Devonshire—Ist, B E Wright, Royalty; 2nd, James Lewis, Common.
Fameuse, or Snow Apple—Ist, Jas Carter, Winsloe Road; 2nd, John Bovyer, Southport.
King of Tompkins—Ist, Mrs Abram Gill, Little York; 2nd, Hector Murchison, North River.
Swaar—lIst, John Bell, BE Wright, Royalty.
English Pippin—Ist, Mrs Abram Gill, Little York,
Native Seedling—Ist, John Robertson, Ink. erman; 2nd, Wm Dancan, Wheatley River. Any other variety—lIst, Daniel Chowan, Hightield; 2nd, John Smith, Pownal.
Best Sample 1 quart each, Crab Apples.
North
Royalty; 2nd,
Transcendant—Ist, A A Moore, Pownal; 2nd, Donald McEachern, Lot 48. Golden—Ist, Arthur Davies, City; 2nd, Jas Brodie, Stanhope. Hyslop—Ilst, John Robertson, Inkerman; 2nd, Jas D McCallum, Brackley Point. Siberian — Ist, John Robertson, North River; 2nd, Bessie A Sellar, Union Road, Lot 33. Queen’s Choice—Ist, Mrs Francis C Bois- ner, North River; 2nd, Donald Murchison, North River. Bald’s Winter-~—lst, Donald McEachern, Lot 48; 2nd, Mrs Abram Gili, Little York.
Best Sample 1 quart each, Plums.
Red Magnum Bonum—William Heartz, city.
Yellow Magnum Bonum—Ist, Mrs Francis J Longworth, city; 2nd, Mrs Abram Gill, Little York.
Moor’s Arctic—lst, Fred A Brown, city; 2nd, Geo H Moore, Pownal.
Biue or Purple—Ist, Wm Earle, city; 2nd, Fred A Brown, city.
Red—Fred A Brown, city; 2nd, Jessie Stewart, Southport.
Green Gage—Ist, Fred A Brown, city; 2nd, Wim Heard, city.
Brown Gage—lst, Miss McKinnon, Rocky Point; 2nd, Georgina Bryenton, Brackley Point Road.
Damsons—lst, Wm Heard, city; 2nd, Jas Mason, city.
Native Seedling Plums — Ist, Christina Stewart, Brackley Point Road; 2nd, Jas Far- quharson, Lot 48,
Best 1 doz. each, Pears,
Flemish Beauty —lst, Fred A Brown, city; 2nd, Fred E Beer, city.
Belle Lucrative—Fred A Brown, city.
Louise Bonne de Jersey--Wm Cairne, St Peter’s Road,
Any other variety—ist, Wm Cairns, St Peter’s Road; 2nd, do.
Best bunch each, Grapes.
White, grown inside—Ist, Wm Heard, city; 2nd, do, do.
Green, outdvoors—lst, F Dumont, Royalty; 2nd, do, do.
Black, outdoors—lIst, F Dumont, Royalty; 2nd, do, do.
One gallon Cranberries—Ist, David Carr, Stanhope; 2nd, Geo Shaw, Stanhope.
Sample Jefferson Plums recommended for prize, tinest shown.
Judges—W F Carter, Hon John Goff, Richard Burke.
FLORICULTURE. Cut Flowers, or in Pots.
Asters, not less than four colors—John Martin, city.
Phiox Drummondii,not less than four colors —Mrs Wm Dodd, city.
Stocks, not less than iour colors—Magyie Lowe, city.
Salpiglossis, not less than four co.ors—Mrs H C Jordon, Royalty; 2nd, Mrs P F Longworth, Glenwood.
Dianthus, not less than four colors—Ist, Richard Irwin, city; 2nd, Miss F Longworth, Glen wood.
Roses, not less than three colors—lIst, Miss Fila burke, Royalty; 2nd, Mrs Wm Dedd, city.
Ucirnations, not less than three colors—Ist,
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