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KING'S COUNTY EXHIBITION.

Asricultural Meeting and Horse Races.

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The lecture will be illus- trated by upwards of seventy beautiful pictures, upon «a large screen by a limelight lantern. ;

The lecture has been livered in Europe, the Unit- ed States, and Canada under d’suingwshed auspices, with Ambassadors, Noblemen and eminent Seientists as chsirmen, and has been fav- orably mentioned by Royalty

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| Best Carriage or Trotting Stallion over 15 hands 2 inches, 1, J J Hughes, Souris East:2. Geo E MeFarlane,S uris | East: 5, Walter Walsh, New Perth. | rhis horse should have been in txeneral | Parpose Class, where he would certain- | ly have taken Ist prize. ' Best Carriage or trotting Stallion noi } over 15 bands 2 inches, 1, Matthew & } McLean, Svuris: 2, Wm McKay, Mur- | ray Harbor North; 3, W Ruliy, Mont- ague

Best Entire Carriage Colt under $ years, Island bred, 1, Francis D Lela- chur, Murray Hb South; 2, Nath’el Randall, Sturgeon; 3, Nicholas Mahur, Sturgeon.

Best entire carriage colt under 2 years, Island bred, 1, Patrick M« Inuis, | Souris River; 2, Jas McRae, Rollo Bay | Cross; 3, Albt Curran, Summerville.

Carriage mare with her foal, 1, Rev R J Gillies, St Peters; 2, A Taylor, An- nandale ;3,Johnd McDonald,Montague.

Best carriage fi'ly or gelding under { years,1, Patk D Bowlen,Glentanniug ; 2, Martin Corcoran, Baldwin’s Rozxd, 3, John McMillan, New Perth.

Carriage filly or gelding under 3 years, 1, RM McMillan, New Perth; 2, Jas A E McDonald, Litthe Pond; 3, Danl McKianon, St Ancrews Point.

Best carriage filly or gelding under 2 years,1,Jas A McDonald,Little Pond ; 2, Newton Hayden, Ferest Hill; -?, Wm S McDonald, Lorne Valley. :

Best carriage foal of 1897, 1, Rev R J Gillies, St Peters: 2, Lewis Randall, Sturgeon; 3, W S Easton, Geo'town.

Best cart stallion, imported, 1. Leslie Poole, L Montague; 2, Mont Annear, L Montague.

Best cart stallion, Island bred, Frank H MelIsaac, Souris; 2, David Reid, Vic- toria Cross; 3, Jas Daiziel,M H North.

Best cart coit under 2 years, 1, Chas Graham, Marray Hb North; 2, Jas Baldwin, Baldwin’s Road.

Best cart mare with her foal, 1, Wm Irving, Murray Hb North; 2, Neil Matheson, Forest Hidl;3,Albert Dewar, Brudenell.

Best filly or gelding under 4 years, 1, Albt Dewar, Bradenell.

Mare or gelding for genera) pur- poses, any age, 1, Victor J Egun, Hd Hillsboro; 2, Dan] Shaw, New Perth; 3, C McCurmack. St Georges.

Best mare or gelding for general pur- poses, under 3 years. 1.M J McCor- mack, Newport; 2, Jas Sullivan, Spar- row’s Rd; 3, P F McAulay, Hd of Car- digan.

Best cart filly or gelding under 2 years, 1, P D Bowlen, Glentanping; 2 Wm Smith, Geo'town. ~

Best cart foal of 1897, 1,Wm Irving, Annandale; 2, Neil Matheson, Forest Hill; 3, Wm Aunear. Montague.

Best Carriage Mare or gelding.showr in carriage on track, 1. G W_ Hibbett, Geo’town; 2, John McLean, Moatague Hd; 3, J M Kearney, Sturgeon.

Best cart mare or gelding,i,P Walsh, Summerville; 2, Daniel Gordon, New Perth; 3, W R Webster, Rollo Bay.

Dr. Henderson, North River, Judge.

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Best long wool ram, any Wm McLeod, Bridgetown; Cairns, Sparrows Road.

Best long wool yearling ram, 1,Chas MeNeill, L Montague; 2, F G Bovyer, Geo Town Royalty.

Best long wool ram lamb, 1. David Reid; Victoria Cross; 2, F G Bovyer, Geo Town Royalty.

Best pen 2 long wool ewes, having each reared lambs this season, 1, GF Bovyer, Geo Town Royalty: 2,G£ Bovyer. do.

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Best {} { k of 6 sh sep (long wool) one ram included, 4, F G Bovyer, Royalty.

Best flock of 6 sheep (grey faced) one ram included 1, Cassius Clay, Dun- das; 2, Michael Keenan, Royalty; 3, D A Wilson, Cardigan.

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Oxford down ram, any age, 1: GF sovyer, Royalty; 2, G F Bovyer, do. irling ram, 1, GF Bovyer, Roy-

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Best Boar, any age, 1, David Reid, Victoria Cross; 2, do do, do; 3, do do, do.

Best Sow, any age, having reared a litter 1897, David Reid, Victoria Créss. ‘

Best Pair Pigs under seven months (barrows excluded), '1, Geo E Peters, L Montague; 2, David Reid, Victoria Cross; 3, none.

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Best Boar, any age, 1, Michael Kee- nan, Royalty; 2, David Reid, Victoria Cross; 3, John A Annear, I. Montague.

Best Sow, any age, having reared a litter in 1897, 1, Vernon Shaw, Monta-

gue; 2, Cyrus Moore, Union Rd; _ 3, none. BERKSHIRE. Sest Boar, any age, Wm Beaton,

Church Rd, Lot 40.

DUROC JERSEY.

Best Buar, any age, 1, J E Poole, L Montague; %, J E Poole, do; 3, JE Poole, do.

Best Sow, any age, having reared a litter in 1897, J E Poole, L Montague.

Best Pair of Pigs under 7 months (barrows excluded), 1, 45 E Poole, L Montague; 2,J E Poole, do; 3,J E Poole, do.

TAMW ORTH.

Best boar, any age, 1, David Reid, Victoria ; 2, do.

Best sow, any age, having reared a litter in 1897, 1, David Reid, Victoria Cross ; 2, do.

Best pair pigs under 7 months (bar- rows excluded), 1, David Reid, Vic-

toria Cross. CROSS BRED P#GS.

Best sow, any age, having reared a litter in 1897, 1, Robt L Mellisb, Union Road; 2, Murdoch Docherty, Victoria Cross; 3, Chas M2Neill, L Montague.

Best pair pigs, under 7 months, 1, Mont Robertson, L Montague; 2, D P Ross, do; 3, Murdoch Docherty, Vic- toria Cross.

Best pair pigs. under 2 months old (not less than 4), 1, Robt L Mellish, Union Road; 2,J A Annear, L Monta- gue; 3, Vernon Shaw, Montague.

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POULTRY.

Best pair bronze -turkeys, 1, Epbrain Swallow, Annandale.

Best pair any other breed turkeys, 1, Ephrain Swallow, Annandale; 2, Don J Campbell, Heatherdale.

Best Pair geese, 1, Geo Annear, Montague; 3, Benj Wright, do.

Best pair Pekin ducks, 1,Katie Keen- an, Georgetown Royalty; 2, John Mce- Phee, do.

Best pair ducks, any other breed. 1, Wm A McPhee, Georgetown Royalty ; 2, Hphrain Swallow, Annandale.

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Best pen 2 yearling long wool ewes, 1, G F Bovy ver.

Best pen 2 long wool ewe lambs, |, | David Reid, Victoria Cross 2, David | Reid, do.

Best grey faced ram, down [or short

wool, any age. 1, Michael Keenan, Royalty, 2, D A Wilson, Cardigan ; 3,

Cassius Clay, Dundas.

Best grey faced yearling ram, 1, Cassius Clay, Dundas; 2, Michael Keenan, Royalty.

Best grey faced ‘ram lamb, 1, Wm McLeod, Bridgetown ; 2, Cassins Clay, Dundas; 3, Win McLeod, Briegetown.

Best pen 2 gray faced ewes, having each reared lambs this season. 1, Cas- | sins Clay, Dundas; 2. Micheal Keenan, Royalty ; 3, Micheal Kennan, do.

Best pen 2 gray faced yearling ewes, i, Cassins Clay, Dundas. 2, D A Wil- son, Cardigan.

Best pen 2 grey faced ewe lambs, 1, Michael Keenan, Royalty; 2, Geo Kee- nan, do; 3, Cassins Clay, Dundas.

Best pen 2 ewes, otber breeds or cross, having each reared lambs this season, 1, Micheal Keenan, Royalty; 2

1, Perey Manuel, Georgetown.

Best cock and 2 pullects, White Leg- horn, !, Orman Pcole, L Montague; 2, Matilda Wilson, Cardigan.

Best cock and 2 pullets, Brown Leg- horn, 1, Donald J Campbell, Heather- dale; 2, Mont Robertson, L Montague.

Best cock and 2 pullets, Hamburgs,1, Mail Nicholson, Victoria Cross; 2, Mont Wright, L Montague.

Best cock and 2 pullets, Wyandottes, 1, Donald Campbell, Heatherdale; 2, Christopher Campbell, do.

Best cock and 2 pullets, Plymouth Rock, 1, Wm McAulay, Georgetown Royalty ; 2, Donald Campbell, Heather- dale.

Best cock and 2 pullets, Andalusians, 1, Sullivan Henry, Georgetown.

Judge—Chas LeLachure.

WOOLEN AND FLAX GOODS.

1@ yards of Black Full Dress Cloth, 1, Mrs Mark McGilvray, Glenfanning ; 2, John Holland, Georgetowu Royalty ; 3,Mary McInnis, Martinvale.

10 yards Grey Full Dress Cloth, 1, Mrs Michael Christian, St George's; 2,

N J MePherson, Brooklyn;.3, Mrs Geo Matheson, St. Peter’s Road.

10 yards Women’s Wear (plain) 1, Mrs Michael Christian, St George’s ; 2, Mrs Mal D Campbell, Mitchells River; 3, Mrs Dan McCormack, St George's.

10 yards Woman's Wear(fancy)—1, Mrs Jobn McEachern, DeGros Marsh; 2, Jane McIntyre, New Perth; 3, Mrs Wim Gordon, Head Cardigan.

10 yards of Fancy Shirting(all wool) | 1, Mrs Jas Melhshb, Union Road; 2, | none; 3, nune.

10 yards White Flannel (twilled), 1, Mrs J Holland, Geo’town Royalty; 2, Mary McAulay, do do.; 3, Mrs Eben- zar Campbell. Montague bridge.

10 yards White Flannel (plain) 1. | Mrs John Holland, Geeorgetown Roy- aitv; 2, Mrs Donald McPhee, Heather- dale, 3,Janie Mclatyre. New Perth.

10 yards Wool Carpet, 1, Mal Campbell, Mitchell’s River.

Shawl.) 1, Mrs J N McPhersoh, Mrs Geo Piyer, Victoria

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Pair Blankets, 1, Mrs Donald, Me- Phee, Heatherdale; 2, Mrs John Me- Pherson, Brooklyn; 3, Mrs Ebenzer Campbell, Montague.

Horse Rug, 1, Mrs Mal D Campbell, Mitchell’s River; 2, Jane McIntyre, New Perth: 3, Mal McPhee, St George’s.

Knit or woven counterpane, 1,Henri- | etta McKenzie, Bay Fortune; 2, H Mc- Kenzie, Bay Fortune; 3, Mrs Joha McPherson, Brooklyn.

Hearth rug (all wool), 1, Mrs Wal- lace McDonald, St Peter’s Harbor; 2, do: 3, Mrs Albt Dewar, Brudenell.

Drugget shirt, 1, Mrs John R Me- Donald, Bern Point.

Best 2 pairs socks, 1, Mrs Jas Nor- ton, Annandale; 2, Mary McAulay, Georgetown Royalty; 5, Mrs Jobn Eol- land, do.

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Best pair winter gloves, 1, Sadie Flannigan, Georgetown Royalty; 2,

Mary A McPhee, Brooklyn.

Best pair winter mitts, 1, Effie Mce- Lean, Brooklyn; 2, Sadie Flannigan, Georgetown Royalty; 3, Mrs John Hol- land, do.

Best collection of knit goods, 1, Mrs Angus Morrison, Georgetown Royalty ; 2, H McKenzie, Bay Fortune; 3, Mrs | John McDonald, Burne Point.

Best 2 pairs stockings, 1, Mary T Norton, Annandale; 2, Mrs John Hol- and, Georgetown Royalty; 3, Mrs Jas Norton, Annandale.

Judge—D A Bruce.

FLAX MANUFACTURE.

Best half dozen Towels, 1, Mrs John McLean, Brooklyn; 2, Mrs H MeDon- ald, New Perth; 3, Mrs Donald Mc- Phee, Heatherdale.

Best ‘Table Cloth, 1,Mrs M D McDon- ald,StGeorge’s ; 2,Mrs Ebenezer Camp- bell, Montague; 3, Mrs N J McPher- son, Brooklyn.

Best sample Flax (hackled), 1, Mrs John McPherson, Brooklyn; 2, Mrs P Flannigan, Royalty ; 3, none. :

Best half dozen Grain Sacks, 1, N J McPherson, Brooklyn; 2, Mrs D Mc- Phee, Heatherdale ; 3, Mrs Philip Shaw, DeGros Marsh.

Best pairs Sheets, 1, Mrs Donald Mce- Lean, Brooklyn; 2, Mrs M D McDon- ald, St George’s; 3, Effie McLean, Brooklyn.

GRAIN.

2 busheis black oats—1, Leslie Poole, Lower Moniague; 2, Geo E Peters, do; 3, Robt Donahoe, Rosenez‘h.

2 bushels black tartarian or norway oats—1, Russel McLaren, New Perth.

1 bushel new yariety oats, named—l, Thomas Bulpit, Roseneath; 2, Leslie Poole, Lower Montague; 3, D A Wilson, Cardigah.

2 bushels white oats—1, Wm McLaren, New Perth; 2, Thomas Bulpit, Rosebeath; 3, Leslie Poole, Lower Montague.

2 bushels of buckwheat—1l, George E Peters, Lower Montague; 2, L J Poole, do.

12 ears Indian corn—t, Mrs Sirius Moore, Union'Rozed; 2, David Meilish, Mon tay ue,

1 bushel baking beans, white—1, C P Poole,;Lower Montague;2, D J Stewart, do.

1 bushel field peas—1, Peter Stewart, Brudenel!; 2, Bert MeFarlane, Lower Mon- tague.

} bushel horse beans—1, LJ Poole, L Montague; 2, Geo E Peters, do,

4 dozen stalks fodder corn (for ensil age) —1l, Chas Clay, Dundas; 2, George Goff, Woodville Mille.

dozen stalks horse beans—l, Benj Wright, L Montague; 2, Bert McFarlane, do.

4, dozenstalks sunflowers—John Swallow

Lo Judges—J G Scrimgeour, Cardigan; N J McDovald,Montague Mills; J Nicolle, Mur- ray Harbor South. SEEDS.

1 bushel timothy seed—1, Geo E Peters, Lower Montague; 2, Chris McCormack, St George’s; 3, John Sloan, Lower Mont- ague.

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+ bushel flax seed—1, Robt L Mellieh, Union Road; 2, Thos Bulpit, Ruseneath.

Collection vegetable seeds, the growth of the exhibitor—l1, C B Poole, Lower Montague; 2, D J Stewart, do. Judges—Neil McPhee, Glencorodale; Wm Reid, Murray Harray North.

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