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WORLD'S COCUft
EXPOSITION, 1893.
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CATALOGUE
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POMOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. TORONTO. CANADA.
Published under authority of JV. Awreij, Esq., M.p.p., Commissioner for Ontario.
TORONTO; PRINTED BY WARWICK & SONS. 68 AND 70 FRONT STREET WEST
1893.
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FRUIT CULTURE IN ONTARIO.
A glance at the map of Ontario will reveal the fact that a large portion of the inhabited territory is bound by water. Huron, Erie and Ontario— seas in all but saltness— close in about the peninsula where settlement is most dense, and where as a rule the land is easily responsive to kindly treatment. The soil shows considerable variation between the limits described, yet in every county some kinds of fruit, large and small, are successfully grown.
Here, too, climate as well as soil is favorable to horticulture. Pelee Island, the most southerly point of Ontario— and of the Dominion— lies in about the same latitude as Newport, R.I., and is farther south than Rome in Italy. In a paper read before the Canadian Institute in 1884, a well-known climatologist said : " By a British standard the summers of BBhch of the Province may be considered long. May in south-western Ontario is warmer than July in Edin- burgh ; September is warmer than July in London, and warmer than September at Vienna. The vine, maize and sorghum fully mature in most parts of the Province south of the 46th parallel, and in not a few districts as abundantly a.s in any part of America or Europe." The winters in Ontario are, as a rule, colder than those of the European countries jusfreferred to, yet it is seldom that injury is done to fruit trees, bushes or vines by the severity of the f st, and the greater depth of our snowfall is regarded as a generous protection to •.-irden and orchard.
The splendid display of Canadian fruit at the Indian and Colonial Exhibi- tion, held in London in 1886, was a revelation to multitudes who had formed their conceptions of Canada from pictures of ice palaces and photographs of hyperborean individuals in furs, or on snow-shoes or toboggans — the property of the artist's studio. Visitors were particularly interested in the exhibit of one hundred jars of grapes, and the remark was so frequently heard, " These must have been grown under glass," that it was found necessary to enlighten the general public by large placards placed at the corners of the " trophy " bearing the legend, " Canadian Fruits, all grown in the open air."
The importance of fruit growing in this Province may be seen in the fact that the Ontario Fruit Growers' Association, a society organized in 1859, and incor- porated in 1865, claims a membership of 2,700, the largest, as far as known, of
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given a ...a, i,„p„„, /«';:: , t: ,rLX' t' : 'Tt-"" '" Ontario Government. ^ ^ ° '"^^ ^^^^""^^^ «»•' of tlie
orchank The exDort r,f f L. . ,' , "' *'""' °°"°«e» l»ve their
seen f,.„,„ the fo,™ ''""""" ""'"'' '"'" "-""P^' ".a,vcll„„,„j, a, „m J
1868 ^•"«''- Value.
1872 ;;;;;; ^f.fos s 87,333
1882 10lv^68 26J,015
1892 :;::;•;■ 212,026 ,40,464
«i90,9ol 1,444,833
va.e or .„u «,He,;:et .l/::::re;::ru:"he"r'': •'^° '-'-'
year enJinj, Juno, 1892, was 91,034,182 ° l>omi„,o„ i„ n.^
of color. Haver a„dj„W„r O, r e "'"' "™ "'= ""■- S-'l-lUie,, paint our ruddier it, ^ L ^rZh "^ t^'"? *°'° °' "'"^•'
fron, goidt„dar.e,t h.on.ein'pleLit adi': ^ :'"'"? ""* ™«« exerts . mellowin.. inrtuence ml th , '"« "^ ""'' S"""" »"'»"">
into delieiou,, «„,;. „ , ,! , ,f ; ^V" .>"'-'- "f.-» che,ni,tr, turn.,
»ou,e subtle climatic influenee arnl, .„ /"""^ """' ''''""'"' f™''' a"'l -i»t decay. On the lOtT f IT 1 c ^T'' '"ij'' "'"'" "''' '" '""" Great Britain held a she- .nd r.^ , , ^ ^''" ""'"'^"''"•■al Society of
*e Indian and Oolonil'l'h htio^tll UeT 'tf: T T''! ' '"'^'"^ '' apples shown were gathered in M^rXLT!'^''''^'- The Australian <vhile the t;anadi.n"app,er J bt^ off t e": 7' 7'""'' " '"' "»'""*"'■ After crefuVeon>p.riso„ the iudZd. Med tha 1?'°.:" '° »-"-""»«>»■ were fresher in condition andsoml, ,f I u *" A"str,xlian apple,
were ^o. highly colored and T te HavoTe^^heh'o" '" ''""'"' *° ""- exhibit receiving a silver medal and atr^i^ea Jof merir """ '""''■ '"*
Of ■■oanS": :r!;::t r?" '"."n^'^^' *°- «■» «*" o-"'^-
Maritime Provinces CanlrR . =""'' °'"'™ ^™'' f™" "'a'' of the
wMie.. Maine ■•:p;es:r::-:,rtr;o:;rt it "r
-. ". to ,.., while «ai„ecan ,et bu't lol t^l^ a^ anrCa^lrCe:
noans of intM- ndards, and has beral aid of the
it of which has ities have their isly, as will bo
Value.
.S7,.33;j
J64,015
140,464
•44,833
rjce of Ontario a. The total ninion in the
The product reat qualities lose of Italy, ■assets range sntle autumn rnistry turns kt fruit, and sorts to lono tl Society of a display at e Australian i steamship, ven months, ilian apples 1, the latter vided, each
igh quality that" of the per barrel, nings com- an Russets
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range from 10s. to lOs. 6d., as compared with lO.s. to lis. for Ameiican. A lead- ing agriculturist has estimated the value to the owner of the product of an acre of apple trees in a good year at $100.
Pears flourish with us. The blight has been light in recent years, and large yiehls of well matured fruit i.s the rule. A recent shipment of Ontario pears to Belguim has been reported- — a notable instance of the fruit .seeking a market in the home of the scion.
Peaches rivalling those of Delaware are grown in the Niagara district. The peach area is a surprisingly large one, extending from Lake St Clair along the genial shores of Lake Erie and around Lake Ontario to Halton, and the l)usine.ss is in the hands of unusually intelligent and well-skilled men. A former president of the Ontario Fruit Growers' Association placed the profits of an acie of peaches in an ordinarily good year at SlOO, and in unusually good years 10 acres of peaches should be worth $2,000.
Plums of every sort, in spite of attacks from curculio and black-knot, flourish in Ontario. Shipments of thousands of bushels are made annually to the United States, and immense quantities are consumed at home in the form of preserve.s. Native American varieties are being introduced evexy year, but such high class plums as the McLaughlin, Imperial and Yellow Gage, Coe's Golden Drop, Lom- bard and Washington are grown to perfection in a large range of counties, and find a ready and profitable market. The insect and fungous enemies of the plum are not dreaded so much as they were a few years ago. Mechanics and chemistry — the .spray and well designed insecticides and fungicides — have come to the relief of the badly-beset orchardist.
Cherries are common, but being a rather perishable fruit, they are not so much in favor for market. Like the plum, great quantities are preserved at home, although in season the market if short is large. Nearly every variety, from the tart native sorts to the ss.v ter and richer English kinds, is success- fully raised.
Nectarines, apricots and quinces are grown in a few localities, but their gen- eral culture is not practised. The fig has also been matured in the open air.
Reference has already been made to the grape as being grown out of doors. The extent of Ontario grape culture surprises those who have not seen an Essex county vineyard Between Windsor and Toronto thou.sands of acres are devoted to grapes, and as far north as the county of Huron prosperous vineyards are to be found.
A Pelee Island correspondent of the Ontario Bureau of Industries thus refers to grapes in his report for November, 1891 : " Our grape crop was a remarkable
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on . Over 260 tons of the flne.t ..rape, have boen pressed in one largo wine olhvr.an.i about 1(,0 tons nu.re have boon ma.lo into wine by others, or 'hipped m baskets fc.r table use. Several persons hav had five tons of Concords to the acre. A Wentworth county correspondent in his report said : " About ten tons of grapes have been shipped .laily fron. Winona (a small railway station) during the past SIX weeks, with two weeks' sui)ply yet to go."
Pure grape wine is becoming „n important industry in the Lake Erie region and ,n tins connection the opinion of M. (Jirardot. a native of the loading wine' district ot J^ ranee, is worth .juoting : " The yield here (Kssex county. Unt.,) is at least tour to hve tons to the acre ; there not more than two. The wine here is equal to any in Kastern France. From twenty acres of grapes the yield of wine has averaged about (1.000 gallons, and it is very reuumerative. a profit of 8800 (i.100) per acre being frequently obtained." ^
Strawberries are widely grown. Oakville, on Lake Ontario, has become amous as a sluppmg station for this choicest of berries, which grows to perfec- lon on the sandy loams along the lake .side, in Kent and Essex, however, and in eastern Ontario where the St. Lawrence River forms, more particularly in the county of Leeds, there are tracts of land which challenge the world in the yield per acre and the glorious quality of the fruit. But there are few, if any, counties m the Province where the strawberry cannot be grown to give a fair return.
of f '^^;''''ff''y '' * °^ti^« «f Ontario, and the wild sorts furnish large stores ot fruit both for home and the home market. The cultivated varieties, red and White find a hospitable climate here, wlule black-caps and blackberries are almost sure to Hourish where properly handled.
Great quantities of gaoseberries are raised, and with intelligent management bring large gams to growers, as the market is a good one. English and American varieties are chieHy grown, although some native seedlings are popular.
Currants, red. white and black, are generally grown, and with profit. Large quantities of these fruits are preserved both for home use and for the market and they are particularly esteemed in the form of jellies.
The cranberry, which grows wild in diflferent parts of the Province, is now being cultivated with a fair degree of success in marshes which otherwise would be vvaste land. Cranberries are likely to command a good market, as the demand tor them has always been good.
The huckleberry, or blueberry, is also a native of Ontario, but is not culti- vated save in rare instances. It abounds in the northern parts of the Province more especially in the wilds of Muskoka and the more unsettled parts of the Georgian Bay region.
I in one large wino >y otluTH, or shipped H of Concords to the 1 ; " About t»(n tons way station) during
le Lake Erie region, '• of the leading wine county, Ont.,) is at i The wino here is | IS the yield of wine | ive, a profit of 8800 ]
ntario, has become \ h grows to perfec- i issox, however, and 1 particularly in the world in the yield 3W, if any, counties 'e a fair return.
Purnish large stores 1 varieties, red and I blackberries are
igent management lish and American popular.
nth profit. Large id for the market, j
Province, is now 1 otherwise would ;et, as the demand
Fruits other than those already named are to bo found growing in Ontario, but only to n limited Extent.
Edible nuts are also grown for profit, ami ready sales are found i.)r chest- nuts, hickory nuts, butternuts, walnuts and hazel nuts, the product ot Ontario gardens and forests.
Although, as has been already indicated, the Lake filrie and Niagara dis« tricts arc regarded as the choicest fruit sections of the Province, nearly every other county in western Ontario comes well up in the raising of somts cmo or more kinds of fruit; while tho Lake Ontario counties generally, and a few of the counties along the great 8t. Lawrence, are to the front in certain l)ranches of fruit culture. The Georgian Bay counties, also, will not abate their claim to a leading place in the cultivation of some choice fruits. In short, the Province of Ontario is fast becoming a great garden. It has a genial climate and a generous soil ; and what has already been accomplished in the way of supplying the home market and commanding a high place in foreign markets is, we believe, but an earnest of the larger victories that await our horticulture in the near future.
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CATALOGUE OF FRUIT.
ONTARIO SECTION.
World's Gol^n^biai^ E^positioi]
STRAWBERRIES.
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John Kerman, Lincoln do Hebert,
Little's No.
do Jessie, F. G
do Williams Improved, T. H. Laidman
do do
do do
Co., Grimsby. lo do do do do do
8 Crescent Seedling, do do
9 Bubaoh, A. M. Smith, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines.
10 do do
11 Jessie, A. M. Smith, do
12 Crescent Seedling, John Broderick do
13 do do do
14 Mystic, Carpenter & Son, Wentworth Co., Winona.
15 do do
16 Captain Jack, Isaac Smith, do Stoney Creek.
17 Miami, G. B. Galbraith, do do
18 do do do
19 Martha, W. W. Hilborn, Essex Co., Leamington.
20 Eureka, do
21 Lovett, do
22 Captain Jack, do 28 Daisy, do
24 Haverland, do
25 Seneca Queen, do
26 Walton, do
27 Middlefield, do
28 Jessie, do
29 Westbrook, do
30 Bubach, do
31 Woolverton, do
32 Pearl, do
33 Farnsworth, do 94 Bubach, do 35 Eureka, do 86 Saunders, do 37 Bubach, do 88 Crawford, do
39 Bubach, do
40 Crawford, do
41 Woodruff, do
42 Warfield, do
43 Daisy, do
44 .Seneca Queen, do
45 Manchester, do
46 Atlantic, do
47 Sadie, do
48 Wilson, do
do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
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49 Boynton, W. W. Hilborn,
50 Cloud, do
61 Crescent Seedling do
52 Seneca Queen, do
53 Yale, do
54 Great Pacific, do
55 Beder Wood, do
56 Edgar Queen, do
57 Mrs. Cleveland, do
58 Advocate, do
59 Advocate, do
60 Cumberland, do fil Jessie, do
62 Hatfield, do
63 Parker Earle, do
64 do do
65 Jessie,
66 Bubach,
67 Bubach,
James Sinclair, do do
68 Haverland, German Findlay,
69 Victoria, Mrs. Williams,
70 Jumbo, W. Robinson,
Essex Co., do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
Leamington .
71 Haverland, Linus Woolverton, Lincoln Co.,
Windsor. • do
do Walkerville. Windsor.
do
72 Beeback,
73 Williams,
74 Jessie,
75 Saunders,
76 Woolverton
do do
do do John Little,
do
do do do
Grimsby.
do do do
77 Wilson, A. B. Randall.
78 Wilson, do
79 Cloud Seedling, A, G. Hull,
80 Haverland, do
81 Bubach, No. " do
82 Jessie. do
83 Beeback, No. 5, do
84 Belmont. L. Woolverton,
85 Haverland, do
86 Gaudy, Joseph Woon.
87 Dominion, A. M. Smith,
Middlesex Co., Granton. Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
do .lo do do do do do do do do
St. Catharines.
do
do
do
do Grimsby.
do BeamsviUe.i St. Catharines.
88 Woolverton, John Little, Middlesex Co., Granton
89 do do do
90 do do do
91 Little's No, 16, do do
92 do do do
93 Edgar Queen, do do
94 Lovett's Early, do do
95 Auburn, do do
96 O. B. Curtiss, do do
97 Barton's Eclipse, do do
98 Woolverton, do do
99 Saunders, do do
100 Gaudy, do do
101 Ivanhoe, do do
102 Shaw, do do
103 Jessie, do do
104 Beder Wood, do do
105 Haverland, do do
106 Bubach No. 5, do do
107 Woolverton, do do
108 do do do
109 Townsend's Seedling, John Little Middlesex Co., Granton.
110 Great Pacific, do do
111 Lady Rush, do do
112 Granville, do do 118 Boynton, do do
114 Louise, do do
115 Crescent, do do
116 Woolverton, do do
117 Enhance, do do
118 Sharpless, do do
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45 Ns
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47
48
49
50
51
62
58
64
55 Gr
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119 Mrs. Garfield,
120 Williams,
121 London's Seedline,
122 Princess,
123 London's .Seedling, 12-1 Dominion, Ira E,
125 Sharpless,
126 Williams Seedling,
127 Michel's Early,
128 Sharpless, Gethen Bros.,
129 Bubach, Miss Smith,
John Little, Middlesex Co., Granton, do do
do do
do do
^. ^0, do
\ anduzen, S. Wentworth, Winona. do do
do do
do do
Lincoln, Grimsby, do
CHERRIES.
1 P. H. Gamble, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
2 do do do
8 Early Richmond. James Sinclair, Essex -t Governor Wood, Mrs, McGlasham,
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do ■ B. R. Neiles, "Lincoln Co. , do do do
do Aaron Gulp, do
do do do
do do do
do do do
11 Cae s Transparent, L. Wolverton, Lincoln
12 Knight's Early Black, do
13 Black Tartarian, do 1-t Yellow Spanish do
15 Mazzard, do
16 Black Eagle, do
17 Great Bigarreau, do
18 Napoleon Bigarreau, do
19 Monstreuse de Mezel, B. R. Neiles,
20 do do
21 do do
22 do do
23 do , do
24 do do
25 do do
26 do do
27 Governor Wood, Solomon High,
Co., Windsor, do
Grimsby.
28 29 30 31
32 38 34 35 36
do do"
do do
do Peter Linnerman, do do
do do
Black Tartarian, Benj. Pyett.
do A. M. Smith,
Governor V.'^ood, Albert Pay,
do do
37 Black Hart, L. Woolverton,
38 Black Heart, do
39 Black Ox Heart, William Neal,
40 do B. R. Neiles.
41 Napoleon Bigarreau, do
42 do do
43 Yellow Marilla, William Fitch,
44 do do
45 Napoleon Bigarreau, B. R. Neiles
46 do
47 do
48 do
49 do
50 do
51 do
52 do 68 do 64 do
55 Great Bigarreau, T,
56 lo
do
do
do John Hewitt,
do
do
do
do
do H. Laidman,
do
.Jordan Station. do do do
Co., Grimsby.
do ^
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do Jordan.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do Grimsby.
do St. Catharines.
do do
do do
do Grimsby.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
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Napoleon Bigarreaii, John Hewitt, Lincoln Co
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do English Ox Heart.
do
*)2 Common Red. Hi* do
fit do
fi> do
fifi do
67 do
m Napoleon Biggarreau •ii' Early Richmond, 7" do
71 do
72 do
73 do 71 do 75 Bigarreaii, 7'' do
77 do
78 do
79 Black Cherrv,
80 do
81 Red and White.
82 Black,
83 Yellow,
84 do
85 Black Ox Heart.
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D. \'anDuzer, Sardis Smith.
do F. a. H. Pattison,
do William Fitch,
do
do
do , W. Riordan (Diim) John Hewitt,
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do do do do B. R. Nelles, do do do .Stanley do ■ A, M. Smith, do do do do
Muir,
do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
do do
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do
do
do
do
do
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, Grimsby.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do St. Catharines. Grimsl)y.
do do do do do do do do do do
Catharines.
do
do
do
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CURRANTS.
2 ffi' ri,5^''^P®V ^xV p^i^ton- Essex Co., Windsor. 2 Red Cherry, L. Wolverton, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
3 Red Fay's. do
4 do do
5 Red Cherry, do fi Red Fay's, do
7 White Grape, do
8 do do
9 do do
10 Red Fay's. do
11 White Grape, do
12 Red Raby Castle, Geo. C. Pettit,
13 Red Cherry. do
14 do do
15 do do
16 do do
17 do do
18 Red Fay's do
19 Red Raby Castle do
20 do do
21 Red Cherry, B. R. Nelles,
22 do do
23 Red Common do
24 do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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25 Red Cherry, Thos. R. Merritt (Richardson) St. Catharines
2fi do ' do
27 do do
28 do do
29 do do
30 do do
31 White Grape, do
32 Red Cherry. W. Riordan- (Dunn)
33 do do
34 Red Fay's. L. Wolverton, 85 do do
36 Red Cherry, George Van Dyke, do
do do do do de do Lincoln Co., St. Catharines, do
do Grimsbv.
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White Grapo, Jesse D. Lawrence,
Red Cherry, George Van Dyke,
do do
White Grape, Jesse D. Lawrence,
KanS%y;;-f' Clinton, Essex Co., Windsor. Kea and White L npoln Pn p«:»v,„v.
Red Cherry, Jas. S. Ran.lall ° ^o <>nmsby.
in '!° do
An do . .10
^ ^° do do
Common Red, ,lo do
t '1° do
do do do
Red Fiy'.s, W, S. Turner, Stormont Co., Cornwall
do t ii
wilipAfS.?'/^- '^""'"y^^^y^ Lincoln Co"!. Grimsby. \V hite Grape, do do
Grimsby.
do do Black,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
'}o do
Carpenter Bros South Went worth, Stoney Creek. •). >S. Randall, Lincoln Co.. Grimsby ^"-'"'•
do
do
W.
V'. Hare, do do do do do
Red Common, Geo. R. Secor,
do do do do do do do do do
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do Sulphur fjlueen,
do Crown Rob,
do Ash ton Red
GOOSEBERRIES.
N. Clinton, Essex Co.. Windsor.
w ^'.^ettit, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
W. Riordan (Dunn), Lincoln Co., St. do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Catharines, do do do do do do do
WrtesSt'h.'''°" ^- fr''' (^-h-^-n). Lincoln Co.'°St. Catharines
do
do R. Murgatroyd,
do
do John Deans,
do George Adams, A. Terryberry,
Whitesmith,
do
do Downing,
do Houghton,
do Industry. London, Gipsy t^ueen,
do do
Ocean Wave, do
One of them, do
Thumper, do
Crown Rob, do
Whitesmith, do
London, do
do do
Bloodhound, do
Duke of Sutherland, do Coiner. do
Industry, T. H. Race,
Whitesmith, du
Industry, do
do do do do do do do do do
Adam Morton, Peel Co., Brampton.
do do Smithville. do do do do do Grimsby.
do do do do do do do do do do do Perth do do
Co.
(To do do do do do do do do do do Mitchell. do do
14 .
»<i Whitesmith, T. H. Race, Perth Co., Mitchell.
87 Dtowning, W. Spera, South Wentworth, Stoney Creek.
08 do do do do
8i) Whitesmith, T. H. Ra.io, Perth Co.. Mitchell.
40 Golden Mildowproof. John Caruie, Uraiit Co., Paris.
41 London Seeilling, .Jame.s Wild.?. South Wontworth, Barton.
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do do do
do do do do do
do do do do do do do do do folin Osl)orne, do do do
do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Stormont Co. do do do
do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Cornwall, do do do
VV mnom s KinK and Industry, .lohn Heattie, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines )ownin«, K. M. Croft, South Wentworth Co., Stoney Creek ''*'°'"^"^®^ Industry and Golden Ball, T. R. Merritt, Lincoln Co., St. Cathar
Golden Ball, do do
,^ do do do
Downing, Thomas Beall, Victoria Co., Lindsay.
do do
nes.
do
do Whitesmith
do
do Pearl,
do
do
do do do do do do do do
do do do d6 do do do do
do do do do do do do do
75 I'earl Single Branch, A- M. Smith. Lincoln Co., St. Cathari
RASPBERRIES.
1 Black, N. Clinton, Essex Co.. Windsor.
2 Marlboro', L A. Pettit, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. 8 do L, Woolverton, do do
4 do Geo. C. Pettit do do
5 do .7, A, Pettit, do do
6 do Geo. C. Pettit, do do
7 do L. Woolverton, do do
8 Highland Hardy, .John Hewitt, Lincoln Co. Grimsby.
nes.
9 10
^0 do
11 Cuthbert, W. N. Pettit,
do do
12 do do
18 do Geo. C. Pettit,
11 do do
15 do do
16 do .John Hewitt, 1. do do
18 do do
19 do Geo. C. Pettit,
20 do do
21 Schaefer's Colossal, George Adams,
22 Brandy wine, L. Woolverton,
23 Gregg, A. F. Stevenson, Haldimand Co., Cayuga.
24 Schaefer's Colossal, George Adams, Lincoln Co., Smith ville.
25 Gregg, do do do
26 Nemaha. do do do
27 Thanconia, do do do
do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do Smithville. Grimsby.
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Carolino, George Adares, Lincoln Co.. Smithville
Ho do do ,jo
Oolden (,>uoon, J. A. Petti^ ,lo Griinsbv
Go .l,.n Qaeen, J. A. Pottit, llinooln Co., Grimsby ^
Cuthbort, Cuthbort, Black. Cuthbert,
do
do
do Golden Queen GreKg
do
do A. M. Smitii, y. G. H. Patti.son,
do
do .lo do do do
St. ('atharines. Griiii.sby. do
Lsaac Geddes, S. Wentwortli Co., Winona
<lo do
CarpGiiter Bros., do W. Speia, do
Colo's Prolific, R. I). Cole, Lincoln Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Stoney Creek, do Port Dalhouaio.
do do
do do
do do
Golden Queen, L. Woolverton, Cuthbert, do
do W. Lionnerman,
do Oct. 13, 1892, Robert Teet(
do Giant Hlack. A. M. Smith', Lincoln Co., Sti'Catharines
Grimsby.
do Beanisville.
-.--,.._..„.. ..^„,i, ,i„ GriiuHby. A. R. Ivydd, Norfolk Co., Simcoo.
BLACKBERRIES.
1 Kittatiny, Murray Pettit, S
3 4
o 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 28 24 25 26 27
do do do do do do do do do
do do
Isaac Geddes,
do
do Geo. Udell, Gethen Bros.,
do
do
Wentworth Co., Winona, do do do do do Lincoln County, Grimsby. do do do
do do do do do do do do do Snider,
Winona.
Dewberry, Samuel Whittaker, do
Kittatiny, George TJdell, do
do do do
do Murray I'ettit, S. Wentworth Co.,
do do
do do
A. H. PQttit, Lincoln County, Grimsby. Murray Pettit, S. Wentworth Co., Winona.
do do
A. H. Pettit, Lincoln Co , Grimsby.
J. R. Pettit, do
do do
do do
„. , -■, ,, ^- ^- ^^''' Ontario Co., Oshawa.
Taylor's Prolific, do do
do do do
do do do
PEACHES.
1 High's Early, John Broderick, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines
2 Alexander, VanDuzer & Son, do Orimsby
? T, ?° i?^^ Broderick, do St. Catharines.
4 Beatrice, Mark Whaley, Essex Co., Olinda.
5 Alexander, E. Tyhurst, do Leamington. 0 do VanDuzer & Son., Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
7 Early Rivers, John Mitchell, Essex Co., Leamington.
8 Early Canada, C. M. Housberger, Lincoln Co., Jordan.
9 Alexander, Samuel Whittaker, do Grimsby
10 Beatrice. A. H. Pettit, do do
11 Waterloo, C. M. Housberger, do Jordan.
12 Alexander, W. Kottmier, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines IB do do do do
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High's Harly, W. Kottmier, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines. Hale's Karly, do do do
Alexander, do do do
Early Jlivera, E. Tyhurst, Es.sex Co., LoaniinKton. Alexander, .1. H. Wliittaker, Lincoln Co., Orimsby. ilo Samuel WliittakiT do do
Early Rivors, E. 'IVli'O'St. Essex Co., LcaminRton. do do
do do
NanDuzer & iSon, Lincoln Co., (Jrimsby. do do
do do do
do do do
do do <lo
do John Brodorick, Lincoln Co., .St. Catharines. Richmond, do do
Early Louise, do tlo
Early Rivers. Samuel Whittaker, l^incoin Co.. Grimsby.
Early Itivers, Ha]o''s Early, Early Rivers, do
E
•IV
do
do
do Louise,
do
do Earlv Rivers,
do
do
do Early Craw for
do George 1 V
do .T. Woolvorton, do W. Kottmier, do do VanDu/er & Son. E. .T. Woolverton. W. Kottmier,
do d. .Tohn Mitchell E. Tyhurst, do
do do
do Lincoln Co., St. do
Catharines.
Grimsby.
do ' St. Catharines.
do Leamington.
, St. Catharines. .Tordan. Leamington. St. Catharines.
lo do do do do Essex Co. do do Mountain Hose. John Broderick. Lincoln Co. Early Crawford, C. M. Honsberger, do Yellow Alborge, E. Tyhurst, Ksscx Co., Early Crawford, John Jiroderick. Lincoln Co. Wh(>atland. do do
Tyhurst's Crawford Seedling, E. ryhurst, Essex Co., Leamington. Oidinixon, do do
Barnard, C. M. Housberger, Lincoln Co.. Jordan. Wlieatland, Lewis Haynes. do St. Catharines.
Late Crawford, Edward Tyhurst, Essex Co., Leamington.
do Lewis Haynes, Lincoln Co.. St. Catharines.
Barnard. VanDuzer & Son, do Grimsby.
Seedling, George Carlisle, do St. Catharines.
Early Crawford, John McOilvray, Grey Co.. Meaford. Carlisle Seedling, George Carlisle, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines. Early Crawford, .Tohn Cox. Grey Co., Owen Sound. Late Crawford. Elizabeth Coinley. Grey Co.. Clarksburg. Seedling, J. S. McKinnon, Bruce Co., Paisley. Blood Peach, E. Tyhurst, Essex Co.. Leamington.
do do do
Peach Seedling, James Tolton, Bruce Co.. Walkerton. Continental, A. M. Smith, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines. Late Crawford, W. A. Huntsberry. Lincoln Co., Jordan Station. Kensington, do do
Late Crawford, do do
do do do
Centennial, C. M. Housberger, do
Late Crawford, J. H. Broderick, do
do do do
Smock, E. Tyhurst, Essex Co., Leamington, do do do
do L B. Walker, Lincoln Co., Grimsby, do do do
Steven's Rareripe, A. M. Smith. Lincoln Co.. St. Catharines. Smock, E. J. Woolverton, do Grimsby,
do J. H. Willson, S. Wentworth Co., Winona, do do do
Kensington, S. A. Nelles, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Smock, E. Tyhurst, Essex Co., Leamington.
St.
Catharines, do
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PLUMS.
2 8
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frrimsby. , .St. Catharines.
Weaver, F. CJ. H. Pattison, Lincoln Co. O^an, H. Parnoll. Lincoln Co,
Pornnes Simoni, A, M. .Smith, do
do do do
(■ardiic, do do
Hotan or Abundance, A, M. Smith, Lincoln Co,, St. Cutharines Orleans, WnUiam Miller, Essex Co., Cottam Motan, A. .\I. Smith, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines. Hradshaw, O. W. dine, Lincoln Co.. Winona.
Washington do
do do
Victoria, do
Peter's Gago, do
Daane's Purple, do Prince's Yellow, do Peach, do
Daane's Purple, do Peach, do
Dennison's Superb, do Hradshaw, N'o. I, Victoria, No. 2, Moyer's Seedling,
do Peter's Gage, No. 1, Peach, Niagara,
do
do
do Canada Orleans,
do Collection. Peach, Washington, .Tas
Bradshaw, L. Wc
do do
Lombard, George li. Secor,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
dj
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do Moore's Arctic, Carduc, Washington,
do [mperial Gagp, Kingston, G. C (Juackenloss, Bonj. Bradshaw, do
do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
A. McSloy, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines.
Woolverton, Lincoln Co., Grimsby, " do
do
do
do Lincoln Cd., St. Catharines.
do
do " do
A. M. Smith do
do do
do do
do do
(/'aston, Simcoe Co.,
Mooro, Gray Co.
do
Craighurst. Heathcote.
Yellow Egg, do do
Glas.i Seedling, do do
Yellow Egg. do do
Gaaeral Hand. R. .\f. Brown, Gray Co., Clarksburg.
Columbia, do do
Arctic do do
YpIIow Egg, do do
Bradshaw, do do
Glass Seedling, do do
Seedling from Smith's Orleans, do
Green Gage, do Yellow Gage, do Evelyn, Richard Trotter, Washington, do Lady Grey, do
Prince of Wales, do do do
Mr. Laughlin, do 2 (F.)
Grey
do
do
Co.
do
do
do
do
do
Ovv'j" Sound.
18
m Goldori (iuRf, Richard Trotter, Grey Co., Owon Sound <0 Bradshaw, Jo do
71 WashinRton, ManninR Brown, Simooe Co., Collinuwooa.
72 Hradsliaw, do ■'- 78 Kingston, Thoiims Oillson, 71 Imporial Uago, (^ieorRe \V. ClI
ib Monroe Kgg 70 Yellow I'igK- Columbia, (riass Soedlin
77 78 79 80 81 82 83 &l 85 86
do do do do
ing, General HanfT Lawson's Golden Gage, Canada Orleans.
do
do .Tefferson, German Prune, Duane's Purple,
do do
do do George W. do do do do do
do do ne, Lincoln Co.. Winona, do
Cline, Lincoln Co., Winona, do do do do do do do
. , do
87 Glass Seedling, do
88 Bradshaw, .Toseph Dibb, Grey Co., Clarksburg^ 80 Washington, do do 00 Pond's Seedling, Mark Stott. Lincoln Co., St. Catharines, fll Guii, James Hall, .Stormont Co., Cornwall.
S2 do do do
08 Glass Seedling, Lome Book, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. 04 Lombard, William Fitch, do
95 Washington, .James Stewart. Grey Co., Meaford.
96 Pond's Seedling. A. M. Smith, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines. 07 Glass Seedling do do
98 Dam.son, William Fitch. Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
09 Guthrie's Apricot, Richard Trotter, Grey Co.. Owen Sound 100 Websterj;s Gage, do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
101
Orange Egg, - - ^'ellov
102 Peter s Yellow Gage,
103 Bleecker's Gage, 101 Imperial Gage,
105 Prince of Wales.
106 Duane's Purple.
107 Glass Seedling,
108 Columbia,
109 Prince of Engelbert,
110 Lord Derby,
111 Lombard, German Findlay, Essex Co., Walkerville.
112 Yellow Egg, Benjamin Moore, Grey Co.. Thornbury.
113 Pond's Seedling, .James Campbell, Grey Co., Thornbury.
114 Pond's Seedling, Richard Trotter, Grey Co., Owen Sound
115 Fellenburg, do do
116 Yellow Egg, do do
117 Lombard, do do
118 Damson, do do
119 Native Plum, do do
120 Pond's Seedling, .Tames Tolton, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
121 Glass Seedling, do do
122 Weaver, .James Hirst, Stormont Co., Cornwall.
128 Pond's Seedling, E. Y. Godfrey, Giey Co., Meaford.
124 Lombard, Richard Trotter. Grey Co.. Owen Sound.
125 Skipper's Pride, do do
126 Yellow Egg, Thomas Plunkett, Grey Co., Meaford.
127 Yellow Egg. Amos Taite. . do
128 J'ond's Seedling, James Stewart, do
129 Stewart, do do
130 La Hermosa, Richard Trotter, GteyCo., Owen Sound.
131 Coe's Golden Drop,
132 Beauty of Owen Sound, 1.S3 Bingham,
134 Coe's Golden Drop, Rev. 185 General Hand, 136 Magnum Bonum. 187 Pond's Seedling,
do do • do do do do L. H. Kirkby, Simcoe Co. do do do do- do do
Collingwood
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APRICOTS.
1 Apricots, Jacob Hill,
2 do do 8 do do 4 do do
Lin(
oln Co. do do do
St.
Catharines, do do do
PEAS.
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10 11
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Beuce Giffard, Murray Pettit, South Wontworth Co., Winona, do D'Ete, John Brodorick, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines.
Osborne. Peter Liennennan, do Jordan.
Jackson, do do do
Beune Giffard, Murray Pettit, Sou^h Wentworth Co., Winona.
SeodlinK (Harvest), A. G. Pettit, Lincoln Co., Grimsby, do do do do
do do do do
Beuae Giffard, Murray Pettit, South Wentworth Co., Winona.
do do do do
do
do do do do
do
do do do
do
do
Clapp's Favorite, Robert Hooper, Essex Co., Cotton.
do do do do
do
do William Miller, do
Bell, Henry Wills, Haldimand Co.. Winger. Clapp's Favorite, L, Woolverton, Lincoln Co.
do
do Elizabeth,
do Tyson,
do
do
do
Dearborn's Seedling, L Rostiezer,
do
Grimsby, do do do
do - do do
do do do
do do do
Van Duzer & Son, do do
do do do
do do do
Woolverton, do do
do do do
do do do
Flemish Beauty, Luke Montreuil, Essex Co., Walkerville. do do do do
do do do do
do do do do
Clapp's Favorite, D. Monre, do Windsor.
Petite Marguerite, L. Woolverton, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Souvenir du Congress, E. McKay, Kent Co., Ridgetown. Clapp's Favorite, Salem Ruth, do do
Souvenir du Congress. Louis Hagar, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Louise Binne, S. G. Reid, do do
do do do do
Bartlett, G. Browrn. Kent Co., Ridgetown. Clapp's Favorite, R. Trotter, Grey Co., Owen Sound, do I. D. Stewart, Perth Co., Russeldale.
do do do do
do John Mitchell, Essex Co , Leamington.
Bartlett, do do do
Seedling, Dr. W. C. Mill ward. Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Clapp's Favorit«, Oscar Boden, Grey Co., Meaford. Marguerite de Morillat, J. D, Roberts, Northumberland Co.. Cobourg. Chamontal, do do do
Josephine de Malines, L. Woolverton, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Triomphe de Vienne, do do do
Lecoute, do do do
Fertility, Morris, Stone & Wellington, Welland Co., Welland. Secretaire Marechal, Morris, Stone & Wellington, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Reine des Vergers, do do do
Flemish Beauty, James Campbell. Grey Co., Thornbury. Bartlett, N. J. Clinton, Essex Co., vVindsor. Howell, M. G. Hay, Kent Co., Ridgetown. Brockworth Park, A. H. Pettit, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Ananas E'Ete, James Tolton, Bruce Co., Walkerton. Flemish Beauty, do do do
w
nil
6ti i\7
m
70 71
72 78 71
7.-.
7ti
Soiktl. *i. \ Nelles, Lincoln Co . Orimsbv.
Illti-' <Tt, I, VE^)olveiton. ilo -"o
BelU L.!i<ri«tlvo, L, Woolvfirton, Lin. oln Co., Orimshy.
« , ■ <. ,1 ^ '^" ^^o 'If
Hartleti, //' . /] Fisher, Haltoii Co., Freei.uin, Mikudo. Moiii* s, .<i«& WftllinKtoii, Welland Co. \\ iiitor Jonah. tlo d©
I'ouw. ,lo do
.iosej)hinL> des Maline.s, du ^o
WellancL do do do
Pr.'suloiit Payiior (,)iiertier, Morris, Stone A Wellington, Welland Co.. Welland
So»iv«nir dt> I'E.spprno, do
liawronco, .Vnricultiiral Society, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines,
do
do
78
70 HO SI
Hi 8.-) :»\ «T
m
9.5
flii
97
98
9!t
100
101
102
lO:t
104
10.1
100
107
108
100
110
lU
112
ll.S
114
11.5
110
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
121
125
126
127
\-2S
129
130
Heiine Hos
do
Doyenne dii Cornice, Honnc Su peril II, Sheldon. T. R
do do do
do do do
< o do do
do do do
. ... Merrit, do do
lioune Kanly, Agricultural Society, do do
Howell, do ' do do
Souvenir du CouKress, do do do
MovineClairReau, do do do
Doyenne Houssock, do (lo do
I'ease's Dutch, Morri.s, Stone ,t Wellington, Welland Co Uoune Chaudy, do do
Anne de HrotaKue, do do
Helle Williani.s. do do
^oui.s Clappe, do ,io
iartlett, Van Duzer & Hon, Lincoln Co., (Irimsby.
Ananas D'Ete, .Fames D. Stewart, Perth Co., llusseldale. do do do do
.Sheldon, Jas. Vanalstine. Kent Co.. Ridgetown.
Beune ClairKeau, Henry Porter, Kent Co., Ridcetown.
Sheldon, S, Whittaker, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
Martlett, John Hewitt. do do
do do do do
Sheldon. Samuel Whittaker. do do
Loui.se Honno de Jersey, Rich. Trotter, Grey Co,, Owen Sound.
Meune Clairujeau, Titterington & Pay, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines
Welland. do do do do
La\vrence, White Doyenne, Le Coute. De Tongres, Mt. Vernon. Beune d'Anjor. Beune Gris d iiiver
do Doyenne du Cornice Duffuni. Beune Bosc,
do do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
<lo do do
do do do
do do do
— -"wcv,, do do do
Duchess d'Angonleme, German Findlay, Essex Co., Walkerville Fertility. L D. Roberts, Northumberland Co., Cobourg.
No name. do
Therese, do
Beune' Chaudy. <lo Wilmott, do
Loe, dn
Beune' Baltet P»»rt ' Sheldon, E. R. L'eac. Duchess d'Angani; IT.'
do No name, J. D. Ro)> : McLaughlin, T.»
Paradise d' Antomiae .Seedling,
do do do do do
do do do do do
D. Roberts, Northumberland Co., Cobourg. \"ico^v>, Co.. Griir.sb}-. , ' , U:' )1 M C jlp, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
d<> do do
ss, .'> r j..'>inberland C-" , Cobourg.. ..;ii:,, 0'^ & Pay, Lii^ ..l Co., St. Catharines. \o do do
■^ ...*,, do do . do
Beune d'Anjon, Murray Pettit, S. Wentworth Co., Winona. Doyenne 'Boussock. E. J. Woolverton. Lincoln Co., Grimshy. Duchess d'Angonlema, ,1. S. Freeman, Halton Co., Freeman.' Le Coute. Stanley Muir. Lincoln Co., Grimsby, do do do do
IHl Hel 1!»2 Du( 1!18 No liH Loi
inrj \ic lati i)u(
1517 Flo 188 Pre 1)19 Du(
140 No
141 Dor
142 Ell 148 She 144 Lr r4fi Kei lit; Pre ' IV Kei 148 Ben 140 Ben l.")0 Kei
161 c
162 Due 158 Dr.
154 Pre
155 Cal 150
1.57 .losi 158 See( 159
100 Le (
-101 Coll
102 Le (
108 Hoi 164 Kie 105 c 160 Due 1(57 ,ToRi 168 Prei
109 Wh
170 Le (
171 Vici
172 Kie
173 Beu 171 Kei:
175 c
176 Coll
177 Due
178 Coll
1 r J .Tosi
180 Seec
181 Pre
182 Kiel
183 Du( ,181 Coll
185
186 Pou 137 Kie
188 d
189 Lav
1 Jam
2 Coti
3 Drai
4 Mors
5 Moy
6 Moo
7 Peai
8 Lud:
21
land, lo
181 Hello lie Heaufort, E. J. VVoolverton, Lincoln Co., OriniHliy.
1W2 DiK'.liesM irAngonieme, Richard Pearce, Brant Co., Brantford.
1!1H No name, .Mxoinii Co., Sault .Ste. Marie.
VM LoniKo Bonno do .lorsoy, Suml. A. Xelle.s, I^incoln Co Grimsby.
VM Vicar Winkliold, Tittorinntoii * Pay, do St. (Jatharin««.
18(> DuchesH d'AnKonlenie. DuvhII & Clarke, do Orinisliy.
187 FlomiHli Beauty, .Iim. DryHdalo, .Simcoe Co., HillHdale.
188 PreMideut Droi.ard, ,Fno W. Duvall, Lincoln Co., GriniHby.
189 DucheHS d' A nKonleme, .John Hewitt, do
140 No nai «, Tiiterington A Pay, do St. Catharines.
Ml Dompsoy, p. C. iJompsey * .Son, Princo Edward Co., Trenton.
112 Kin? dissinjf, I'ltterinnton & Pay, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines.
148 Sheldon. A. H. I'ottit, " Lincoln Co., OrirnHhy
144 !.• i\,v. , do do
'45 Keiffer. L Armstrong do
liii PreHident, Dr. Millward, do
! 17 Keiffer, IJ. iiOgan. Kent Co., Ridgetown.
148 Beune' d'Anjou, ,1 . W. Willson, Kent Co., Ridgetown.
14!) Bevine' Clairgeaii. N. .T. Clinton, Essex Co., Windnor.
l.^iO Keiffer, German Findlay, do Walkerville.
161 do do do do
152 Duclie.s8 d'Angonleme, James Oilson, Grey Co., Meaford.
158 Dr. Rceder, L I). Roberts, Northumberland Co., Cobourg.
154 President d'lCstainiot, L D. Roberts, Northumberland Co. Cobourg.
l.').j Calixte Mignot do do
160 do do do
157 .Fosenhinc .lo Malines do o
168 Seedling, Tree, lOo years old, S. P. .Stipe. S. Wentworth Co., Bartonville.
159 do do do do ItiO Le Coute Morris, Stone & Wellington, Welland Co., Welland.
-It'll Collection, John Lauder, York Co., Doerpark. ^. — -"
162 Le Coute. Morris, Stone & Wellington, Welland Co., Welland. lt)8 Howell, Titterington & Pay, Lincoln Co., St, Catharines. lt)l Kieffer, do do 105 do do do 100 Duchess & Benne d'Anion, W. F. Carpenter, Norfolk Co., Port Dover.
107 .Tosephine de Malines, E. J. Woolverton, Lincoln V,o., Grimsby
108 President Dronard. do do
109 White Doyenne', Titterington & Pay do
170 Le Couie, Saml. G. Reid, do
171 Vicar of Winkfleld, Louis Hagar, do
172 Kieffer, Henry Hill. Elgin Co.. West Lome.
173 Beune Clairgeau, Henry Hill, Elgin Co., West Lome 171 Keiffer, Murray Pettit, S. Wentworth Co. Winona.
175 do do do
176 Collection, German Findlay, Essex Co., Walkerville.
177 Duchess d'Angonleme, W. J. Carpenter, Norfolk Co.
178 CoUeHon. K:> .Tosephine de Malines, W. A. H. Duff, S. Wentworth Co., Bartonville.
180 Seedling tree, 100 years old. S. P. Stripe. do
181 President Dronard, E. J. Woolverton, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
182 Kieffer, Murray Pettit, S. Wentworth, Winona. 188 Duchess d'Angonleme. y
,181 Collection, .John Lauder, York Co.. Deer Park. *— — ~
185 do J. Smith. Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
186 Pound or Winter Bell, David Cox, Huron Co., Porter Hill. 137 Kieffer Stanley Muir, Lincoln Co . Grimsby.
188 do 1 pear, Morris. Stone & Wellington. Welland Co., Welland.
189 Lawrence, E. J. Woolverton, Lincoln ( o., Grimsby
GRAPES.
1 Janesville, L. Woolverton, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
2 Cottage, Murray Pettit, S. Wentworth Co., Winona.
do
St. Catharines. Grirasl)y.
do
Port Dover.
Dracut Amber, do do
Moore's Esirly; do do
Moyer do do
Moore'a Diamond, Murray Pettit, do
Pearl do Jo
Litdy do do
22
am^i.?""'^^^^*"'' «• Wentworth Co., Winona.
■' Ma II > Champion ^c
11 Pearr do ^°
12 Champion do a^
13 do do d
Is ?earf *'^''' ^' ^oolverton, Lincoln Co.,*'Grimsby.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
15 Pearl, do
16 Marion do
17 do do
18 Champion, A. H. Pottit,
19 do W. H. Pettit
20 Moore's Early, J. R. Pet'tit '21 do do
2R KlTv"^.^'"^' ^- Woolverton, 23 Early Victor, do
il Dracut Amber, do
25 Roger's No. 30, do
2? teg^,^''' ''' ll
28 Bacchus do
29 do 3°
30 Pearl ^o d
31 Wyoming Red, do |° So Enmelan, do S 36 Hartford Profilic, do T
40 Walter, do Jo
45 do • BeverlJ^Book, t
S wlC"-^' ^- d^o°"' ^-*'*«n Co^Arkona.
fi2 nolB,.,^^^ "ivorton. Lin CO n Cn n-^\,r,^u„
62 Delaware, do
68 Noah, do
64 Transparent, do
6o Jefferson. do
66 Amber Queen, do
67 Eldorado, do
68 Roger's No. 39, do
-n M '■'"^"^ * ^^""y- L. Woolverton, <u Merrinac, do
71 Niagara, Stanley Muir,
<2 Niagara & Yergennes, Stanley Muir, '
73 Vergennes, do
74 Brighton, J° 'o Vergonnes, ' do .6 Ann Arbor, E. J. Woolverton, II Perkins, do
Lincoln Co., Grimsby, do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
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78 Co |
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79 De |
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80 |
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81 Dii |
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82 De |
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83 Ro |
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79 teSe."^- ^do''^"^^' Lincoln Co., Gnmsby.
i? TV ^° -,Tr^^T.^,k^^®"'n8ton, Bruce Co., Walkerton
fi nir"' ^•a^/«^*J*' Lincoln Co., Grimsby
82 Delaware, A. E. Sherrington. Bruce Co., Walkerton
«■; ?on"cord '• ^^"^^"' ^"'^- ^do'''"'^' ^^--1- ^^ Gninsby
S i^'iSr^J'^"'^' «• Wentworth Co. °
do , Winona.
87 Noah.
88 Isabella,
89 Niagara, W.
90 Delaware,
91 Salem.
jo do
"O do
N. AEcLeod, Welland Co . , Stamford
do do
do do
S Schlss!' ^""lo"''"^^- «• Wentworth Co.. Winona. 94 Perkins, do do
97 Jefferson, do do
98 Agawam, do do
99 Goethe Rogers No. 1. Murray Pettit, S Went wort 1i r« wr- ItO Delaware, W. N. McLeod.WellandCo. sSmSd ' '''°°*-
Murray Pettit, S. Wentworth Co., Winona do do
do do
do do
do do
-do do
E. J. Woolverton. Lincoln Co.. Grimsbv do do ■ -^^
do do
QUINCES.
101 do
102 Catawba,
103 Triumph,
104 Catawoa,
105 Rogers No. 14,
106 do
107 do
108 do No. 15,
109 Collection of Rogers,
110 Rogers No. 19,
1 Orange, Miss McGregor, Lincoln Co., Beamsvillc. ^ do Robert Develin. Brant Co., Mohawk.
James Brodie, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
L. Woolverton. do
^' 4^iV1I°°' ^'^^^ Co., Windsor.
tr". ^;r^^^^°°' ^«"t C;o., Chatham. ^ n^~- • ^'.S^ McCormick, Pelee Island. 8 Champion, German Findlay, Essex Co., Walkerville
11 do James Stewart, Grey Co., Meaford.
3
4 5 (5 7
do do do do do
1
2 3 4 6 6 7 8
CRAB APPLES. Hyslop, H. Cuthbertson, Waterloo Co.. Avr
do do do do do No name, do
R. Revers & Son, Bruce Co., Wafkerton James Cam pell. Grey Co.. Thornbury. " D. A. McKinnon, Bruce Co.. Paisley. G. C. Gaston, Simcoe Co., Craighurst. VV. Fielding, Haliburton Co., Minden
do do
do do
9 Hysbp, A E. Sherrington. Bruce Co., Walkerton
10 Marengo, Joseph Drysdale. Simcoe Co. H.llsdl e
11 Collection, Algoma Co.. Saulte Ste. Marie
12 do do
13 Hyslop, Robert Willis. Simcoe Co., Orillia.
14 General Hand, Henry Arens, Simcoe Co., Orillia
APPLES.
1 Primate, Morris, Stone & Wellington, Welland Co., Welland.
do
do
24
8 Yellow Transparent, John Mitchell, Essex Co., Leamington.
4 do do do
5 Tetofsky. W. Morris, Ontario Co., Oshawa.
6 do do do
7 do do do
8 Yellow Transparent, W. S. Turner, Stormont Co.. Cornwall.
9 do do do 10 Irish Peach, do do U do do do 12 Seedling, Arthur Wigle, Essex Co., lluthven. li! Golden Sweet, do do do
IJ^ Seedling, Thomas Miller, do. Cottani.
l."> Red Astracan, P. G. Orton, do Olinda. Ui Duohess, Thomas H. Hill, do Cottam.
17 Seedling, Henry Wills, Haldimand Co., Winger.
18 Duchess, Aaron Cole, Lincoln Co., St. Catharines.
19 do W. H. Nolles, do Grimsby.
20 do do do do
21 do .Tob Wilson, Haldimand Co., Marshville.
22 do Van Duzer & Son, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. 2i^ Ked Astracan, W. H. Nelles. do
21 do A. H. Pottit, do
25 Early Strawberry, do do
•26 Duchess. Van Duzer it Son, do
27 Early Strawberry. A. H. Pettit. do
28 Red Astracan. \'an Duzer & Son, do
do do
do do
do do
D. A. McKinnon, Bruce Co., Paisley. A. McKinnon, do
do do
29 Sweet Bough
30 Red Astracan al Sweet Bough, ,S2 Red Astracan
33 Duchess, D
34 do
H."> Brockville Beauty, G. C. Caston, Simcoe Co., Craighurst. 3(> Early Joe, C. Lawrence, do Collingwood.
37 Benoni. John Carnie, Brant Co., Paris.
33 do do do
39 Red Astracan, S. A. Nelles, Lincoln C^., Grimsby.
40 Yellow Transparent, R. Pearce, Brant Co., Brantford-
41 Russian No. 7, R. J- Doyle, Grey Co.. Owen Sound.
12 Emperor. 43 Russian No.
44 45 46
47 48 49
50 51 52 53 54
do do do do do do
9. P,
a,
A, Y,
10.
do do do do do do do do
do do do do do do do do Duchess. Richard Trotter, do
do J. D. Stewart, Perth Co., Ruaseldale. do do do
do W. Cuthbertson. Waterloo Co.. Ayr. do William Berry. Stormont Co., Cornwall Alexander, William N^col, Waterloo Co., Ayr. 5fi Seedling, Huron Co., Wingham. .57 do do
58 Gravenstein. do
.")0 Seedling. Wellington Co., Palmerston. tiO do do do
(U do do do
1)2 Wagener. Grey Co.. Thornburv. 63 Snow, E. T. Randall. Waterloo Co.. Ayr. 1)4 Nonsuch. W. Cuthbertson, Waterloo Co 65 Alexander, do
iW do B. O. Howell,
67 Nonsuch, Robt. Guthrie.
68 do
69 Halley, James Tolton, BrucH
70 Autumn Strawberry
71 St. Lawrence
Avr. do do do
do
VValkerton. James Tolton, Bn-.ce Co.. Walkerton do do
Co
lis
/3 Gravi
74 Weal
75 Grav 7(! Lowe
77 Grav
78 Alext
79 Holly
80 Weal
81 Gidec
82 St. Li 83
84 Cayu
85 Maidi
86 Wage
87 Ribst
88 St. Li
89 Weal
90 Lowe
91 Wills
92 Brock
93 Codlii
94 Michi
95 Blenh
96 Black
97 Princi 0«( Corni ^"'j Alaide
100 Seedli
101 Maide
102 Snow,
103 " 101 Lowel 105 Keswi 10;i Grave
107 King <
108 Wealt
109 do
110 St. La
111 Baldw
112 Russei 118 Seedlii
114 do
115 Variet;
116 Maidei
117 Famen
118 Northf
119 N. Spy
120 Maidei
121 N. Spy
122 Nonsui
123 Winesf
124 Lady I
125 Algom
126 Lady I
127 Famen
128 Englisl
129 Sutton
130 Stump,
131 Swaar, 1.S2 Wealth
133 Canada
134 Wealth
185 Cabash
186 Powanl
187 Blenhei ^88 Alexane
19 La Rue,
140 Fall ,Ter
141 Seek no
3 (F
Alexander.
do
do
25
A is
^T8
/8
74
75
7(i
77
78
7!t
80
81
82
83
84
85
8ti
87
88
89
itO
91
92
98
94
95
96
97
OR
100 101 102 103 101 105 Wi 107 108 109 110 111 112 118 114 115 lit) 117 118 119 120 121 122 128 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 185 136 187 38 19 140 141
Gravenstein, James Tolton, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
Wealthy Morrison, Stone & Wellington, WellandCo., Welland.
Gravenstein, Robt. McKnight, Groy Co., Owen Sound.
Lowell or Orange, Rich. Trotter, flo
Gravenstein, do do
Alexander, do do
Holly, do do
Wealthy, W. S Turner, Stormont Co., Cornwall,
Gideon, do do
St. Lawrence, R. Rivers & Son, Bruce Co., Walkerton. do .James Tolton, do
Cayuga Red Streak, R. Rivers & Son, do
Maiden's Blush, .Tames Tolton do
Wagener, W. S. Turner, .Stormont Co., Cornwall.
Ribston Pippin, James Tilton, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
St. Lawrence, Sol. Raymond Stormont Co., Monlinettle.
Wealthy, G, C. Gaston, Simcoe Co., Craighurst.
Lowell, Robt. Maxwell, Huror. Co., Bluevale.
Willson's Seedling, Benj. Wilison, Huron Co., Wingham.
Brockville Beauty, Oliver Raymond, Storment Co., Dickenson's landing.
Codlin, do do
Michigan Red, do do
Blenheim Orange, Peter Fowler, Huron Co., Wingham.
Black Detroit, Oliver Raymond, Stormont Co., Cornwall.
Prince Albert, J. D. Roberts, Northumberland Co., Cobourg.
Cornish Gilliflower, do do
Maiden's Blush, A. H. Pettit, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
Seedling, W. B. Saunders, Simcoe Co., Stayner.
Maiden's Blush, A. H. Pettit, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
Snow, W. Williamson, Bruce Co.. Walkerton. do do
Lowell, A. E. Sherrington, do
Keswick Codlier, A. E. Sherrington, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
Gravenstein, Rich Pearce, Brant Co., Brantford.
King of Tompkins, Rich, Pearce, Brant Co., Brantford.
Wealthy, Peter Kelly, Simcoe Co., Oyillia.
do Robt. Willis, do
St. Lawrence, Jos. Drysdale, do Hillsdale. Baldwin, W. Chisholm, Halton Co., Oakville. Russet, Muir & Nelles, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Seedling, Algoma. Sault Ste. Marie.
do do
Variety, do
Maiden's Blush, George Sneath, Simcoe Co., Midhurst. Famense, .T. D. McDonald, Stormont Co.. Cornwall Northern Spy, John Gordon, Hastings Co., Tweed. N. Spy, Nonsuch, Baldwin, M. L. Soper, Kent Co., Guilds. Maiden's Blush, George Sneath, Simcoe Co., Midhurst. N. Spy and Nonsuch, M. L. Soper, Kent Co., Guilds. Nonsuch, Duncan Clark. Simcoe Co., Marchmont. )\ inesap, W. Y Pettit. Halton Co., Oakville. Lady Apple, S. A. Nelles, Lincoln Co., Grimsby. Algoma Seedling, Andrew Clifford, Algoma, St. Joseph's I. Lady Apple, J. D. Roberts, Northumberland Co., Cobourg. Famense, W. J. McCracken, Grey Co., Meaford. English Russet, Oliver Raymond Stormont, Dickenson's Ldg Sutton Beauty, Francis Peck, Prince Edwards, Albury. Stump, do do
Swaar, F. W. Wilson, Kent Co.. Chatham. Wealthy, Francis Peck, Prince Edwards Co., Alburv. Canada Red F W. Wilson, Kent Co., Chatham. Wealthy. W. Kerr, Bruce Co.. Chatham. Cabasha, Andrew C. Pettit. Halton Co., Trafalgar Powankee, William Berry, Stormont Co.. Cornwall. Blenheim Pippin, W. Y. Pettit, Halton Co., Oakville ^ Alexander and Spy, John Lauder, York Co., Deer Park^ La Rue, G. C. Caston, Simcoe Co.. Craighurst. Fall .Jenneting, N. Outhbertson. Waterlon Co.. .Ayr Seek no farther. James Tolton. Bruce Co., Walkerton. 3 (F.)
k
26
142 Seek no farther, James ToJton, Bruce Co., Walkerton. i-i^ do do do
148 Canada Red, do do
144 do do do
145 Golden Pippin, John Mitchell, Oxford Co., Ayr.
H^ ^'°^v.°' Tompkins, H. Coleman, Bruce Co., Paisley. 147 Northern Spy, do ^ ^.^x aiBiejf.
i1o S'^l'"'"^- '^ir^- * ^- "'^'"'^h- Lincoln Co., Grimsby. 140 N. Spy, L. Hagar, <io
150 do Morse& Adams, Lincoln Co., Smithville.
]'lo 1° ■f,f^-i7^?,**^^' „ , ^^ Grimsby.
152 do W. Y. Pettit, Halton Co.. Oakville
153 Ontario, Thos. Mitchell, Waterloo Co., Ayr
154 \, Spy Henry Hill, Elgin Co., West Lome.
J^p T r?i«. Fillbasket, A. C. Sherrington. Bruce Co,, Walkerton. 156 Late Strawberry. Andrew C. Pettit, Haltor Co., Oakville. loj Alexander, Fergus Anderson, Waterloo Co., Ayr.
158 Haas, Fred Meyers, Waterloo Co., Bridgeport
159 Russian Nos 4 & 315, Fred Meyer, Water/oo Co., Bridgeport.
160 Gibson, D. Nicol, Frontenac Co., Cataranui ' « ^
161 do do do
162 Wagener, James Tolton, Bruce Co.. Walkerton
}r^ King of Tompkins, James Tolton, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
Ib4 Hubbardson's Nonsuch. Duncan Monroe, Stormont Co.. CornwaH.
Ibo I amense, Oliver Raymond, do Dicirnner,n'a T ^„
166 Cavuga Red Streak Fred Meyer, Waterloo Co., Bridgeport ' ^^^
1('7 Cabasha, James Tolton, Bruce Co., Walkerton
I'iS do A. C. Pettit. Halton Co.. Oakville.
lin ?«?!? %^^^^^^^'u\-^- ^- ^^''°'?' ^l"<^o« Co., Craighurst.
170 Beall, Thos. Beall, Victoria Co., Lindsay.
171 Gloria Memdi. W. Brocklebank. Bruce Co., Maple Hill J^o Esopus Spitzenburgh, James Tolton, do Walkerton.' 1(3 Holland Pippin, John McPhee, do Paisley
174 Powankee, William Berry, Stormont, Cornwall
175 Russet, A- C. Pettit, Halton, Trafalgar.
^l^ ^^}?^^^ Sweet, A, C. Pettit, Halton, Trafalgar, lu Collection, E. Morse, Lincoln Co., Smithville.
178 do G. Adams, do
179 Am. Golden and Eng. Russet, W- A. H. Duff, S.
180 Roxbury and Eng., do do
181 Golden Russet. George Lamb. Bruce Co., Paisley.
182 Cabasha. George Sneath. Simcoe Co., Midhurst
183 Seedling. Chas. Ashley, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
184 Talraan Sweet. George Adams. Lincoln Co.. Smithville. 18.) Canada Red. Donald Munrc. Bruce Co., Gillies Hill
186 Seedlier & Baldwin, Chas. Gamon, Simcoe Co., Collingwood
187 Russian No. 15 M., Fred Meyer. Waterloo Co., Berlin
188 Russian Nos. 15 and 371, do do
189 do do do
190 Ontario. Thomas ]\Iitchell. ^, Waterloo Co., Ayr.
191 do Dr. Henderson, H ron Co.. Wingham.
192 Cooper's Market and Lady Sweet, G. Adams, Lincoln Co., Smithville.
193 Jeryey Sweet. Robert Brown, Bruce Co., Paisley. 191 N. Spy, Ira .Johnston, Simcoe Co., Orillia.
195 do Oliver Raymond. Sl'ormont Co., Dickenson's^Landing
196 do Samuel Cochrane, Waterloo Co., Ayr.
197 Gideon, F. Jamieson, Simcoe Co., Dalston.
198 do Henry Arens, do Orillia.
199 Wallbridge, John Wainman, Simcoe Co., Orillia.
200 do do do Seedling Russet, Mrs. Joy, do Haas, Henry Arens, do Gravenstein, F. Meyer, Waterloo Co., Bridgeport.
201 Hawley, do do
205 King of Tompkins. G. C. Caston, Simcoe Co., Craighurst.
206 Pippin, John Mitchell, Waterloo Co., Ayr.
207 Blue Pearmaiu. Oliver Raymond, Stormont. Dickenson's Landing
208 Alexander, J. E. Johnston, Hastings Co., Chapman.
209 dn Henry Tracey, Simcoe Co., Minesing.
210 do F. Meyer, Waterloo Co., Bridgeport.
Wentworth Co. do
Barton, do-- .
201
202 203
27
211
•212
•213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
2^2i)
2-27
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
'23fi
237
238
239
210
211
212
213
214
215
2l'i
217
218
'219
25G
251
252
'253
'254
255
25P.
257
258
259
260
'2()1
2f52
263
2)4
265
2i'>6
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
,»•* ••— •
Cayuga Red Streak, W. Kirk, Bruce (!o., Paisley. . ■ /
Golden Russet, Edwin Peart, Halton Co., Nelson. .^-' V. --^'
Koxbury Russet, do do / ■
Am. G. Russet, do do ^
do .Foseph Weingate, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
do G. J. Bolster, Simcoe Co., Orillia.
V "°* m ,^'^'^'■^7 Brady, Hastings Co., Tweed.
King of Tompkins, Alex. Elves, Bruce Co., Paisley.
Golden Russet, Jaaes Tolton, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
QO do do _,-.-■•■■
Nobles Vandevere, David Noble, do ^
Ontario, J. D. Stewart, Perth Co., Russeldale.
Ontario, Richard Trotter, Grey Co., Owen Sound.
iisopus Spitzenburgh, James Tolton, Bruce Co., Walkerton.
Grimes Golden, do do
Gloria Memdi d© do
Wagener, do do
Ifallawater, Ira Johnston, Simcoe Co., Orillia
American Pippin, J. N Broderick, Lincoln Co.,lSt. Catharines.
irontenac Red, D. ^lcol, Frontenac Co. Cataraaui.
MacLean, do do
La Rue, do do
Trlnton^'"*^"" ^®*''^'/**'- ^- ^"- Rempsey & Son, Prince Edward, Trenton
Leeds, D. Nicol, Frotenac Co., Cataraqui.
20 oz. Pippin, J. W. Wainman, Simcoe Co., Orillia.
Spitz, Conrad Sieling, Bruce Co., Mildmay.
Seedling, Samuel Shaw, Hastings Co., Ivanhoe.
Oranbfirry Pippin, James Stewart. Grey Co.. Meaford
Snow, Henry Traoey, Simcoe Co., Minesing.
N. Spy, F. G, Hebort, Lincoln Co., Grimsby.
N Spy. Janies Tolton, Bruce Co,, Walkerton.
Gloria Memdi, Duncan Clark, Simcoe Co., Marchmont.
Baldwin, James Tolton, Bruce Co., V.^alkerton. ^iv
Holland Pippin, F. Meyer, Waterloo Co., Bridgeport.
Algoma Seedling, Algoma Co., Sault Ste. Marie.
Cabashea, James Tolton, Bruce Co.. Walkerton.
Wealthy, .John McDonald. Stormont Co., Cornwall.
Cranberry Pippin Edgar Woolverton, Lincoln Co., Orimsbv
Baldwin, Aaron Cole, do Sf PotV, »,.;„„»
Baldwin, Henry Hill,' Elgin Co., West Lome Cathaunes.
King, Richard Trotter, Grey Cor, Owen Sound
Snow, Andrew Brady. Hastings Co. , Tweed. G. 0. Caston, Simcoe Co.. Craighurst Robert Kerr, Hastings Co., Thoraasburg .James Siewart, Grey Co., M'.'-ford. Henry Tracey, Simcoe Co.. Minesing.
Greening, Peter Fowler., Huron Co.. Wingham do Henry Hill, Elgin Co., West Lome, do Andrew C. Pettit, HaUon Co.. Trafalgar do James Tolton. Bruce Co., Walkerton.
Mann, Robert Willis. Simcoe Co., Orillia. Collection.
Baldwin, S. A. Nelles, Lincoln Co., Grimsby Collection, W . B . Beamer. do Wallbridge, W. H. Leef, Simcoe Co., Orillia. Ben. Davis do do
Golden Russet. S. A. Nelles, Lincoln Co., Grin.sbv Ben. Davis, W. H. Loef, Simcoe Co., Orillia. Cabashea, W. B. Reamer, Lincoln Co., Grimsbv Collection.
Golden Russet, S. V. Nelles. Lincoln Co., Grimsby Famense, Thomas Beall, Victoria Co., Lind.sav
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