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WEST RIVER.

2 Will leave Charlottetown for West River

4 Bridge, Thursday, at 4 p. m., caliing at Westville when required. Friday morn- ing leaving West River Bridge for Char-

lottetown at 7.30, calling at Westville

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West River Bridge at 4 o’clock, p. m.

4 ROCKY POINT.

The steamer Elfin will leave Prince St. Wharf daily (Sundays excepted), as fol lows :—At 6.30 a. m., 4.00 a m., 9.30 s. wm, lla. m.,2 p.m., 4p. m., and 6.00 p- m.

Will leave Rocky Point as follows :—At 700 4. m., 3.30 a.m., 10.00 a. m., 12.00 boon, 3.00 p m., 5.00 p. m., 7.00 p. m.

Suodave—From Charlottetown at 9.00 a.m. 12.45 p.m., 2.00 p.m. and 4.00 p.m. From Rocky Point—10.00 a. m., 1.30 p. m., 3.00 p. m. and 5,30 p. m.

SOUTHPORT FERRY.

| The steamer Hillsborough will ply on

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LIST OF PRIZ&S. HORSES.

CLYDESDALFES, SHIRES . AND» PERCHER- ONS, IMPORTED CR ISLAND BRED.

Stallion, 4 years old and upwards, 1, Thomas Andrews, St Elaanors.

ISLAND BRED DRAFT HORSES.

Stallion, 4 years old and upwards, 1, Thomas Glover, Summerside; 2, Jas Barclay, O'Leary.

Stallion, 2 yearsold, 1, Jabez Lee Tryon.

Colt, 1 year old, 1, Thos Glover,

Summerside. Filly, 3 years old, 1, John W Hogg, Wilmot; Nelson Howatt, North St

Eleanors; 3, James Drummond, Free- town. Filly 2 years old, 1, Patrick Whelan, Freetown ; 2, Wm Moase, New Annan ; 3, Jos Baker, Freetown. Filly, 1 year old, Alex Anderson, Bedeque; 2, Malcolm Ress, North Bedeque ; 3, Geo T Brown, St Eleanors. Foal of 1896, 1, Robt D Milligan, Travellers Rest; 2, Geo Schurman,New Annan. Mare with foal at foot, Milligan, Travellers Rest; Schurman, New Annan. Pair draft horses, 1, E G Craswell, St Eleanors. Draft gelding or mare, I, D Smal), Summerside ; 2,John Powers,Freetown ; } 3, Thos Montgomery, Bedeque. Judges, 1, Robert Hooper, Summer- side ; 2, Michael H McCabe, Middleton ; |;

1, Robt D 2, Geo

3, Mr Ramsay. CATTLE. :

Ayrshires. Bull 3 years old or older, 1, A J | Wright, Bedeque; 2, Colin Craig, | Middleton. ;

Bull under 3 years old, 1, J W Par-

sons, Margate; 2, Ambrose Cairns, » Summerside. Cow in milk, 1, Albert Brehaut,

Summerside ; 2, Thos Glover, Summer- side; 3, Frank McEwen, Summerside. | Heiter under 2 years,1.F W Wooley. Summerside ; 2, Major Wright, Centre- ville; 3, Frank McEwen, Summerside. HIOLSTEINS.

Bull 3 years or older, 1, A F Me-

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; season, 1, F G Compton, St Eleanors; ‘2, Clynton Glydon, Margate; 3, Geo Compton, St Eleanors.

Lellan, McDougald’s P O; 2, Farmers’ Club, Grand River. Cow in milk, 1, Summerside; 2, Wm _ Small, merside.

Heifer under 2 years old, 1, Henry Murray, Linkletter Road; 2, Wesley Huestis, Clark's Mills; 3, Wm Small, Summerside.

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POLLED ANGUS.

1, John

Bull 3 years or older, a Me-

Richards, Bideford; 2, Archibald Callum, Lower Bedeque.

Cow in milk, 1, Joha Richards, Bide- ford.

Heifer under 2 years, 1, Albert Me- Callum, Lower Bedeque; 2, Ambrose Cairns, Summerside.

SHORTHORNS

Bull 3 years or.older, 1, Stewsst Burns, Freetown,

Cow in milk, 1, Frank McEwen, Summerside; 2. D Montgomery, dbo; 3, Lewis Montgomery, do.

Leifer under two years old, 1, RMeC Stavart, Summerside; 2, S R Hiblson, do; 3, Albext Tanton, Si Eleanor’s.

JERSEYS. Bull three years or older, 1, J A Brace, Summerside; 2. Moyse & Fow- ler, Central Bedeque.

Corner; 2, W K McKay, Summerside ; 3, J A Brace, do.

Seales, St. Eleanor‘'s; 2, Thos Andrew, €o3 3, Alex Hooper, Summerside.

Wm G Farrow, \

Cow 1n milk. 1, L U Fowler, Ross, |

Heifer under 2 years old, 1, Henry |

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Judges. Geo Sinclair, John Sillike Cornelius Leard. i SHEEP.

Margate ; 2, Henry Gordon, Montrose ; 3, F W Wooley, Summerside.

rose; 2,Geo Enman, St Eleanor’s; 3, Albert Craswell, do.

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‘2 Judson Burns, Lower Freetown; 3, Stewart Burns, Freetown.

Middleton ; 2, Judson Burns, Freetown ; 3, Elijah Moase, Kensington,

Middleton ; 2. W H Moase, nan; 3, Judson Burns,Lower Freetown

gate; 2, John A Burrows, Wilmot Val- ley ; 3, Joseph Keefe, Briarwood. |

gate; 2, Geo Compton, St. Eleanors ; 3, Geo B McNutt, Darnley.

“ion, Margate; 2, Eleanors, 3, Roy Schurman, New An- nan.

Margate ; 2, Geo Compton, St Eleanors.

‘Cairns,Summerside ; Thos Fitzsimmons, Margate.

fun ; 2, Henry Gordon, Montrose.

i, Henry Gordon, Montrose; 2, J J Wall, Traveller's Rest.

Eleanors; 2, Norman Waugh, Sum-

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LONG WOOL.

Ram any age, 1, Enoch Dennis,

Yearling ram, Henry Gordon. Mont-

Ram Lamb, 1, H R Baker, ' Margate ; Wm A Dunbar, Alma; 3, Thos rlover, Summerside. Pen ‘2 ewes. having raised lambs his season, 1 Chas Craig, Middleton ;

Pen 2 yearling ewes, 1, Chas Craig,

Pen 2ewe lambs, 1, Chas Craig,

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DOWNS OR GREY FACE.

Ram, any age, 1, Frank Glydon, Mar-

Yearling ram, 1, Frank Glydon, Mar-

Ram lamb, 1, Frauk Giydun, Mar-

Pen 2 ewes, having raised lambs this

Pen 2 yearling ewes, 1. Frank Gly- Geo Compton, St.

Pen 2 ewe lambs, 1, Frank Glydon,

Judges— Peter Millar, Ellerslie; W

PIGS. Boar pig, 1, H R Moase, Kensing-

Sow, having reared litter this year,

BERKSHIRES.

Boar 1, Albert Tanton, St

pig. merside. Sow, having reared litter this year, 1, Samuel Glydon, Margate.

CHESTERS.

Bear pig, 1, J W Calbeck, Augustine Cove; 2, Geo E Brown, Margate.

Sow, having reared litter this year, 1, Alex Brown, Margate; 2, Paul Thompson, McDouga!l’s, Lot 14.

Pen fof 2 pigs under 6 months, bar- rows excluded, 1, J W Callbeck, Judson Burns, Freetown.

Judges—Colin McKay, E Bideford ; Enoch Dennis, Margate; Alex Me- Donald, Lot 14.

FLOUR AND MEAL.

Best 50 Ibs flour, 1, Lewis Wickett, Mill Valley. Best 20 ibs pearl barley, 1, Benj Webster, Augustine Cove. Best 20 lbs buckwheat, 1,G W Robin- son, Clark’s Mills. Judges—Jas McNally, H A Stewart, J Prince Leard. .

POULTRY,

Eleanors; 2, Calvin Reeves, Lower Freetown; 3, Jos Clow, Upper Free- town.

Pair spring geese, 1, Geo E Brown, |! Margate ; 2, Alex Brown, do.

Pair mongrel geese, 1, Ambrose Cairns, Summerside ; 2, Stewart Burns, Freetown.

Pair Toulon geese, 1, Jarvis P Tan- ton, Summerside; 2, Chas Stavert, Lot 17.

Pair Chinese geese, Tanton, Summerside ; Tanton, do.

Pair wild geese, 1, Jarvis P Tanton, | |

1, Jervis Pit 2, Mrs Pope

Pair Pekin ducks, 1, Albert Glydon, Margate; 2, F W Cannon, St Eleanors. Pair black Spanish fowls, 1, Cleve- land Baker, Margate ; 2,Melville Baker, do.

Pair light Brahmas, 1, HR Moase,

Kensington ; 2, GM Price, Sumnx rside.

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(dairy made) 1, 8 R Hillson, Summer- side; 2, Maggie McDonald, Kinkora ; 3, Mrs Allan McQuarrie, Searletown. Two dairy cheese not less than 20 lbs each, 1, Mrs Norman Ramsay, Hamilton.

Three factory cheese, not under 50 lbs each to be made after July Ist, 1896, 1, S Richard-on, St Eleanors; 2, Jesse Schurman, Bedeque; 3, Grand River Dairying Co. : Judges—Albert Craswell, John Clay.

GRAIN AND GRASS SEEDS.

Two bushels white wheat, 1, Mon- tague Gardiner, Central, Lot 16; 2, J Stavert, Freetown ; 3,Richard Gardiner, Central, Lot®16.

Two bushels red wheat, 1, John A McDonald, Mill Valley; 2, J A Me- Murdo, Clark’s Mills; Jesse Mat- thews, Alberton.

Two bushels beechnut buckwheat, 1, Stephen Huestis, Wilmot Valley; 2, 2Zobt Burns, Lower Freetown; 3, Chas Huestis, Wiln et Valley.

Two bushels 2-rowed barley, 1, | Joseph Taylor, Lower Freetown; 2, W | S Hacker, Summerside; 3, Mabon | Stavert, Lower Freetown.

’’wo bushels 4 or 6-rowed barley 1,

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John Coonolly, Middleton; 2, John | Baker, Clairmont.

Two bushels black oats, 1, Stephen | Muttort, Cape Traverse; 2, Simpson | Bros, Indian River; 3, Alexander | Brown, Margate.

Two _ bushels white oats, 1, Percy Marchbanks, New Annan; 2,

Ariemas Farrow, (Central Bedeque; 3, Thomas Schurman, Summerside.

Half-bushel Vetches, 1, Thos Glover, | Summerside; 2, llenry Gordon, Mont- | rose.

Half-bushel white beans, Perry, 15 Point; 2, Stewart, Hamilton.

Half-bushel field peas, 1, Colin Me- Kay, East Bideford ; 2, James Pridham, Montrose.

One «dozen ears corn, 1, Taylor, North Bedeque; 2, Fred Compton, St Eleanor’s.

One dozen ears sweet corn, 1, Claude

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Morrison, Summerside; 2, Fred G

Pair turkeys, 1, Edwin Tancon, St Compton, St Eleanors.

Calvin Allan MeQuarrie, Searletown.

Summerside : 2,

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gers, Summerside; 2, George Rogers, North Bedeque; 5, Edwin Taylor, North j Bedeque.

seeds, grown by one person, grain to Rogers, North Bedeque.

Thos Hi Hacker, BSedeque ; Thos Dawson, North Tryon.

Darby, Abram’s Village, 2,James Ram- say, werside,

bertsn ; 2,Major McNeill, New Village ; Wilmot Valley ; Jesse Matthews,

nors ; 2, Hubert Compton,St Eleanors ; 3, George Gay, Travellers’ Rest.

Bedeque ; 2,Fred G Compton, St Llen- ore; $, side.

Summerside; 2 Comptor

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e Annan; 2, Aust . St El Caulitlowers, 1, F W Wooley, Sum. merside: 2, Austin Seales, St Eleanors.

St Eleanors, 2, [lenry Scales St Elean- Alice Stewart, Hamilton ;2,F W Wooley Summerside.

= | Mrs Jas Walsh, Summerside; 2, Annie and Alice Stewart, Hamilton.

Freetown; 2, Roy Schurman, New An- ery, Bedeque ; 2, Wm Brown, Summer- side.

North Bedeque; 2, Summerside.

side.

Summerside; 2, Robert Glover, jr, do. | side

Schurman’s Point ; 2,Rufus Wright,Mid- dleton.

Summerside; 2, Fred G

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Judges—Jesse S Burns, Wm Scbur- | Per) amet Summerside; 2, Mrs man, A D Murray. DONE, VY SOS. Ilulf bushel early rose, 1, Malcolm DAIRY. | Ross, North Bedeque; 2, Colin Craig, Firkin or crock butter, not less t ian | Middleion. 28 pounds, 1, Maggie McDona!d. Kin- lalf bushel beauty of Hebron, 1, Roy kora: 2,S R Hilson, Summerside; 3,| Schurman, New Annan; 2, Leonard Mrs Wm Walker, Kelvin Grove. Schurman, do. Five pounds butter, prints or rolls, Half bushel Dakota red, 1, Thos

Moyse, Central Bedeque ; 2, Wm Comp- ton, St Eleanors.

ville Baker, Margate; 2. Leonard Schur- man, New Annan.

Lower Freetown ; North Bedeque.

Half bushel silver dollars, 1, Mal- colm Ross, North Bedeque; 2, Lewis 3 Holland, Bedeque.

Half bushel prolifies, 1, Leonard Schurman, New Aanan; 2, J A Me- Murdo, Clark’s Mills.

Best collection of potatoes, 5 of each

one person, 1, Benj Rogers, North Be- deque ; 2, Geo Rogers, do.

{| Duchess | Ramsay, Hamilton; 2, Joseph Clow,

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Half-bushel timothy seed, 1, Colin McKay, Hast Bideford ; 2, W S Hacker, Summerside ; 3, Robt Ellis, O'Leary.

20 lbs red clover seed, 1, John R Cameron, Albany; 2, Henry C Cam- eron, Albany.

Half-bushel flaxseed, 1, Henry Gor- Montrose; 2, James Pridham, Montrose ; 3, Jesse Matthews, Alberton.

Half-bushel ops, 1, Mrs Allen Me- (Juarrie, Searletown.

Six stalks fodder corn, 1, Geo Rogers, Bedeque ; 2, Benj Rogers, Bedeque; 3, Picton Rogers, Bedeque.

Sheaf of wheat, 1, Geo Rogers, Bedeque ; 2, Thos Glover, Summerside ; 3, Colin Craig, Middleton.

Shesf of 2-rowed barley, 1, Joseph Taylor, Lower Freetown; 2, Arthur Wright, Searletown; 3, Wm Compton, St Eleanors,

Sheaf of 4 or 6-rowed Ambrose Cuairns, McQuarrie,

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barley, 1, Summerside ; 2, Searletown; 3,

Sheaf of black oats, 1, Geo Rogers, Perey Silliker,

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Best collection of grain and grass

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Judges, Wm G Taylor. Bedeque ;

7 POTATOES, ROOTS & VEGETABLES. 1, Edwin

Twelve swede turnips,

ilamilton; 3, ‘hos Glover, Sum

Table carrots, 1, Jesse Matthews, Al-

}, Geo Rogers, Bedeque. Feeding carrots, 1, Richard Clark, 2, Fred Clark, do; 3, Alberton Parsnips, 1,Fred G Compton,St Eiea-

Table beets, 1, Maleolm Ross, North

Claude Morrison, Summer-

Manele Wurtzels, 1, Thos Glover, Jesse Schurman, Bide- jue, 3 pson, Hamilton. Three flat Dutch cabbage, 1, Fred G St Eleanors; Phil Doucette,

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Drumbead cabbage, 1, Fred G Comp- St Elenors; 2, Richard Clark, Savoy cabbage, 1, Fred G Compton, Elean- ors. Winuingstead, 1, WM Moase, New

istin Seales, St Eleanors.

Red cabbage, 1, Fred G Compton, 1S

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Dias eal : onions, red, 1, Annie and}

Basket onions, yellow or white, 1,

Basket eschalots, 1, Jesse Burns, ian.

Twelve tomatoes, 1, Miss Montgom-

Three cucumbers, 1, Phil Doucette, Claude Morrison,

One pumpkio, 1, Jas E Gallant, St Yleanors; 2, Benton Green, Summer-

One squash, 1, Geo Rogers, North }edeque ; 2, Claude Morrison, Summer-

Three Citron, 1, Mrs Wm Scharman,

1, Hinson Bowness, Compton, St

Six stalks celery

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