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THOU.  BATIE;  t  008  BBLEBRATEB  lAGEB  BBER. 

THE  AUTHORIZED  CATALOGUE 

OF  THS 

FIRST  ANNUAL  EXHIBITION 


OF  XHB 


AGRICULTURAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL 


EXfflBITION  ASSOCIATION  OF  TORONTO, 

HELD  m  THE  NEW  EXHIBITION  TASK, 

.  .  nr  THB 

CITY  OF  TORONTO. 

OPEN  FROM  SEPTEMBER  ist  TO  SEPTEMBER  19th, 

1879. 


ffiSCOOO  IN  PRIZES 

FOR  LITE  STOCK  AND  POULTRY,  DAIRY,  AGRICULTURAL  AND  HORTICUL- 
TURAL PRODUCTS,  IMPLEMENTS,  MACHINERY,  MANUFACTURES, 
FINE  ARTS,  LADIES'  WORK,  &c.  4c 

COMPETITION  OPEN  TO  ALL  THE  WORLD. 


PUBI.I8BBD    BT 


COPP,  CLARK  A  CO.,  47  FRONT  ST.  EAST,  TORONTO. 


70:E&    STJE»3D3EaiOiaiT-3r 


Thos.  Dalies  &  Co's  Lager  Beer,  Ales  and  Porter, 


BEATS    'BM    ALL. 


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AUTHORIZED  CATALOOUE. 


John  Hacdonald  t  Ca  Jo 


■ron.oiN'T? 


ARC  8HOWIKO  IN  THKIR 


STAPLE     DEPARTMENT 


THE  LAKQEST  AND  HOST  COMPLETE  ASSORTMENT  THET  HAVE  EVER  SHOWN  IN 


We  show 
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FLANNELS,  BLANKETS,   PRINTS,  DUCKS.   DENIMS,   TICKINGS,  I  ^y^j^, 
COTTONADES,  WINCEY  AND  COTTON  SHIRTINQS,  TABLE 

LINENS,  ROUGH  BROWNS,  TOWELS  &  TOWELLINGS,  Tixree 

.  COTTONS,  COTTON   YARNS  AND  BAGS. 


ALL  BOUGHT  FOR  CASH  WHEN  THE  MARKETS  WERE  AT  THE  LOWEST 
POINT  AND  WILL  BE  SOLD  AT  CLOSE  PRICK." 


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IN  THE  CARPET  DEPARTMENT 

WK  HAVS  A  HAONIFIOXNT  STOCK  OF 

HEMP  AND  DUTCH  CARPETS, 

ALSO,   A  LARQE  STOCK  OF  * 

American  Carpets,  Table  Oil  doths,  Floor  Oil  Cloths, 

QUILTS,   CURTAINS,   COVERS, 
DOOR    MATS,    HEARTH    RUGS,    &c. 


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We  show- 


Fingering 


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30,  32, 


AUTHORIZED  OATALOOUB. 


Co.  John  Maodoiudd  ^  Co. 


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TABLE 

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IE  LOWEST 


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Cloths, 


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IN    THE    STUFF    BOOM 

We  show  a  special  lot  of  6,500  pieces  of  DRESS  WINCEYS,  the  cheapest  goods  -/rv 
have  ever  offered.     Also,  5,000  doz.  of  f  and  |  Linrn  Handkerchibts. 

ALSO,   HAVE  SPBCIAL  STYLES  COMnKED  TO  THE  HOUSE  IN 

^nss  §aads,  gweei  gffects,  §»meh  §m  §hth 

DAMASSE    CLOTHS. 

Tliree  special  lines  in  Canadian  Shirts  and  Drawers.     Black  Lustres  (Umcom  Brand) 
confined  to  the  house.     Ladies'  akd  Gents'  Scarfs,  Tiep,  &o. 

We  are  showing  some  special  lines  in  BLACK  AND  COLORED  CLOTH  MANTLES, 
SQUABS:  and  long  shawls,  wool  goods,  and  extra  vali..!  in 

BLACK  AND  COLORED  SILKS  AND  SATINS. 

IN   HABERDASHERY  DEPARTMENT 

We  show  Buttons  and  Braids  of  all  kinds,  Elastic,   Silk  and  Cotton  Tapes,  Pins, 
Needles,  Knitting  Cotton,  Boot  Laces,  Spool  and  Crochet  Cotton. 

IN  THE  WOOL  DEPARTMENT. 

Fingering,   Berlin  and  Fleecy   Wool,  Lady  Betty  and   Merino   Wools,  also  Wo<jI 

Work  in  every  variety  and  style. 

IN  GENTS'  FURNISHING  DEPARTMENT. 


:c. 


Shirts,  all  makes,  Collars,  Cuffs,  Braces,  Umbrellas,  Satchels,  &c. 

We  are  showing  also  a  magnificent  display  of  JAPANESE  FANCY  GOODS,  and  a 
large  variety  of  English,  French,  American  and  German  Fancy  Goods. 

IN  THE   WOOLLEN  DEPARTMENT 


We  have  an  unusual  large  stock  of  English,  Scotch  and  Canadian  Woollens. 


21,  23,  25,  27  Wellington  Street  East, 
30,  32,  34  Front  Street  East, 


TORONTO. 


mm 


AUTHORIZCD  CATALOOUB. 


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TOK/OnSTTO. 


THIS  ELEGANT  HOTEL 

Has  been  thoroughly  renovated,  and  now  oflFers 
the  best  accommodation  for  the  Travelling  Public. 
Its  Rooms  are  large,  high  and  airy ;  its  Table  and 
Service  are  kept  at  the  highest  standard,  and 
first-class  in  all  its  appointments.  A  pleasant 
Family  House  for  those  who  prefer  retired  and 
quiet  Hotel  life. 


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Rooms  from  S2  50  to  $3  50  per  Day. 

JBJLT13:   laOOli^S   EXTH-A.. 


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McGAW  &  WINNBTT. 


SEPTEMBER,  1879. 


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INTRODUCTION. 


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InduHtrial  Exhibitions,  tbe  exponents  of  civilization,  imhistry,  social  advance- 
ment and  national  prosjMjrity,  have  wielded  their  intluenoe  for  several  contiirieK. 
Historians  refer  their  origin  to  the  days  of  Ahasuerus,  when  he  exhibited  *'  th«f 
riches  of  his  kingdom,  an  hundred  and  fourscore  days."  It  is  not  necessary  for 
us  to  trace  the  progress  of  exhibitions  so  far  back,  but  it  may  l>e  interesting  to 
know  that  the  Arst  Industrial  Exhibition,  since  the  Christian  era,  was  held  in 
Venice  in  1208.  This  was  not  merely  of  a  local  character,  but  included  a  di»s- 
play  of  articles  illustrative  of  the  industries  of  vaiious  countries. 

During  the  same  century  International  Fairs  were  instituted  for  the  sale  and 
exchange  of  goods ;  some  of  these  are  continued  to  the  pi*esent  day.  It  is  to 
Kngland  and  France  that  the  world  is  most  indebted  for  the  inauguration  of 
industrial  competitive  exhibitions.  In  the  17th  century  the  Society  of  Arts  in 
Ijondon  and  the  Government  of  France,  aided  and  sup{K)rted  the  advancement  of 
exhibitions  for  arts  and  manufactures. 

Industrial  Exhibitions  are  the  means  of  creating  a  healthy  stimuluii  to  industry 
and  exciting  emulation  among  our  agriculturists  and  manufacturers.  This  is  of 
importance  to  all  countries,  and  esf>ecially  so  to  a  new  country  like  Canada.  W<> 
have  an  area  of  about  3,000,000  square  miles  of  land,  of  which  upward  of 
2,000,000  are  agricultural  and  timbered  lands,  we  have  an  abundance  of  valuable 
minerals,  and  our  natural  resources  are  not  surpassed  by  any  other  country.  Our 
wheat  zone  extends  over  1,000,000  square  miles,  in  addition  we  have  abundant 
grazing  pasture,  extensive  forests  of  timber,  and  lakes  and  rivers  abounding  witli 
fresh  water  fishes  of  every  desci-iption.  With  the  large  tield  of  Grciit  Britain  as 
our  export  market  for  our  food  products  we  have  immense  mines  of  wealth  in 
l»rospect.  Our  govejuiment  and  municipal  laws  all  tend  to  the  prosperity  of  o\ir 
country  ;  the  enormous  development  of  our  educational  system  within  the  pa»st 
twenty  years  has  fostered  an  interest  in  practical  knowledge  of  vast  importance 
to  our  advancement  as  a  nation.  Our  daily  and  weekly  paiiers  team  with  infor- 
mation showing  the  recent  improvements  in  agriculture,  ai*ts  and  manufactures  ; 
our  Government  fosters  and  encourages  the  formation  of  Provincial  Fail's,  Agi-i- 
cultural  Societies,  Mechanics'  Institutes,  and  Dairymen's  an<l  Fruit  Growers' 
Associations,  which  hold  out  inducements  for  the  importation  of  improved  live 
.stock  for  breeding  purposes,  and  for  advancement  in  the  preparation  of  food 
pixtducts  and  agricultural  and  domestic  manufactures. 

With  a  just  appreciation  of  these  facts,  a  few  of  our  prominent  citizens  con- 
sidered that  we  are  now  in  a  position  for  the  establishment  of  a  i)ermanent 
Industrial  Exhibition.  The  City  Council  of  Toronto  were  induced  to  consider  a 
scheme  for  the  formation  of  an  annual  exhibition,  which  finally  led  to  the  forma- 
tion and  incorporation  of  this  Association,  whose  first  resolution  was,  tliat  a  Per- 
manent Annual  Exhibition,  under  joint  management,  should  be  established  and 
maintained  in  the  City  of  Toronto,  for  the  encouragement  of  Agriculture,  Horti- 
culture, Arts  and  Manufactures,  and  tkat  the  first  of  sach  exhibitions  should  be 
held  during  the  first  three  weeks  of  September,  1879. 


AUTHORIZED  CATALOGUE — INTRODUCTIOK. 


It  was  reaolved  that  the  Association  should  consist  of  the  following  represen- 
tatives from  public  bodies  :  The  Mayor,  Treasurer,  and  City  Council  of  Toronto, 
12  members;  the  Dii-ectors  of  the  Electoral  District  Society  of  Toronto,  12  mem- 
bers; the  Manufacturer's  Association,  6  members;  and  two  representatives  from 
each  of  the  following  Societies,  Associations,  &c. :  York  County  Council,  Ontario 
Society  of  Arts,  Toronto  Mechanics'  Institute,  Toronto  Horticultural  Society, 
Toronto  Board  of  Trade,  Stock  Breeders'  Association,  Dairymen's  Association, 
Fruit  Grower's  Association,  Canadian  Institute,  Lumbermen's  Association . 
College  of  Pharmacy,  Education  Department,  and  one  each  from  the  Millers' 
Association  and  Com  Exchange. 

At  the  first  Annual  Meeting  held  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  Febmary,  187!), 
the  following  officers  were  elected  :  President,  John  J.  Withrow ;  First  Vic«!- 
President,  W.  F.  McMoster;  Second  Vice-President,  Wm.  Rennie;  Managei- 
and  Treasurer,  Jas.  McGeej  Solicitor,  W.  G.  Mc Williams;  Secretary,  H.  J. 
Hill ;  also  a  Board  of  twenty  Directors.  Committees  of  Management  wen^ 
appointed  for  Horses,  Cattle,  Sheep  and  Pigs,  Poultry,  Agricultural  Implements 
and  Tools,  Agricultural  Products,  Dairy  Products,  Horticultural  Products,  Fine 
Arts  Department,  Industrial  Department,  Manufactures,  Machinery  and  Tools, 
Chemical  Manufactures  and  Pharmaceutical  Preparations,  Natural  History, 
Grievances,  J  udges,  Beception  and  Transportation. 

The  first  business  of  the  Association  was  to  make  their  financial  arrangements 
by  which  they  proposed  to  secure  a  cash  fwnd  of  over  $30,000,  two-thirds  of 
which  was  to  be  distributed  as  Prizes. 

It  is  gratifying  to  state  that  their  appeal  for  g^nts  of  money  from  the  City  and 
County  Councils,  and  vaiious  Societies,  together  with  subscriptions  from  pri- 
vate individuals,  have  been  generously  responded  to,  and  the  Officers  of  the 
Association  have  been  able  to  make  improvements,  by  the  alteration  of  old  build- 
ings and  the  erection  of  new  buildings  on  the  Exhibition  Ground  of  last  year, 
which  will  make  the  accommodation  superior  to  any  previously  afibrded  in 
Canada.  This  of  coui'se  involved  a  considerable  expenditure  of  money ;  but  it  is 
money  well  expended.  The  OfficeiB  and  Committee  have  done  wonders  in  sup- 
j)lying  the  necessary  requirements  for  the  proper  display  of  the  exhibits,  and  the 
comfort  and  convenience  of  visitors.  A  cureful  consideration  of  the  deficiencies 
of  last  year,  when  the  Provincial  Exhibition  was  held,  has  enabled  them  to  over- 
come these  obstacles.  They  have  erected  new  buildings,  modified  and  improved 
old  buildings,  and  made  the  necessary  changes  to  impart  what  is  intended,  viz. : 
a  permanent  character,  and  an  adaptabiility  of  each  building  to  the  purpose  foi' 
which  it  is  intended. 

The  principal  buildings  are  : 

1.  The  Main  Building. — This  is  built  in  the  Crystal  Palace  style  of  architec 
ture;  it  is  292  feet  long,  64  feet  wide,  and  from  the  ground  to  the  top  of  the 
fiag-stafi*,  surmounting  the  Dome,  185  feet  high.  It  bos  two  tiers  of  galleries 
extending  around  the  whole  building,  ranging  fh>m  16  to  32  feet  wide;  these  are 
approached  by  eight  sets  of  beautiful  and  wide  staircases  with  oak  steps  and 
balustrades.  This  building  is  well  ventilated,  having  over  one  hundred  Patent 
Ventilators. 

2.  The  Agricultural  Hall  has  a  very  pleasing  appearance;  it  is  built  of  oma 
mented  wood  with  ventilating  cupolas,  and  is  well  fitted  with  all  the  necessary 
appliances  offices,  &c.     It  is  102  feet  in  length  and  52  feet  in  width. 


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;hem  to  over- 

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AUTIIOBIZEO  CATALOOUB — IMTEODUCTIOK. 


3.  T/m  Agricultural  Implement  Building  is  built  in  the  form  of  a  gi*088,  having 
one  section  332  feet  and  the  other  188  feet  long.  The  centre  is  fitted  up  with 
over  1,000  feet  of  line  of  Shafting,  driven  from  eight  different  points,  by  poi-tablo 
steam  engines,  which  will  be  used  for  working  the  machineiy  exhibited.  This  is 
provided  by  the  Association,  enabling  Exhibitors  to  exhibit  their  Implements 
and  Machines  in  motion,  at  much  less  expense  than  if  each  exhibitor  had  to 
supply  power  and  shafting  for  working  their  own  exhibits.  This  will,  no  doubt, 
>)e  one  of  the  most  interesting  and  important  buildings  on  the  ground.  Our 
recent  successful  display  of  Agricultural  Implements  at  Paris,  and  the  develop- 
ment of  the  extensive  export  trade  which  has  followed  that  exhibit,  is  a  proof 
of  the  excellency,  superiority  and  cheapness  of  our  Agricultural  Implements, 
and  of  a  growing  trade  in  this  direction. 

4.  The  Stables,  Cattle  Sheds,  Sheep  Pens.— There  are  14  Stables  ;  18  Cattle 
Sheds ;  and  several  Sheep  and  Pig  Pen  builduigs,  all  neatly  and  tastefully  dec<>- 
mt«d,  and  what  is  of  more  importance,  amply  provided  with  a  supply  of  water 
fi-om  our  City  water  works. 

The  importance  of  our  Horse  and  Cattle  Show  has  been  taken  into  considera- 
tion by  providing  the  most  approved  conveniences  for  them  ;  it  being  well  known 
that  the  future  wealth  and  prosperity  of  this  country  will  be  greatly  enhanced  by 
the  breeding  and  raising  of  improved  breeds  of  live  stock. 

5.  The  Poultry  Building. — ^This  is  a  neat  building,  also  in  the  form  of  a  cross, 
being  218  feet  from  east  to  west,  and  85  feet  from  north  to  south.  It  is  28  feet 
wide,  having  an  ample  supply  of  water. 

G.  Hatching  House. — ^This  building  is  fitted  for  hatching  chickens  by  steam. 
The  first  eggs  were  placed  in  the  apparatus  on  the  7th  of  August,  so  tJiat  the  first 
liatch  will  take  place  about  the  Ist  Sept.  Successive  hatchings  will  take  place 
daily  during  the  Exhibition.  An  extra  fee  of  10  cents  is  charged  to  enter  the 
building,  in  order  to  defray  the  great  outlay  in  fitting  up  the  steam  apparatus,  <bc. 

7.  The  Machinery  Hall. — This  is  a  spacious  building,  having  a  handsomi^ 
appearance,  being  surmounted  with  a  tower  78  feet  high.  The  building  is  20'J 
feet  in  length,  and  72  feet  in  width,  with  a  large  boiler-house  attached.  The 
machinery  will  be  dri>'en  by  two  lines  of  shafting,  by  a  sixty-two  horse  power 
Corliss  Engine  on  one  dde  of  the  building  and  a  high  pressure  forty-horse  power 
on  the  other  side. 

S.  Carriage  House. — This  is  a  neat  building,  252  feet  long  and  42  feet  high  ; 
it  is  well  adapted  for  the  display  of  Carriages. 

9.  The  Dairy. — The  building  is  66  feet  square,  and  is  amply  provided  with 
wliat  is  necessary  to  make  a  grand  display  of  Butter  and  Cheese.  This  building 
is  also  supplied  with  water  from  the  City  water  works. 

In  addition  to  the  buildings  for  exhibits  every  provision  is  made  for  the  comfort 
of  visitors,  they  consist  of  the  following  : 

10.  Public  RestaurarU. — ^This  building  is  100  feet  long  by  38  feet  highy  with 
additional  kitchen,  store  rooms,  dec. 

The  Hall  has  a  seating  capacity  for  300  people.  In  addition  there  are  refresh- 
ment booths  in  different  parts  of  the  ground.  Visitors  will  be  supplied  with  a 
good  plain  dinner  for  25  cents. 


AUTHORIZED  CATALOGUE— INTRODUCTIOK. 


11.  Office*,  <kc. — There  are  iieveral  buildingH  provided  for  the  aceommodatiou 
of  the  Officers  of  the  Association,  Police,  Caretakers,  dec.,  also  Ticket  Offices  on 
the  ground. 

1 2.  The  Grand  Stand  and  Judged  Stand,  facing  the  Horse  Ring,  will  seat  four 
thousand  )>eopIe.  It  is  a  semi-circular  building  300  feet  long  and  30  feet  wide, 
tiiid  is  HO  conHtnicted  us  to  be  used  for  holding  meetings  hy  Societies  and  Dele- 
<(iitcs  who  may  visit  the  Exhibition.  On  other  occasions  it  will  be  free  to  the 
public.     The  Judge's  Stand  is  in  the  centre  of  the  Driving  Ring. 

13.  Pioneers'  Jfuts. — Two  log  huts  have  been  erected  by  the  Society  of  York 
Piunoers,  which  will  have  no  modern  improvements  but  be  typical  of  olden  times 
ill  Caiiiula.  One  of  them  will  have  a  main  room,  with  sleeping  apartments  above, 
to  which  access  is  obtained  by  a  ladder  of  rude  construction. 

It  is  the  intention  of  the  York  Pioneers  to  present  an  Address  to  the  Oovernor- 
Ouiieral,  and  Her  Royal  Highness,  the  Princess  Louise,  in  one  of  these  buildings. 

The  following  extracts  from  the  Rules  and  Regulations  of  the  Association  will 
be  of  interest  to  exhibitors  and  visitors. 


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ADMISSION  TO  THE  GROUNDS. 

The  price  of  admission  will  be  25  cents  each  time  of  entering.  The  admission 
wiil  be  by  means  of  registering  turnstiles,  and  each  person  must  be  provided  with 
the  fM-oper  change  be/ore  entering. 

Necessary  attendants  upon  stock  and  machinery  will  be  furnished  with  special 
patiBes  on  applying  at  the  Secretary's  office  on  the  grounds.  These  passes  will 
bear  the  name  of  the  {person  to  whom  it  is  issued,  and  if  presented  by  any  othci- 
jjerson  will  be  forfeited. 

One  Exhibitor's  ticket,  admitting  an  exhibitor  only  once  egch  day,  and  posi- 
tively not  transferable,  may  be  purchased  by  any  individual  exhibiting,  and  if  a 
tirm  by  any  one  member  thereof,  at  the  office  of  the  Association  on  the  grounds, 
at  the  following  i-ates,  viz.,  for  one  week,  $1  00;  two  weeks,  $1  50 ;  and  for  the 
whole  exhibition,  $2  00. 

Judges,  special  delegates  from  other  Associations,  and  members  of  the  press, 
will  be  furnished  with  badges.     No  other  tickets  whatever  will  be  issued. 

The  entry  tickets  upon  animals  or  articles  will  admit  the  jierson  biinging  them 
to  the  Show  Grounds  for  exhibition,  along  with  such  animals  or  articles,  without 
the  use  of  any  other  ticket.  Afterwards,  such  parties  must  be  provided  with 
]>roper  passes,  as  above. 


DELIVERY  OF  ARTICLES,  AND  CHARGE  OF  SAME  WHILE  ON 

EXHIBITION. 

Exhibitors  will,  at  all  times,  give  the  necessary  personal  attention  to  whatever 
they  may  have  on  exhibition,  and  at  the  close  take  entire  charge  of  the  same. 

Articles  placed  on  exhibition  must  not  be  removed  until  the  close,  except  by 
permission  of  the  Board  of  Directors ;  and  except,  also,  in  the  dairy,  fruit,  vege- 


ammodatioii 
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10  foet  wide, 
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AUTHORIZCD  CATALOOUK—  INTRODUCTIOX. 


ttible  and  floral  sections,  where  such  removal  is  necemiary  to  a  continuous  dinplay. 
Kveiy  facility  will  Ui  affoiilo<l  for  the  traiiHaotion  of  business  by  taking  ordei-H, 
Itiit.  no  delivery  of  ai'ticlus  sold  can  be  made  on  the  promises  during  the  exhilii- 
tion,  except  by  sjiecial  arrangement. 

Though  the  AsHooiation  will  take  reaHonable  precaution  to  ensui'e  the  safety  of 
iirtioles  sent  to  the  Exhibition,  yet  they  wish  it  to  bo  distinctly  underHtood  that 
tlic  owners  themselves  must  take  the  risk  of  exhibiting  them ;  and  that  shouiii 
iiiiy  article  bo  accidentally  injured,  lost  or  stolen,  the  Association  will  give  all 
the  assistance  in  their  power  towards  the  recovery  of  the  same,  but  mil  not  vmIco 
(I III)  paytnent  for  the  value  thereof. 

At  the  close  of  the  Exhibition,  exhibitors  must  take  charge  of  their  exhibits 
and  itjinoye  the  same  as  early  as  poH.sible. 


PAYMENT  OP  PRIZES. 

'Hie  Treasurer  will  be  preparetl  to  commence  paying  the  premiums,  at  his  oflSf^e 
on  the  grounds,  for  all  classes  except  Live  Stock,  at  9  a.m.,  on  Monday,  the  15tli 
of  September,  and  for  Live  St<K;k  on  Friday,  the  19th  of  Soptemlwr,  at  9  it.m. 

Parties  who  shall  have  prizes  awarded  them  are  particularly  requested  to  apply 
lor  them  before  leaving  Toronto,  or  leave  a  written  order  with  some  person  to 
r(x'eive  them,  stating  the  aiiicles  for  which  prizes  are  claimed. 

Persons  entitled  to  cash  premiums  must  apply  for  them  at  the  Secretary's  Office, 
who  will  give  orders  on  the  Treasurer  for  the  amount.  These  ordei-s  must  l»e 
eiidorsed,  as  they  will  be  payable  to  order  not  to  bearer,  and  on  presentation  to 
the  Treasurer,  pro[)erly  endorsed,  will  be  paid  either  in  cash,  or  by  cheque  on  tin: 
bank. 

Orders  for  premiums,  not  applied  for  as  above,  will  be  given  by  the  Secretary, 
and  the  amount  forwarded  by  the  Treasurer,  on  receipt  of  proi)er  instructions. 

All  persons  to  whom  a  prize  is  awarded,  must  apply  to  the  Secretary  of  th(5 
Association  for  payment  thereof,  on  or  before  the  30th  day  of  November,  of  the 
year  in  which  such  prize  is  awarded,  or  such  prize  will  be  forfeited. 


MEDALS. 

Medals  will  be  awarded  in  lieu  of  money  prizes  when  desired  by  exhibitors, 
suhject  to  approval  by  the  Board  of  Directora. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

If  any  person,  through  ignorance  of  the  regulations,  shall  bring  things  to  the 
exhibition  without  having  entered  them  at  the  proper  time,  the  same  may,  in  the 
discretion  of  the  Superintendent  in  charge  of  the  several  departments,  be  allowed 
to  be  brought  upon  the  grounds,  and  so  placed  that  they  may  be  examined  by 


AUTHORIZED  CATALOGUE — INTRODUCTIOX. 


the  public,  but  slmll  not  be  classified,  nor  shall  any  official  examination  of  thetn 
be  made  or  premiums  awarded. 

All  prize  cards  which  have  been  affixed  by  the  Judges  mi\st  be  displayed 
during  the  Exhibition.  Any  infraction  of  this  rule  will  incur  the  forfeiture  of 
any  premium  awarded. 

.The  Board  of  Directors,  on  being  made  aware  of  any  fraud  having  been  com- 
mitted by  any  exhibitor,  in  the  entry  of  any  stock  or  goods  in  competition  for 
prizes  at  any  exhibition,  have  the  power  of  withholding  tlie  payment  of  any 
prizes  that  may  have  been  awarded  by  the  Judges  to  such'  exliibitors,  on  such 
fraudulent  or  any  other  entries  made  at  any  such  exhibitioii. 

If  any  person  wilfully  injures  or  destroys  any  property  within  the  Exhibition 
grounds  of  the  Association,  or  hinders  or  obstructs  the  officers  or  servants  of  the 
said  Association,  or  any  policeman  or  constable,  duly  appointed,  in  the  execution 
of  his  duty,  or  gains  admission  to  the  said  grounds  contrary  to  the  rules  of  the 
Association,  he  shall  be  liable  to  a  fine  of  not  less  than  one  or  more  than  twenty 
dollars ;  said  fine  to  be  enforced  and  collected  as  fines  are  usually  collected,  and 
to  be  paid  over  to  the  Association  for  its  use  and  benefit ;  and,  in  default  of  pay- 
ment, the  said  offender  shall  be  imprisoned  in  the  common  gaol  for  a  period  of 
not  moi-e  than  thirty  days. 

The  officers  of  the  Association  have  the  power,  by  their  Act  of  Incorporation, 
to  enforce  these  Rules,  and  to  prohibit  and  prevent  all  kinds  of  gambling,  thea- 
trical, circus,  or  mountebank  performances,  exhibitions  or  shows ;  and  also  to 
regulate  or  prevent  the  huckstering  or  trafficing  in  fruits,  goods,  wai-es  or  mer- 
( handise  on  the  Exhibition  grounds,  or  within  three  hundred  yards  thereof;  and 
any  person  who,  after  due  notice  of  such  rules,  violates  the  same,  shall  be  liable 
to  be  removed  by  the  officers,  policemen,  or  constables  of  said  Association,  and 
l>e  subject  to  the  penalty  prescribed. 


FIRE  AND  POLICE  PROTECTION. 

The  most  careful  and  thorough  arrangements  possible  have  been  made  to  guard 
against  fire ;  and,  with  the  precautions  taken,  it  is  believed  the  danger  of  such 
an  occurrence  is  very  remote,  but  exhibitoi-s  desiring  insurance  must  give  the 
matter  their  personal  attention. 

An  ample  police  force,  detailed  for  the  purpose  by  the  city,  will  be  on  duty 
night  and  day  during  the  continuance  of  the  Exhibition.  A  full  corps  of  watch- 
men will  also  be  present  at  all  times ;  but  exhibitors  are  exjiected  to  exercise 
constant  supervision  over  their  articles  on  exhibition,  as  the  Association  will  not 
be  responsible  for  loss  or  damage  by  theft,  fire,  or  otherwise.  Small  and  valuable 
articles  should  be  exhibited  in  show-cases,  which  may  be  securely  locked  when 
<lesirable. 


INQUIRIES. 

During  the  Exhibition  inquires  may  be  male  at  the  Business  Office,  and  every 
officer  of  the  Association  will,  when  applied  to,  either  fm'nish  the  information 


lation  of  them 


be  displayed 
B  forfeiture  of 


ng  been  com- 
tmpetition  for 
^ment  of  any 
itors,  on  such 


le  Exhibition 
ervanta  of  the 
the  execution 
3  rules  of  the 
3  than  twenty 
collected,  and 
lefault  of  pay- 
or a  period  of 

ncorpoi-ation, 
.mbling,  thea- 
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wai-es  or  mer- 
1  thereof;  and 
ihall  be  liable 
sociation,  and 


,  AUTHORIZED   CATALOGUE — INTRODUCTION. 


uade  to  guard 
mger  of  such 
ust  give  the 

be  on  duty 
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d  to  exercise 
tion  will  not 
and  valuable 
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e,  and  every 
information 


sought  or  refer  the  question  to  the  prop^  officer.    The  officers  may  be  known  by 
their  badges. 


TELEGRAPH  AND  POST  OFFICES. 

The  Montrsal  and  Dominion  Telegraph  Companies  have  offices  on  the  grounds  ; 
and  a  Post  Office  will  also  be  provided  for  the  delivery  and  despatch  of  letters. 


VISITORS. 

Visitors  may  be  assured  of  finding  on  the  grounds  everything  necessary  to  the 
convenience  and  comfort  of  young  or  old  during  the  entire  day.  An  ample 
restaurant  and  lunch  rooms,  managed  by  experienced  caterers,  and  under  the 
supervision  of  the  Board  of  Dii-ectors  as  to  price  and  quality  of  food,  will  serve 
meals  and  refreshments  during  hours  of  exhibition  at  reasonable  rates.  Baggage 
rooms  for  the  deposit  of  satchels,  cloaks,  &c.,  and  in  charge  of  responsible  parties, 
are  conveniently  located  for  the  accomodation  of  visitora.  The  hotels  of  the  city, 
ample  for  any  occasion,  will  adhere  to  their  regular  rates;  and  the  city  authorities 
will  co-operate  with  the  officers  of  the  Association  in  every  practicable  manner 
to  ensure  the  safety  and  contribuet  to  the  pleasure  of  visitors. 


.•■( 


HOW  TO  REACH  THE  GROUNDS. 


The  grounds,  some  sixty  acres  in  extent,  are  most  beautifully  located  on  thf 
shore  of  Lake  Ontario,  on  the  western  outskirts  of  the  city,  and  fi-om  them  a 
splendid  view  of  Toronto,  the  Queen  City  of  the  West,  with  the  siirrounding 
country,  can  be  obtained.  They  are  easy  of  actiess,  and  can  be  reached  in  a  few 
minutes  by  either  of  the  lines  of  Street  Railway  cars,  by  the  Great  Western 
Railway  cars,  running  every  few  minutes,  or  by  a  line  of  Steamers  on  the  Bay. 
which  land  visitors  Erectly  upon  the  grounds. 


I  \ 


CONTENTS. 


Class.  Pagb. 

1.  Thoroughbred  Horses 5 

2.  Roadster  Horses  5 

3.  Carriage  Horses    7 

4.  Agricultural  Purpose  Horses 7 

5.  Heavy  Draught  Horses  9 

6.  Lady  and  Boy  Riders 9 

7.  Special  Premiums — Horses     9 

8.  Durham  Cattle 9 

9.  Hereford  Cattle    1 1 

10.  Devon  Cattle    11 

1 1.  Ayrshire  Cattle 1 1 

12.  Galloway  Cattle    11 

13.  Jersey  or  Aldemey  Cattle  o 

14.  Holstein  Cattle o 

15.  Grade  Cattle 13 

16.  Fat  Cattle — any  breed     13 

17.  Cotswold  Sheep   13 

18.  Leicester  Sheep    13 

19.  L'ncoln  Sheep 15 

20.  Southdown  Sheep    15 

21.  Shropshire,  Hampshire,   and  Oxford- 

fordshire  Down  Sheep    o 

22.  Fat  Sheep 15 

23.  Berkshire  Pigs 15 

24.  Suffolk  Pigs i6 

25.  Essex  Pigs     16 

26.  Yorkshire  and  other  large  breed  Pigs .   16 

27.  Poultry — Fowls    16 

28.  Chickens    17 

29.  Turkeys,  Geese  and  Ducks 18 

30.  Poultry — Ornamental 18 

31.  Pigeons 18 

32.  Cage  Birds    o 

33.  Poultry  Appliances o 

34.  Dogs 18 

35-  Cats    19 

36.  Agricultural  Implements 19 

37.  Agricultural  Implements  for  Cultivat- 

ing and  Sowing  the  Soil 20 

38.  Implements  and   Machines   for  Har- 

vesting    21 

39.  Agricultural  Implements  for  Hand  use  22 

40.  Field  Grains,  Hops,  &c 23 

41.  Small  Field  Seeds — Flax,  Hemp,  &c.  24 
^2.  Field  Roots  24 

43.  Dairy  Products  and  Utensils 26 

44.  Fruit — Professional  Nurserymen's  List  27 


Class.  P.vuk- 

45.  Fruit — Apples  and  Ptars    2.S 

46.  Fruit — Plums,  Peaches,  Grapes,  &c. .   34 

47.  Collections  of  Fruits    37 

48.  Garden  Vegetables    38 

49.  Plants,  Flowers,  Rustic  Work,  &c.  . .   41 

50.  Domestic  Wines   43 

51.  Oil  Paintings,  by  Professional  Artists.  44 

52.  Oil  Paintings,  by  Amateurs    45 

53.  Sculpture,    Photography,    Mechanical 

Drawing,  Engraving  and  Architec- 
ture      46 

54.  Iron  and  Wood  Working  Machinery, 

Pumps,    Tools,    and   Railway  Ap- 
pliances, &c 47 

55.  Mechanical  and  Metal  Work — Miscel- 

laneous     50 

56.  Carriages,  Sleighs,  &  parts  thereof,  &c.   53 

57.  Knitting  and  Sewing  Machines 54 

58.  Wearing  Apparel — Flax,  Hemp,  and 

Cotton  Goods  54 

59.  Woollen  Gootls    55 

60.  Boots  and  Shoes,  Leather,  &c 57 

61.  Saddlery,  Engine  Hose,  Trunkmakcr's 

Work,  Leather,  &c 57 

62.  Cabinet  Ware,  Hollow  Ware,  Brushes  5S 

63.  Musical  Instruments     Oi 

64.  Building    Materials,    Joiners'    Work, 

Painting  Work  in  Marble,  Potter^', 
&c 61 

65.  Bookbinding,    Printing,    Paper,    Pen- 

manship, &c 62 

66.  Chemical  Manufactures,  Pharmaceuti- 

cal Preparations,  &c 63 

67.  Philosophical  and  Surgical  Instruments 

and  Appliances    64 

68.  Economic    Minerals,    and    Industries 

relating  thereto    64 

69.  Natural   History  —  Birds,    Insects, 

Plants,  Fish,  &c 64 

70.  Ladies'   Work  —  I^ace,    Embroidery, 

Needlework,  &c 65 

71.  Ladies  Work  (continued) — Wax  Work, 

Berlin  Wool  Work,  Flowers,  Knit- 
ting, &c OS 

72.  Groceries  and  Provisions    70 

73.  Honey,  Sugar,  Bacon,  &c 71 

74.  Tobacco  and  Cigars 71 


;    2S 

Grapes,  &c. .  34 

37 

3« 

Work,  &c.  . .   41 

43 

ional  Artists .  44 

iTs    45 

,    Mechanical 
ind  Architec- 

¥> 

J  Machinery, 
Railway  Ap- 

47 

ork — Miscel- 

50 

s  thereof,  &c.  53 
:hines 54 

Hemp,  and 

54 

55 

r,  &c 57 

'runkmakcr's 

57 

'are,  Brushes  58 

()i 

icrs'    Work, 
ble,  Pottery, 

61 

Paper,    Pen- 

62 

•'harmaceuti- 

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Instruments 

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AGRICULTURAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  EXHIBITION  ASSOCIATION 

OF    TORONTO. 


AGEICULTUEALi   DEPAETMENT. 

«*«  The  Figures  bettveen  partnthesia  denote  Numher  n/  Entries. 


HOBSES. 

CLASS  I— Thorough-bred  Horaes 

Sec.  1 — Th&rougk-bred  Stallions,  4  years  old 
and  upwards 

Anderson  &  McClelland,  Hornby,  Halton 
Nelson  Grates,  Highland  Creek,  York 
M.  Burgess,  WocSstock,  Oxford 

Sec.  2 — Stalliom,  3  years  old 
Michael  Perdue,  Campbell's  Cross,  Peel 

Sec.  8~Thorough-bred,  2  years  old  Filly 
James  McFayden,  Nobleton,  York 

CLASS  II— Roadster  Horses,  for  driving  or 
the  saddle,  15^  hands  and  under 

Sec.  1— Stallion,  4  years  old  and  upwards 

Wm.  Meek,  Langstaff,  York 

Sec.  2— Stallion,  3  years  old 
Michael  Perdue,  Campbell's  Cross,  Peel 

Sec.  3 — Stallion,  2  years  old 
Jesse  Devan,  Sharon,  York 
John  Palmer,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Richard  Graham,  Claremout,  Ontario 

Sec.  4 — Yearling  Colts 
Thomas  Hassard,  Credit,  Peel 
James  B.  Wilson,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
John  McMurtry,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
Daniel  Campbell,  Bradford,  Simcoe 


Sec.  5 — Stallions  of  any  age 
Thomas  Hassard,  Credit,  Peel 
Michael  Perdue,  Campbell's  Crosa,  Peel 
Wm.  Meek,  Langstaff,  York 

Sec.  6 — Three  year  old  Filly 
Abraham  Hoover,  Elia,  York 
Fleming  Bros.,  Elders'  Mills,  York 

Sec.  7 — Two  year  old  Filly 
William  Cooney,  Clarke,  Dnrham 
John  F.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
Wm.  Christie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — Brood  Mare,  toiih  Foal  by  her  side 
James  B.  Wilson,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Thos.  Taylor,  jr.,  30  West  Market  Street. 

Toronto,  York 
John  McMurtry,  Bowmanville,  Dnrham 

Sec.  10 — Pair  Matched  Norses  {geldings  or 
mares),  in  harness 
James  Scanlan,  Tottenham,  Simcoe 
Edward  H.  Irving,  Newmarket,  York 
F.  E.  Moncreiff,  Newmarket  York 
Alexander  McArthur,  Kettleby,  York 
W.  D.  Smith,  jun. ,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
Dr.  Aikman,  Burlington,  Halton 

Sec.  11 — Sitigle  Horse  {gelding  or  mare),  i 
harness 
W.  B.  Gower,  Richview,  York 
John  Palmer,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Wm.  Dunn  Chafer,  W^oodbridge,  York 
Wm.  Christie,  Toronto,  York 
Albert  Farr,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Mitchell,  Toronto,  York 
James  Wayling,  Sharon,  York 
Andrew  McFarren,  Toronto,  York 


AUTHORIZED  CATALOGUE. 


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ELECTRIC  BELT  INSTITUTION 

SSTA.SZjiaXlSD    187-4. 

The  snccf  88  that  these  Electric  Applianee*  have  met  wl'h  during  the  last  Ave  years,  and  their  standing  no« 
ill  the  eHtimntiun  of  all  wh»  have  uxud  them,  is  sulfluient  evideniiu  of  the  ueiiuinencHS  of  the  claim  put  forth  for 
ttiem  that  they  are  a  ureal  ciirntive  agents — one  that  stands  iinequuUcd.  They  are  a  pleasant,  safe,  efllcieut  ami 
liirable  remeily  which  have  no  equal  as  a  general  tonic  and  streugtheiier  of  the  nervous  system,  and  a  regulator 

of  the  circulation,  so  that  jiersons  who 
suffer  from 

XteuBtttiun,  Womb  Diseases, 
Palsy,  InmbiigD,  CiOiistipation, 
Tumors,  Debility,  fixlUMUtion 
Neuralgia,  Throat  Diieuw 
Dyspepsia,  Sciatica,  Fain  in  the 
Back,  Loss  of  Voice  or  Smell, 
Long  Diseases,  Loss  of  Sight  or 
Hearing,  Fever  and  Agne, 
Kidney  Troubles,  and  Vital  Loss 
from  whatever  cause,  cannot 
find  a  better  remedy. 


TESTIMONIALS : 
NonTH  Ely,  Eastern  Townships,  P.Q 
April  10,  1876. 
A.  Norman,  Esq., 

Deal  Sir,— I  have  great  pleasure  in 
giving  tetitiinouy  to  the  elllciency  of  your 
(Mectric  Belts.  Bands,  and  Insoles,  having 
been  afflicted  with  Rheumatinni  for  tliirty 
years.  When  I  purchased  tlie  Belts,  eto., 
last  summer,  I  could  scarcely  walk,  but 
now  I  am  well,  although  in  my  seventy- 
sixth  year.  Thomas  Jameson,  J. P. 


Mr.  Norman,        Torosto,  April  6, 1876. 

Dear  Sir,— For  two  years  1  had  been 
suffering  with  severe  pains  in  my  back, 
which  had  always  been  weak.  It  got  so 
bad  at  last  I  could  scarcely  get  around. 
After  I  had  been  in  extreme  sulTering  more 
tlian  a  week  my  husband  got  me  one  of 
your  Back  Belts  and  a  pair  of  Insoles.  I 
had  no  faith  in  them,  but  having  got  them 
I  gave  them  a  trial,  and  I  must  say  they 
entirely  removed  the  pain  in  a  few  days, 
and  I  am  better  than  ever  I  was  in  my  life. 

Mrs.  a.  Beddow,  861  Queen  St  W. 


Mr.  Norman,  Toronto,  May  17, 1878. 
Dear  Sir,  - 1  feel  it  is  my  duty  to  exiiress 
my  heartfelt  gratitude  for  the  great  benefit 
I  have  received  from  the  use  of  your 
Electric  Belts.  TWby  have  entirely  re- 
moved the  i>ain  from  my  back  and  Hide. 

WiLUAM  GiLLEY,  146  Centre  St. 


Mr.  Norman,       Toronto,  Oci  10, 1878. 

Dear  Sir,— About  three  years  ago  I  fell 
from  a  ladder  about  twelve  feet  across  the 
banister  of  the  stairs,  and  was  taken  up  for 
dead,  since  which  time  I  have  suffered  with 
severe  pain  in  my  back  and  side,  and  Rreat 
weakness,  unfitting  me  for  business,  and 
got  very  little  ease  until  I  used  one  of  your 
Eleoti'ic  Belts  and  a  pair  of  your  Insolea, 
which  have  relieved  me  very  much. 

John  OvENa,  120  Yonge  St. 

A.  NORMAN,  4  Q7EEN  STREET  EAST,  TORONTO. 

N.B.— Electric  Baths,  and  Sulphur  and  Vaponr  Batba  on  the  pr«misea  for  Ladies  and  Gentlemen. 


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CLASS  III — Carriage  Horses,  animals  three 
vears  old  and  upwards,  to  be  over  16 
hands 

Sec.  1 — Stallwtu,  4  yeara  old  and  upwards 
James  Drinkwater,  Alloa,  Peel 
J.  8.  Binkley,  Dundas,  N.  Wentworth 
Charles  Webster,  Thomliill,  York 
Thomas  Arkell,  Arkell,  Wellington 
John  Line,  Maple,  York 

Sec.  2— Stallion,  3  years  old  and  upwards 
R.  C.  Fairman,  Cannifton,  Hastings 

Sec.  3 — Stallions,  2  years  old 

Robert  Steel,  Creemore,  Simcoe 
T.  Bellamy,  Wesleyville,  Durham 
S.  J.  McDougall,  Smithville,  Lincoln 

Sec.  4 — Yearling  Colts 
Daniel  Campbell,  Bradford,  Simcoe 
Fleming  Bros.,  Elders'  Mills,  York 
<T«orge  Shaver,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  5— Stallion  of  any  age 
Robert  Steel,  Creemore,  Simcoe 
John  Drinkwater,  Alloa,  Peel 
.1.  S.  Binkley,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
(Jharles  Webster,  Thomhill,  York 
Thomas  Arkell,  Arkell,  Wellini,'ton 
K.  C.  Fairman,  Cannifton,  Hastings 
John  Line,  Maple,  York 

Sec.  6 — Pair  Matched  Carriage  Horses  {mares 
or  geldings),  not  less  than  16  hands 

.John  Devanney,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

Soc.  7 — Pair  Matched  Carriage  Horses,  not 
less  than  15^  and  not  over  16  hands 

Wm.  Hulse,  Newmarket,  York 

•lohn  Mitchell,  Toronto,  York 

P.  Farrell,  Woodstock,  Oxford 

John  Devanney,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

John  C.  McCarty,  Newmarket,  York 

Sec.  8 — Carriage  Filly,  3  years  old 
Hon.  D.  L.  MacPherson,  Toronto,  York 

"Sec.  9— Filly,  2  years  old 

W.  C.  Brown,  Meadowvale,  Peel 

Sec.  \0— Yearling  Ftlly 

Wm.  Cooney,  Clarke,  Durham 
Daniel  Campbell,  Bradford,  Simcoe 
(Joorge  Keith,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Brood  Mare,  with  Foal  by  Iter  side 
•lao.  F.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
Daniel  Campbell,  Bradford,  Simcoe 
\V.  C.  Brown,  Meadowvale,  Peel 

See.  12 — Single  Carriage  Horse  {gelding  or 
mare),  in  harness 
Thos.  Taylor,  Junior,  30  W.  Market  St., 

Toronto,  York 
R.  W.  Clarke,  Downsview,  York 
D.  Eakin.  Patterson,  York 
W.  Christie,  Toronto,  York 


P.  Farrell,  Woodstock,  Oxford 
Andrew  McFarren,  Toronto,  York 
Allen  Cathcart,  Millbrook,  Durham 

Sec.  13 — Saddle  Horse  (geUing  or  mare),  not 
owr  16  hands 

Wra.  Dunn  Chafer,  Woodbridge,  York 
John  A.  Donaldson,  Toronto,  York 
A,  G.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
John  P.  Bond,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.    14 — Saddle   Horse   or  Hunter    (heai^j 
weight),  capable  of  carrying  15  stone 

J.  H.  V.  MiUs,  Box  2519,  Toronto,  York 
John  A.  Donaldson,  Toronto,  York 
John  P.  Bond,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  15 — Saddle  Horse  or  Hunter,  lightweight, 
«p  to  1 1  stone 

Mr.  Huke,  Newmarket,  York 
A.  B.  Harrison,  Toronto,  York 
John  P.  Bond,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  16 — Saddle  Horses,  best  leapers 

J.  H.  V.  Mills,  Box  2519,  Toronto,  York 
John  A.  Donaldson,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
A.  B.  Harrison,  Toronto,  York 
John  H.  Mead,  Toronto,  York 
John  P.  Bond,  Toronto,  Y'ork 

CLASS  IV— Horses  for  Agricultural  Pur- 
poses, exclusive  of  C'lydesdalea  anil 
Suffolks 

Sec.  1 — Stallion,  4  years  old  and  upwards 
John  J.  Treacy,  Schomberg.  York 
Thos.  R.  Richardson,  Alma,  Wellin^n 
Thos.  D.  Campbell,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
Charles  Webster,  Thomhill,  York 
John  Sheppard,  Yorkville,  York    (2) 

Sec.  2 — Stallion,  3  years  old 
James  Ketchen,  Balsam,  Ontario 

Sec.  3— Stallion,  2  years  old 

David  Koantree,  Davenport,  York 
John  Casely,  Patterson,  York 
George  Hoggard,  Belleville,  Hastings 
Wm.  Cox,  Ihornhill,  York 
John  M.  Bell,  Atha,  Ontario    (2) 

Sec.  4 — Yearling  Colt 

Fleming  Bros.,  Elder's  Mills,  York 
Sec.  7 — Filly,  2  years  old 

Archibald  Pilky,  Uxbridge,  Ontario     (2) 

Geo.  Keith,  Toronto,  York 

John  Clark,  Alloa,  Peel 

Charles  E,  Porter,  Woodbridge,  York 

Alexander  Gibb,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  S— Yearling  Fdly 

George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  9— Brood  Mare  wUh  Foal  by  her  side 

William  Crawford,  Malvern,  York    (2) 

William  Cox,  Thomhill,  York 

Charles  E.  Porter,  Woodbridge,  York 


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mare$),  in  harnua 
Bobert  Thompson,  Ellesmere,  York 

Sec.  11 — SweepttaktM  Stallion  for  Agrieullu- 
ral  purpoMS,  of  any  age 
Thos.  D.  Campbell,  St.  CathArines,  Lmcoln 
John  J.  Teacey,  Schomberg,  York 
Darid  Roantree,  Davenport,  York 
George  Hojxard,  Belleville,  Hastinga 
Charles  Webster,  Thomhill,  York 
William  Cox,  Thomhill,  York 
John  M.  Bell,  Atba,  Ontario 
Charles  Shaver,  Islington,  York 

CLASS  V 

Heavy  Draught  Horses,  Imported,  or  bred 
from  pure  Imported  Heavy  Draught  stock 
on  the  side  of  both  Sire  and  Dam,  includ- 
ing Clydesdales  and  Suffolks 

Sec.  1 — Heavy  Draught  Stallion,  4  yean  old 
and  upuxirds 
Richard  Graham,  Claremont,  Ontario 
Dougald  McMurchy,  Vellora,  York 

Sec.  2 — Stallion.  3  years  old 

Neil  J.  McGillivray,  Montreal,  Hochelaga 
Charles  Harrison,  Dollar,  York 

Sec.  4 —  Yearling  Colt 
Jos.  Thompson,  Columbus,  Ontario 

Sec.  5 — Heavy  Draught  Stallion,  any  age 
Jos.  Thompson,  Columbus,  Ontario 
Charles  Harrison,  Dollar,  York 

Sec.  6 — Filly  3  years  old 
D.  McMurchy,  Vellora,  York. 

Sec.  9 — Brood  Mare  with  Foal  by  her  side. 

William  M.  Miller,  Claremont,  Ontario. 
Jos.  Thompson,  Columbus,  Ontario 

Seo.  10 — Mare  with  2  of  her  Progeny,  all  to 
be  bona  fide,  the  property  of  the  exhibitor 
Thomas  Thompson,  Columbus,  Ontario 

Sec.   11 — Span  of   Heavy  Draught  Horses 
{geldings  or  mares) 

George  Lawson,  Victoria  Square,  York 

CLASS  VI— Lady  and  Boy  Riders 
Sec.  1 — Best  Lady  Rider 
Miss  E.  Clark,  Schomberg,  Simcoe 

Sec.  2 — Best  Boy  Rider,  under  14  years  of 
age,  on  pony  under  14  hands 

Mr.  Hulse,  Newmarket,  York 
James  McFayden,  Nobleton,  York 

Entries  for  Ponies 
R.  Hamilton,  Toronto,  York  (1  pair) 


CLASS  VII— Special  Fremiuma         ' 

See.  I— For  Best  ikuire  Horse,  any  age  vr 
breed 

James  Drinkwater,  Alloa,  Teel 
J.  S.  Binkley,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
Georse  Hoggard,  Belleville,  Haatiugi 
Jno.  M.  Bell,  Atha,  Ontario 
Thomas  Arkell,  Arkell,  Wellington 

Sec.  2 — The  Best  Mare  of  any  age  or  breed 
James  McDonagh,  Oarlow,  Huron    (2) 
Wm.  M.  Miller,  Claremont,  Ontario    (2) 
Daniel  CampbeU,  Bradford,  Simcoe    (2) 
William  Crawford,  Malvern,  York    (2) 
WUliam  Cox,  Thomhill,  York 
Stephen  Knight,  Toronto,  York 
W.  C.  Brown,  Meadowvale,  Peel    (2) 

Sec,  S—The  best  Stallion  for  General  Pur- 
poses that  has  been  kept  for  Mares  the 
past  Season,  and  lias  served  not  fewer 
than  15,  accompanied  by  not  less  than 
5  of  his  produce,  the  merits  of  both  aire 
and  produce  to  be  considered.  Open  to 
all  Stallions  in  Canada  and  the  United 
States 

Charles  Webster,  Thomhill,  York 


CATTLE. 
CLASS  VIII— Durhama 
Sec.  1 — Bulls,  3  years  old  and  upwards 

Humphrey,  Snell  &  Son,  Clinton,  Huron 
Sec.  2 — Bull,  2  years  old 
George  Mustard,  Uxbridge,  Ontario         ' 
William  Heron,  jr.,  Ashbum,  Ontario 
J.  &  K.  McQueen,  Salem,  Wellington 

Sec.  3 — Durham  Bull,  1  year  old 
Thomas  Boak,  Milton,  Halton 

Sec.  4— Durham  Bull  Calf,  under  1  year 
Thomas  Boak,  Milton,  Halton 
Fred.  W.  Stone,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  5 — Durham  Bull  of  any  age 

George  Mustard,  Uxbridge,  Ontario. 
Thomas  Boak,  Milton,  .mdton 

Sec.  6 — Durham  Cow 

Humphrey,  Snell&Son,  Clinton,  Huron  (2) 
Sec.  8 — Durham  Heifer,  2  years  old 

Humphrey,  SneUA;  Son,  Clinton,  Huron  (2) 
Sec.  10 — Durham  Heifer  Calf  {under  1  year) 

Humphrey,  SneU  &  Son,  Clinton,  Huron  (2) 

Fred.  W.  Stone,  Guelph,  Wellington    (3) 

Sec.  11 — Durham,  5  Calves,  1  year  old,  bred 
and  owned  by  exhibitor 

Fred.  W,  Stonfe,  Guelph,  Wellington 


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CLASS  IX-Herefor(U 
Sue.  \— Hereford  Bull  3  years  old  and  up- 
wards. 

Fred.  W.  Stone,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 
(;c.  2 — Herejord  Bull  2  years  old, 
Fred.  W.  Stone,  Ouelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  3 — Hereford  Bull  1  year  old 
Fred.  W.  Stone,  Gnelph,  Welliugtou    (2) 

Sec.  4— Hertford  Bull  Ca\f  (under  1  year) 
C.  C.  Bridget,  Shanty  Bay,  Simcoe  (2) 
F.  W.  Stone,  Ouelph,  Wellington    (2) 

Sec.  b— Hereford  Bull  of  any  age 
F.  W.  Stone,  Ouelph,  Wellington    (2) 

Sec.  6 — Hereford  Cow 
(J.  C.  Bridges,  Shanty  Bay,  Simcoe 
Fred.  W.  Stone,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 

Soc.  7 — Cow  3  years  old 

Fred.  W.  Stone,  Ouelph,  Wellington  (2) 
Sec.  8 — Hereford  He^er,  two  years  old 

Fre<l.  W.  Stone,  Guelph,  Wellington  (2) 
Sue.  9— Hereford  Heifer,  1  year  old 

(7.  0.  Bridges,  Shanty  Bay,  Simcoe    (2) 

Fred.  W.  Stone,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 

Sec.  lO—Ektras 
Fred.  W.   Stone,  Guelph,  Wellington,  2 
Heifer  Calves  under  1  year 

CLASS  X— Devons 
Sec.  I — Devon  Bull,  3  years  old  and  upward 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  2— Devon  Bull,  2  years  old 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  3— Devon  Bull,  1  year  old 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  4— Devon  Bull  Cay  {under  1  year) 
George  Rudd,  Guelph.  Wellington    (2) 
Samuel  Wood  &  Sons,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  5 — Devon  Bull  of  any  age 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 

Sec.  6— Devon  Cow 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellipgton    (2) 

Sec.  7 — Devon  Cow,  3  years  old 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Samuel  Wood  &  Sons,  Islington,  York.     (2) 

Sec.  8— Devon  Heifer,  2  years  old 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 

Sec.  9— Devon  Heifer,  1  year  old 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  10— Devon  Heifer  Cd\f  (under  1  year) 
George  Rudd,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 


CLASS  XI— Ayrriiirea.  ^ 

Sec.  2—BuU,  2  years  old 
George  Thompson,  Bright,  Oxford 

Sec  3— Bull,  1  year  old. 
Thomas  Orey,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  4 — Bull  Calf,  under  1  year  old 
Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
George  Tliompaon,  Bright,  Oxford    (4) 

Sec.  6 — Bull  of  any  age 
Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  6— Cow 
Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  7 — Cow,  3  years  old 
Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  8 — Htlfer,  2  years  old 
Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario    (2) 
George  Thompson,  Bright,  Oxford 

Sec.  9 — Heifer,  1  year  old 

Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario    (2) 

Sec.  Id — Heifer  Calf,  under  1  year 

Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario    (4) 
George  Thompson,  Bright,  Oxford    (4) 

Sec.  11 — Five  Calves,  under  1  year,  bred  and 
owned  by  tht  exhibitor 
Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  12 — Herd  of  Ayrshire  Cattle,  eonsistinff 
of  one  Bull  and  Jive  Females,  over  1 
year  old,  owned  by  the  exhibitor, 
Thomas  Grey,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

CLASS  XII— Galloways 
Sec.  1 — Bull,  3  years  old  and  upwards 

Henry  Devlin,  Guelph,  Wellington 
William  McCrae,  Guelph,  WelUngton 

Sec.  2 — Bull,  2  years  old 
Thomas  McCrae,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  3 — Bull,  1  year  old 
William  McCrae,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  4 — Bull  Calf  (under  1  year) 
William  McCrae,  Guelph,  Wellington  (2> 

Sec.  6 — Bull  any  age, 
Henry  Devlin,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Wm.  McCrae,  Gnelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  6— Cow 
Henry  Devlin,  Guelph,  Wellington 
William  McCrae,  Guelph,  WeUington  (3) 

Sec.  7 — Cow,  3  years  old 
Henry  Devlin,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 
Wm.  McCrae,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 


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Henry  Devlin,  Ouelph,  Wellin^n    (2) 

Thomaii  MoCrae,  Ouelph,  Wellington 

leo.  9 — Heifer,  1  year  old 
Wm.  MoCne,  Ouelph,  Wellington    (2) 

Bee.  10 — Heifer  Ca{f,  under  1  year  old 
Wm.  MoCrae,  Ouelph,  Wellington    (2) 

GLASS  XV— Orade  CaUle 

eo,  1 — Orade  Cow 

F.  Murdoch,  Ponaonby,  Wellington    (2) 
H.  J.  Leuty,  Bumiiamthorpe,  Peel 

lec.  2 — Cow,  3  years  old 
J.  &  K.  McQueen,  Salem,  Wellington 

lec.  3 — Hexftr,  2  years  old 
Francis  Murdoch,  Ponsonby,  Wellington 
J.  &  K.  McQueen,  Salem,  Wellington 
H.  J.  Lenty,  Bumhamthorpe,  Peel 

ec.  4 — Heifer,  1  year  old 
F.  Murdoch,  Ponaonby,  Wellington    (2) 

c.  5 — Heifer  Calf,  under  1  year 

Francis  Murdoch,  Ponsonby,  Wellington 

ec.  6 — Five  females  (oivr  1  year  old)  the 

property  of  the  Exhibitor 
Francis  Murdoch,  Ponsonby,  Wellington 

CLASS  XVI— Fat  Cattle— any  breed 

5ec.  1 — Pair  of  fat  CattU  of  any  age 
(reorge  Moore,  Waterloo,  Waterloo    (2) 
John  Russell,  Brougham,  Ontario 

ec.  2 —Fat  Ox  or  Steer,  4  years  old  and  over 
George  Moore,  Waterloo,  Waterloo    (2) 
John  Russell,  Brougham,  Ontario 

tec.  3 — Fat  Steer,  under  4  years  old 

George  Moore,  Waterloo,  Waterloo    (2) 
■John  Russell,  Brougham,  Ontario 

tec.  4 — Fat  Cow  or  Heifer,  under  4  years  old 
Geo.  Moore,  Waterloo,  Waterloo 


SHEEP— Long  WooUed. 

CLASS  XVII— Cotswolds 
3eo.  1 — Bam,  2  shears  and  over 
Wm.  Thompson,  Uxbridgo,  Ontario 
Geo.  Bell,  Richmond  HiU,  York 
George  Lawson,  Victoria,  York 

Sec.  2 — Shearling  Ram 
Geo.  Bell,  Richmond  Hill,  York    (3) 

ec.  3 — Cotswold  Bam  Lamb 
Thomas  Teasdale,  Concord,  York    (4) 
William  Bowes,  Concord,  York    (4) 
William  Thompson,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 


See.  6 — Two  Shoe  Lambs 
Thomas  Teasdale,  Concord,  York    (4)       i 
William  Bowes,  Concord,  York     (2) 

CLASS  XVIII— Leicesten 
Sec.  1 — Ram,  two  shears  and  over 
John  Kelly,  jr.,  Shakespeare,  Perth,  N 
Humphrey  Snell  &  Son,  Clinton,  Huron 
James  T.  Burns,  King,  York 
C.  S.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton 
W.  Somers,  St.  Maiy's,  Perth    (2) 
William  Whitelaw,  Gnelph,  Wellington 
Albert  Tamblyn,  Orono,  Durham 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Sec.  2 — Shearling  Ram 

J.  Kelly,  jr.,  Shakespeare,  Perth,  N    (2) 
George  Bell,  Richmond  Hill,  York    (2) 
James  T.  Bums,  King,  York 
C.  S.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton    (3) 
WiUiam  Somers,  St.  Mary's,  Perth    (3) 
William  Whitelaw,  Guelph,  WelUngton 
Albert  Tamblyn,  Orouo,  Durham 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Sec.  3 — Bam  Lamb 

J.  Kelly,  jr.,  Shakespeare,  Perth,  N     (2) 
James  T.  Bums,  King,  York 
C.  S.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton    (3) 
William  Somers,  St.  Mary's,  Perth    (2) 
Wm.  Whitelaw.  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 
Albert  Tamblyn,  Orono,  Durham    (2) 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Sec.  4 — Thoo  Ewes,  two  shears  and  over 

J.  Kelly,  jr.,  Shakespeare,  Perth,  N    (2) 
C.  S.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton 
William  Somers,  St.  Mary's,  Perth    (2) 
Wm.  Whitelaw,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Sec.  5 — Two  Shearling  Ewes 

J.  Kelly,  jr.,  Shakespeare,  Perth,  N    (2) 
C.  S,  Snuth,  Acton,  Halton 
William  Somers,  St.  Mary's,  Perth     (2) 
William  Whitelaw,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Albert  Tamblyn,  Oiono,  Durham 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Sec.  6 —  Two  Ewe  Lavibs. 
John  Kelly,  jr.,  Shakespeare,  Perth,  N 
C.  S.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton 
William  Somers,  St.  Mary's,  Perth 
William  Whitelaw,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Albert  Tamblyn,  Orono,  Durham    (2) 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Sec.  7 — One  Ram,  two  Ewes  2  shears  and 
over,  two  Shearling  Ewes  and  two  Ewe 
Lambs. 

John  Kelly,  jr. ,  Shakespeare,  Perth,  N 
C.  S.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton 
William  Somers,  St.  Mary's,  Perth 
William  Whitelaw,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 


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CLASS  XIX— linooln  ShMp 

Soc.  1 — Ram,  two  §hearB  and  over 
C.  8.  Smith,  Aoton,  Halton 
Andrew  Murray,  ClanbraMil,  Haldimand 
Albert  Tamblyn,  Orono,  Dnrham 
Thomaa  Cameron,  Aoton,  Halton 

Sec  2— Shearling  Ram 

C.  8.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton 
A.  Murray,  CUnbnuHil,  Haldimand    (3) 
Wm.  Somen,  St.  Mary's,  Perth 
Thomaa  Cameron,  Aoton,  Halton    (2) 

Sec  3 — Ram  Lamb 
C.  8.  Smith,  Aoton,  Halton 
A.  Mum^y,  Cl-nbraaail,  Haldimand     (2) 
Wm.  Somen,  St.  Mary's,  Perth  „ 

Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Sec.  4 — Two  Ewu,  2  aheara  and  over 
('.  >S.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton 
Andrew  Murray,  Clanbrassil,  Haldimand 
Wm.  Somen,  St.  Mary's,  Perth 
Thomas  Cameron,  Aoton,  Halton 

Sec.  6 — Thoo  Shearling  Ewea. 
0.  8.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton 
Andrew  Murray,  Clanbrassil,  Haldimand 
Wm.  Somen,  St.  Mary's,  Perth 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Soc.  6—  Two  Ewe  Lamba 

C.  8.  Smith,  Aoton,  Halton 
Andrew  Murray,  Clanbrassil,  Haldimand 
Wm.  Somen,  St.  Mary's,  Perth 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 

Sec.  7 — Pen:  One  Ram,  two  Ekoen,  2  aheara 
and  over,  two  Shearliny  Evaea  and  two 
Ewe  Lamba. 

C.  S.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton. 
Andrew  Murray,  Clanbrassil,  Haldimand 
Wm.  Somen,  St.  Mary's,  Perth 
Thomas  Cameron,  Acton,  Halton 


SHEEP— Medium  WooUed. 

CLASS  XX— Southdowns 
Sec.  1—Ram,  2  aheara  and  over 
T.  C.  Douglas,  Gait,  Waterloo  (2) 
Robert  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York  (2) 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant  (2) 

Sec.  2 — Shearling  Ram 
T.  C.  Douglas,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Simeon  Lemon,  Kettleby,  York 
Robert  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York  (2) 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant  (2) 

Sec.  3 — Ram  Lamb 
T.  C.  Douglas,  Oalt,  Waterloo 
Simeon  Lemon,  Kettleby,  York 
Robert  Manh,  Richmond  Hill,  York  (3) 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant  (3) 


Sflo.  i~Two  Ewet,  2  aheara  and  over 
T.  C.  Douglas.  Oalt,  Waterloo 
Simeon  Lemon,  Kettleby,  York 
Itobert  Manh,  Riohmond  Hill.  York  (2) 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant  (2) 

Seo.  b—Two  Shearling  Ewes 
T.  C.  Douglas,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Simeon  liTmon,  Kettleby,  York 
Robert  Manh,  Riohmond  Hill.  York  (2) 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant  (2) 

Sec.  6— Two  Ewe  Lamba 
T.  C.  DougUa,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Simeon  Lemon,  Kettleby,  York 
Robert  Manh,  Richmond  Hill,  York  (2) 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant  (2) 

Seo.  7 — Pen  of  Southdowna—l  Ram,  2  Ewen, 
2  aheara  ami  over,  2  Shearling  Ewe.*, 
and  2  Ewe  Lamba 

T.  C.  Douglas,  Gait.  Waterloo 
Simeon  Lemon,  Kettleby 
Robert  Manh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant 

CLASS  XXII-Fat  Sheep 

Sec.  1 — Two  Fat  Wtthera,  2  aheara  and  over 

J.  Allen  Denoon,  Islington,  York  (2) 
William  Whitelaw,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  2— Two  Fat  Wether  a,  under  2  aheara 
J.  Allen  Denoon,  Islington.  York  (2) 
William  Whitelaw.  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  3 — Two  Fat  Ewea,  2  aheara  and  over 
John  Kelly,  jr.,  Shakespeare,  Perth,  N 
J.  Allen  Denoo;n,  Islington.  York 
Sijneon  Lemon,  Kettleby,  York 
C.  8.  Smith,  Acton,  Halton 
William  Somen,  St.  Mary's,  Perth 
William  Whitelaw,  Guelph,  Wellington 


Pias— Small  Breeds- 

CLASS  XXIII— Improved  Berkshires 
Sec.  1 — Boar,  over  2  yeara 

George  Lawson,  Victoria  Square,  York 
Robert  Manh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  2 — Boar,  over  1  year  and  under  2  yearx 
A.  A.  McArthur,  Lobo,  Middlesex 

Sec.  3 — Boar,  over  6  and  under  12  montha 
John  Thatoher,  Guelph,  Wellington 
A.  A.  McArthur,  Lobo,  Middlesex  (2) 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 

Sec.  4 — Boar,  under  6  montha 

Jos.  French.  Yorkville,  York 
A.  A.  McArthur,  Lobo.  Middlesex 
Sec.  5 — Sow,  over  2  yeara 

Jos.  French,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  Lawson,  Victoria  Square,  York 


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Classes  xxiv-xxvii. 


Sec.  6— Sow,  over  1  year  and  under  2  yean 

Jos.  French,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
A.  A.  McArthur,  Lobo,  MidoUeaex 

See.  7 — Sow,  over  6  and  under  12  months 
Jos.  French,  Yorkville,  York  (3) 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
A.  A.  McArthur,  Lobo,  Middlesex  (2) 
Georf;e  Lawson,  Victoria  Square,  York 

Sec.  8 — Sow,  under  6  months 
Jos.  French,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
A.  A.  McArthur,  Lobo,  Middlesex 

Sec.  9— Sweepstakes  Prize  for  best  improved 
Berkshire  Boar  and  Sows  of  any  age 
A.  A,  McArthur,  Lobo,  Middlesex 

CLASS  XXIV— Suffolks 

Sec.  1 — Boar,  oi>er  2  years 

Thomas  Teasdale,  Concord,  York 
James  Main,  boyne,  Halkon 

Sec.  3 — Bo  .r,  over  6  and  under  12  months 
Samuel  Wood  &  Son,  Islington,  York 
James  Main,  Boyne,  Haltou 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton  (2) 

Sec.  4 — Boar,  under  6  montlis 

James  Main,  Boyne,  Halton 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 

Sec.  6 — Sow,  over  1  year  and  under  2  years 

James  Main,  Boyne,  Halton 

Sec.  7 — Sow,  over  6  and  under  12  months 

Simeon  Lemon,  Kettleby,  York 
Samuel  Wood  &  Son,  Islington,  York 
John  Shuttleworth,  Weston,  York 
James  Main,  Boyne,  Halton  (2) 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 

Sec.  8 — Sow,  under  6  months 
James  Main,  Boyne,  Halton 
J.  &  R,  LesUe,  Hornby,  Halton 

CLASS  XXV— Ejsex  Pigs 

Sec.  i — Boar,  over  two  years 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  2 — Boar,  over  1  and  under  2  years 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 


FIGS— Large  Breed. 

CLASS  XXVI— Yorkshire  and  other  large 

breeds 
Sec.  1 — Large  Breed  Boar,  over  2  years 

J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 
Henry  Hulse,  Newmarket,  York 
James  Ford,  Drumquin,  Halton 


Sec.  2 — Large  D^e'd  Boar,  over  1  year  and 
under  2  yean. 

J.  ft  B.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton  (2) 

Sec.  3 — Large  Breed  Boar,  over  6  and  under 
12  months 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 
James  Ford,  Drumquin,  Halton 

Sec.  4 — Boar,  under  6  months 

John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 
James  Ford,  Drumquin,  Halton    (2) 

Sec.  5 — Sow,  over  2  years 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
«t  &  R'  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 

Sec.  6 — Large  Breed  Sow,  over  1  and  under  2 
years 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 
James  Ford,  Drumquin,  Halton 

Sec.  7 — Large  Breed  Sow,  over  6  and  under 
12  montfis 

James  Ford,  Drumquin,  Halton    (2) 

Sec.  8 — Sow,  under  6  montlis 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington  (2) 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton  (2) 
James  Ford,  Drumquin,  Halton    (2) 


POULTBY-Powls. 

CLASS  XXVII. 

Sec.  1 — Pair  Brahmas,  dark 
D.  Ferguson,  Goderich.  Huron 
J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton 
W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  2 — Pair  Brahmas,  light 
D.  Ferguson,  Goderich,  Huron 
Isaac  West,  Brampton,  Peel  (2) 
W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  3 — Pair  Cochins,  buff 
D.  Ferguson,  Goderich,  Huron 

Sec.  4 — Pair  Cochins,  partridge 
D.  Ferguson,  Goderich,  Huron 
J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton 
W.  &A.  Wright,  Richmond  HiU,  York 

Sec.  5 — Pair  Cochins,  white 

D.  Ferguson,  Goderich,  Huron 
Sec.  8 — Pair  Dorkings,  colored 

W.  &A.  Wright,  Richmond  HiU,  York 
Sec.  10  -Pair  Dorkings,  white 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Sec.  1.3 — Pair  Plymouth  Bocks 

W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 


XXIV-XXVII. 


•r  1  year  and 

ton  (2) 

T  6  and  under 

[ton 
iton 


Dgton 
[ton 
[ton    (2) 


igton 
[too 

1  and  under  2 


Iton 
Iton 

r  6  and  under 
Iton    (2) 

ngton  (2) 
Iton  (2) 
Iton    (2) 


wis. 

:on 
HiU,  York 


•on 
(2) 
Hill,  York 


•on 

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•on 

Hill,  York 


■on 

Hill,  York 
as.  Brant 

Hill,  York 


Class  XXVIII. 


AUTHORIZED   CATALOOUK, 


IT 


Sec.  14 — Pair  American  Dominiquts 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant  (2) 

Sec.  15 — Pair  Oame,  black-red 
J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton 
J.  0.  Stirling,  Toronto,  York 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant 
M.  Burgess,  Woodstock,  Oxford 

Sec.  17 — Pair  Oame,  yellow  iuckwing 

Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant 
Sec.  20 — Pair  Oame,  any  other  variety 

J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton 
Sec.  21 — Pair  Hamburgs,  black 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

G.  Murchison,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  22 — Pair  Hamburgs,  golden  pencilled 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  23 — Pair  Hamburgs,  silver 
J.  W.  Scales,  Toronto,  York 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  24 — Pair  Hamburgs,  golden  spangled 
Charles  Dawson,  Brampton,  Peel 

Sec.  25 — Pair  Hamburgs,  silver 
Charles  Dawson,  Brampton,  Peel 
C.  H.  Hall,  King,  York 

Sec.  26— Poir  Leghorns,  white 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
W.  Stahlschmidt,  Preston,  Waterloo. 
C.  H.  Hall,  King,  York 

Sec.  27 — Pair  Leghorns,  black 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant  (2) 

Sec.  28 — Pair  Leghorns,  brown 

F.  J.  Bishop,  Brantford,  Brant 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

W.  Stahlschmidt,  Preston,  Waterloo 

Sec.  29 — Pair  Spanish,  while  face,  black 
Jos.  Johnstone,  Yorkville,  York 
J.  T.  Stirling,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  30 — Pair  Poland,  white,  crested  black 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  32 — Pair  Polands,  golden 

H.  H.  Simpson,  300  Ontario  st.,  Toronto, 

York 
W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  33 — Pair  French,  any  variety 
W,  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
W.  A.  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  34 — fair  Bantams,  black-  red,  game 
F.  Schaeffer,  Toronto,  York 
Albert  JolUffe,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  35 — Pair  Bardams,  brown  red 
F.  J.  Bishop,  Brantford,  Brant 
W.  M,  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Albert  JolHffe,  London,  Middlesex 

2 


See.  37 — Pair  Bantams,  silver  diickwinged , 
game 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Albert  Jolliife,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  38 — Pair  Bantams,  pile  game 
Albert  Jolliffe,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  39 — Pair  Bantams,  any  other  variety, 
game 

F.  Schaeflfer,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  ^—Extras 
Jaa.  Dilworth,  Toronto,  York 
1  Pair  Andalusians 

CLASS  XXVIII-Chickens 
Sec.  1 — Pair  Brahmas,  dark 
D.  Ferguson,  Goderich,  Huron 
W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  2 — Pair  Brahmas,  light 
D.  Ferguson,  Goderich,  Huron 
Isaac  West,  Brampton,  Peel 

Sec.  10 — Pair  Dorkings,  white 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant    ^ 

Sec.  13 — Pair  Plymouth  Rocks 
W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
C.  H.  Hall,  King,  York 

Sec.  15 — Pair  Oame,  black-red 
Daniel  Perley,  Paria^  Brant 

Sec.  17 — Pair  Oame,  yellow  duckwing 
Daniel  Perley,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  21 — Pair  Hamburgs,  Block. 
W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
W,  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

G.  Murchison,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  22 — Pair  Hamburgs,  golden  pencilled 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  23 — Pair  Hamhurga,  silver  pencilled 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
J.  W.  Scales,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Dawson,  Brampton,  Peel  (2) 

Sec.  26 — Pair  Leghorns,  white 

H.  H.  Dewart,  300  Ontario  st.,  Toront<\ 

York 
William  Stahlschmidt,  Preston,  Waterloo 
Joseph  Dilworth,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  27 — Pair  Leghorns,  black 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  28— Pair  Leghorns,  brnim 
F.  J.  Bishop,  Brantford,  Brant 
H.  H.  Simpson,  300  Ontario  at.,  Toroatf»> 

York 
William  Stahlschmidt,  Preston,  Waterloo 
0.  H.  Hall,  King,  York 


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Classes  xxix-xxxir- 


1! 


Sec.  30 — Pair  Polands,  white  created,  black 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  32 — Pair  Polands,  golden 

H.  H.  Simpson,  300  Ontario  st. ,  Toronto, 

York 
W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  33  -  Pair  French,  any  variety 

C.  H.  HaU,  King,  York 

Sec.  34 — Pair  Bantams,  game,  black-red 
J.  T.  Stirling,  Toronto,  York 
George  Simpson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  35 — Pair  Bantams,  game,  brown  red 
Albert  JollifFe,  London,  Middlesex 
F.  J.  Bishop,  Brantford,  Brant 

Sec.  37 — Pair  Bantams,  game,  silver  duckwing 

Albert  Jolliffe,  London,  Middlesex 
Sec.  42 — Pair  Bantams,  silver  Sebright 

D.  Ferguson,  Goderich,  Huron 

W.  &  A.  Wright,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.   45 — Any  other    variety    Chickens,   not 
9         named 

C.  H.  Shutt,  YorkvUle,  York 


CLASS  XXIX— Turkeys,  Geese  and  Ducks 

Sec.  1 — Pair  Turkeys,  bronze 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  2 — Pair  Turkeys,  white  or  black. 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Sec.  4 — Pair  Turkeys,  wild 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  6 — Pair  Qeem,  Toulouse 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec  7 — Pair  Geese,  white  China 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant    (2) 
A.  M.  Crerar,  Shakespeare,  Perth  (2) 

Sec.  8 — Pair  Oeese,  brown  China 
Abraham  Hoover,  Elia,  York 
James  Hewar,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  9 — Pair  Oeese,  wild 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  10 — Pair  Oeese,  African 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  15 — Pair  Ducks,  Aylesbury 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  16— Pair  Ducks,  Cayuga 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant  (2) 
Sec.  18— Pair  D'Mks,  Muscovy 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant  (2) 


CLASS  XXX— Ornamental 

Sec.  1 — Pair  Guinea  Fowl 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  16 — Common  Pea  Fowl 
B.  W.  Clark,  Downaview,  York 

Sec.  21— Pair  White  Rats 
Bery  Smith,  12  Morrison  Street,  Toronto, 
York 

Sec.  27 — Pair  Red  Squirrels 

J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton 
Sec.  31 — Pair  Rabbits,  Angola 

W.  G.  Lyon,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  30 — Pair  Rabbits,  lop-ear 

William  Weatherley,  jun. ,  Toronto,  York 

CLASS  XXXI— Pigeons 

Sec.  16 — Pair  Fantail,  any  color 
John  Marshall,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  19 — Pair  Jacobins,  any  color 
John  MarshaU,  Markham,  York 


Doas. 

CLASS  XXXIV— Fancy  and  Hunting  Dogs 

Sec.  3 — Black  and  Tan 
John  Marshall,  Markham,  York  (3) 

Sec.  4 — Bull  Terrier 

John  Marshall,  Markham,  York 
James  Bromley,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  5 — Coach 
J.    A.    Donaldson,    110    Dundas    Street, 

Toronto,  York 
Edward  Hynes,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6 — Fox  Hound 
Wm.  Hewett,  Esq.,  Toronto,  York 
W.  T.  Taylor,  Doncaster,  York  (2) 

Sec.  1—Oreyhound 

M.  Langmuir,  Toronto,  York 
E.  W.  D.  Butler,  Toronto,  York 
Fred.  H.  Evans,  Toronto,  York 
Wilkin  B.  Butler,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  ^—Newfoundland 

Alexander  Levack,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  \Q—Skye  Terrier 

John  Wilkie,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  12— Pointer 

Jas.  McCurry,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  15— Shepherd 

Wm.  Morsepool,  Newcastle,  Durham 

Andrew  McOreight,  Markham,  York 


XXIX-XXXIY- 

aental 
ina,  Brant 

treet,  Toronto, 


Toronto,  York 

jeons 

>lor 
fork 

wlor 
York 


I  Hunting  Dogs 

York  (3) 

York 
rork 

hindas    Street, 
ork 


io,  York 
^ork  (2) 

rk 

York 
I'ork 
York  (2) 

,  York 


rk 


,  Durham 
am,  York 


Classes  xxxv  *  xxxvi. 


AUTHORIZED   CATALOOUK. 


19 


Sec.  17 — Spaniel 
A.  E.  Randle,  Toronto,  York 
James  Mills,  Renfrew,  Renfrew 
George  Sanderson,  Bk.  B.  N.  A.,  Toronto, 
York 

Sec.  19— Extras 
G.  C.  Skilton,  Toronto,  York 
Brown  Terrier 


CATS- 
CLASS  XXXV 
Sec.  I— Black  Cai 
John  Marshall,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  5 — Largest  Cat  of  any  colour 
John  Marshall,  Markham,  York  (2) 


AGEICULTUBAL  IMPIiE- 
MENTS. 

CLASS  XXXVI 
Sec.  1 — Orain  Drill 
J.  0.  Wisner  &  Son,  Brantford,  Brant 
John  Watson,  Ayf ,  Waterloo 
Thompson  &  WilUams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford, 

Perth 
Patterson  &  Bro.,  Patterson,  York 
Noxon  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.,  Ingersoll,  Oxford 

Sec.  2 — Seed  Drills,  for  sowing  two  or  more 
drills  of  Turnips,  Mangles,   or  other 
Seeds 
John  Watson,  Ajrr,  Waterloo 
Charles  Thain,  Guelph,  Wellington 
L.  Oossitt  k  Son,  Gaelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  3 — Broad  Cast  Orain  and  Seed  Sower 
J.  0.  Wisner  &  Son,  Brantford,  Brant 
Thompson &;  Williams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford, 

Perth 
Noxon  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.,  Ingersoll,  Oxford 
J.  W.  Maun,  per  W.  Rennie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — Mowing  Machines 
J.  Harris,  Son  &  Co.,  Brantford,  Brant  (2) 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 
Crawford  &  Co. ,  London,  Middlesex 
Green  Bros.,  Waterford,  Norfolk 
John  Watson,  Ajrr,  Waterloo  (2) 
Massey  Mfg.  Co.,  Newcastle,  Durham  (2) 
W.  A.  Lawrence  k  Co.,  Palermo,  Halton 
L.  D.  Sawyer  &  Co.,  Hanoilton,  Wentworth 
Haggert  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 
John  Whitefield,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
Jos.  Brother,  Milton,  Halton 
B.  BeU  &  Sons,  St.  George,  Brant 
Thompson  &  Williams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford, 

Perth    (2) 
Patterson  &  Bro.,  Patterson,  York    (2) 
Toronto  Reaper  and  Mower  Co.,  Toronto, 

York    (2) 


Noxon  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.,  Ingersoll,  Oxford 
David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant 
John  Elliott  &  Son,  London,  Middlesex  (2) 
Gumey,   Russell  &  Co.,  Dundaa,  Went- 
worth 

Sec.  5 — Reaping  Machines 

A.  Harris,  Son  k  Co. ,  Brantford,  Brant  (4) 
J.  Flewiy,  Aurora,  York 

Crawford  k  Co.,  London,  Middlesex 
Green  Bros.,  Waterford  Norfolk. 
John  Watson.  Ayr,  Waterloo  (2) 
Massey  Mfg.  Co.,  Newcastle,  Durham  (2) 
W.  A.  Lawrence  k  Co.,  Palermo,  Halton 
L.  D.  Sawyer  k  Co.,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
John  Abell,  Woodbridge,  York 
Haggert  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 
Jos.  Brother,  Milton,  Halton 

B.  Bell  k  Sons,  St.  Gteorge,  Brant 

L.  Cossitt  k  Son,  Guelph,  Wellington 
PatUsrson  k  Bro. ,  Patterson,  York     (2) 
Toronto  Reaper  tmd  Mower  Co.,  Toronto, 

York    (3) 
Noxon  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.,  Ingersoll,  Oxford 
David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant    (2) 
Thompson  k  Williams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford, 
Perth    (2)  a 

Hill  Bros.,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
Gumey,  Russell  &  Co.,   Dundas,  Went- 
worth 

Sec.  6 — Combined  Mower  and  Reaper 

A.  Harris,  Son  k  Co.,  Brantford,  Brant 
J.  Flewiy,  Aurora,  York 
Crawford  k  Co.,  London,  Middlesex 
Massey  Mfg.  Co. ,  Newcastle,  Durham 
John  Elliott  k  Son,  London,  Middlesex 
Noxon  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.,  Ingersoll,  Oxford 
Thompson  k  WiUiams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford, 
Perth    (2) 

Sec.  7 — Self -Binding  Reaper 

A.  Harris,  Son  k  Co.,  Brantford,  Brant 
Massey  Mfg.  Co. ,  Newcastle,  Durham 
Toronto  Reaper  and  Mower  Co.,  Toronto, 
York 

Sec.  8 — Horse-power  Thresher  and  Separator 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
L.  D.  Sawyer  k  (Jo.,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
John  Abell,  Woodbridge,  York. 
Haggert  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 
JosTBrother,  Milton,  Halton 
Boyd  &  Co.,  per  W.  Rennie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — Steam  Thresher  and  Separator 

L.  D.  Sawyer  k  Co.,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
John  Abell,  Woodbridge,  York 
Haggert  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 
John  Abell,  Woodbridge,  York 
MacPherson,  Glascow  £  Co.,  Fingal,  Elgin 

Sec.  11 — Clover  Cleaning  Machine 
L.  D.  Sawyer  &  Co.,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
John 'Abell,  Woodbridge,  York 


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AUTHORIZED  OATALOGUB. 


Class  XXXVII. 


Sec.  12— Hay  Tedder 
J.  W.  Elliott,  43  King  St.  West,  Toronto, 
York 

Sec  13— .S'u^  Horse  Bake 
J.  O.  Wisner  &  Son,  Brantford,  Brant  (2) 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York  (2) 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo  (2) 
Massey  Mfg.  Co.,  Newcastle,  Durham 
W.  A.  Lawrence  k  Co. ,  Palermo,  Halton 
Haggert  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel. 
Thompson  &  Williams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford, 

Perth 
Patterson  &  Bro.,  Patterson,  York 
Noxon  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.,  Ingeraoll,  Oxford 

Sec.  14 — Fanning  Mill 
J.  O.  Wisner  k  Son,  Brantford,  Brant  (2) 
E  S.  Higgins,  Ottawa,  Carlton 
Abraham  Homer,  CoUingwood,  Grey 
A.  &  N.  Wilson,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
W.  T.  Dingle,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  16— Portable  Grist  Mill 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
Waterous  Engine  Works  Co.,  Bnmtford, 
j|      Brant 

Sec.  ll—Orain  Crusher  and  Grinder 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo  (3) 
John  AbeU,  Woodbridge,  York 
A.  Flewry,  Markham,  York 
Haggeit  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 
Jacob  Kaiser,  Edgely,  York 
Thompson  &  Williams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford, 

Perth 
Waterous  Engine  Works  Co.,  Brantford, 

Brant 
R.  Sylvester,  Enniskillen,  Durham 
David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  18— Corn  and  Cob  Crusher 
R.  Sylvester,  Enniskillen,  Dtirham 

Sec.  20 — Two  Horse  Power  for  general  pur- 
poses, for  farmers'  use. 

J.  FleMrry,  Aurora,  York 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
Haggert  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 
"  i^Boya*;  Co.,  per  W.  Rennie,  Toronto,  York 
A.  &  W.  Wilson,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant 

Seo  21 — Machine  Jack. 

J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 

David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant 
Sec.  22-^I>rag  Saw 

John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 

Haggert  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 
Sec.  2i~  Straw  Cutter 

J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 

John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 

Haggert  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 

ATFlewry,  Markham,  York 


Thompson  &  Williams  Mfg.  Ca.,  Stratford, 

Perth    (3) 
A.  &  W.  Wilson,  Rtohmond  HiU,  York 
David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant    (3) 

Sec.  25 — Machine  for  Cutting  Roots  for  Stock 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
W.  A.  Lawrence  &  Co.,  Palermo,  Halton 
James  T.  Bums,  King,  Yorit 
^avid  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  2^ -Extra  Entries 

J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York,  Six  Horse  Power 

John  V'atson,  Ayr,  Waterloo,  Separate 
Grain  Binder,  Four  Horse  Power,  Cir- 
cular Saws,  Six  Horse  Power,  Bevel 
Jack,  Spur  Jack 

J.  W.  Elliott,  43  King  St.  Westi  Toronto, 
York,  Combined  Hay  Rake  and  Tedder 

Thompson  &  Williams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford^ 
Perth,  Self  Binder 

Hill  Brothers,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln, 
Hill  Binder  Table 

CLASS  XXXVII — Implements  for  cultivat- 
ing and  sowing  tixc  soil,  horse  steam 
or  other  power  , 

Sec.  2 — Best  Portable.  Steam-Engine  for  Agri- 
cultural purposes,  not  less  than  6  Horse- 
power,  to  be  put  in  operation  on  the  Ground 
John  AbeU,  Woodbridge,  York 
Waterous  fkigine  Co.  Works,  Brantford, 

Brant 
MacPherson,  Glasgow  &  Co.,  Fingal,  Elgin 

Sec.  3 — Agricultural  Boiler  for  Steaming 
Food 

John  Doty,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  4 — Field,  or  Two  Horse  Cultivator,  Iron 

Isaac  Westoott,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
J.  E.  Cockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 
Peter  Mallaby,  Weston,  York 
Cteorge  Wilkinson,  Aurora,  York 

Sec.  5 — Two  Horse  Cultivator,  Wood 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
T.  &  G.  Morgan,  Markham,  York 
B.  Bell  &  Son,  St.  George,  Brant 
Chatles  Thain,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Noxon  Brothers  Manufacturing  Company, 
Ingersoll,  Oxford 

Sec.  6 — Two  Furrow  Plough 

George  Wilkinson,  Aurora,  York 
J.  E.  Cockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 
William  Hardy  ft  Son,  Churohville,  Peel 
Uxbridge  Manufacturing  and  Agrietdtsrat 
Works,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 

Seo.  8 — Iron  Plough 

Thomas  Doherty,  Watford,  Lambton 
J  E.  Cockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 
Thomas  Yeandle,  Stratford,  Pertit 


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D.  McTavish  k  Son,  Watford,  Lambton  (2) 
George  Wilkinson,  Aurora,  York 
N.  C.  Peterdon,  Samia,  Lambton 
"William  Hardy  &  Son,  Churchville,  Peel 
Uxbridge  Manufacturing  and  Agricultural 

Works,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
Archibald  Dobbie,  Thorold,  Welland 
Richard  Sylvester,  Kaniskillen,  Durham 

Soo.  9 —  Wooden  Plough 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
J.  E.  Cockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 
Qeorge  Wilkinson,  Aurora,  York 
B.  Bell  &  Son,  St.  George,  Brant  (4) 
L.  Cossitt  &  Son,  Guelph,  Wellington  (3) 
Archibald  Dobbie,  Thorold,  Welland 

Sec.  10 — Jwn  Beam  Plough,  with  Cast  Head 
and  Sliare,  Steel  Mould  Board  and 
Wood  HaiuUea 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York  (4) 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
Massey  Mfg.  Co. ,  Newcastle,  Durham  (2) 
George  Wilkinson,  Aurora,  York  (3) 
N.  0.  Peterson,  Samia.  Lambton 
W.  Sharp  &  Son,  AUenford,  Bruce 
Uxbridge  Manufacturing  and  Agricultural 

Works,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
L.  Cossitt  &  Son,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Archibald  Dobbie,  Thorold,  Welland 
Patterson  &  Bro.,  Patterson,  York     (5) 
Thompson    &    Williams'    Manufacturing 

Company,  Stratford,  Perth    (2) 
R.  Sylvester,  Enniskillen,  Durham 

Sec.  11 —  Wood  Beam  Plough,  One  Horse 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 
J.  E.  Cockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 
George  Wilkinson,  Aurora,  "V  ork 


12 — Iron  Beam  Plough,  One  Horse 
Flewry,  Aurora,  York 


Sec. 

J- 

J.  E.  Cockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 
George  Wilkinson,  Aurora,  York 
Uxbridge  Manufacturing  and  Agricultural 
Works,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 

Sec.  \i— Subsoil  Plough 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
J.  E.  ('ockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 
Peter  Mallaby,  VVeaton,  York 
Archibald  Dobbie,  Thorold,  Welland 

Sec.  14 — Double  Mould  Plough 
John  W^atson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
Charles  Thain,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Archibald  Dobbie,  Thorold,  Welland 

Sec.  15 — Gang  Plough 

Green  Bros.  Waterford,  Norfolk 

John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 

J.  E.  Cockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 

Uxbridge  Manufacturing  and  Agricultural 

Works,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
L.  Cossitt  &  Son,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Patterson  tt  Brother^  rattersou,  York 


Sea  16 — Horse  Hoe,  or  Single  Horse  Culti- 
vator {Iroti) 
Isaac  Woatcott,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
Peter  Mallaby,  Weston,  York 

Sec.  n— Horse  Hoe,  or  Single  Horse.  Culli- 
valor  ( Wood) 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  W^aterloo 

B.  Bell  &  Son,  St.  George,  Brant 
Charles  Thain,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Patterson  &  Brother,  Patterson,  York 

Sec.  18 — Pair  of  Iron  Harroios 

C.  L.  Rosse  &  Co.,  Montreal,  Hochelaga 
Isaac  Westcott,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
John  Sharp,  Schomberg,  York  (2) 
Peter  Mallaby,  Weston,  York 

William  Hardy  &  Son,  Churchville,  Peel 
Charles  Thain,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Lewis  Elliott,  Goderich,  Huron 

Sec.  19 — Pair  of  Wood  Harrows 

J.  0.  Wisner  &  Son,  Brantford,  Brant  (2) 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
Patterson  &  Brother,  Patterson,  York 

Sec.  20 — Iron  Land  Poller  0 

John  Abell,  Woodbridge,  York 
Sea  21 — Wooden  Land  Poller 

J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
Juo.  Sampson,  Don,  York 
Noxou  Brothers'  Mauufactujing  Company, 
Ingersoll,  Oxford 

Sec.  23 — Stump  Extractor 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
John  Whitfield,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Uxbridge  Manufacturing  and  Agricultural 
Works,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 

Sec.  24 — Extras 

J.  0.  Wisner  &  Son,  Brantford,  Brant,  twi» 
Farm  Trucks 

T.  &  G.  Morgan,  Markham,  York,  two- 
horse  Grubber  (wood) 

B.  F.  Baker,  Belleville,  Hastings,  La  Dob 
Pulverizing  Harrow 

Thompson  &  Williams'  Manufacturing 
Company,  Stratford  Perth:  I'rairic 
Plough 

W.  Rennie,  Toronto,  York  :  Chain  Harrow 

CLASS  XXXVIII— Implements  and  Ma- 
chines for  Harvesting,  Preparing  Pro- 
ducts for  Use,  Carriage,  &c.,  horse  or 
other  power. 

Sec.  1 — Horse  Pitchfork  and  Tackle 

Wortman  &  Morrow,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  2 — Potato  Digger 

John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
Archibald  Dobbie,  Thorold,  Welland 


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Sec.  3 — Straw  Cutter 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
J.  E.  Cockshutt,  Brantford,  Brant 
Haggert,  Bros.,  Brampton,  Peel 
Patterson  &  Brother,  Patterson,  York 
David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  4 — Machine  for  Cutting  Roots  for  Stock 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
A.  Flewry,  Markham,  York. 
James  T.  Bums,  King,  York 
David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  5 — Machine  for  Pulping  Boots  fm'  Stock 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
A.  Fleviry,  Markham,  York 
David  Maxwell,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  6 — Cidtr  Mill  and  Press 

H.  Soils,  Vienna,  Elgin. 

Sec.  7 —  Two  Horse  Team  Waggon,  Iron  Axle 

Hugh  McCort,  Malton,  Peel 

W.  B.  Glower,  Richview,  Ontario 

Sec.  8 — Two  Horse  Team  Waggon,  Thivibk 
%       Skein. 

A.  Wright  &  Son,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Speight  &  Son,  Markham,  York    (4) 

Sec.  9 — Two  Horse  Spring  Market  Waggon 
A.  Wright  &  Son,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  12 — Farm  Sleigh. 
P.  Filman,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York 

Sec.  13— Extras. 

Robert  Crow,  Leslieville,  York. 
Lager  Beer  Waggon. 

P.  Filman,  Hamilton,  Wentworth :  Sleighs, 
collection  of,  with  patent  iron  ;  Sleighs, 
Knees,  consisting  of  4  or  more  Sleighs 

CLASS  XXXIX— Agriciiltural   Tools  and 
Implements,  chiefly  for  hand  use. 

Sec.  2 — Assortment  of  Drain  Tiles 
Thomas  Nightingale,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  4 — Half  dozen  Steel  Hoes 

A.  S.  Whiting  Manufacturing  Co.,  Cedar 
^)alt.  ''•■'■.ino 

^'.    7     .''  il< en  Manv.re  Forks 

<.  .  ''V'k  'ig  Manufacturing  Co.,  Cedar 
.iii,  ■'     u  rio 

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A,  ?.  S"^:''  .Q  "Tanufacturing  Co.,  Cedar 
Dale,  Ontario 

Sec.  9 — Seed  Drill  or  Barrow  for  Turnips,  d-c. 
John  Bartlett,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
J.  W.  Mann,  per  W.  Rennie,  York,  Toronto 


Sec.  10— Com  Shelter 
John  Watson,  Ayr,  Waterloo 
J.  C.  Schoonmaker,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  12 — Lawn  Roller 
Massey  Mnf'g  Co.,  Newcastle,  Durham 

Sec.  13 — Half  dozen  Sci/lhe  Snaths 

H.  E.  Ketchum,  per  W.  Rennie,  Toronto, 
York    (2) 

Sec.  14 — Orain  Cradle 

Samuel  English,  sen.,  Omemee,  Victoria 
Frank  Cassidy,  Lloydtown,  York 
H.  E.  Ketchum,  per  W.  Rennie,  Toronto, 
York    (4) 

Sec.  15 — Half  dozen  Grass  Scythes 
A.  S.  Whiting  Manufacturing  Co.,  Cedar 
Dale,  Ontario 

Sec.  16 — Half  dozen  Cradle  Scythes 
A.  S.  Whiting  Manufacturing  Co.,  Cedar 
Dale,  Ontario 

Sec.  17 — Laton  Mowing  Machine 
J.  VanderSchaflF,  Bowmanville,  Durham  (2) 
W.  Wilkie,    per    W.    Rennie,   Toronto. 

York    (2) 
L.  Cossitt,  &  Son,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Toronto  Reaper  and  Mower  Co.,  Toronto. 

York  (2) 
Messrs.  Lloyd,  Supple  k  Watson,  per  J. 

A.  Simmers,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  \^— Half  dozen  Hay  Rakes 
Frank  Cassidy,  Lloydtown,  York 
D.  Oatman  &  Sons,  Tilsonburg,  Oxford  {2> 
H.  E.  Ketchum,  per  W.  Rennie,  Toronto, 
York    (2) 

Sec.  19 — Half  dozen  Hay  Forks 

A.  S.  Whiting  Manufacturing  Co.,  Cedar 
Dale,  Ontario 

Sec.  2Q~Straw  or  Barley  Fork,  Wood 

B.  W.  Clarke,  Downsview,  York 
Sec.  22— Set  Horse  Slioes 

John  Percy,  Bowmanville,  Durham  (4) 
Sec.  24 — Farm  Gate 
J.  E.  Stong,  Yorkville,  York 
W.  H.  Yocom,  Selkirk,  Haldimand 
Hiram  Jones,  St.  Thomas,  Elgin 
George  W.  Simons,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
A.  F.  Wright,  Toronto,  York 
R.  E.  Stephens,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  25 — Specimen  Farm  Fence,  wood 
John  Shuttleworth,  Weston,  York 
R.  E.  Stephens,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  26 — Specimen  Wire  Fencing,  not  less  than 
2  rods,  erected  on  the  ground 

Hiram  Jones,  St.  Thomas,  Elgin 


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Sec.  27 —  Woodden  Pump 
Plows  &  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Ontario  Pump  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  29— Extras 
J.  Flewry,  Aurora,  York,  Wheelbarrow 
J.    VV.    Elliott,    Toronto,    York,    Sickle 

Grinder 
H.  E.  Bullock,  Otterville,  Oxford,  Hand 

Com  Planter 
John   Bartlett,    Oahawa,    Ontario,    Hand 

Com,  Bean,  and  Pumpkin  Seed  Planter 


AGBICULTURAL  PRODUCTS 

CLASS  XL— Field  Grains,  Hops,  &c. 

Sec.  I— Ten  Buahela  of  Winter    Wheat,   the 
produce  of  Canada,  being  the  growth  of 
1879.     Each  sample,  must  be  of  one  dis- 
tinct variety,  pure  and  unmixed. 
Robert  Tuck,  Freeman,  Halton 
Robert  W.  Thompson,  Ellesmere,  York 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York 
Wm.  Tuck,  Waterdown,  Halton 
Thomas  Stock.  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
Jno.  Rutherford,  Rugby,  Simcoe 

Sec.  2--W}ieat,  White  Winter,  2  bushels 
Robert  Tuck,  Freeman,  Halton 
Allan  Gray,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
Walter  Hartman,  Clarksburg,  Grey 

E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 

Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey    (2) 
Robert  W.  Thompson,  Ellesmere,  York 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York 
Wm.  Tuck,  Waterdown,  Halton 
James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  3—  Wheat,  Red  Winter,  2  busheU 

E.  Tolchard,  Toronto,  York 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 
Jno.  Rutherford,  Rugby,  Simcoe 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  4 —  Wheat,  Bald  Spring,  2  bushels 
Robert  Tuck,  Freeman,  Halton 
Allan  Gray,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
Cyrus  Gallinger,  Clarksburg,  Grey 
Walter  Hartman,  Clarksburg,  Grey 
D.  E.  Blake,  Keswick,  York 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey    (5) 
Walter  Riddell,  Cobourg,  Northumberland 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 

Sec.  6 — Spring  Wheat,  bearded  variety  of 
Robeii  Tuck,  Freeman,  Halton 
Allan  Gray,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
Cyrus  Gallinger,  Clarksburg,  Grey    (2) 
Walter  Clarksburg,  Clarksburg,  (Jrey 


(2) 
(2) 


Charles  Grant,  Thombu-y,  Grey    (4) 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 

Sec.  6 — Barley  (2  rowed),  2  bushels 

Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
Thomas  Gibson,  Hagerman,  York 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 
Walter  Riildell,  Cobourg,  Northumberland 
Julisk  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 

Sec.  7 — Barley  (6  rowed),  2  bushels 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Cyrus  Gallinger,  Clarksburg,  Grey 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 

E.  Stock',  Mimico,  York 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 
Robert  W.  Thompson,  Ellesmere,  York 
Wm.  Tuck,  Waterdown,  Halton 
James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
Thomas  Gibson,  Hagerman,  York 

Sec.  8 — Bye,  Winter,  2  bushels 

Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  9 — Rye,  Spring,  2  bushels 

Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  10 — Oats  {white),  2  bushels 
Allan  Gray,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
Walter  Hartman,  Clarksburg,  Grey 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbuvy,  Grey 
Robert  W.  Thompson,  Ellesmere,  York 
Walter  Riddell,  Cobourg,  N()rthuml)erlan<l 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
Jno.  Rutherford,  Rugl)y,  Simcoe 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  11 — Oats,  black,  2  bushels 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 
Robert  W.  Thompson,  Ellesmere,  York 
Henry  Spicer,  Islmgton,  York 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
Jno.  Rutherford,  Rugby,  Simcoe 

Sec.  13 — Peas,  small,  field,  2  bushels 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Cyrus  Gallinger,  Clarksburg,  Grey 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  York 
James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 
Julisk  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 
Jno.  Rutherford,  Rugby,  Simcoe 

Sec.  14 — Peas,  Marrowfat,  2  bushels 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey  (2) 
Julisk  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 
Jno.  Rutherford,  Rugby,  Simcoe 


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Classes  xli  *  XLit. 


CllWS  XL 


1 1 


Sec.  16 — Peaa,  field,  2  bxiahelg  of  any  other 
kind 

Cyrus  Gallinger,  Clarksburg,  Grey 
Walter  Hartman,  (vlarkshui-g,  ihey 
Charles  Grant,  Thonibury,  Grey  (2) 
James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  (irey 
Julisk  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 

Sec.  16 — Beans,  small  white  field,  bushel 
Walter  Riddell,  Cobourg,  Northumberland 
J.  D.  l.utz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

Sec.  17 — Beans,  large  white  field,  bushel 

J,  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

Sec.  IS— Com,  Indian,  in  the  ear  (white),  2 
bushels 

E.  Tolchard,  Toronto,  York 

J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
Juo.  Rutherford,  Rugby,  Simcoe 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  19 — Corn,  White  Dent,  in  the  ear,  2 
biuih  Is 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  20 — Corn,  Indian  {yellow),  2  bushels 
John  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  I^ambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  21— Hops 

Thomas  Davies  &  Co. ,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  22— Extras 

Charles  Grant,  Thorubury,  Grey,  collec- 
tion of  Grain  in  straw 

Walter  Riddell,  Cobourg,  Northumberland, 
Tares.  1  bushel 

Wm.  Rennie,  Toronto,  York,  collection  of 
(Jrain  and  in  straw  (2) 

John  Torrance,  Scarboro  Junction,  York  : 
Scent's  house,  or  Field  Beans 

CLASS    XLI— Small    Field    Seeds,    Flax, 
Hemp,  &c. 

Sec.  1 — Timothy  Seed,  bushel 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 
Julisk  Breula,  Ringwood,  York 
Jno.  Rutherford,  Rugby,  Simcoe 

Sec.  2— Orchard  Grass  Seed,  bushel 
Walter  Hartman,  (Jlarksburg,  Grey 

Sec.  3 — Clover  Seed,  bushel 
Walter  Hartman,  Clarksburg,  Grey 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 
Juliak  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 


Sec.  4 — Clover  Seed,  Alsike.,  half  bushel 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  6— Flax  Seed,  bushel 

Walter  Hartman,  Clarksburg,  Grey 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 
Julisk  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 

Sec.  7 — Turnip  Seed,   Swedish,  from  trans- 
planted bulbs,  not  less  than  12  lbs 
Alfred  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
John  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 

Sec.  8-~Turnip  Seed,  Qrey  Stone,  12  Ibt 

Alfred  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
John  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 

Sec.  9— Carrot  Seed,    WhiU  BeUjian  Field, 
12  lbs 

Alfi-ed  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
John  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 

Sec.   10 — Mangel  Wurtzell  Seed,  Long  Red, 

12  lbs 

Alfred  Cmmb,  Bowmaninlle,  Durham 
John  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
Walter  Hartman,  Clarksburg,  Grey 

Sec.  11 — Mangel  Wurtzell  Seed,  Yellow  Olobe, 

13  lbs 

Alfred  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
John  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 

Sec.  12 — Tares,  bushel  of 
Julisk  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 

Sec.  13 — Buckwheat,  bushel 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

Sec.  14 — Millet,  bushel 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  15 — Orass  Seed,  Hungarian,  bushel 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Charles  Grant,  Thornbury,  Grey 

Sec.  22— Extras 
J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto,  York,  Collection 
of  Seeds,  artistically  displayed 

CLASS  XLII— Field  Roots 
Sec.  I — Potatoes,  Snowfiake,  bushel 

J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 

James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 

John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 

Sec.  2 — Potatoes,  Garden  Chilis,  bushel 
James  Haire,  Toronto,  York 
James  Moore,  Islington,  York 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 


Sec.  Z—P 
L.  H.^ 
James 
George 
J.  H.  K 
Thomai 
James 
John  H 
Frank 
F.  &R. 


Sec.  7— Pi 
W.  M. 


Sec.  13- 


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AUTHORIZED   CATALOGUE. 


2» 


Sec.  3 — Potatofs,  Early  Rosf,  bushel 
L.  H.  Yeoraans,  Mount  Forest,  Wellington 
Jamca  Haire,  Toronto,  York 
George  .Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  VV  aterdown,  Wentworth 
Jaiuer<  Moore,  Islington,  York 
John  Ht'wer,  Gut'ljili,  Wellington 
Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,  York 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  4 — Potatoes,  BrowneM's  Beauty,  btishel 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  6 — Potatoes,  Breeze's  Prolijic,  bushel 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  (irey 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  7 — Potatoes,  Buliy,  bushel 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 

Sec.  8 — Potatoes,  any  other  sort,  bushel 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York  (G) 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Charles  K.  Brown,  Mimico,  York  (2) 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  9 — Potatoes,  Seedling 
J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York  (4) 

Sec.  10— Collection  of  Field  Potatoes  (ipeck 
of  each  sort  named) 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York. 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
John  Hewer,  (iuelph,  Wellington 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 

Sec.  W^Swede  Turnips,  Eight  Roots,  Mar- 
shall's Jmiyroved 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  WaterdoAvn,  Wentworth 
.John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
James  Hayward,  Doncaster,  York 

Sec.  12 — Swede  Turnips,  Eight  Roots,  darter's 
Charles  Scott,  Orange-ille,  Wellington 
George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  13 — Swede  Turnips,  Eight  Roots,  Skir- 
rings 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
James  Moore,  Islington,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Robert  Wilson,  Davenport,  York 


Sec.  14 — Siuede.  Turnips,  Eight  Roots,  Sham- 
rocks 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 

Sec.  l5~Su)ede  Turnips,  Eight  Roots,  Bang- 
holm 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mount  Forest,  Wellingtt>» 
George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
Robert  Wilson,  Davenport,  York 

Sec.  16—  ^wede  Turnips,  Eight  Roots,  Sutton's 
Champion 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

E.  StocK,  Mimico,  York 

Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  17 — Swede  Turnips,  Eight  Roots,  West- 
bury 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
John  Hewer,  (inelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  18—Titmips,  Eight  Roots,  White  Globe 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
James  Moore,  Islington,  York 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  WellinCton 
James  Hayward,  I)oncaster,  York 
Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,  York 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  19 — Turnips,  Eight  Rootn,  Orey stone 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

E.  Stock,  Mimico,  "iork 

John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,  York 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  20 — Turnips,    Eight    Roots,    Aberdetu 

yellows 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
William  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellington 
John  Hewer,  (iuelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  21 — Carrots,  Twelve  Roots,  Red 

Charles  Scott,  ( )rangeville,  Wellington 
Simpson  Rennie,  Millikeu,  York 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
T.  Sherwood,  Fergus.  Wellington 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 

Sec.  22— Carrota,    7'welve    Roots,    White  or 
Belgian 
George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 


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Class  XLIII. 


E.  Htock,  Mimico,  York 
.Tamus  Ilairc,  Toronto,  York 

T.  Syiorwoou,  Fergus,  Wellington 
Thomas  Stock,  W^terdown,  Wcntworth 
Johu  Hewer,  Gnelph,  Wellington 
Robert  Wilson,  Davenport,  York 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 

F.  &  U.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  23 — Mangel  Wurtzel,  8  roots,  long  red 
L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 
George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
HimjiHon  Kennie,  Milliken,  York 
E.  Sto'ik,  Mimico,  York 
James  Haire,  Toronto,  York 
George  Syme,  Oarlton  West,  York 
T.  Sherwood,  Fergus,  Wellington 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Weutworth 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Robert  Wilson,  Davenport,  York 

Sec.  24 — Mangle  Wurtzel,  8  roots,  red  globe 

Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 

E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 

Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 

John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  25 — Manuel  Wurtzel,  8  roots,  yellow  globe 
George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  26 — Mangle  Wurtzel,  8  roots,  long  yellow 
George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  28 — Beet,  8  roots,  white  sugar 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
Thomas  Stock,  Waterdown,  Wentworth 

Sec.  29 — Parsnips,  12  roots 

L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 

George  Keith,  Toronto,  York 

E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 

William,  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 

Sec.  30 — Chicory,  12  roots 
E.  Stock,  Mimico,  York 
Wm.  Riddle,  Cobourg,  Northumberland 
William  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  Y'"ork 

Sec.  31 — Squashes  for  cattle,  2,  large 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York  ^ 
James  Hay  ward,  Doncaster,  York' 

Sec.  32 — Pumpkins,  2,  mammoth  field 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
James  Moore,  Islington,  York 


Sec.  33 — Pumpkins,  4,  common  yellow  field 
Simpson  Rennicf,  Milliken,  York 
James  Moore,  Islington,  York 
Julisk  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 

Hoc.  34—ExtraJi 
Wm.  Rennie,  Toronto,  York :  collection  of 

Potatoes 
Jas.  Haywood,  Doncaster,  York :  Squash, 

Vegetable  Cheese  ;  Sijuash,  Hubbard 
George   Hope,    Yurkville,    York,    Swede 

Turnips,  Purple  Tops ;  Turnips,  Early 

Stone 


DAIBT  PRODUCTS  AND 
UTENSILS. 

CLASS  XLIII— Butter,  Cheese,  and  Dairy 
Utensils. 

Sec.  1—Best  3  Firkins  of  Butter,  fitted  for 
exportation,  not  less  than  !i6  pounds  in 
each,  made  by  exhibitor 
Hugh  Clark,  Brampton,  Peel 
Miss    Helen    Douglas,    per    R.    Brydon, 

Agent,  Newbury,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  R.  J.  Foster,  per  R.  Brydon,  Agent, 

Newbury,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  Jos.  Deacon,  per  R.  Brydon,  Agent, 

Newbury,  Middlesex 
William  Thompson,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
Robert  Carter,  Brampton,  Peel 
John  McLury,  Greystead,  MidtUesex 

Sec.    2 — Butter,  best  Firkin  of,  in  shipping 
order,  not  less  'han  56  lbs. 
A.  Gifford,  Meafoid,  Grey 
Hugh  Clark,  Brampton,  Peel 
Miss  Helen    Douglas,    per    R.    Brydon, 

Agent,  Newbury,  Middlesex. 
Mrs.  R  J.  Foster,  per  R.  Brydon,  Agent, 

Newbury,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  Jos.  Deacon,  per  R.  Brydon,  Agent, 

Newbury,  Middlesex. 
Mrs.  T.  Johnson,  Scarboro'  Junction,  Y''ork 
Robert  Carter,  Brampton,  Peel 
John  McLury,  Greystead,  Middlesex 

Sec.  3 — Butter,  best,  not  less  than  28  lbs,  in 
firkin,  crock  or  tub. 
A.  Gifford,  Meaford,  Gray 
Hugh  Clark,  Brampton,  Peel 
George  Lawson,  Victoria  Square,  York 
William  Thompson,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 
Robert  Carter,  Brampton,  Peel 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 
John  McLury,  Greystead,  Middlesex 

Sec.  4 — Creamery  Butter,  beat  3  firkins  in 

shipping  order,  not  less  than  56  lbs., 

made  in  the  following  months,  one  in 

each,  viz :  June,  July,  and  August 

Beaver  Creek  Creamery  Co.,  New  Dundee, 

Waterloo 
Corbin  Creamery  Co.,  Montreal,  Quebec 
William  Thompson,  Uxbridge,  (hitario 


Class  XLIII. 


lellow  field 
)rk 

■k 

collection  of 

irk:  Squash, 
,  Hubbard 
ork,    Swede 
mips,  Early 


AND 


I,  and  Dairy 

'.r,  fitted  for 
J6  pounds  ill 


R.    Brydon, 

X 

rdon,  Agent, 

rdon,  Agent, 

(,  Ontario 

el 

diUesex 

in  shippinij 


R.    Brydon, 

X. 

don,  Agent, 

don.  Agent, 

action,  York 
bI 

idlesex 
in  28  lbs.  ill 


ire,  York 
,  Ontario 
A 

.York 
Idlesex 

3  firkins  in 
lian  56  lis., 
nths,  one  in 
!  August 

ew  Dundee, 

eal,  Quebec 
,  Ontario 


Clnss  XLIV. 


AUTHORIZED   CATALOQUB. 


27 


Sec.  5 — Butter,  not  Itst  than  8  lbs.,  in  roll  or 
print. 

Abraham  Hoover,  Elia,  York 

Hugh  Clark,  Brampton,  Peel 

Oeortfo  Lawson,  Victoria  Siiuare,  York 

Mrs.L.  S.  Lundy,  Drummonavillo.WoUand 

William  Thompson,  Uxbridge,  Ontario 

Mrs.  Thos.  Jonuson,  Scarboro'  Junction, 

York 
liobert  Carter,  Brampton,  Peel 
F.  k  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 
John  McLury,  Greystcad,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  WiUiam  Bell,  York  MiUs,  York 

Sue.  6 — Cheeses,  best  6  factory,  not  less  than 
45  lbs.  each,  with  statement  of  number 
of  cows  and  management  of  factory. 
Russell  &  Gardiner,  Napanee,  Lennox 
William  WaddeU,  Corinth.  Elgin 
J.  A.  Robins,  Putnam,  Middlesex 
Andrew  Aitchiaon,  Listowel,  Perth 
Wm.  Symington,  Camlachie,  Lambton 
Wm.  Huxley,  Fullarton's  Comers,  Perth 
11.  Morrison,  Hawksvillo,  Waterloo 
A.  Y.  Andrews,  Wyoming,  Lambton 

Sec.  7 — Cheese,  best  dairy,  not  less  than  30  lbs 
Samuel  Moore,  Seneca,  Haldimand 
H.  T.  Lenty,  Burnliamthorpe,  Peel 

.Sue.  8 — Cheeses,  be^t  2  Canada  Stilton,  not  less 
than  8  lbs.  each 

Mrs.  Eliza  Parsons,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  9 — Cheeses,  best  3  Canada  Glo'ster  or 
Wiltshire  loaf  or  ruckle,  not  less  than  8 
lbs  each. 

Wm.  Huxley,  Fullarton's  Corners,  Perth 
Jno,  E.  Andrew^,  Camlachie,  Lambton 
A.  Y.  Andrews,  Wyoming,  Lambton 


Sec.  10 — Bread  manufactured  for  sale,  4  loavea 

J.  Dempster,  Toronto,  York 
John  D.  Nasmith,  Toronto,  York 
C.  A.  Hul,  Toronto,  York 
W.  Anderson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Bread,  Home-made,  2  loaves 
Mrs.  L.  8.  Lundy,  DrummondviUo,  WeUand 
Mrs.  Fauquier,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Breuls,  Ringwood,  York 
Mrs.  R.  Wilson  CarlUin,  Davenport,  York 
Miss  Tracy,  I^nibtou  Mills,  York 

Sec.  \2r— Butter  Tubs,  best  Collection  of,Jor 
Shipping  purjwses 
Robert  Burchell,  Toronto,  York 
Jos.  Landreville,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  16 — Chum 
EHza  Glendillen,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 
Jos.  Landreville,  Toronto,  York 
L.  Blanchard  Sons,  per  W.  Rennie,  Toronto. 

York  (2) 
William  Southward,  Toronto,  York 
0.  T.  Brandon  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

See.  20— Extras 

Eliza  Glendillen,  Owen  Sound  Grey,  Spin- 
ning Machine,  Dog  Power 

John  D.  Nasmith,  Toronto,  York,  Aerated 
Bread,  Scotch  Cream  Roll 

Russell  &  Gardiner,  Napanee,  Lennox, 
Curd  Cutting  Machine 

James  McKelvey,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln, 
Cream  Still  or  Portable  Gatherer 

Robert  Donaldson,  Montreal,  P.Q  ,  Butter 
and  Cheese  Testers,  assortment  of 


HORTICULTUEAL   DEPAETMEISfT. 


FRUIT,    PLANTS,    FLOWERS, 
VEGETABLES,  &o. 

CLASS     XLIV— Fmit— Professional    Nur- 
serymen's List 

Sec.  1  —Apples,  30  varieties,  correctly  named, 
4  of  each 

A.  M,  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

Sec.  2 — Apples,  20  varieties,  correctly  named, 
4  of  each 

A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

Sec.  3 — Apples,  6  varieties  Fall  Table,  named, 
4  ojf  each 
A.  M.  Smith  &Go.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 


Sec. 


A. 

Sec. 


4 — Apples,    6    varieties  Fall  Cooking, 
named,  4  of  each 

M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

5 — Apples,   6   varieties    Winter   Table, 
named,  4  of  each 
A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
Sec.  6 — Apples,  6  varieties  Winter  Cooking, 
named,  4  of  each 

A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
James  Hayward,  Doncaster,  York 

Sec.  7 — Pears,  collection  of  not  less  than  15i 
varieties,  correctly  named,  4  of  each 
A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
Chase  Bros.  &  Bowman,  Toronto,  York 


/^ 


n 


AUTHORIZED   CATALOGUE. 


Claas  ILV. 


Sec.  8—Piirii,  6  varietiai,  eorreetly  named, 
4  of  '-neh 

A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Qritniby,  Liuuoln 

Sec.  9 — Pl'tmn,  rollirlion  of  not  hsH  than  15 
vnriiiiiH,  correctti/  nnmed,  6  of  each 

Captain  Snider,  Kglington,  York 

Seo.  10 — PhnnH,  6  varietUti,  correctly  named, 
0  i)f  each 

A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Orinisby,  Lincoln 
Captain  Snider,  Eglington,  York 

Sec.  11 — Peaches,  collection  of,  correctly 
named,  not  lens  than  6  varieties,  6  of' 
each 

A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

iSec.  12 — Peaches,  3  varieties,  6  of  each 
A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  (JrimBby,  Lincoln 

^ec.  13 — Qrapes,  collection,  i/rown  in  open  air, 
\'2  varieties,  2  hunches  of  each,  named 

A.  M.  Sniitli  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
John  Holder,  St.  C'atharines,  Lincoln 
Chase  iJroH.  &  Bowman,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  14 —  Gropes,  collection,  0  varieties,  grown 
in  open  air,  2  hunches  of  each,  correctly 
named 
A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
John  Holder,  8t.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

Sec.  15 —  Grajies,  3  canities.  Black,  (jrown  in 
open  air,  '2  buiw.hca  of  each,  correctly 
nuiiud 
A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
John  Holder,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

Sec.  \^—Qrape«,  3  varieties,  any  other  colour, 
grown  in  open  air,  2  bunchet  of  each, 
correctly  named 

A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
John  Holder,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

Sec.   n^Orapts,   collection  of,   6  varieties, 
grown  under  glass,  1  hunch  of  each  sort, 
correctly  named 
John  Holder,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

•Sec.  18 — Grapes,  3  varieties,  Black,  grown 
uiuler  glass 

John  Holder,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

iJec.   IQ—Graytes,  3  varieties,   White,  grown 
under  glnss 
John  Holder,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

Soc.    20 — Grapes,   3  varieties,   any  other 
color,  firoivn  tinder  glass 
John  Hildor,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

Sec.    21 — (rap IS,  heaviest  I  Imii^h,  black 
Hambunj  Orapes,  grovm  wider  glass 
John  Holder,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 


Sec.  22 — Grapes,    heaviesl   1  hHnch   blaci 
Orapes,  any  other  kind,  grovtm  under 
glass 
John  Holder,  St.  Catharinss,  Lincoln 

Soc.    23 — Orapeji,   heaviest  1  bunch  white 
Grovpes,  grovm  widrr  glass 
John  Holder,  St.  Catharines,  Lincolo 

Sec.  24 — Fniit,  best  disftlay,  growth  of 
Exhibitor,  distinct  from  othr  entries, 
not  more  than  fou/r  specimetui  of  eath 
sort,  named,  grown  under  glass  and  in 
open  air 
A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

Sec.  25 — Crabs,  collection  of  1  dozen  each, 
of  G  varieties,  cultivated 
A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
Chase  Brothers  &,  Bowman,  Toronto,  York 

CLASS  XLV.— General  List— Apples  and 
Pears 

Sec.  1 — Applet,  20  varieties,  correctly  named, 
4  of  each 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wcntworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markhiim,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  lloss,  Leslie,  York 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Wclland 

Sec.  2 — Apples,  10  varieties,  correctly  named, 
4  of  each 
S   Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wcntworth 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth.'  Grey 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
G.  T.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  T.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 
R,  Currie,  Niagara,  Wclland 

Sec.  3 — Apples,  4  varieties,  Dessert,  correctly 
named,  4  of  each 
S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wcntworth 
J.  M.  Hirachfelder,  Toronto,  York 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  p.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Wclland 

Sec.  4 — Apples,  4  varieties,  Cooking,  eorreethj 
named,  4  of  each 
S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 


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J.  D.  Latz,  Stnney  Cr««k,  W«otworth 

J.  M.  Hiraclifulder,  Toronto,  York 

B.  M.  <irittith,  Uhmsby,  Lincoln 

<>.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  (J.  Fitamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Mrs.  (jleorgt)  Cooper,  Lufllieville,  York 

J.  U.  Ntotta,  Mitrkham,  York 

John  Hamilton,  Doncoster,  York 

John  MuOrau  Koaa,  Leslie,  York 

A.  K.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

R.  Currie,  Niagara,  WeUand 

Sec.  5 — Applet!,  0  Early  Joe 
S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowo,  King,  York 
(I.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.  6 — Apples,  6  Benoni 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
().  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  D.  Utotts,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  7 — Apples,  6  Hawley 
James  Flaming,  Kilsyth,  Qrey 
K.  M.  (Jritiith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
Noah  Sunley,  Uuelph,  Wellington 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  D.  Mtotts,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  8 — Apples,  6  Duchess  qf  Oldenburgh 
S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Noah  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
O.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  WeUand 
J.  D.  Stotta,  Markham,  York 
James  Hayvard,  Doncaster,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  9 — Apples,  <\  Snow 

S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 

James  Moore,  Islington,  York 

W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

J.  D.  Lutz,  iStoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  G.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

R.  Currie,  Niagara,  WeUand 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

A.  £.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  10—6  FaJl  Pippins 

George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Jnnotion,  York 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 


J.  1).  LatA  Stonoy  Cretik,  Wiikkwortb 
J.  M.  Hirsclifuidur,  Toronto,  York 
R.  M.  (iriffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Vimil,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,   Lincoln 
R.  C!urrio,  Niagara,  VVi'llau<l 
James  I'ape,  Toronto,  York 
John  Mc( 'rae  lloHH,   iiCaliti,  York 
A.  K.  Mather,   lulington,  York 

Sec.  11 — AppUn,  iiUravenstein 

W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
R  J.  Howi-8,  llamilt<m,  Wentworth 
J.  I).  Lntz,  vStoney  Creek,  Wentworiii 
R.  M.  Griffith,  (iriiUMby,  Lincoln 
J.  Wulkor,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
John  Hamilton,  OoncjMter,  York 
W.  W.  TatUu.  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  Roes,   lioslie,  York 

Sec.  \1— Apples,  6  Shiawanee  Beauty 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,   Ijncoln 

Sec.  \&— Apples,  6  Maiden's  Blwth 

J.  D.  Lutz,  St(*iey  Creek,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  (irimaby,  Lincoln 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellingt<ju 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Nlarkham,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,   Leslie,  York 

Sec.  14 — Apples,  6  Cayuga  Bed  StreaJe  or  W 
ounce 

S.  Machell,  p«r  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

J.  D.  Lutz,  Stouey  Creek,  Wentworth 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

O.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

R.  Currie,  Niagara.  WeUand 

James  Pape,  Toronto,  York 

John  MoCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  15 — Apples,  6  Mother 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  MiUer,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.  16— Apples,  6  St.  Lawrence 

S.  MacheU,  per  3.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

J.  BflU,  Burlington,  Halton, 

J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Won  iworth 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  MiUer,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Mrs.  George  Croper,  LealieviUc,  York 

J.  D.  StottB,  Markham,  York 

W.  W.  TatUe,  YorkvUle,  York 

John  McCrae  Roes,  Leslie,  York 

A.  £.  Mather.  Islington,  York 


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AUTHORIZED  CATALOGUE. 


Class  XLT. 


Sec.  17 — Apples,  6  of  any  other  variety  fall 
Apple 

E.  M.  Qriiiith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 

S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

James  Moore,  Islington,  York 

R.  J.  Holies,  HamUton,  Wentworth 

G.  J.  MiUer,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  D.  Stotts,  >farkham,  York 

James  Hayward,  Doncaater,  York  (3) 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  18 — Apples,  6  Ribston  Pij^ina 

S.  Maohell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

James  Moore,  Islington,  York 

James  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 

J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 

James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  LeslieviUe,  York 

W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  19 — Apples,  6  Alexander 
James  Moore,  Islington,  York 
W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
R.  M.  Griliith,  Grimsbjr,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lmcoln 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  20 — Apples,  8  Aesophus  SpUzenburg 

S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  VirgiX  Lincoln 
John  McCrae  Iu}ss,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  21 — Apples,  6  Beauty  of  Kent  or  Kentish 
Fillbasket 

Greorge  Taylor,  Scarboro  Junction,  York 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 
Hy.  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  22 — Apples,  6  Baldwin 

S.  Maohell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 

R,  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

J.  D.  Lntz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lmcoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

£.  C.  Feamside,  Uamilton,  Wentworth 


R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaater,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  23 — Apples,  6  Rhode  Island  Greening 

S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

James  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 

James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

•T.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland- 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

James  Hayward,  Doncaster,  York 

John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 

W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

James  Pape,  Toronto,  York 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  24 — Apples,  6  Wagerver 
W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  26 — Apples,  6  Golvert 
(Jeorge  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
S.  Machell,  per  J,  H.  Rowe.  King,  York 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Fearsnide,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkvUle,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  26 — Apples,  6  Yellow  Bellflower 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
James  Fleming,  Kils3rth,  Grey 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  MoGrae  Robs,  Leslie,  York 


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AUTHORIZED   CATALOGUE. 


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Sec.  27 — Apples,  6  King  of  Tompkins  Co. 

S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  2S—Appk8,  6  Talman's  Sweet 
S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
James  Knox,  Belleyille,  Hastings 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  WsJker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niugara,  Weiland 
Mrs.  Greorge  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkviUe,  do 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  do 

Sec.  29 — Apples,  6  Orimea'  Oolden 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  30— Apples,  6  Porter 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York. 

Sec.  31 — Apples,  6  Roxhury  Sussett      -* 

S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 

J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

R.  Currie  Niagara,  Welland 

John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 

Sec.  32 — Apples,  6  Swaar 
R.  M,  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkviUe,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  33 — Applen,  6  Fallawattr 
G.  J,  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  34 — Apples,  6  American  Oolden  Sussett 
S.  Machell,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 


W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkviUe,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  LesUe,  York 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  35 — Apples,  6  Swayae  Pomme  Orise 
S.  Machell,  per  J .  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
R.  J.  Howes,  HamUton,  Wentwoith 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  WelUngton 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  WeUand 
John  HamUton,  Doncaster,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  36 — Apples,  6  Pomme  Orise 

S.  MacheU,  per  J.  H.  Rowe.  King,  York 

James  Moore,  Islington,  York 

R.  J.  Howes,  HamUton,  Wentworth 

J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

R.  M.  Griifith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  MiUer,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

R.  Currie,  Niagara,  WeUand 

John  McCrae  Ross,  LesUe,  York 

Sec.  37— Apples,  6  Northern  Spy 
S.  MacheU,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
James  Knox,  BeUeviUe,  Hastings 
James  BeU,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
James  Fleming,  Kilsyth,  Grey 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  MiUer,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  WeUand 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  LesheviUe,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkvUle,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  LesUe,  Yot  & 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  38 — Apples,  6  of  any  other  variety,  Wiitter 

S.  MacheU,  per  J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York 
R.  J.  Howes,  HamUton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
G.  J.  MiUer,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Nuigara,  WeUand 


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Class  XLT. 


J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
John  McCrau  Rosh,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  .39 — Apples,  6  Seedling,  Winter  variety 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincolu 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Linjoln 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  40 — Ap/jlet,  6  Seedling,  Fall  variety 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Liacoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkvUle,  York 

Sec.  41 — Pears,  collection  of  20  varieties,  4  of 
each 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  42 — Pears,  10  varietiet  of  4  each 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
a.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
John  McGrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  4.3 — Pears,  4  varieties  of  4.  each 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
(}.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
.John  McCrao  Koss,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  'H—Pears,  6  Bartlett 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Liugoln 
8.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Vjrgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 
Henry  Brown,  YorkviUe,  Yorii 

Sec.  45 — Pears,  6  Seckel 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilttni,  Wentworth 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
W.  A.  ^imith,  Brantford,  Bnuat 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Unooln 


S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentwortii 

R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

See.  4&— Pears,  6  White  Doyerme 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  M.  Hirf  chfelder,  Toronto,  York 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  47 — Penrs,  6  Larorence 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  48-  -Pears,  6  Flemish  Beauty 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentv^'orth 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

James  Hayward,  Doncaster,  York 

John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 

W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

A.  £.  Mather,  IsUngton,  York 

Sec.  49 — Pears,  6  Beurre  Diel 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  lincoln 
8.  Woodley,  Hamiltou,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
£.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamiltou,  Doncaster,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  Sfi— Pears,  6  Louise  Bonne  de  Jersey 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grinwby,  Lincoln 


Class  XLT. 


Class  XLV. 


AUTHORIZED   OATALOOUK. 


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S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Vireil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland, 
John  Hamilton,  Uoucaster,  York 
John  McCrae  Rosa,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  61 — Pears,  6  Oavoego  Beurre 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virpl,  Lincoln 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
John  McCrac  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  52 — Pears,  6  BeUe  Lucrative 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N,  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
(J.  J.  Miuer,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R>  Carrie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 
Henry  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

flee.  53 — Pears,  6  Duchesse  d^A  ngouleme 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkviUe,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  54 — Pears,  6  Beurre  Box 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hainilton,  Doncaster,  York 

Sec.  55 — Pears,  6  Beurre  d'Anjou 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
.f.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
W,  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  LesKe,  York 

Sec.  56 — Pears,  6  Beurre  Clairgean 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
K.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
U.  Carrie,  Niagara,  Welltfnd 
John  Hamilton,  DoncaalWi  York 

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Sec.  57 — Pears,  6  Beurre  Sujyerfin 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.  68 — Pea^s,  6  Beurre  Hardy 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  59— Pears,  6  Ooodale 

G.  J.  Miller,  Vireil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgu,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  60 — Pears,  6  Clapp's  Favourite 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
J.  D.  atotts,  Alarkham,  York 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 

Sec.   61— Pears,    6  Bturre    Grin'    D'llim- 
Noveau 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
Sec.  62— Pears,  6  Biiffam 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  63 — Pears,  6  Doyenne  Bousaock 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
Sec.  64 — Pears,  6  Orey  Doyenne 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.  66— Pmr«,  6  Sheldon 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Jjincoln 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentwortk 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
Jolin  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  York 

Sec.  66 — Pears,  6  Swan's  Orange 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  67— Pear d,  6  White  Nelis 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wemtwortk 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
8.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 


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Class  XLVi. 


Q.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
K.  Corria,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  m— Pears,  6  Howell 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
K  M.  Griffith,  Griniaby,  Lincoln 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincom 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
K.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  69— Peart,  6  Vicar  qf  Wakefield 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
K.  M.  Grimth,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
K.  Carrie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
John  McCrae  Boss,  Leslie,  Vork 

Sec.  10— Pears,  6  Easter  Beurre 
B.  J.  Howes  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
8.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  lancoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Uurrie,  Niagara,  Welland 
John  McCrae  Kobb,  Leslie,  York 

8ec.  71 — Pears,  6  Beurre  de  VAssomptUm 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

£.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  72 — Pears,  G  Brockvxnih  Park 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.  73 — Fears,  6  Mount  Vernon 
H.  M.  Oriffitb.  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lmcoln 

Sec.  74 — Pears,  6  PitmasUm 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
Hec.  75 — Pears,  6  of  any  other  fall  variety 

George  Taylor,   Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G,  J.  Miller,  Vircil,  Lincoln 
J,  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
Sec.  76 — Pears,  6  of  any  other  variety  of  winter 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hatifilton,  Wentworth 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J,  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
A.  £.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

CLASS  XLVI — Plums,  Peiushes,  Grapes,  &c 

Sec.  1 — Plums,  collectiort  of  not  less  than  15 
varieties,  6  qf  e'Mh,  correctly  named 
L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  Elliott,  Guelph,  Wellington 
GilcluriBt  Brothers,  Guelph,  Wellington 


Sec.  2 — Plums,  collecticm  of  6  varieties,  green 
or  yellow,  6  of  each,  correctly  named 
L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
riharles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  Elliott,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Brothers,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  3 — Plums,  Collection  of,  6  varieties,  red 
or  blue,  6  of  each,  correctly  named 

L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hanjilton,  Wentworth 
George  Elliott,  Guelph,  Wellington 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  4 — Plums,  12  Peach,  &  of  each 

N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
Gilchrist  Brothers,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  5 — Plums,  12  Prince  Englebert 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Gilchrist  Brothers,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  7 — Plums,  12  Bradshaw 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington. 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  8 — Plum^,  12  Lombard 

L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Georg".  Elliott,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  D.  ."  Viitts,  Markham,  York 
W.  \V.  rattle,  YorkviUe,  York 
Gilchrifit  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Henry  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  9 — Plums,  12  Washington 
L.  H.  Yoemans,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Henry  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  10 — Pbims,  12  Victoria 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton.  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  11 — Plums,  12  HuUng's  Superb. 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Broe.,  Guelph,  Wellington 


]!la8s  XLVi. 


Class  SLVi. 


AUTHORIZED   CATATOOUE. 


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Sec.  12— Pluma,  12  Coe'a  Oolden  Drop 
K.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  PeamBide,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Gilchriat  Bros.,  Guelpjh,  Wellington 
Henry  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sen.  13— Plunu,  12  Yellow  Egg 
L.  H.  YeomauB,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  StottB,  Markham,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  14 — PluTos,  12  Smith's  Orkana 
J.  Bell,  Burlin^n,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Gnelph,  Wellington 
George  Elliott,  Guelph,  Wellington 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  15 — Pluma,  12  Oreen  Oage 
L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mt.  Forest,  Wellington 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
K.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  D.  Stutts,  Markham,  York 
('ilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  l6-^Pluma,  12  Imperial  Oage. 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  0.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  17 — Plmna,  12  McLaughlin 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
George  Elliott,  Gnelph,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  18 — Pluma,  12  Pond'a  Seedling 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
(ieorge  Elliott,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  19 — Plums,  12  Deaaert,  1  variety,  cor- 
rectly named 
L.  H.  YeomauB,  Mount  Forest,  Wellington 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Charles  Scott,  Orui£eville,  Welliogton] 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Henry  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  20 — Pluma,  12  Cooking,  1  variety,  C4fr- 
rectly  named 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 


J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  2\— Plums,  12  Seedling 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  WeUington 
Captain  Snider,  Egliugton,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkviUe,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  ^— Plums,  12  Native  Red 

L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mount  Forest,  Wellington 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

William  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellington 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkvUle,  York 

Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  28 — Peaches,    6  varieties  of,   correctly 
named,  6  of  each 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  24r— Peaches,  6  Early  Beatrice 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  25 — Peaches,  6  Early  Louise 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  27 — Peaches,  6  Early  Crawfords 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  28 — Peachea,  6  Late.  Crawfords 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  29— Peachea,  6  any  other  variety,  cor- 
rectly named 

J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  W^elland 

Sec.  30— /^eocA^a,  6  White  Fleshy  any  other 
variety,  correctly  narned 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  31 — Peachea,  6  Yellow  Flesh,  any  other 
variety,  correctly  named 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lin'^oln 
B.  Carrie,  Niagara,  Welland 


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Sec.  32— Peaches,  6  Seedling 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stonejr  Greek,  Wentworth 
It.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
William  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  33 — Orapes,  Collection  of,  gronm  in  Open 
Air,  12  varieties,  2  bunches  each 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grirrsby,  '  <,  coin 
S.  Woodley,  Hami ..   a,  \ ,  «•    woi-tb 

Sec.  34 — Orapes,  6  varieties  of  {<^en  air),  2 
bunches  each 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  ^'  > 

J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,   <     a. 

Sec.  30 — Orapes,  3  bunches  P/yh'lr:  ^.f 
.John  PockU^gton,  Bandy  Hili,  N.Y. 

Sec.  37 — Orapes,  3  6i..ic,ia«  Cha    pio'v 
George  Taylor,  Scaihoro' J^n  '.'■■■*.  Tork 
W.  A.  Smith,  BrantforJ,  tSrKn'u 
•S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  etotts,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  38 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Seedling,  White 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  39 — Grapes,  3  bunches  Seedling,  Red 
E.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  40 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Seedling,  Black 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  41 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Concord 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth    , 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 
(ieorge  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  42 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Delaware 

George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Tincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
.las.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
CJeorge  Hope,  YorkTiUe,  York 


Sec.  43 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Diana 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  44 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Creveling 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Braatford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.  45 — Orapes,  3  bunclies  Rogers'  4 

George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 

J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

.->/•   iC' — Orapes,  3  bunches  Rogers'  3 
v^  H  iwes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
-  ?uth,  Brantford,  Brant 
1.    - .     Tn^th,  Grimsby,  Lincoln  • 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  47 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Rogers'  19 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  We:;-. ,-.  orth 

Sec.  48 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Rogers'  44 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 

Sec.  49 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Eumelan 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  ~M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincohi 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

Se«.  50 — Orapes,  3  bunches  Hartford  Proliji^ 
George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
Hy.  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 


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Sec.  51 — Orapea,  3  bunches  A  Ikn'a  Hybrid 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Stotta,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  62 — Orapea,  3  bunchea  of  any  othervarkiy 
(Tiamed) 

Oeorge  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 

J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 

U.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

U.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

K.  C.  Feamaide,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  53 — Orapea,  2  bunchea  any  variety  {exotic) 
grown  in  open  air 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
A.  E.  Mather,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  54 — Orapea — Collection  of,  grown  under 
glass,  and  not  leas  tJtan  8  varietiea,  cor- 
rectly named,  1  bunch  of  each 

J.  Bell,  Burlington,  Halton 

Hy.  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  55 — Orapea,  2  bunches,  Black  B'amburg 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
Hy.  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  56 — Orapea,  2  bunches,  black,  any  other 
variety 

Hy.  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  57 — Orapea,  2  bunchea,  white,  grown  under 
glass,  correctly  named 

J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
Hy.  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  58 — Orapea,  2  bunchea,  any  other  colour 
Hy.  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  59 — Nectarines,  6  named 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  M.  Hii-schfelder,  Toronto,  York 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.  60 — Quinces,  6 

II.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.  62 — Melon,  green  flesh 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

E.  C.  Fearuaide,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslie  ville,  York 

J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

George  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 
•Tames  Pape,  Toronto,  York 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Soc.  63 — Melon,  Red  or  Scarlet  Flesh 
Oeorge  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
r^harles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 


E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  64 — Melon,  Water 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  66 — Citron 
George  Syme,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
Simpson  Rennie,  Milliken,  York 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
F.  A,  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  66 — Wild  Plums,  quart,  uncultivated, 
native 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentwortli 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  67 —  Wild  Orapea,  3  cluatera,  uncultivated, 
native 

George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
J.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
J   Walker,  Viroil,  Lincoln 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  68 — Crab,  3  varieties,  cultivated  12  earh 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincohi 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincohi 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
James  Hayward,  Doncaster,  York 

Sec.   69 — Crab,   largeat  and  heat  collection, 
cultivated,  6  of  each 

R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

CLASS  XLVII— CoUection  of  Fruits 

Sec.    1 — Apjilea,   collection  of,  40  varieties, 
named,  4  of  each. 
R.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln. 
A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

Sec.    2 — Peara,   collection   of,  20    varieties, 
named,  4  qf  each 

R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
A.  M.  Smith  &.  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 
R.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 


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Sec.   3 — Plums,  collection  of  20    varieties, 
tutmed,  6  of  each 
L.  H.  Yeomans,  Mount  Forest,  Wellington 
R.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

A.  M.  Smith  &  Co. ,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  4 — Peaches,   collection  of   12  varieties 
(named),  6  o/  each 

B.  M.  Griffith,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 

A,  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 

.J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

B.  Currie,  Niagara,  Welland 

Sec.  5 — Orapes  grown  in  open  air,  collection 
of  20  varieties,  named,  3  bunches  of  each 
B.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
S.  Woodley,  Hamilton.  Wentworth 

A.  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  Grimsby,  Lincoln 
G.  J.  Miller,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

J.  Walker,  Virgil,  Lincoln 

John  Holder,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

Sec.  6 — Orapes,  collection  Hybrid  Seedling, 
not  viore  than  3  bunches  each 

B.  J.  Howes,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

CLASS  XLVIII— Garden  Vegetables 

Sec.  1 — Salsify,  12  roots 

William  Burgess,  Mimico,  York 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
T.  O.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
William  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Le8lie\'ille,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 
James  Wright 
James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  2 — Cauliflowers,  3  hectds 
William  Burgess,  Mimico,  York 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
James  Wright 

W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkviUe,  York 
Thomas  Iron  field,  Toronto,  York 
F.  4;  B.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  3 — Cahbage,  3  heads  early  (any  variety 
not  hereafter  mentioned 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

ec.  4 — Cabbage,  3  heads,  Winningstadt. 

William  Burgess,  Mimico,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Le^ieville,  York 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 
James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 


Sec.  S — Cabbage,  3  heads,  any  new  variety 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington  (2) 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

Sec.  6 — Cahbage,  3  heads,  St.  Denis 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

Sec.  7 — Caibage,  3  heads,  Henderson's  Sum- 
mer 
Charles  Scott,  Oranceville,  Wellington 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leuieville,  Yoak 
James  Wright 
James  Pape,  Torcmto,  York 
F.  and  B.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  8 — Cabbage,  3  heads.  Drumhead 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

Sec.  9 — Cabbage,   4  sorts   Winter,  indudintj 
Savoys,  I  of  each  sort 
(Jeorge  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Mrsi  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

Sec.  10— Cabbage,  3  heads  Bed 
William  Burgess,  Mimico,  York 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Mrs.  G.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 
Jamen  Wright 

Sec.  II — Carrots,  12  for  Unble,  Long  Red 

T.  Sherwood,  Fergus,  Wellington 
Ck.«rle8  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
William  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellin^on 
Mrs.  Geo.  Cooper,  licsheville,  York 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 
James  Wright 
James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 

Sec.  12 — Carrots,  12  Intermediate  or  Half 
Long 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
T.  Sherwood,  Fergus,  Wellington 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellingtoa 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
T.  0.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  Geo.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
James  Wright 
James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,  York 

Sec.  13— Carrote,  12  Early  Horn 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
T.  Sherwood,  Fergus,  W^ellington 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
T.  0.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 

Sec.  14 — Parsnips,  12  Table 

William  Burgess,  Mimico,  York 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 


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T.  Sherwood,  Fergus,  Wellington 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  VVellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
William  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Mrs.  fieo.  Coopor,  Leslieville,  York 
Charles  £.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 
James  Wright 
James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
Frank  Daniels,  Mimioo,  York 

Sec.  15 — Celery,  6  roots  White 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 

John  Hewitt,  Collingwood,  Simcoe 

Mrs.  Goo.  Cooper,  leslieville,  York 

James  Wright 

James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  16 — Celery,  6  roots  Red 
John  Hewitt,  Collingwood,  Simcoe 
Mrs.  Geo.  Cooper,  I^alieville,  York 
James  Wright 
James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  \1— Capsicums,  dozen  ripe 

T.  0.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  Geo.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  do 

Sec.  18 — Capsicums,  collection  of  ripe 
T.  0  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  Geo.  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

Sec.  19 — Egg  Plant  Fruit,  purple 
T.  0.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  20 — Tomutoes,  Trophy 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 

E.  0.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  G«orge  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  do 
John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  do 
Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,  do 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  do 
John  McCrao  Ross,  Leslie,  do 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,         do 

Sec.  21 — Tomatoes,  6  General  Orant 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
N.  Suuley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec,  22 — Tomatoes,  6  Cook's  Favourite 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  George  Coopei',  Leslieville,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  do 

Thomas  Ironfield,  Toronto,  do 


Seo.  24 — Tomatoes,  6  Conqueror 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Welliagton 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
John  Hamilton,  Donoaater,  York 

W.  W.  TatUe,  Yorkville,  do 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  do 

Thomas  Ironfleld,  Toronto,  do 

Sec.  25 — Tomatoes,  6  Dempsey's  Seedling 
E.  G.  Feamside.  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  26 — Tom^Uoes,  6  Large  Yellow 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
T.  0.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
K.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

Sec.  27 — Tomatoes,  6  any  other  variety 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  VVellington 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 
James  Haywanl,  Doncaster,  do  (2) 
Jas.  Wright 

John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,  do 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,        do 

Seo.  28 — Tomatoes,  Assorted  Collection  of 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

Sec.  29 — Beets,  6  Blood  Long 

Alfred  Crumb,  Bowman ville,  Durham 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
John  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durhauji 
T.  Sherwood,  Fergus,  Wellington 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  Yoric 
T.  0.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
William  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  do 

James  Bain,  Toronto,  do 

James  Wright 

Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,      York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,      do 
John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,    do 

Sec.  30 — Beets,  6  Turnip-rooted 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
T.  Sherwood,  Fergus,  Wellington 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 

E.  C,  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
James  Wright 

John  Hamilton,  Doncaster,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  do 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,         do 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  do 
Seo.  31 — Onions,  peck  of  White 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
E.  Tolcbard,  Toronto,  York 


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(Carles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Mrs.  (jleorgo  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
(.'barles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  do 

James  Wright 

Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,       York 
Thomas  Iroufield,  Toronto,    do 

Hoc.  32 — OnioiKi,  peck  of  Yeltow 

(leorge  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Oharles  .Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton.  Davenport,  York 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Lealieville,    do 
Charles  B.  Brown,  Mimico,  do 

James  Wright 

James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 

John  Hamilton,  Donoaster,     do 
Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,  do 

Thomas  Irontield,  Toronto,    do 

Sec.  33 — Onions,  peck  of  Red 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
E.  Tolchard,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellingtou 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
Mrs.  Greorge  Cooper,  Leslieville,    do 
Charles  E,  Brown,  Mimico,  do 

James  Wright 

James  Allen^  Mimico,  York 

Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,  do 

Thomas  Irontield,  Toronto,     do 

Sec.  34 — Onions,  2  quarts  Pickling 
Alfred  Crumb,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 

E.  Tolchard,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
James  Wright 

Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,    York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,   do 
James  Pape,  Toronto  do 

Sec.  35 — Turnips,  12  white  (table) 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
William  Benham,  Guelph,  Wellington 
.John  Hewer,  Guelph,  do 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
Frank  Daniels,  Mimico,  do 

F.  &  K.  Baby,  Lnmbton  Mills,        do 

Sec.  36— Turnips,  12  yellow  (table) 
Charles  Paxton,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
William  Beubam,  Guelph,  Wellington 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  do 

James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 

F,  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton,  Milla,     do 

Sec.  37 —Corn,  12  ears  sweet  corn,  fit  for  the 
table 

Russell  &  Gardiner,  Napanee,  Lennox 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
J.  D.  Stotts,  Markham,  York 


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W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

Thomas  Irontield,  Toronto,  do 

Sec.  31d— Beans,  French,  quart  (podt) 
J.  M.  Hiraohfelder,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Lealieville,  York 
Jas.  Wright 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  39 — Radish,  6  winter 
George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,    do 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
Jas.  Wright 

Sec.  40— iTafe,  3  Scotch 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Lealieville,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  41 — Herbs,  collection  pot  and  atoeet 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Foarnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  42 — Potatoes,  6  varieties  of,  for  garden 
cultivation,  half  peck  of  each  sort,  named 
J.  H.  Rowe,  King,  York  (2) 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellin^on 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Welhngton 
Charles  E.  Brown,  Mimico,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,       do 

Sec.  43 — Squashes,  3  varieties  table 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 
Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 

Sec.  44 —  Vegetable  Marrow,  2, 

George  Syme,  Carlton  West,  York 

George  Keith,  Toronto,  do 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 

Jas.  Wright 

James  Allen,  Mimico,  York 

W.  W.  Tattle,  YorkviUe,  York 

John  McCrae  Ross,  Leslie,    do 

Sec.  45 — Qreatest  variety  of  Vegetables 
{distinct  from  other  entries),  ecwh  Uiui 
named 

Mrs.  George  Cooper,  Leslieville,  York 
W.  W.  Tattle,  Yorkville,  do 

Sue.  4Q—Mctras 

E.  Tolchard,  Toronto,  York,  Collection  of 

Nutmeg  Melons 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York»  Seedling 

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CLASS  XLIX— Plants.  Flowen,  Rustic 
Work,  &c. 

Seo.  1 — Dahlku,  12  varieties  ttandard,  named, 
1  of  each 
James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  2 — DaJdias,  \1  bouquet,  named,  \  of  each 

James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 

George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

.Sec.  3 — Dahlias,  largest  and  beat  collection, 
named,  1  of  each 

Joseph  (iraham,  Toronto,  York 
( reorge  Elliott,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Soc.  4 — Bouijueta,  2  large  vases 

John  F.  Horsley  Toronto,  York 
Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,    do 
W.  M.  Mann,  Guelph,  Wellington 
James  Pape,  Toronto,  York 
John  Smith,  Toronto,    do 

Sec.  5 — Bouquets,  pair  aide  table  or  fan 

« /olin  Skinner,  Davisville,  York 
W.  M.  Mann,  Guelph,  Wellington 
James  Pape,  Toronto,  York 
John  Smith,  Toronto,    do 
Miss.  E  Young,  YorkviUe,  York 

Sec.  6 — Bouquets,  hand 

James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
John  F.  Horsley,  Toronto,        do 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  do 

Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,  do 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
W.  M.  Mann,  Guelph,  Wellington 
James  Pape,  Toronto,  York 
John  Smith,  Toronto,    do 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  7 — Bouquets,  Everlastings 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 

E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

E.  J.  Irwin,  Newmarket,  York 

J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto,  do 

Sec.  8 — Bouquets,  Wild  Flowers 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Miss  E.  Young,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  9 — Hanging  Basket  filled  with  Plants 
J.  Ross,  Toronto,  Y^ork 
J.M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,        do 
James  Pape,  Toronto,  do 

Sec.  \Q— Greenhouse  Plants,  largest  and  best 
collection, 

Wm.  J.  McCalla,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  11 — Cacti,  10  species  and  varietita 

Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,  York 
J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto,      do 

Sec.  \2—Pansies,  12 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellingtoa 
T.  O.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellingtcm 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentwortli 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec  13 — Fuchsias,  6  varieties,  in  flower 
James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
N.  Sunlev,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Thomas  famley,  Guelph,  WclUngton 

Sec.  14 — Ferns,  6  cultivated  (exotic) 
James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,    do 

Sec.  16 — Ferns,  native 

Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Miss  E.  Young,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  16 — Foliage  Plants 

Joseph  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
James  Fleming,  Toronto,    do 

Sec.  17 — Annuals,  collection  in  bloom,  nanu:d 
George  Reading,  Leslie.  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  18. — Cockscombs,  6 

Joseph  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
T.  0.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  19 — Balsams,  6  varieties,  in  blooni 
Joseph  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
James  Fleming,  Toronto,     do 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,  York 
T.  O.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
James  Pape,  Toronto,  York 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  20 — German  Asters,  12 
George  Reading,  Leslie,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Feamside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Welhngton 
J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  21 — Asters,  collection  of 
G«oree  Reading,  Leslie,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
i       Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellingtoa 


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Heo.  22—Ttn  WffJt  Stocks,  coUettion  of 

Uenrge  Reading,  Leslie,  York 

ChftrleB  Soott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

John  Faxton,  Davenport,  York 

T.  O.  Vealo,  Ifamilton,  Wontworth 

N.  8unley,  Oueluh,  WclliuKton 

J.  A.  Siuunen,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  23 — Marigolds,  rolkction  of 

JoRuph  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
Uhiirlcs  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
T.  O.  Voale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Suuley,  Guul]>h,  Wellington 
*.  C.  FearnHide,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
(ieorgo  An<ler8on,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  A.  Himmera,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  24 — Ro8es,collection HybridperpetwU, 
named,  1  of  each 
George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  25 — i?o»M,  collection  of  Bourbon,   'J'fa 
attd  Noinette,  named,  1  q/"  each 

James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 

George  R«ading,  Leslie,       do 

James  Pape,  Toronto,  do 

George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  2G — Rosea,  3  of  any  one  variety,  named 
J.  M.  Hirschf elder,  Toronto,  York 
Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,  do 

James  Pape,  Toronto,  do 

George  iuiderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  27 — Floral  design  for  supper  table 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  do 

John  Smith,  Toronto,  do 

Miss  E.  Young,  Yorkville  do 

Sec.  28-  Verbeuaa,  12  named 

George  Reading,  Leslie,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,   Davenport,  York 
Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,    do 
W.  M.  Mann,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  Pape,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  29 —  Verbenas,  collection  named 
George  Reading,  Leslie,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,  York 

Jas.  Pape,  Toronto,  do 

Sec.  30 — Petunias,  6  singh 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Jas.  Pape,  Toronto,  York 
Gilchrist  Brothers,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Geo.  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  31 — Petunias,  8  double 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  WelUngtoa 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
N.  Sunley,  Guelpb,  Welliagtoa 


E.  0.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Jas.  Pape,  Toronto,  York 
Gilchrist  Brothers,  Guel|)h,  WeUington 
George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  32 — Phlox  Drummondi,  collection 
Joseph  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
George  Reading,  Leslie,        do 
Charlefl  Soott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  I'axton,  Davenport,  York 
Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,    do 
T.  O.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  .33 — Dianthus,  collection 

Joseph  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
T.  O.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  WeUington 
Geor^^e  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  34 — Phloxeji,  coUrction,  perennial 
Joseph  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Soott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
E.  C.  Fearnside,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  35 — Hardy  Shrubs,  collection  of.  Spikes 
in  flower,  and  to  include  specimens  of 
remarkable  foliage 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

Sec.  i&— Hollyhocks,  collection 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Bros.,  Guelph,  do 

George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  37 — Gladiolus,  collection 
James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  38— ZJwniaa,  collection  of  double 
Joseph  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
(leorge  Reading,  Leslie,         do 
Charles  Scott,  Orangeville,  Wellington 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
John  Hewitt,  CoUingwood,  Simooe 
T.  0.  Veale,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Gilchrist  Bros,,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
J.  A.  Simmers,  Toronto^  York 

Sec.  ^9— Geraniums,  X^single,  in  pots,  named 
James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,   do 
James  Pape,  Toronto,  do 

N.  Suuley,  Guelph,  Wellington 


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Soo.  40 — Ofraniunu,  6  double,  in  pots 
James  Fleming,      Toronto,  York 
J.  M.  Hirschfoider,    do  do 

.Famen  Pape,  do  do 

See.  41— Plan's  in  flower,  display  qf,  distinct 
from  other  entries 
J.  M.  Hinohfeldor,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  42 — Ferns,  eolleetion 
Jol  ton,  Davenport,  York 

Soc.  4«  -jtustie  Stand,  not  less  than  Sft  hUjh 
Ruatic  Work    Manufacturing  Company, 
Belle  Ewart,  Simcoe 

Sec.  44 — Rustic  Table  ileMgn,  not  to  exceed  4 
feet  in  height 
Rustic  Work    Manufacturing   Company, 
Belle  Ewart,  Simcoe 

Sec.  48 — Geraniums,  Qgolden  tri-colors,  in  pots 

John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
N.  Sunley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Thomas  Tamley,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  46 — Geraniums,  %  silver  tri-colors,  inputs 

John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 

George  Anderson,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  4"      "eraniums,  6  bronze  leaved,  in  pots 

Jol  ton,  Davenport,  York 

N.  ,,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  48 — Plants,  6  new  or  rare,  in  pots 
Wm.  J.  McCalla,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
James  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 

Sec.   49 — Plants,   best  display  of,   on  tahU' 
6  X  l^feet,  open  to  florists  only 

J.  Ross,  Toronto,  York 
Jas.  Pape,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  50 — Cut  Flowers,  best  arranged  basket  of 
J.  M.  Hirschfelder,  Toronto,  York 
John  F.  Horsley,  Toronto,  York 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
W.  M.  Mann,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Jas.  Pape,  Toronto,  York 

John  Smith,  Toronto,  do 

Miss  E.  Young,  Yorkville,  do 

Sec.  51 — Gut  Flowers,  best  display  of,  mi 
table  6  X  12  feet  {open  to  Florists  oiUy) 
Colin  Skinner,  Davisville,  York 

Sec.  52 — Rustic    Vases  for  Lawns,   2  fllled 
with  plants 
Rustic  Work    Manufacturing  Company, 

Belle  Ewart,  Simcoe 
John  Paxton,  Davenport,  York 
Sec.  53 — Rustic  Work,  best  collection  of 

Rustic    Work    Manufacturing  Company, 
Belle  Ewart,  Simcoe 


Sec.  64 — Extras 

J.  A.  Simmers,  147  King  Street  East, 
Toronto,  York  :   collection  Kvuriastings 

Rustic  Work  Manufaitturing  ('ompany, 
Hello  Kwart,  Simcoe :   Ilustic  Novelties 

T.  Kci<l,  Yorkvillo,  York  :    Englinh  Ivy 

J.  Graham,  Toronto,  York  :  English  Ivy 

Jamui  Fleming,  Toronto,  York  ;  Colous, 
collection  of 

Mrs.  E.  J.  Irwin,  Newmarket,  York : 
Floral  Mottoes 

Miss  Minn  Collier,  Toronto,  York; 
Geraniums,  collection  of 

James  Leslie,  Owen  Sound,  Grey :  Rustic 
Vase 

Stone  4  W^ellington,  Toronto,  York :  Fruit 
Trees  and  Ornamental  Shrubs,  assortment 

George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York  :  S.  Ameri- 
can Aloe 

CLASS  I^— Domestic  Wines 

Sec.  1 — Half  dozen  Dry  Wines 

Hamilton,    Dunlop    &     Co.,    Brantford, 

Brant  (2) 
Jos.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
James  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2 — Half  dozen  Sweet  Winen 
Hamilton,    Dunlop    &     Co.,    Brantford, 

Brant  (3) 
D.  Ryder,  Toronto,  York 
Jos.  D.  Lutz.  Stoney  <^'ieek,  Wentworth 
James  tirown,  Toronf      York 

Sec.  3 — Half  dozen  Sparkling  Wines 
Hamilton,  Dunlop  &  Co. ,  Brantford,  Brant 
Jos.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

Sec.  4 — Half  dozen  Canada  Claret 
Hamilton,  Dunlop  &  C<^.,  Brantford,  Brant 
Jos.  D.  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
James  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Part  2 — Professional  and  Commercial 
Wine  Makers  excluded 

Sec.  5 — Three  bottler  Dry  Wiiw,  white 
John  Hoskin,  Toronto,  York 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
Anna  lA'on,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
Henry  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  Q— -Three  bottles  Dry  Wine,  red 
John  Hoskin,  Toronto,  York 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 
Henry  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 
F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  7 — Three  bottles  Sweet  Wine,  white 
D.  Ryder,  Toronto,  York 
John  Hoskin,  Toronto,  York 
George  Taylor,  Soarboro'  Junction,  York 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
Anna  Lyon,  Dundas,  Wentworth 


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Sec.  8— Three  bottles  Sparkling  Wine 

John  Hoskin,  Toronto,  York 

George  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 

Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 

Sec.  9 —  Three  bottleg  any  other  sort  of  drape 
Wine 

John  Hoskin,  Toronto,  York 
(Jeorge  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
Henry  Lutz,  Stoney  Creek,  Wentworth 
Anna  Lyon,  Dundas,  Wentworth 


W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  \(^— Extras 

Hamilton,  Dunlop  &  Co.,  Brantford,  Brant, 

Collection  Wines 
John  Hoskin,  Toronto,  York,  3  bottles 

Rogers'     Hybrids    Vintage,    1878;    3 

bottles  Delaware  Vintage,  1878 
W.  A.  Smith,  Brantford,  Brant,  3  bottles 

unfermented  Cider,  12  years  in  bottle  ; 

3  bottles  fermented  Cider,  8  years  in 

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FINE   ARTS   DEPARTMENT. 


CLASS  LI — Oil  Paintings,  by  Professioniil 
Artists 

Sec,  1 — Figure,  or  Historical  Subject 
F.  M.  Bell  Smith,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  L.  Judson,  London,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  W.  L.  Schrieber,  Deer  Park,  Y"ork 
Thomas  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 
A.  M.  Ross,  Toronto,  York 

E.  S.  Shrapnel,  Toronto,  York 

A.  A.  B.  Dewdney,  Toronto,  York 

F.  A.  Verner,  Toronto,  York 
Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 
F.  H.  Roberts,  Toronto,  York 

W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 
John  N.  Gray,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2 — Landscape,  Canadian  Subject 
Wm.  Grant,  Lullamore,  Peel 
F.  M.  Bell  Smith,  Hamilcon,  Wentworth 
Mrs.  N.  Hamilton,  Yorkville,  York 
A.  Cox,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
L.  R.  O'Brien,  Toronto,  York 
Thomas  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 
H.  R.  Watsf'n,  Down,  Waterloo 
A.  A.  B.  Dewdney,  Toronto,  York 
F.  A.  Verner,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 
W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 

Sec.  3 — Marine,  Canadian  Subject 

Wm.  Grant,  Lullamore,  Peel    (3) 

E.  B.  Shuttlewortb,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Mrs.  L.  Judson,  London,  Middlesex 

L.  R.  O'Brien,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

E.  S.  Shrapnel,  Toronto,  York 

R.  E.  Ford,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 

Sec.  4 — Landscape  or  Marine,  not  Canadian 

E  S.  Shrapnel,  Orillia,  Simcoe 

Wm.  Grant,  Lullamore,  Peel 

Mrs.  L.  Judson,  London,  Middlesex 

A.  Cox,  Toronto,  York 

L.  R.  O'Brien,  Toronto,  York 


H.  R.  Watson,  Doon,  Waterloo    (2) 
Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 
W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 

Sec.  5 — Animals,  from  life 
E.  S.  Shrapnel,  Orillia,  Simcoe    (4) 
Mrs.  Schrieber,  Deer  Park,  York 
Thomas  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 

E.  S.  Shrapnel,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
R.  E.  Ford,  Toronto,  York 

F.  A.  Verner,  Toronto,  York 
Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 
W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 

Sec.  6 — Dead  Game 

E.  S.  Shrapnel,  Orillia,  Simcoe    (2) 
Mrs.  Schrieber,  Deer  Park,  York 
Thomas  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 

F.  A.  Verner,  Toronto,  York 
RicSard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Flowers  or  Fruit 
James  Griffiths,  London,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  N.  Hamilton,  Yorkville,  Y'ork  (2) 
Thomas  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 
Mrs.  Sarah  Hamilton,  Yorkville,  York  (2) 
F.  A.  Verner,  Toronto,  York 
W.  A.  Sherwood,  Lindsay,  Victoria 

Sec.  8 — Inanimate  Objects 

Mrs.  N.  Hamilton,  Yorkville,  York 
Mrs.  Schrieber,  Deer  Park,  York 
Mrs.  Sarah  Hamilton,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  9 — Portrait 

W.  Sawyer,  Kingston,  Frontenac 
Mrs.  L.  Judson,  London,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  Schrieber,  Deer  Park,  York 
J.  C.  Forbes,  Toronto,  York 
Thomas  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 
J.  M.  Ross,  Toronti3,  York 
J.  W.  Bridgman,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Edwin  Hudson,  Toronto,  York    (3) 
L,  H.  Roberts,  Toronto,  York 


BSBtei 


ClasH  L). 


int 
8,  York 

ntford,  Brant, 

rk,  3  bottlea 

56,    1878;    3 

1878 

mt,  3  bottles 

irs  in  bottle  ; 

r,  8  years  in 


rloo    (2) 

'ork 

Suron 


loe    (4) 
York 
le,  York 
irk  (4) 

k 

fork 

Huron 


ioe    (2) 
l^ork 
York 

ork 


Idleaex 
York  (2) 
I,  York 
die,  York  (-2) 

Victoria 


York 
Tork 
le,  York 


nac 

Idlesex 

ork 


1,  York 

>rk    (2) 
k    (3) 


Class  Lii. 


AUTHORIZED   CATALOGUE. 


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Water  Colors  by  Professional  Artists. 

Sec.  10 — Figure  or  Historical  Subject 

F.  M.  Bell  Smith,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (2) 
Mrs.  L.  Judson,  London,  Middlesex 
L.  R.  O'Brien,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Mrs.  Schrieber,  Deer  Park,  York 
Jas.  iSidney  Crocker,  Toronto,  York 
F.  A.  Vemer,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 

Sec.  11 — Landscape,  Catwdian  Subject 

L.  R.  O'Brien,  Toronto,  York  (3) 

F.  A.  Vemer,  Toronto,  York  (3) 

W,  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 

Euretta  Millard,  Toronto,  York  (3) 

F.  M.  Bell-Smith,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

!*<ec.  12 — Manne,  Canadian  Subject 

L.  R.  O'Brien,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

F.  A.  Vemer,  Toronto,  York 

W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 

F.  M.  Be'i-Smith,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  13 — Landscape  or  Marine,  not  Canadian 

Mrs.  L.  Judson,  London,  Middlesex 
L.  R,  OBrien,  Toronto,  York 
0.  S.  Millard,  Toronto,  York  (8) 
Jas.  Sidney  Crocker,  Toronto,  York 
F.  A.  Vemer,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 
M.  Matthews,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  14 — Animals  from  life 
£.  S.  Shrapnel,  Orillia,  Simcoe 
Mrs.  Schneber,  Deer  Park,  York 
Thomas  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 
W.  N.  Cresswell,  Seaforth,  Huron 

Sec.  15 — Flowers  or  Fruit 
James  Griffiths,  London,  Middlesex 
Jos.  T.  Rolph,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Eobert  F.  G^en,  Toronto,  York    (4) 
Thomas  M.  Alartin,  Yorkville,  York 
William  B«vell,  Toronto,  York    (4) 
Arthur  T.  Gregory,  Parkdale,  York 

Sec.  16 — Dead  Oame 
E.  S.  Shrapnel,  Orillia,  Simcoe 
.Jos.  T.  Rolph,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Thomas  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 
Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  17 — Sketches 
Mrs.  Schrieber,  Deer  Park,  York 
P.  H.  Dufresne,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  18 — Portrait 

iSfs,  L.  Judson,  London,  Middlesex 
P.  H.  Dufre°ne,  Toronto,  York 
M.  Mathews,  Toronto,  York 

DRAwiyos  IK  Light  and  Shadk — By 

PROyESSIONAL  ArTISTS 

lee  19 — Colored  Crayon 

James  Griffiths,  London,  Middlesex 
Mr«.  Schreib«r,  Deer  Park,  York 


Sec.  20 — Crayon  Drawing  from  Antuiue  Cant 
Mrs.  Schreiber,  Deer  Park,  York 
John  N.  Gray,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
P.  H.  Dufrtsae,  Toronto,  York     (3) 

Sec.  21 — Drawing  in  Black  and  White  frwn 
Inanimate  Objects 
Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  22 — Crayon  or  Pencil  Portrait 

Ada  NicoU,  Shelbume,  Grey 

A.  B.  Gregory,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 

Mrs.  Schreiber,  Deer  Park,  York 

J.  M.   Ross,  Toronto,  York 

Isaac  T,  H.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

F.  A.  Vemer,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  23 — Peti  and  Ink  Sketch 
Jame?  Griffiths,  London,  Middlesex 
L.  R.  O'Brien,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Schreiber,  Deer  Park,  York 
J.  M.  Purdy,  Toronto,  York 
Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 
John  N.  Gray,  Toronto,  York 

E.  J.  Zablocki,  Toronto,  York. 

Sec.  24 — Charcoal  Sketch 
Mrs.  SchreiJber,  Deer  Park,  York 
John  N.  Gray,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  25 — Sepia  Drawing 
James  Griffiths,  London,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  L.  Judson,  hondou,  Middlesex 
L.  R.  O'Brien,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Schreiber,  Deer  Park,  York 
Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2&— Extra  Entries 

Mrs.  Schreiber,  Deer  Park,  York,  Bailey's 
Eve  at  the  Fountain 

Wm.  H.  G.  Colles,  Kt.,  Blyth,  Huron, 
Heraldic  Chart,  Chronological  Table, 
Illustrated  Heraldic  Pedigree,  lllnstrated 
Private  Pedigree 

F.  A.  Vemer,  Toronto,  York,  Seven  Lift- 
size  Indian  Portraits 

Richard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York,  Crayon 

Drawing,  Animals  from  Life 
William  Kevell,  Toronto,  York,  Specimen 

of  Illumination 

CLASS  LII.— Oil  Paintiugs— By  Amateurs 

Sec.  1 — Figure  or  Historical  Stihject 

John  P.  Hunt,  London,  Middlesex 
Henry  Cawthna,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Mary  Cawthra,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  George  Arthurs,  Yorkville,  York  (3) 

Sec.  2 — Landscape    or    Marine — Canadian 
Subject 

M.  L.  MiUer,  Gait,  Waterloo  (2) 
John  P.  Hunt,  London,  Middlesex 
James  Smith,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
Miss  A.  E.  Van  Kirk,  Toronto,  York 
Annie  G.  Lister,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (2) 
Miw  Lukes,  Toronto,  York 


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Class  Lin. 


Sec.  4 — AnimaUfrom  Life 

John  P.  Hunt,  London,  Middleaex 
E.  Fahn,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6 — F/otoere  or  Fruit 

E.  Fahn,  Toronto,  York  (8) 

MiBs  A.  E.  Van  Kirk,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Portrait 

John  P.  Hunt,  London,  Middlesex 
R.  A.  Sinclair,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Jane  Denovan,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  George  Arthars,  Yorkville,  York 

Water  Colors,  by  Amatkubs 

Sec.  8 — Figure  or  Historical  Suliject 

Heibert  G.  Paull,  Toronto,  York 

Mrs.  William  Gilmour,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Kichard  W.  E.  Green,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.   9 — Landscape    or   Marine,    Canadian 
Subject 

Herbert  G.  Paull,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  William  Gilmour,  Toronto,  Ywk  (3) 
Mrs.  W.  Lea,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
James  Smith,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
R.  E.  Greece,  Toronto,  York    (3) 
Annie  G.  Lister,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (2) 
A.  J.  Evans,"  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (2) 

Sec.  11 — Dead  Oame 
Caroline  S.  Gagen,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  12 — Flowers  or  Fruit 

Caroline  S.  Gagen,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
Misa  K.  Gilmour,  Toronto,  York 

Drawings  in  Light  &  Shads,  by  Amateurs 

Sec.  14 — Crayon  from  Cast 

Helen  R.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Kate  Allen,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

F.  W.  Jopling,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Miss  Mary  Caven,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

Sec.  15 — Pen  and  Ink  Sketch 
Elizabeth  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  16 — Portrait  in  light  and  shade 
A.  J.  Evans,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  17 — Pencil  Drawing 
Miss  M.  F.  Ross,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Miss  Emma  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Helen  R.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
Victor  B.  Hall,  Toronto,  York 
Collegiate    Institute,    Hamilton,    Went- 
worth (4) 

Sec.  18 — Sepia  Draiving 
M.  Matthews,  Toronto,  York 
A.  J.  Evans,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  19— Extras 

Miss  Emma  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York  :  2 

Crayon  Copies  of  AJiimals 
John  H.  Templeman,  Toronto,  York :  copy 

of  Ten  Commandments,  illuminated  in 

Vellum 


R.  E.  Greene,  Toronto,  York  : 

Margaret  McLaren,  Hamilton,  Wentworth: 
Water  Color  Fainting,  on  Satin ;  Fire 
Screen;  Water  Color  Painting  on  Terra 
Cotta  ;  Painting  on  China,  2  Plaa][ues  ; 
ITile 

CLASS  LIII—  Sculpture,  Photography, 
Mechanical  Drawing,  Engraving  and 
Architecture. 

Sec.  1 — Carving  in  Stone,  in  Relief 

AVilliam  MoUington,  Toronto,  York 
William  Holbrook,  Toronto,  York 
N.  L.  Steiaer,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  2 — Carving  in  Wood 

William  Mollington,  Tovonto,  York 
William  Holbrook,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  J.  Vizard,  Toronto,  York 
Beam  Bros.,  London,  Middlesex 
Jos.  Davids,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3 — Model,  in  clay  or  wax,  with  plaster 
cast 

Frank  Oben,  Toronto,  York 
M.  J.  Hynes  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
John  S.  Baxter,  Seaton,  York 
Margaret    McLaren,     Hamilton,    Went- 
worth   (2) 

Sec.  6 — Modelling  in  Plaster 
M.  J.  Hynes  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  6 — Architectural  Drawings,  geometrical 
or  perspective  view 

Thomas  S.  Carr6,  Toronto,  York 
McCaw  &.  Lennox,  Toronto,  York    (4) 
G.  N.  Gunn,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Frank  J.  Otter,  Don  Mount,  York  (2) 

Sec.  7 — Mechanical  Drawing,  macliimry  in 
perspective 

Louis  Whitehead,  Toronto,  York 
A.  M.  Gibson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.   8 — Oeometrical  Drawing  of  engine  or 
mill  work,  coloured 
Frank  J.  Otter,  Don  Mount,  York 
Sec.  9 — Engraving  on  Wood,  with  proof 

Toronto  Engraving  Co.,  Toronto,  York  (11) 
A.  M.  Theale,  Toronto,  York 
Rolph,  Smith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  Y^ork 
Woodward,  Grant  &  Co..  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  10 — Engraving  on  Copper,  with  proof 
Rolph,  Smith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Woodward,  Grant  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  11 — Engraving  on  Olass,  with  speciment 

John  Kincade,  Toronto,  York 
See.  12 — Lithographic  Drawing,  plain 

Rolph,  Smith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
(yopp,  Clark  &  Co;,  Toronto,  York 
Woodward,  Grant  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 


Class  Liii. 


Wcntworth: 
Satin ;  Fire 
ing  on  Terra 
2  Plac(][ue« ; 


kotography, 
raving  and 

f/ 

York 
fork. 
(2) 

York 

fork 

ork 

ex 

wiUi  plaster 


york 

ton,    Went- 

^ork  (2) 
geometrical 

rk 

ork    (4) 

) 

ork  (2) 

addnery  in 
rk 

engine  or 

ork 

proof 
York  (11) 

i'ork 

o,  York  (2) 

th  proof 

if  ork 

o,  York  (2) 

h  specivtent 

lain 

^ork 

)rk 

to,  York 


Class  Liv. 


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Sec.  13 — Lithographic  Drawing,  printed  in 
colours 

A.  H.  Gorrell  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
W'illliam  H.  G.  Colles,  Kt.,  Blyth,  Huron 
Rolph,  Smith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Copp,  Clark  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Woodward,  Grant  &  Co.,  Toronto  (3) 

Sec.  14 — Lithographic  Commercial  Work,  in 
black  or  colours 
Rolph,  Smith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Copp,  Clark  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
W^ward,  Grant  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  15— Extras 

Sir  William  Colles,  Blyth,  Huron 

A.  Ratsey,  Toronto,  York:  Steel  En- 
gravings 

James  D.  Smith,  Toronto,  York  :  Frames 
of  Photographs  of  Buildings  (2) 

Kichard  Baigent,  Toronto,  York :  Exhibit 
of  School  Work,  Collegiate  Institute 

Charles  Nurse,  Parkdale,  York:  Models 
of  Carpenters'  Tools  in  Ivory 

E.  Pilsworth,  Yorkville,  York :  FretWoA 

Mark  Franklin,  Toronto,  York :  Stamps, 
collection  of 

Josiah  Fennell,  Toronto,  York :  Model 
Landscape,  Bric-a-brac ;  Model  Log 
House ;  Weather  Prophet 

Eolph,  Smith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York  :  Il- 
luminating and  Embossing  specimen. 
Lithographic  Circular  Writing  specimen 

Jos.  McCausland,  Toronto,  York:  Coloured 
Glass,  Embossed,  etc. 

Woodward,  Grant  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York : 
Die  Sinking,  Illuminated  Embossing, 
Relief  and  Cameo  Stamping 

Ontario  School  of  Art,  Toronto,  York 


W.  H.  Moore,  Toronto,  York,  collection 
of  Postage  and  Revenue  Stamps 

Stephen  R.  Morris,  Toronto,  York,  coUec- 
tiqn  of  Foreign  Postage  Stamps 

A.  H.  Gorrell  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  frame 
of  Lithographed  Portraits,  black  and 
coloured 

Ann  Langton,  Yorkville,  York,  assort- 
ment Vases,  with  ornamental  painting 
-of  flowers 

John  Langton,  Yorkville,  York,  model  of 
Backwood  Scenery 

H.  R.  Taylor,  '.pronto,  York,  modelling 
in  Soap 

Photoobaphv 
Sec.  16 — Portraits,  collection  of,  colored 

J.  F.  H.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  A.  Hallen,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
Mr.  Fraser,  Kingston,  Frontenac 
Isaac  T.  H.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  R.  Manle,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  17 — Portraits,  collection  of,  plain 

Hunter  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
P.  H,  Dofresne,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.   19 — Portrait,  finished  in  black  and 
white 

Hunter  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2.0— Extras 

Fraser,  Kingston,  Frontenac:  Photographs, 

colored  in  oil 
Sir  W.  Colles,  Kt.,  Blyth,   Huron :  Set 

of  Photographs  on  Glass  (2) 
P.  H.  Dufresne,  Toronto,  York  :  Enlarged 

Photographic  Portraits  (3)        « 


MANUFACTUBBS   AND   INDUSTEIAL 
DEPAETMENT. 


CLASS  LIV— Iron  and  Wood  Working 
Machinery,  Pumps,  Tools  and  Railway 
Appliances,  &c. 

I'aht  1— Steam  Enoinis  and  Conkbctions. 

Sec.    1 — Engine   and   Boiler,    portable,    in 
operation 
John  Abell,  Woodbridge,  York 
Wm.  Hamilton,  Peterboro',  Peterboro' 
Waterous  Engine  Works  Company,  Brant- 
ford,  Brant 
?<ec.  3 — Engine  Castings,  assortmetiA 
J.  Neill  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York 

>iec.  4 — Steam  Boiler 
Waterous  Engine  Works  Company,  Brant- 
ford,  Brant 


Sec.  5 — Steam  Engine,  variable  cut-off,  30- 
Horse  power  and  upwards,  in  operation 

Tliompson   &    Williams,    Manufacturing 
Company,  Stratford,  Perth 

Sec.  6— Steam  Engine,  common  slide  valve, 
Q'horse  power  and  upwanl,  in  operation 
John  Doty,  Toronto,  York 
Wm.  Hamilton,  Peterboro',  Peterboro' 
J.  Neill  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York 
Wat«rons  Engine  Works  Company,  Brant- 
ford,  Brant 
Sec.    7  —  Working    Drawing    of     Engine, 
embracing  general  dravnng,  details  and 
specifications 
W.  H.  Trout,  Peterboro',  Peterboro' 
J.  B.  Xiamb,  Ottawa,  Carleton 


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Class  LIV. 


Sec.  8 — Extras 
John  Doty,  Toronto,  York,  Steam  Engine 

and  Boiler,  4  h.  p.  semi-portable 
Wm.    Hamilton,   Peterboro',   Peterboro', 

Steam  Engine,  semi-portable    (2) 
R.  Mitchell  &  Co.,  Montreal,  P.Q.,  Water 

Injectors 
A.    M.   Forsted,   Hamilton,   Wentwoith, 

Flue    Cleaners,   Self-acting    Oil    Cups, 

Boiler  Purger 
G.    H.    Cretes,    Hamilton,    Wentworth, 

Earth  Boring  Auger 
Thompson    &    Willianj|a'    Manufacturing 

Company,  Stratford,  rerfih  :   Air  Pump 

and  Condenser  ;  Engine  Governor 
J.  B.  Lamb,  Ottawa,  Carleton:  Drawing 

of  Resawing  Machine 
H.  T.  Smith,  Toronto,  York :    Model  of 

steam  pump  for  Soda  Water:  model 

reversible  rock  valve  engine 

Part  2— Wood  Wokkino  Machinery 
Sec.  9 — Band  Saw 
Cant,  Crourlay  &  Co. ,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec.  12 — Mortmr  Power 

Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec.  13 — Mortiser  Foot 
Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec.  14 — Moulding  Machine,  4  heads 
Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 
McKechnie  &  Bertram,  Dundas,  Wentworth 

Sec.  15 — Moulding  Machine,  single  head 
Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec.    16— Planing  and  Matching   Machine, 
single 

McKechriife  &  Bertram,  Dundas,  Went- 
worth 

Sec.    17 — Planing  and  Matching  Machine, 
double 
Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 
McKechnie  &   Bertram,  Dundas,  Went- 
worth 

Sec.  18 — Resawing  Machine 
Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec  19— iScroW  6'aw 
W.  B.  Pollock,  Toronto,  York 
Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 
J.  Westman,  Toronto,  York 

Sec  20 — Shaping  McKhine 

Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gali;,  Waterloo 

Sec.  21 — Shingle  Machine 

Waterous     Machine     Works    Company, 
Brantford,  Brant 

Sec.  2,2—Tennoning  Machine 
(hat,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 


Sec.  23 —  Window  Blind  Machine,  set 
Cant,  Gourlay  &,  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec.  2&— Extra 
Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co. ,  Gait,  Waterloo :  Rip 

Saw  Table,  Gang  Rip  Saw  Table,  Door 

Clamp,    Carriage    Cut-oflf   Saw,    Buz^ 

Planer,  Saw  Arbors 
E.    L.   Eastman  and  Company,   Boston, 

Mass.  U.  S.,  Mitreing  Machines    (2) 

Part  3 — Iron  Working  Machines 
Sec.  26— J?ra««  Finishers'  Latlie 

W.  B.  Pollock,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  27 — Drilling  Machine,  Jiadial 
McKechnie  &  Bertram,  Dundas,   Went- 
worth 

Sec.  28 — Drilling  Machine,  Medium 

R.  Walker,  YorkviUe,  York 
Sec.  29 — Drilling  Machine,  small 

And.  Jardine,  Hespeler,  Waterloo 

Sec.  31 — Planing  Machine 
McKechnie  &  Bertram,  Dundas,  Went- 
worth 

Sec.  32 — Shaping  Machine 
McKechnie  &  Bertram,   Dundas,  Went- 
worth 

Sec.  33 — Screw  Cutting  Engine  Lathe,  large 
McKechnie  &  Bertram,   Dunda<,  Went- 
worth 

Sec.  34 — Screw  Cutting  Engine  Lathe,  small 

McKechnie  k  Bertram,  Dundas,  Went- 
worth 

Sec.  35— .Ert/cM 

And.  Jardine,  Hespeler,  Waterloo,  Hand 
Drilling  Machine. 

And.  Jardine,  Hespeler,  Waterloo,  Bolt 
and  Nut  Threading  Machine 

Cant,  Gourlay  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo,  Iron 
Boring  Lathe 

McKechnie  <b  Bertram,  Dundas,  Went- 
worth :  Lever  Drill 

Part  4 — Machines  of  Flour  Mills. 
Sec.  ^—Bolting  Cloth. 
Consolidated  Manufacturing  Co.,  Toronto, 

York 
Goldie  &  McCullOch,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Howes,  Babcock  &  Co.,  Silver  Creek,  N.  Y. 

Sec.  37 — Bran  Duster 
Consolidated  Purifier  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Goldie  &  McCulloch,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Howes,  Babcock  &Co  ,  Silver  Creek,  NY. 
Benjamin  Barter,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  38— Gm<  Mill,  Portable 

Waterous  Engine  Works  Company,  Brant- 
lord,  Brant 


Class  Liv. 


,  set 
aterloo 


tcrloo 
Table, 
Saw, 

:  Rip 
Door 
Buz?: 

ly,    Boston, 
lines    (2) 

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Went- 

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Went- 

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large 
Went- 

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small 
Went- 

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Etterloo,  Iron 

lidas,  Went- 


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bo.,  Toronto, 

laterloo 
Creek,  N.Y. 


^onto,  York 
jiterloo 
ICreek,  NY. 
Irk 


kany,  Brant- 


Sec.  29— Middlings  Purifier 
Consolidated  Pnrifier  Co.,  Toron*"  York 
Goldie  ft  MoCulloch,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec.  AX^MiU  Stone 
C^onsolidatad  Purifier  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Goldie  k  MoCulloch,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec  42 — Smut  Machine 
Consolidated  Pnrifier  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Goldie  k  McCuUoch,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Howes,  Babcock  k  Co.,  Silver  Creek,  N.Y 

Sec.  43 — Oat  and  Cockle  Separator  ' 

Consolidated  Purifier  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Goldie  k  McCuUoch,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Howse,  Babcock  &  Co.,  Silver  Creek,  N.Y 
Benjamin  Barter,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  44 — Mill  Stone  exhaust 

Consolidated  Purifier  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  ^—Extras 

Consolidated  Purifier  Co.,  Toronto,  York  : 
Combination  Brush  and  Smut  Separating 
Machine,  Adjustable  Brush  and  Separa- 
tor Machine,  Consolidated  Chilled  Iron 
Middlings  Rolls,  Barley  Separator, 
Flour  Packer,  MiUstone  Curbs,  Elevator 
Buckets,  Paint  Sta£Fs,  Millstone  Drivers, 
Asparator,  Bran  Dresser 

Goldie&McCulloch, Gait, Waterloo:  Booth 
Separator,  Brush  Machine,  Flour  Packer, 
Roll  Machine,  Stone  Spindle,  Step,  Proof 
Staff,  Sargeant's  Burr  Driver,  Set  Mill 
Pickii  (9  cracking  and  3  furrowing),  Pair 
Pick  Handles,  Stone  Curb  with  silent 
feed.  Bolt  Feeder,  Pair  Gear 

Howes,  Baboook  ft  Co.,  Silver  Creek,  N.Y. : 
Wheat  Meal  Cooler,  Buckwheat  Huller, 
Flour  Packer,  Brush  and  Separating 
Machine 

B.  H.  Skoyles,  Odessa,  Ijcnnox :  Bolting 
ft  Crushing  Reel,  for  manufacturing 
fiour  by  a  new  process 

J.  Neill  ft  Sons,  Toronto,  York  :  Set  Mill 
Stone  Irons  ;  Spindle  Tram  Pot 

Part  5— Machisbs  fob  Saw  Mills 
Sec.  46 — Circular  Saws,  assortment  of 
R.  H.  Smith  ft  Co.,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
Shurly  ft  Dietrich,  Gait,  Waterloo 
James  Robertson  ft  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  48 — Gang  Saw  and  Frame 

Waterous  Engine  Works  Company,  Brant- 
ford,  Brant 

Sec.  50— Mill  Dog 

Waterous  Engine  Works  Company,  Brant- 
ford,  Brant 

Sec.  61 — Portable  Saw  Mill,  in  operation 

Waterous  Engine  Works  Company,  Brant> 
ford,  Braat 


Part  6 — Hand  Tools  for  Mktal  and  Wood 

Sec.  63 — Blacksmiths'  Tools,  assortment 

Andrew  Jardine,  Hespeler,  Waterloo 

-  • 
Sec.  64 — Blacksmith's  Bellows 

J.  Westman,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  65 — Chopping  Axe 
James  Wamock  ft  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec.  56 — Drill,  Taps,  Dies  and  Rimmers 
Andrew  Jardine,  Hespeler,  Waterloo 

Sec.  67 — JEdge  Tools,  assortment  of 
James  Wamock  ft  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Sec.  59 — Files,  assortment 
Thomas  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
Caleb  Howard,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  60 — Picks  and  Shovels,  assortment  of 
James  Wamock  ft  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Sec.  61 — Saw,  Hand,  assortment  of 
R.  H.  Smith  ft  Co.,  St.  Catharines,  LincoU 
Shurley  ft  Dietrich,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Sec,  62— Extras 
G.  H.  Copping,  Toronto,  York,   1  Foot 

Power  Fret  Saw 
£.  Westman,  Toronto,  York,  Assortment 

of  Butcher's  Saws  and  Tools 
R.  H.  Smith  ft  Co.,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln, 

assortment  of  Cross  cut    Saws ;    Mill, 

Muley  and  Drag  Saws 
George  Campbell,  31  Walton  St.,  Toronto, 

York,  Hot  Blast  Portable  Forge  (2) 
Shurly  ft  Deitrich,  Gait,  Waterloo,  Trowels, 

assortmentof  ;  Straw  Knives,  assortment 

of ;    Tobacco  Cutters ;    Mason's   Mitre 

Rods 
Silas  L.  Beebe,  Uxbridge,  Ontario,  Chop- 
ping Axe  ;  assortment  of  Pump  Boring 

Tools  ;  Hub  Rimmers 
Dundas  Edge  Tool  Co.,  Dundas,  Went- 

worth,  do?en  Axes 
Peter  Learn,  Ridseway,  Welland,  Portable 

Forge,  No.  1 ;  do..  No.  2 ;  Accompanying 

Tools,  No.  1  ;  do.,  No.  2 
James  Wamock  ft  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo, 

Crow    Bars,    Hammers,    and    Railway 

Supplies 
J.  Westman,   Toronto,  York  :     Portable 

Forge 

Part  7— Firb  and  Skrvics  Ptrjfps 
Sec.  66 — Fire  Engine,  Stationery,  Hand 

Plews  ft  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  70 — Pump,  Steam,  for  boiler  feeding 

Thomas  Northey,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

J.  NeUl  ft  Sons,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  71 — Pump  Power 

William  Robertson,  Oakville,  Haltca 
Sec.  13— Pump,  Hand,  for  farm  $er nice.  Iron 

William  Robertson,  Oakville,  Hilton 


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Sec.  74 — Pump,  Hand  for /arm  sendee,  Wood 
PlewB  &  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Ontario  Pump  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
William  White,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  75 — Pump,  Hand,  for  house  service 
Plews  &  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Ontario  Pump  Co.,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
William  Bobertson,  Oakville,  Halton 

Sec.  16— Extras 

J.  H.  Yangant,  Leamington,  Essex,  Chain 
Pump 

William  Robertson,  Oakville,  Halton,  col- 
lection of  Well-Force  Cistern  Pump  Iron 

John  Date,  Montreal,  P.  Q. :  Set  of  Driv 
ing  apparatus 

Part  8 — Machines  for  Miscellaneous 

Purposes. 
Sec.  78 — Brick  Making  Machine 
L.  Peers,  YorkvUle,  York  (2) 
John  A.  Manless,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  82 — Fountain 
Kabjohn  Olmsted  &  Son,  Hamilton,  Went- 

worth 
Bennett  &  Wright,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  85 —  Water  and  Gas  Pipes,  assortment  of 
St.  Lawrence  Foundry,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  87 — Gas  Engine 
Joseph  Phillips,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  88 — Soda  Water  apparatus,  complete 
H.  T.  Smith,  Toronto,  York    (6) 

Sec.  89 —  Wind  Mill,  in  operation 

U.S.  Wind  Engine  and  Pump  Co. ,  Batavia, 

Illinois,  U.S. 
Plewi  &  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  90—  Water  Wheel 
John  McDougall,  Montreal,  Hochelaga 
J,  C.  W^Usou  &  Co.,  Picton,  P.  E.  Co. 


Sec.  91 — Printing  Press,  Power 
Westman  &  Baker,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
Rolph  Smith  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  92 — Printing  Press,  hand 

Westman  &  Baker,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  96— Extras 

George  H.  Copping,  Toronto,  York,  Egg 
Beater 

Holt  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  Well-boring 
Machinery 

C.  A.  Campbell,  Toronto,  York^  Auto- 
matic Safety  Swing 

John  Farthing,  Toronto,  York,  Edison's 
Electric  Pen  and  Press 

William  Dicks,  Toronto,  York,  Dies, 
Chisels,  Punch,  Wire  Cutter,  Tools,  &c. 

A.  M.  Forsted,  Hamilton,  Wentworth, 
Lawn  Fountain  or  Sprinkler 

William  Warwick,  Toronto,  York,  Ruling 
Machine,  with  patent  striker  attachment 

T.    Dimma,   Toronto,    York,  Potato  and 
Apple  Peeler 

C.  S.  Grant,  Toronto,  York  :  Hydro-Ex- 
tractor 

Fleming  &  Company,  Toronto,  York  : 
Model  Stereotype  apparatus,  in  operation 

Belding,  Paul  &  Company,  Montreal,  P. 
Q.  :  Machine  for  manufacture  of  Sewing 
Silks,  Twists,  Silk  Embroidery,  &c 

R.  Donaldson,  Montreal,  P.  Q.  :  Cheese 
Tester 

Rice  Lewis  &  Son,  Toronto,  York :  Lumstile 

Part  9— Railway  Appliances 
Sec.  98 — Passenger  Car 

Thomas  Muir,  London,  Middlesex 
Sec.  m— Freight  Car 

Thomas  Muir,  London,  Middlesex 
See.  102 — Automatic  Car  Coupler 

Patrick  Lappin,  Davenport,  York 

Sec.  103— Extras  in  Part  9 

Robert  Ragnall,  Aurora,  York  :  Railway 
Switch 


MECHANICAL   AND    METAL   WOBK 

(MISCELLANEOUS). 


CLASS  LV. 

Part  1— Bells,  Fire  Arms,  Cutlery, 
Scales,  Hardware,  &c. 

Sec.  5 — Fire-proof  Safe 
J.  &  J.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Scales,  Counter 

E.  &  C.  Gumey  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
C.  Wilson  &  Son,  Toronto,  York.  (3) 
E.  GoflFA  Co.,  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  8 — Scales,  Platform 
E.  &  C.  Gumey  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
C.  Wilson  &  Son,  Toronto,  York    (3) 
E.  Goff  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  12 — Refrigerator 
James  McKelvey,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
J.  G.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 
Allan  Murphy,  Toronto,  York 
J.  H.  Kaldemorgan,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Withrow  &  Hillock,  Toronto,  York 
Noah  L.  Piper  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 


Class  LV. 


)rk    (2) 
ito,  York 


»rk 

York,  Egg 

V^ell-boring 

ork,  Auto- 

i,  Edison's 

ork.  Dies, 
,  Tools,  &c. 
Ventwortli, 

ork,  Fuling 
attachmeut 
Potato  and 

Hydro-Ex- 

ato,  York  : 
in  operation 
lontreal,  P. 
re  of  Sewing 
ery,  &c 
Q.  :    Cheese 

■k:  Lumstile 

klfCBS 

esex 
esex 
ork 

Railway 


t'laSB  LV, 


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bo,  York 
>rk    (3) 


les,  Lincoln 


Tork    (f.) 
lYork 
V  York 


Sec.  13—  Water  Filterer 

James  McKdvey,  St,  Catharines,  Lincoln 
E.  &  0.  Gurney  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  14 — Bank  Lock,  Combination 

J.  4  J.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  15 — Door  Locks,  AanortmerU  of 

L.  B.  Spencer,  Kingston,  Frontenac 
Sec.  17 — Jfaih  20  Iba.  each  dze,  cut 

Peck,  Benny  &  Co.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Sec.  18. — Nails,  20  lbs.  each  size,  pressed 
Peck,  Benny  &  Co. ,  Montreal,  Que. 

Sec.  19 — Nails,  hot  pressed. 
Peck,  Benny  &  Co. ,  Montreal,  Que. 

Sec.  22— Extras 

J.  C  Landon,  Gananoque,  Leeds  :  Self- 
locking  Window  Fastener 
Electric    Hardware    Manufacturing    Co., 

Toronto,  York :   Furniture  Castors  and 

Tinned  Iron  Spoons 
J.  &  J.  Taylor,   Toronto,   York:    Bank 

Burglar-proof  Safes 
H.  W.  Booth,  St.  Thomas,  Elgin :  Kaoka 

Coffee-pot 
SelWay  &  Rennie,  Toronto,  York  :  Racing 

Plates,  Trotting  Shoes,  Hunting  Shoes, 

Draught  Horse  Shoes 

C.  S.  Grant,  Toronto,  York  :  Self-loading 
Truck 

J.  E.  Clipsham,  Gravenhurst,  Muskoka : 
Self-supporting  Toasting  Fork 

C  Wilson* Son,  Toronto,  York;  Portable 
Butchers'  Scales,  Wilson's  Butcher's 
Scales,  assortment  of  Butchers'  Scales, 
Combination  Beam,  Donmount  Scale, 
Self-loading  Truck 

J.  0.  Middleton,  Toronto,  York ;  Fire  and 
Burglar-proof  Shutter 

W.  B.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York  :  Deep 
Seat  Water  Closet 

Dingman,  Stickney  A;  Co.,  Toronto,  York: 
Glass  Egg  Beater 

A.  Ratsey,  Toronto,  York :  Yankee  Swing 

Peck,  Benny  &  Co. ,  Montreal,  P.Q. :  Horse- 
shoe Nails,  Railroad  Spikes,  Ship  Spikes 

Foster  &  Son,  Toronto,  York :  assortment 
of  Cutlery,  Gilfillan  Pat.  Spring  and 
Hinges 

Part  2— Gas  Ftxtttres,  Sheet  Metal, 
Wire  Wokk,  &c. 

Sec.  23 — CcM  Fixtures,  including  Pendants, 
Brackets,  <fcc,,  assortment  qf 

D.  S.  Keith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
S.  Meadows,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Bennett  &  Wright,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  24 — Kerosene  Fixtures,  including  Pen- 
dants, Brackets,  <fcc.,  assortment  of 
William  Thomson,  Toronto,  York 
NotJi  L.  Piper  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  25. — Lead  Pipe,  Seamless,  an  assortmml 
James  Robertson  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

A.  J.  Somerville,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  26 — Lead  Shot,  an  assortment 
James  Robertson  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  27 — Sheet  Lead  or  Plumbers'  Work,  an 
assortment 
D.  S.  Keith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  29— Sheet  Brass  Work,  machine  made,  an 
assortment 

Booth  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  30 — Sfieet  Copper  Work,  hand  made,  an 
assortment 

William  Cottrell,  Toronto,  York 
Booth  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  31 — Sfieet  Copper  Work,  machine  made, 
an  assortment 

Booth  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  35 — Tinsmiths'  Work,  an  assortment 
William  Cottrell,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  38 —  Wire  Work,  an  assortment 

B.  Greening  &  Co. ,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Sec.  39 — Show  Cases  of  metal 

W.  Millichamp,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
Sec.  40— Extras 

John  Whitefield,  Toronto,  York  :  Assort- 
ment of  Chain. 

W.  Millichamp,  Toronto,  York  :  Ebonized 
silver  pointed  Prescription  Show  Case 
Walnut  silver  pointed  Prescription  Show 
Case,  Round  Front,  Walnut  silver 
pointed  Prescription  Show  Case,  assort- 
ment of  Door  Plates,  assortment  Metal 
Bars 

D.  S.  Keith  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York:  Brass 
Castings 

Booth  &  Son,  Toronto,  York:  Copper 
(Planished)  Bath  Tubs 

Lauder  &  Thornton  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany, Toronto,  York :  Peet  Valves, 
Globe  Valves,  Angle  Valves,  Cheek 
Valves,  Hytlrant  Vjuves,  Curling  Stone 
H  andles.  Hose  Branches,  Steam  Whistles, 
Steam  Gauges,  Vacuum  Gauges,  Gauge 
Cocks,  Water  Gauge  Colunui,  Basin 
Cocks 

E.  &  C.  Gumey  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York  : 
Hot  Water  Heater  (2) 

A.  J.  Somerville,  Toronto,  York  :  Babbitt 
Metal 

J.  H.  Stone  &  Co. ,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  : 
Tubular  Lanterns^  Bird  Cages 

B.  Greening  &  Co.,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  : 
Iron  Wheels  and  Wire  Rope  for  Power, 
Perforated  Zinc  assortment.  Wove  Wire 
assortment,  Wire  Rope  assortment,  Rid- 
dle and  Steel  Brushes 


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Joseph  Lamb,  Toronto,  York :  Bird  Cage 
of  wire  and  wood 

J.  L.  Mott  &  Go.,  per  Bennett  &  Wrightr 
Toronto,  York :  Demorest's  Patent 
Water  Closet,  Patent  Feeding  Urinal, 
bronzed  and  enamelled 

Bennett  &  Wright,  Toronto,  York  :  Marble 
Top  Washstand,  Zane's  Patent  Water 
Closet 

Noah  L.  Pip«r  &  Son,  Toronto,  York: 
Improved  ^g  Tester,  Inproved  Chicken 
Fountain,  Street  Lamp  and  Bracket 
Lamps,  Railroad  Lamps,  an  assortment 
of,  Iin{HroTed  Ventilators,  Graniteware, 
an  assortment  of 

Part  3 — Gold   &   SiiiTERSMrni's   Work, 
Platbd  Wark,  Clocks,  Ac 

Sec.  U— Electro  Plated  Ware 
EHectric  Hardware  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany, Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4&— Watch  Caaea 
Arms  ft  Qoigley,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  41— Extras 

P.  W.  Ellister,  Toronto,  York:  Case  of 
Jewellery 

A.  Wandby,'  Toronto,  York:  Mustard 
Bottle 

Thomas  Tinning,  Toronto,  York  :  Testi- 
monials in  Silverware  for  saving  life 

Part  4 — Stovks,  Gratis,  Hollow- ware,  4c 
Sec.  1 — Cooking  Range 

E.  4  0.  Gumey  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

E.  Goflfft  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

D.  S.  Keith  4  Co.,  Toronto,  Yorit 

Sec.  2 — Cooking  Range,  portable 

Wm.  Buck,  Brantford,  Brant 

E.  4  O.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Harte  4  McKillop,  Toronto,  York 

^   McGlary  "iliig.  Co.,  London,  Middlesex 
J.  Carmichael,  Oshawa,  Ontario    (4) 
E.  Goflf  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3 — Cooking  Range,  stationary 

R.  Sewell,  for  the  J.  L.  Mott  Iron 
Works,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — Cooking  StoDe,  wood 
Wm.  Bu<^  Bnantford,  Brant 
E.  4  C.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Harte  4  McKiilop,  Toronto,  York 
McCiary  Mfg.  Co.,  London,  Middlesex  (2) 
J.  Oarmiohael,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
E.  GoflF4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
James  Smiut,  Brockville,  Leeds 

Sec.  6 — Cooking  Stove,  coal 

E.  4  0.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
J.  Carmichael,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
E.  Goff4  0o.,  Tonmto,  York 

Sec.  6 — Farmer's  Boiler,  or  Dairy  Stove 

£.  Qoff  4  Co.,  TorooH  York 


Sec.  7 — ffall  Stove,  illuminated  base  burner' 

Wm.  Buck,  Brantford,  Brant 

J.  W.  Elliott,  Toronto,  York 

E,  4  C.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toronto^.  York 

Harte  4  McKillop,  Teronto,  York 

McClary  M%.  Co,,  London,  Middlesex 

J.  Carmichael,  Oshawa,  Ontario    (3) 

E.  Goff  4  Co.,  Toronto,  Yorfc 

Sec.  8 — Hall  Stove,  for  wood 
Wm.  Bock,  Brantford,  Brant 
E.  4  C.  Gurney  4  Cot,  Toronto,  York 
McClary  Mfg.  Co.,  London,  Middlesex 
E,  Goflf  4  Co.,  Toronto,  YoA 

Sec.  9 — LauTulry  Stove 
Angus  McK^ttzie,   333  Adiiloide  Street,, 

Toronto,  York 
K  4  C.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toropta,  York 
R  Goff  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  10 — Parlor  Stove,  for  wood 

Wm,  Buck,  Brantford,  Brant 
E.  4  C.  Gumey  4  Coi,  Toronto-,  York 
Hsirte  4  McKfllop,  Toronto,  York 
McClary  Mfg,  Co.,  London,  Middlesex 
J.  Carmichael,  Oshawa,  Ontario'    (2) 
E.  Goff  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York  , 

Sec.  11 — Parlor  Stove,  for  coal 
Wm.  Buck,  Brantford,  Brant 
E.  4  C.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Harte  4  McKillop,  Toronto,  York 
McClary  Mfg.  Co.,  London,  Middlesex 
J.  Carmichael,  Oidiawa,  Ontario 
James  Smart,  Brockville,  Iiceds 

Sec.  12 — Parlor  Cooking  Stove,  for  wood 
Wm.  Buck,  Brantford,  Brant 
E.  4  C.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Harte  4  McKillop,  Toronto,  York 
McClaiy  Mfg.  Co.,  London,  Middlesex 
J.  Carmichael,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
E.  Goff  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  13 — Parlor  Cooking  Stove,  for  eoal 

Wm,  Buck,  Brantford,  Brant 
E.  4  C.  Grimey  4  Co,,  Toronto,  York 
Harte  4  McKillop^.  Toronto,  York 
McClary  Mfg.  Co.,  London,  Middlesex 
J.  Carmichael,  Oshawa,  Ontario    (4) 
James  Smart,  Brockville,  Leeds 

Sec.  14 — Parlor  Orates,  an  assortment 

R.  Sewell  for  J,  L.  Mott,  Toronto,  Yofk 
J.  Oarmicfaael,  Oshaiwa,  Ontario 
E,  &  C.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Hax^e  4  McKillop,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  10 — Hoi  Air  Furnace,  portable 

J.  Carmichael,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

E,  4  C.  Gumey  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  17 — Hot  Air  Furnace,  Stationary 
E.  4  C.  Gumey  ft  (So.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  18 — Btgisters  and   Ventilators,  assort- 
ment 
£.  ft  C.  Gumey  ft  Co,,  Toronto,  York 


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63 


Sec.  19 — Hollow  Ware,  plain,  assortment 
William  Buck,  Brantford,  Brant 
E.  &  C.  Gumey  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
McClary  Manufacturing  Company ,  London, 

Middlesex 
E.  Goff  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  20 — Hollow  Ware,  enamelled,  assortment 

Harte  &  McKillop,  Toronto,  York 
E.  Goff  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  21 — Stoves,  jBanges  and  HoUow  Ware, 
best  and  largest  display 
WilUiam  Buck,  Brantford,  Brant 

E.  &  C.  Gumey  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Uarte  k  MeKulop,  Toronto,  York 

J.  Carmichael,  Oahawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  22— Extras 

Angus  McKenzie,  Toronto,  York:  Lamp 
Stove,  Bar-room  Kettle,  Lamp  Kettle, 
Novelty  Glue  Heater,  Soldering  Iron 
Heater 

William  Buck,.  Brantford,  Brant:  Ladies' 
Favorite  Sad  Iron,  Set  Stove  Furniture 

F.  W.  Fuake,  Montreal:  Machine  for 
making  Stove-pipe  Elbows 

£.•&  0.  Gumey  k  Co.,  Toronto,  .York : 

Coal  Oil  Stoves,  Brunswick  Coal  Oil 

Stove 
Rogers  k  King,  per  Bejuiett  &  Wright, 

Toronto,    York :    Hot  Water  Boilers, 

steam  (2) 
McClary  Manufacturing  Company,  London, 

Middlesex :  Box  Stove,  for  woed 
■  J,  Carmicbaei,  Oshawa,  Ontario :    2  sets 

copper  stove  furniture 
D.  S.  Keith  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York :  Hot 

Water  Range 
Adams  k  Westlake,  per  W.  H.  Thorold, 

Toronto,    York:     Cooking    Stove   Oil, 

Heating  Stove  Oil 
Eetort  Gas  Stove  Co.,  per  W.  H.  Thorold, 

Toronto,  York  :    Cooking  Stoves,    gaa, 

assortment,  Argaud  Stoves,  gas.  Heater 

Stoves,  gas. 

Paet  5 — Castings 
Sec.  23— Car  Wheels,  set  of 
Thomas  Muir,  London,  Middlesex 

Hec.  24 — Castings  for  generad  machinery 

J.  Neill  k  Sons,  Toronto,  York 

i?ec.   25 — Castings  /or  Eaihoay   Cars  and 
Locomotives 

Thomas  Muic,  London,  Middlesex 
St.  Lawrence  Foundry,  Toronto,  York 
Patrick  Lappin,  Davenport,  York 

Sec.  26 — Cast  Iron  Work,  Omaniental,  for 
Fences,  <ke 

Babjohn,  Olmsted  k  Son,  Hamilton,  Went- 

worth 
L.  A.  Morrison,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
■J.  Neill  &  SouSj  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  27— C<M<  Wheel,  Spur  or  Bevel,  not  less 
than  50  lbs.  weight 

John  Abell,  Woodbridge,  York 

J.  C.  Wilson  k  Co.,  Ficton,  Prince  Edward 

County 
J.  Neill  k  Sons,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  28— Extras 

Rabjohn,  Olmsted  k  Son,  Hamilton,  Went- 
worth :  Statuary  in  Zinc,  Flower  Vasen 
in  Iron,  Settees  and  Chairs  in  Iron 

Bennett  k  Wright,  Toronto,  York  :  Cast- 
iron  Ornamental  Screen  and  Coil  for 
water  or  steam  heating 

Bennett  k  Wriaht  per  Rogers  k  King, 
Toronto,  York  :  iCollection  Cast-iron 
Pipes,  Radiator 

CLASS  LVI. — Carriages,  Sleighs,  and  partu 
thereof,  etc. 

Sec.  2 — Carriage,  Two-horse  Pleasure 
Hutchinson  k  Burns,  Toronto,  York 
O'Donohoe  k  Douglas,  Toronto,  York 

See.  3 — Buggy,  double-seated  covered,  for  out 
or  two  horses 

Hutchinson  k  Bums,  Toronto,  York 
See.  5 — Buggy,  single-seated  covered 

Morrison  k  Querrie,  Aurora,  York 
Hutchinson  k  Bums,  Toronto,  York 
A.  Wright  k  Son,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Matthew  Grey,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6 — Buggy,  single-seated  uncovered 
Hutchinson  k  Barns,  Toronto,  York 
O'Donohoe  k  Douglas,  Toronto,  York 
Thomas  R.  Allison,  Ellesmere,  York 
William  French,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Matthew  Grey,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Pony  Phaeton,  covered 
Hutchinson  k  Bums,  Toronto,  York 
Matthew  Grey,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — Pony  Phaeton,  uncovered 
Hutchinson  k  Bums,  Toronto,  York 
Matthew  Grey,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

See.  9 — Trotting  Sullcey,  two-wheeled 
A.  Wright  &  Son,  Richmond  HQl,  York 

Sec.  12 — Cutter,  one-horse,  pleasure 
A.  Wright  &  Son,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

Sec.  13 — Child's  Perambulators 

George  Dingwall,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Jacobs  &  Hughes,  Rochester,  N.Y.  (3) 

Sec.  14 — Carriage  and  Buggy   Wood  Work, 
assortment 

K.  McLeay,  Watford,  Lambton 
Sec.  \b~Sleigh  and  Cutter  Stuff,  assortment 

R.  McLeay,  Watford,  Lambton 
Sec.  17— Felloes,  beni,  12  sets 

R.  McLeay,  Watford,  Lambton 


54 


AUTHORIZED   CATALOOCE. 


Cliwaes  LVH  A  tTiii 


.Sou.  32 — Sprimjn,  asgortment,  3  8d$ 
UaiiaiicH£UO  Spring  Mfg.  Co.,  Gananoque, 

James  Warwick  &  Son,  Gait,  Waterloo 
B.  J.  Coglin,  Montreal,  P.  Q. 

Seo.  23 — Aaaortnient  of  Carriage  Forgeings 

George  Gillies,  Gananoque,  Leeds 
Sec.  24— Ejctras 

W.  B.  PoUock,  Toronto,  York:  Child'a 
Waggon  and  Sleigh  combined 

George  Dingwall,  Toronto,  York  :  Brake 
for  Carriage 

O'Donohoe  &  Douglas,  Toronto,  York : 
Carr  Patent  Whipple-tree 

John  Young,  Toronto,  York :  small  white 
Hearse 

A.  Wriuht  &  Son,  Richmomi  Hill,  York : 
Peddler's  Waggon 

Daniel  Conboy,  ifxbridge,  Ontario :  Buggy 
with  adjustable  seat.  Cutter  with  ad- 
justable seat,  Buggy  with  adjustable 
rubber  top,  adjustable  Carriage  Top 
with  seat  and  body 

James  Warwick  &  Co.,  Gait,  Waterloo  : 
special  Springs,  3  sets 

W.  Dalton,  Toronto,  York :  Child's  Sleigh 
or  Cutter,  Child's  double  or  single  Port- 
land, Child's  single  Portland  Cutter, 
Child's  double  Portland  Cutter 

Jacobs  &  Hughes,  Rochester,  N.  Y. :  Com- 
bination Carriage  and  Sleeping  Coach 
(Child's) 

CLASS  LV II— Knitting  and  Sewing 
Machines. 

Sec.  1 — Knitting  Machine,  hand 

Electric    Hardware    Manufacturing   Co., 

Toronto,  York 
Creelman  Bros.,  Georgetown,  Halton     (5) 

Sec.  3 — Sewing  Machine,  manufacturing 
Charles  Raymond,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Singer  Manufact'g  Co.,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
R.  M.  Wanzer  &  Co,,  Hamilton,  Went- 
worth     (2) 

C.  M.  William's  Manufacturing  Co. ,  Tor- 
onto, York 

Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mfg.   Co.,   Toronto, 
York    (3) 
S6c.  4 — Seiaing  Machine,  family 

Charles  Raymond,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Singer  Manufact'g  Co.,  Toronto  York  (4) 

D.  S.  Adams,  Toronto,  York 

R.  M.  Wanzer  &  Co,  Hamilton,  Went- 
worth     (2> 

C.  M.  William's  Manufacturing  Co.^  Tor- 
onto, York 

Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mfg.  Co.,  Toronte, 
York.    (2) 

A.  W.  Branie,  Toronto,  York 

i^ee.  5 — Sewing  Machine,  button  hole 
Singer  Manufacturing  Co.,  Toronto,  York. 


Sec.  6 — Sewing  Machine,  emhrmlery 
Singer  Manufacturing  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Sewing  Machine,  single  thread 
Charles  Raymond,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  8— Sewing  Machine,  wax  thread 

Singer  Manufacturing  Co.,  Toroutot  York 
Sec.  9 — Extra* 

Creelman  Bros.,  Georgetown,  Halton 

Singer  Manufacturing  Co.,  Toronto,  York, 
New  and  Improved  Stand 

R.  M,  Wanzer  &  Co.,  Hamilton,  Went 
worth.  Cabinet  Work  for  Sewing  Ma- 
chines, Plaiting  Macliines 

C.  M.  William's  Manufacturing  Co.,  Tor- 
onto, York,  Extra  Finished  Machine 

Evans  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  Repairing 
Sewing  Machines 

Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mfg.  Co.,  Toronto, 
York,  Sewing  Machine  Work 

CLASS   LVIII— Wearing  Apparel,    Fkix, 
Hemp,  and  Cotton  Goods 

Furs. 
Sec.  I — Furs,  set  of  Lady's  Canada  Mink 
J.  k  J.  Lugsdin,  Toronto,  York 
G.  R.  Renfrew  &  Co.,  Quebec,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  2 — Furs,  set  of  Lady's  Seal 
J.  &  J.  Lugsdin,  Toronto,  York 
G.  R.  Renfrew  &  C(x,  Quebec,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  3 — Fnrs,  set  of  Lady's  Lavibskin 
J.  &  J.  Lugsdin,  Toronto,  York 
G.  R.  Renfrew  &  Co.,  Quebeoj  P.  Q. 

Sfec.  4 — Furs,  set  of  Lady's,  any  otJier  kind 
J.  &  J.  Lugsdin,  Toronto,  York 
G.  R.  Renfrew  &  Co.,  Quebec,  P.  Q.. 

Sec.  5 — Furs,  set  of  Gentlemen's 

J.  &  J.  Lugsdin,  Toronto,  York 

G.  R.  Renfrew  &  Co.,  Quebec,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  6 — Furs,  Sleigh  Robes,  assortment,  not 
less  than  3  kinds 
J.  &  J.  Lugsdin,  Toronto,  York 
G.  R.  Renfrew  &  Co.,  Quebec,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  7 — Sheepskin  Mats,  dressed' and  colored, 
assortment  of 

W.  J.  Robiifflon,  London,  Middlesex 
Wbaring  Afpahbl. 
Sec.  9 — Collars  and  Cuff's 

J..  W.  Gale,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  10 — Cloves  and  Mitts,  Leather 

F.  Hall  &  Son,  Toronto,  York    (2> 
Sec.  12 — Gloves  and  Mitts,  Woollen 

R.  A.  McAllister,  Toronto,  York: 

John  Penman,  Paris,,  Braui 


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AUTHORtZKD    CATALOOnE. 


85 


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Sec.  15 — Overcoatn  of  Canada  Cloth 

Kobert  Walker  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York 

W.  S.  Finch,  Toronto,  York 

R.  J.  Hunter,  Toronto,  York 

T.  Thomi)8on  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 

•See,    16 — Sfiirln,    ijentb-men's,    white    dress, 
assortment,  J  dozens 

P.  M.  (Joff,  Toronto,  York 

J.  J.  Evans  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Robert  Walker  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York 

A.  White,  Toronto,  York 

John  M.  Treblf),  Toronto,  York 

J.  W.  (iale,  Toronto.  York 

Sec.    17 — Shirts,  gentlemen's,  fancy  flannel, 
assortment 

Robert  Walker  k  Sons,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  18 — Suit,  tjentlernan's,  Canada  cloth 

Robert  Walker  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York 

W.  H.  Finch,  Toronto,  York 

R.  J.  Hunter,  Toronto,  York 

T.  Thompson  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 

P.  Jamieson,  Toronto,  York 

Petley  &  Dineen,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  19 — Suit,  boy's,  Canada  cloth 

Robert  Walker  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York 
W.  S.  Finch,  Toronto,  York 
T.  Thompson  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 
P.  Jamieson,  Toronto,  York 

Cotton  Goods. 
Sec.  30 — Cotton  Sheeting,  unbleached,  36 
inch  ivide,  3  pieces 

Victor  Hudson  Cotton  Mills  Company, 
Hochelaga,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  31 — Cotton  Sheeting,  bleached 

Montreal  Cotton  Co.,  VaUeyfield,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  33 — Hosiery,  assortment,  3  pairs  of  each 
class  in  size  exhibited 

Creelman  Bros.,  Georgetown,  Halton 
R.  A.  McAllister,  Toronto,  York 
L.  Lennard  &  Sons,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  39— Extras 

C.  Page  &  Sons,,  Toronto,  York,  Lady's  Un- 
derclothing Embroidery,  Lady's  Dress- 
ing Sacques  Trimmed  Embroidery,  Baby 
Linen,  Juvenile  Clothing,  Infanta'  Em- 
broidered Flannel  Barieots  and  Hd. 
Squares,  Tucked  Cambric  and  Pillow 
Shams 

Elijah  Dawe,  Toronto,  York,  Drees  Suit 
Clothes 

F.  Hall  k  Son,  Toronto,  York,  Glove 
Material 

Fiske  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  Web  Goods 

R.  J.  Hunter,  Toronto,  York,  Overcoat, 
Business  Suit,  Fine  Suit 

R.  A  McAllister,  Toronto,  York,  Silk  Hose 

Samuel  Briggs,  Hamilton,  Wentworth, 
Machine  Card  Clothing,  assortment 


John  M.   Treble,  Toronto,  York,  Ladies 

Underwear,  ('hild's  Dress 
P.  Jamieson,  Toronto,  Yt)rk,  Pants 
Petley  k  Dineen,  'i'oronto,  York,  Engliah 

Black   Worsted  Suit,  English  Worsted 

Pants,  Canadian  Tweed  Pants 
A.    M.    Theale,    Toronto,    York,    Paper 

Patterns 

C.  E.  Kaniage,  Toronto,  York,  Shoulder 
SnsjMjnders 

Crompton  Corset  Co.,  Toronto,  York, 
Satm  Corsets,  assortment  of ;  Stock 
Good,  assortment  of  ;  Coutille  and  Sat- 
ten  Jean  Corsets,  assortment  of ;  Ab- 
dominal Corsets,  assortment  of ;  Nursing 
Corsets,  assorttnent  of ;  Artistic  Corsets, 
assortment  of ;  Nurses  Corsets,  assort- 
ment of 

Edward  Perryman,  Toronto,  York,  Bas- 
sinette, Baby  Linen  and  Ladies'  Under- 
clothing, assortment  of 

CLASS  LIX -Woollen  Goods 

Sec.  3 — Blankets,  White,  '2  pairs 

Horatio  Collier,  Camerontown,  Glengarry 
Sagden,  Watcrhouse  k  (^o.,  Uxbridge,  Ont. 
Charles  Woodbeach,  Owen  Sound,  <irey 
John  Mcintosh  k  Sons,  Woodbridge,  York 
William  Algie,  Claude,  Peel 

D.  Kitchen,  Carming,  Oxford 
Cornwall  Mfg.  Co.,  Cornwall,  Storraont  (4) 

Sec.  4 — Blankds,  Orey,  2  jmirs 

Smith  &  Wilby,  Tonmto,  York 
D.  Kitchen,  Canning,  Oxford 
Cornwall  Mfg.  Co.,  Cornwall,  Stormont 

Sec.  5 — Ca^simere,  assortment,  3  pieces 
Barber  k  Co.,  Streetsville,  Peel 

Sea  9 — Dr%iggets,  plain  and  fancy  checks, 
6  pieces 
Dufton  &  Myers,  Stratford,  Perth 

Sec.    10 — Etoffes,   assortment,  plain   and 
check,  4  pieces 

Dnfton  k  Myers,  Stratford,  Perth 
vS.  A.  Russell,  Newmarket,  York 
Mills  k  Hutchinson,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Sec.  11 — Flannel,  all  Wool,  Wliite,  Colored, 
and  Fancy,  6  pieces 

Newcastle  Woollen  Co.,  Newcastle,  Dur- 
ham (2) 

Barber  ft  Co. ,  Streetsville,  Peel 

St.  Hyacinthc  Mfg.  Co. ,  St.  Hyacinthe,  P.  y . 

Mills  k  Hutchinson,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

S.  W.  Farrand,  Bridgeport,  Waterloo 

Sec.  12 — Flannel  Union,  white  and  grey, 
3  pieces 
William  Algie,  Claude,  Peel 


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AUTOOKIZED   CATALOOUB. 


CIoM  LIX. 


Classe 


Stic.  1 3 — Naps  and  PiloU,  cuiortment,  length, 
15  yardn 

Smith  &  Wilby,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Barber  &  Co. ,  StrcotHville,  I'oel 

Sec.  14 — Serge,  coluured,  3  pieces 
J.  W.  Farrand,  Bridgeport,  Waterloo 

Hoc.  15 — Shawls,  woollen,  best  assortment 
o/O 
W.  H.  Nylio,  Carlton  Place,  Lanark 

Sec.  10 — Tweeds,  winter,  a,asortrmnt  of  6 
pieces 

McKinnon  &  Co.,  Caledonia 
Barber  &  Co.,  Streetsyille,  I'eel 
Millii  &  Hutc'hinaon,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
W.  H.  Nylie,  Carlton  Place,  Lanark 
Moorobouae,    Dodds    &    Co.,   Glen  Tay, 

T.ianark 
Auburn  Woollen  Co., Peterboro',Peterboro' 

Sec.  17 — Tweeds,  s'limmer,  assortment  of  6 
pieces 
Barber  &  Co. ,  Streetsville,  Peel 
MillH  &.  Hutchinson,  Montreal,  P.Q. 
W.  H.  Nylie,  (Carlton  Place,  Lanark 
Moorehouue, .  Dodds    &    Co.,    Glen  Tay, 

lianark 
Auburn  Woollen  Co.  ,Peterboro',  Poterboro' 

Sec.  20 —  Worsted  Cloths,  assortment  of  3 
pieces 
Barber  &  Co. ,  Streetsville,  Peel 
Sec.  21  — Yarn,  made  from  Canadian  Wool, 
OHKortinent,  white,  colored  aiul  mixtures, 
(5  ths. 

John  Wardlaw,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Cliff  &  Shaw,  Sullivan,  Grey 

Strathroy  Knitting  Co.,  Strathroy,  Mid- 
dlesex 

William  Algie,  Claude,  Peel 

John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 
Sec.  22 —  Yarn,  made  from  Merino  or  Foreign 
Wool,  white,  dyed,  and  mixtures,  6  lbs. 
each 

John  Wardlaw,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Strathroy  Knitting  Co.,  Strathroy,  Mid- 
dlesex 

John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 
Sec.  24 — Yarn,  4  Ply  Fingering,  white,  coU 
ored,  and  mixtures,  6  lbs. 

John  Wardlaw,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Cliff  &  Shaw,  Sullivan,  Grey 

Sec.  25— Extras 

Henry  Horsley,  291  Ontario  St.,  Toronto, 
York,  assortment  of  Woollen  Comforters 

Smith  &  Wilby,  Toronto,  York,  Check 
Miltons  ;  Camel-hair  Cloth  ;  |  Diagonal 
Overcoating 

R.  A.  McAllister,  Toronto,  York,  Chil- 
dren's Gaiters  ;  Children's  Underwear ; 
Crochet  Jackets 


J.  W.  Gale,  Toronto,  York,  Ladiea'  and 
Infant's  Cotton  Underwear 

British  American  Dyeing  (Jo.,  Toronto, 
York,  He-dyed  Cotton  (ioods  ;  Re-dyccl 
Cotton  and  Wool  (iowls ;  Re-dyed 
Woollen  Goods  ;  He-dyed  Silk  Goods 

J.  Kyres  &  Son,  Toronto,  York,  Broad 
Silks  ;  Ribbon  Velvets  ;  Ribbons 

Jno.  Mcintosh  &  Sons,  Woodbridge,  York, 
Extract 

Knittrr  Goods. 
Sec.  26 — Cardigan  Jackets,  best  assortment, 
i  dozen 

R.  A.  McAllister,  Toronto,  York 
Cliflf  &  Shaw,  Sullivan,  Grey 
Isaac  Johnston,  Georgetown,  Halton 
John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 
Clay  &  McCosh,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  27 — Drawers  and  Shirts,  plain,  assort- 
ment, i  doxen  each 

John  Wardlaw,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Stallen,  Stanley  &  Co.,  Dundas,  Wentworth 

Strathroy  Knitting  (Jompany,  Strathroy, 

Middlesex 
John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  28 — Drawers  and  Shirts,  ribbed,  assort- 
merit,  \  dozen  each 

John  W'ardlaw,  Gait,  Waterloo 

Stallen,  Stanley  &  Co.,  Dundas,  Wentworth 

Strathroy  Knitting  Company,  Strathroy, 

Middlesex 
John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 
Clay  &  McCosh,  Paris,  Brant 
Adams,  Hackland  &  Co.,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  29 — Half  Hose,  best  assortment,  J  dozen 
Creelman  Brothers,  Georgetown,  Halton 
R.  A.  McAllister,  Toronto,  York 
Cliff  and  Shaw,  Sullivan,  Grey 
L.  Lennard  &  Sons,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
H.  &  C.  Clark,  St.  John,  P.  Q 
John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 
Clay  &  McCosh,  Paris,  Brant 
Adams,  Hackland  &  Co.,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  30 — Hose,   Ladies'  and   Misses',  plain 
and  ribbed,  assortment,  J  dozen  of  each 
Creelman  Brothers,  Georgetown,  Halton 
R.  A.  McAllister,  Toronto,  York 
Cliff  &  Shaw,  Sullivan,  Grey 
L.  Lennard  &  Sons,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
H.  K.  Clark,  St.  John,  P.  Q 
John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  31 — Nubias  and  Scarfs,  assortment  of,  ^ 

dozen 
R.  A.  McAllister,  Toronto,  York 
L.  Lennard  &  Sons,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
Strathroy  Knitting  Company,  Strathroy, 

Middlesex 

Sec.  35 — Cocoa  Matting 
CobouFg  Matting  Co.,  Cobourg,  Durham 


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Soo.  ^—Extrcu 
J.  W.  Oalo,  Toronto,  York  :   Ivies'  and 
Infants'    Knitted    Goods,    assortment ; 
Ladies'  and  Infanta'  Underwear 

CLASS  LX— Boots  and  Shoes,  Leather,  &o. 

Hoc.  1 — An  assortment  of  not  less  than  6  pairs 
qf  Ladles'  iShoes,  hand  made 
H.  &  0.  Blachford,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2 — An  assortment  of  not  less  than  5  pairs 
qf  Gentlemen's  Shoes,  hand  made 
WUliam  Ansell,  Yorkville,  York 
R.  Nimmo  k  Co.,  Oalt,  Waterloo 

Sec.  3 — Gentlemen's  Boots,  1  pair,  hand  made 

William  Ansell,  Yorkville,  York 
A.  Oemmel,  Toronto,  York 
William  Simpson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — An  assortment  of  Men's,  Boys'  and 
Youths'  Boots  and  Shoes,  of  1  doz.  pairs 
each,  pegged 

S.  A.  Oliver,  Toronto,  York 
William  Simpson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6— An  assortment  of  Women's,  Misses' 
and  Children's  Shoes,  of  1  doz.  pairs 
ear.h,  pegged 
S.  A.  Oliver,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6  — ^n  assortment  of  Men's,   Women's, 
Misses'  and  Children's  Shoes,  of  1  doz. 
pairs  each,  machine  sewed  or  cable  wire 
S.  A.  Oliver,  Toronto,  York 
W.  B.  Hamilton,  Toronto,  York 

Shokmaker'h  Tools  and  Stock 

Sec.  9 — Boot  and  Shoe  Makers'  Lasts  and 
Trees 

Selway  &  Wood,  Toronto,  York 
W.  A.  Young,  Berlin,  Waterloo 

Sec.  H — Calf  Skins,  waxed,  36  lbs.  and 
over,  1  dozen 
Gibson  Leather  Co. ,  Fredericton,  N.  B. 

Sec.  14 — Cow  Hide.'',  huffed,  4  sides 
C.    '  0.,  Oakville,  Halton 

(;  c.  Frekericton,  N.  B. 

^t  -I,  jtebbled,  4  sides 

.troi        Co,,  Oakville,  Halton 

Sec.  i         'ow       U'8,  patent,  4  aides 
G.  /.  .mstrong  &  Co.,  Oakville,  Halton 
Gi'ison  Leather  Co.,  Fredericton,  N.  B. 

Sec.     7     Cow  Hides,  enamelled,  4  sides 

C.  Armstrong  &  Co.,  Oak\  ■  Halton 
Gibson  Leather  Co.,  Fred"       >iii,  N.  B. 

Sec.  21 — Sole  Leather,  Span        i  Sides 

Beardmore  &  Co.,  Tore  Vork 

Sec.  29— Splits,  4  Sides 

0.  Armstrong  &  Co.,  Oak  ,o,  Halton 

Gibson  Leather  Co.,  Freu  icton,  N.  B. 


Meye 


Sec.  26— Extras 

Dominion  I^eathor  Board  Co.,    Montreal, 

Montreal :     Leatlier     Board,     Leather 

Stiffouers 
irer,  of  Paris,  p<'r  H.  &   C.  Blachford, 

Toronto,  York  :    Assortment  of  Ladies' 

Silk,  Satin,  und  Kid  SlipiMsrs 
Waturbury  8c,  Sons,  N.  Y.,  per  H.  &  0. 

Blachford,  Toronto,  York  :  Assortment 

of  Children's  hand  made  Shoes 
Mrs.    F.  E.    MctJregor,    Toronto,    York : 

Assortment  of  Slioe  Trimmings 
L.   Richard,    Quebec,    P.    Q. :    Shank   in 

Wood,  Box  'Toes,  and  Leather  Tips 
C.  Armstrong  k  Co.,  Oakville,  Halton,  : 

Pebbled  O^f,  2  skins 
W.  A.  Young,  Berlin,  Waterloo  :  Upfuld 

Ik»ot  Tree,  new  Gaiter  Trees,    2   pair, 

Double  Rode  Bool  Tree 
C.  Hutchinson,  Toronto,  York  :   Imperial 

Kid  (tloves 
S.    A.    Oliver,    Toronto,    York,    Furred 

Boots,  Shoes  and  Slippers,  assortment 

CLASS  LXI— Saddlery,  Engine  Hose,  Trunk- 
maker's  Work,  Leather,  eto 

Sec.  1 — Collars,  an  assortment  of 

Ebenezer  Fisher,  Kincardine,  Bruce 
James  T^lor,  Oakville,  Halton 
William  Vah^,  London,  Middlesex 
R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

Sec,  2 — Engine  Hose  and  Joints,  2|  inches 
diameter,  50  ft. ,  of  copper  rivetied 

R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  3 — Harness,  Set  of  Double  Carriage 

Lucadin  &  Bamett,  Toronto,  York 

R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — Harness,  Set  of  Single  Carriage 

Lugsdin  k  Bamett,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  5 — Harness,  Set  of  Team 

R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  6 — Harness,  Set  of  Cart 

R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — India  Rubber  Belting,  an  assort- 
ment of 

Gutta    Percha    and    Rubber    Mfg.    Co., 
Toronto.  York 

Sec.  8 — Rubber  Hose,  an  assortment  of 

Gutta    Percha    and    Rubber    Mfg.    Co., 
Toronto,  York 

Sec.    9 — Leather    Machine     Belting,    nn 
assortment  of 
F.  E.  Dixon  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  10 — Saddle,  Lady's,  full  quilted 
Lugsdin  k  Bamett,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Saddle,  Gkntleman's,  fvM  quilted 
R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 


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Class  LXTI. 


Sec.  12 — Saddk,  Oentleman'g  Plain  Shaftoe 
Lugsdin  &  Bamett,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  13 — Saddle,  Plain 
R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  14 — Trunkfi,  an  assortment  of 

Lugsdin  A  Bamett,  Toronto,  York 

E.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

H.  E.  Clarke  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.   15 — Valises  and    Travelling  Bags,  an 
assortment  of 

Lupsilin  &  Bamett,  Toronto,  York 

R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York 

H.  E.  Clarke  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Saddle  and  Harness  Stock 

Sec.  19 — Check,  for  Horse  Collars,  20  yards 
of  40  inch,  1  W  per  yard 
Smith  &  Wilby,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  20 — Harness  Leather,  two  sides 
Gibson  Leather  Co. ,  Fredericton,  N.  B. 

Sue.  24 — Horse  Blankets,  2  pairs 
Smith  &  vVilby,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  25 — Kersey,  for  Horse  Clothing,  1  piVre 
each,  of  40  inch  and  72  inch 
Smith  &  Wilby,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  27— Patent  Leather,  for  Carnage  or 
Harness  Work,  two  sides 
Gibson  Leather  Co.,  Fredericton,  N.  B. 

Sec.  29 — Leather  for  Belting,  2  sides,  whok 

J.  A.  Blake,  Niagara,  Lincoln 

F.  E.  Dixon,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  30 — Leather,  oak  tanned,  assortment  of 
J.  A.  Blake,  Niagara,  Lincoln 

Sec.  31— Extras 

V.  A.  Coleman,  Port  Hope,  Northumber- 
land :  Double  Harness,  for  ploughing 

T.  Woodbridge  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York  : 
case  of  samples  of  Saddlery  Hardware 

Hamburg  Cordova  Tannery,  Tjronto, 
York  (per  Ph.  Jacobi) :  Cordova  Leather 
'  Wm.  Vahey,  London,  Middlesex  :  Horse 
Colla  •  Blocking  Machine 

Gutta  Percha  and  Rubber  Mfg.  Co., 
Toronto,  York :  Suction  Hose  and  Fire 
Buckets,  assortment 

R.  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York :  Express 
Harness,  Steeple  Chase  SadiUes.  Race 
Saddles,  Assortment  Mail  Bags 

Gibson  Leather  Co.,  Fredericton,  N.  B. : 
Colored  Trimmings,  Landau,  Carriage 
Top,  Split,  Dash,  Winker  and  Skirting, 
whole  Hides 


CLASS  LXII 
Cabinet   Ware,    Hollow   Ware, 
Broshes,  &c 
Sec.  1 — Bedroom  Furniture,  Cabinet  Ware 
Charles  Kremer,  Preston,  Waterloo 
Oshava  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 
Se':.  2 — Book  Case 
W.  Millichamp,  Toronto,  York 
Oshawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  c;  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3—Caruing  in  Wood,  decorative,  not 
connected  with  any  otfier  atticle  on  exhi- 
bition 

George  Berrie,  Toronto,  York 
Beam  Brothers,  London,  Middlesex 
Harry  Knowlton,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  4 — Centre  Table 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  5 — Chair,  Easy,  for  invalids 
C.  E.  Anderson,  London  E.  Middlesex  (2) 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 
M.  G.  Edson,  &  Company,  Montreal,  P.  Q 

Sec.  6 — Chairs,  6  assorted,  wood  seat,  painted 

Oshawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Chairs,  6  assorted.  Cane-seat 

Ohsawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — Cornices,  Carved  and  Gilt 

Oshawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  9 — Drawing  Boom  Chairs,  set  oj 
Charles  Kremer,  Preston,  Waterloo 
Oshawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  ,York 

Sec.  10 — Drawing  Room  Furniture,  set  of 
Oshawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Mantle,  best  wood 
Oshawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  12 — Mantle  Mirror,  best 

Oshawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 
H.  J.  Matthews  &  Bro.,  Toronto,  York 

S(!c.  13 — Sideboard 

Oshawa  Cabinet  Company,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 
Edward  Leigh,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  14 — School x'urniture,  assortment 
W.  Strlhschmidt,  Preston,  Waterloo 
Oshawa  Cabinet  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Hay  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Beam  &  Bros.,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  15— 'Veneers,  from  Camidian  Woods, 
undressed 

R.  Hay  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 


Class  LXii. 


Class  XLir. 


AUTHORiraD   CATALOOUET, 


59 


Warb, 

linet  Ware 
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)ronto,  York 
,  York 

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oronto,  York 

,  York 

corative,    not 
tick  on  exhi- 


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Wentworth 

.,  York 
U 

Middlesex  (2) 
),  York 
lontreal,  P.Q 
I  seat,  pairUed 
'oronto,  York 
J,  York 
.e-seat 

'oronto,  York 
3,  York 

'iU 

'oronto,  York 

3,  York 

sei  of 

aterloo 

oronto,  York 

'.ure,  set  of 
oronto,  York 
York 

'oronto,  York 
),  York 

oronto,  York 
i,  York 
mto,  York 

oronto,  York 

,  York 

k 

rtment 

iVaterloo 

0,  York 

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Sec.  17— What-not 
R.  Hay  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

S^c.  19 — Best  piece  of  Furniture  of  original 
design  and  distinguished  merit,  ifreconi- 
mended  by  the  judges 
Oqhawa  Cabinet  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Miscellaneous 
.Sec.  20 — Brushes,  hair,  assortment  of 
Charles  fioechk  k  Son,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  23 — Brooms,  assortment  of 
H.  A.  Nekon  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York 
Charles  Boechk  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  24 — Casks,  Barrels,  Kegs,  dkc,  assort- 
ment of 
Joseph  Landreville,  Toronto,  York 
R.  Davies,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  25 — Chtlies  Wringer 
Thomas  Muir,  London,  Middlesex 
John  D.  Wilson,  Toronto,  York 
J.  C.  Schoonmaker,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  26 — Mangle 
Thomas  Muir,  London,  Middlesex 
J.  C.  Schoonmaker,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  27 —  Washing  Machine 

Thomas  Muir,  London,  Middlesex 
Wilkins'  Washer  Co.,  Boston,  per  John 

Wilkins,  Toronto,  York 
Kandale  &  Foster,  Leamington,  Essex 
L.  M.  Cather  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
E.  k  0.  Gurney  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
J   E.  Leslie,  Toronto,  York 
C.  &  A.  W.  Guyer,  Tyronne,  Blair,  Pa., 
L.  A.  Morrison,  Toronto,  York 
J.  C.  Schoonmaker,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Sec.  28 — Wash  Tubs  and  Pails,  factory  made, 

3  of  each 

E.  B.  Eddy,  Hull,  Ottawa,  Que. 
Charles  Boeckh  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  31 — Extras 

W.  D.  Littleford,  Toronto,  York :  Rivet- 
ing China  and  Glass 

Canada  Glass  Burial  Case  Co.,  Chatham, 
Kent :  Glass  Burial  Case 

Chas.  Kremer,  Preston, Waterloo:  Writing 
Desk 

F.  A.  Noverre,  Toronto,  York:  Pleasure 
Boat ;  Building  Models,  collection  of ; 
Pair  of  Scdls 

E.  B.  Eddy,  Hull,  Ottawa,  P.Q. :  Wash- 
boards, Matches 

W.  M.  Adams,  Toronto,  York :  Invalids 
and  Portable  Bedstead 

K.  Hay  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York .  Etseer,  S 
Settees,  Chairs  with  perforated  work, 
(assortment),  China  Table,  Walnut  Side- 
board, 12  Dining  Chairs  in  morocco. 
Side  Table,  Dinner  Waggon,  Plate 
Warner,  Cabinet,  Music  Cabinet 

(}.  Qeiiie,  Toronto,  York  i  Fret  Saw  Woik 


John    A.    Chndinning,    Toronto,    York : 

Family  Boat,  Pleasure  Skiff,  4  pairs  of 

Sculls' 
William  H.  Rice,  Toronto,  York  :  Spring 

Mattrass  and  Bed  Bottom 
John  Young,  Toronto,  York  :  Coffins  and 

Caskets,  assortment  of 
John  Munn,  Toronto,  York  :  Canterbury  • 

Music  Stool,  Empress  Combination 
J.  k  H.  Ker,  Toronto,  York  :  Bobbins  and 

Spools 
Harrison  S.  Hayden,  Toronto,  York  :  Vel- 
vet Frames  and  Passe  Partouts 
H.  J.  Mathews  &  Bro.,  Toronto,  York: 

case  Gilt  Mouldings 
Otter  Sweeper  Co.,   Otterville,  Oxford  : 

Ladies'  Friend  Carpet  Sweeper 
Ewing  &  Co.,  Toi-mto,  York :  Silvered 

Mirror  Plate,  Picture  Frames 
Beam  &  Bros. ,  London,  Middlesex ;  Church 

Furniture,  assortment 
T.  M.  Wood  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York :  Win- 
dow Blinds  and  Shades,  assortment 
J.   R.    McLaren,   jun.,   Toronto,    York  r 

Sharp's    Patent  Safety  Amtomatic  Oil 

Cabinet 
A.  Macdonald,  Toronto,  York  :  Scrubbing 

Brush,  rubber 
George  Gale,  Smith's  Falls,  P.Q. :  Dominion 

Wire  Mattrass 
Charles  W.  Mack,  Toronto,  York  :  Frame 

containing  350  pieces    Black  Walnut, 

Wall  Basket  containing  7  Baskets,  kc. 
William  Lee,  Toronto,  York  :  Inlaid  Cen- 
tre Table 
Ontario  Wire  Mattrass  Co. ,  Toronto,  York  r 

Woven  Wire  Mattrass 
W.    R.   Hancock,   Toronto,  York:    Lace 

Curtain  Stretcher 
Mrs.  M.  Gowans,  Toronto,  York :  Pictorial 

Door  Screen 
Campbell  Brothers,  Watford,   Lambton  r 

3  bunches  Barrel  Hoops 
Gideon    Himtingdon,     Toronto,     York : 

Washer  and  Boiler,  combined 
Robert  S.  Selby,  Toronto,  York  :    Cheese 

Cutter  for  Grocers 
James    Browne,    Toronto,    York :     Map 

Stands  and  Elevator 
Samuel  L.  Hicks,  Toronto,  York :  English 

Lap-streaked   Canoe,    Pleasure    Skiffs, 

Oars  and  Sculls,  assortment  of 
Allen  Murphy,  Toronto,  York :  Chopping^ 

Block 
J.  Lochrie,  Toronto,  York :  Ropes 
Richard  E.  (Jreen,  Toronto,  York  :  Yacht 

Motlels 
Dolphis   Coutu,    Toronto,    York  :  Lady's 

Secretary 
M.(J.  Edson  &Co.,  Montreal,  P.Q. :  Chair, 

Easy,  Self-propelling ;  Chair,  Surgical 
John  S.  Stephenson,  Peterboro,  Peterboro : 

Cedar  rib  Canoe 
J.    Gilray,    Grimsby,    Lincoln :    Cttrtaia 
Stretcher 


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CLASS  LXIII— Musical  Inatruments 
Sec.  1 — Case  for,  or  on  any  kind  of  Jnatru- 
ment 
J.  A.  Livingston,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — Organ,  Cabinet  or  Parlor 

Mason  &  Risch,  Toronto,  York    (4) 
W.  Bell  &  Co,.  Ouelph,  WeUinston  (2) 
J.  A.  Livingston,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  5 — Organ,  Church;  with  pipes 
S.  k  H.  Warren  k  Sons,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6 — Organ,  Chwrch,  with  reeda 
Mason  tc  Risch,  Toronto,  York 
Dominion  Organ  Company,  Bowmanville, 

Durham 
W.  BeU  &  Co.,  Guelph,  Wellimrton    (2) 
J.  A.  Livingston,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Organ,  Parlor,  with  reeds 

Donnnion  Organ  Company,  Bowmanville, 

Durham    (9) 
W.  Bell  &  Company,  Guelph,  Wellington 
•J.  A.  Livingston,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — Piano,  Orand 
Mason  &  Risch,  Toronto,  York 
Hetntzman  A,  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — Piano,  Square 
Mason  ft  Risch,  Toronto,  York    (4) 
Heintzman  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec,  10 — Piano,  Cottage 

Mason  k  Risoh,  Toronto,  Yofk    (5) 
Heintzman  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec-  12— Extras 

1.     Sucklinc    k    Sons,    Toronto,    York, 
Cornets,  brass;  Clarionets,  wood 

Heintzman  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  Piano 
bottoms  and  otherjparts 

Michael  MoCarty,  Dundas,  Wentworth, 
Violin 

(George  Pink,  London,  Middlesex,  an  im- 
proved Music  Leaf  Turner 

George  McClunkey,  Toronto,  York,  Drums 

R.  Alden,  Toronto,  York,  Band  Music 
Stand 

Newell  Organ  Reed  Co.,  Toronto,  York, 
Organ  Reed  Boards 

Joseph  Lamb,  Toronto,  York,  Banjo 

R.  M.  Robinson,  Toronto,  York,  Brass 
Instruments,  assortment  of 

.1.  A.  Livingston,  Toronto,  York  :  Comp- 
benella  attachment  to  Organ  ;  acoustic 
design  of  Organ  Cases 

Edman  Brown,  Montreal,  P.  Q. :  Harp 

CLASS  LXIV—BnUding  Materials,  Joiners' 
Work,  Painting  Worii  in  Marble,  Pot- 
tery, etc. 

8eo.  1 — Bricks,  pressed,  1  dozen 

Thomas  Nightingale,  Yorkville,  York 


Sec,  2 — Bricks,  kUn  burnt,  1  dozen 
S.  Arnold,  Doacaster,  York 

Sea  3 — Cemettts,  best  assortment,  for  build- 
vng  purposes 
M.  J.  Hynes  k  Bro.,  Toront<^  York 

See.   5 — Iron  Castirys  for  building  pur- 
poses 
St.  Lawrence  Foundry  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6 — Mantel  Piece  in  marble 

Robert  Sewell,  Toronto,  York 
J.  G.  Gibson,  Toronto,  York 
N.  L.  Steiner,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Mantel  Piece  in  marbled  iron 

J.  G,  Gibson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — Mantel  Piece,  any  other  material 
Robert  Sewell,  Toronto,  York 
M.  J,  Hjmes  k  Bra,  Toronto,  Ywk 

Sec.  9 — Monumental  Head  Stone 
J.  G.  Gibson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  10 — Pottery,  assortment  of 
John  S.  Crawford,  Toronto,  York 
John  Davis,  Davisville,  York 
W.  A.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Sewage  Pipes,  Stoneware,  assort- 
ment of  sizes 

Wm.  Campbell  k  Sons,  Hamiltem,  Went- 
worth 
Thomas  Nightingale,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  13 — Slates  for  Roofing 
Benj.  Walton,  Melbourne,  P.Q, 

Sec.   15 — Stench  Traps  for  Drains,  stonf- 
ware 

Wm.  Campbell  k  Sons,  Hamilton,  Went- 
worth 
Thomas  Nightingale,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  16 — Stench  Trap  for  Drains,  iron 
J.  k  J.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
W.  R.  Bnrrage,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  17 — Stoneware,  assortment 
W.  E,  Welding,  Brantford,  Brant 

Sec.  22 — Terra  Cotta,  for  building  pur- 
poses, eoUection 
H,  Waudby,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  26 — draining  in  Oak  ^^  ,  ,,  ^ 

George  Knight,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  27 — Ctraining  in  Walnut 
George  Knight,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  28 — Omining  in  any  other  loood 
George  Knight,  Toronto,  York 


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AUTHORIZED   CATALOGUE, 


Class  LXV. 


Sec.  31 — Six-fold  Inside  Shutters,  hhiged, 
etC; 
Withrow  &  Hillock,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  32 — Machine  lorought  movMing  100 
feet  of  each 

William  Wright,  Alliston,  Simcoe 
Essery  &  Reid,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  34 — Stucco  work  for  building  purposes 
M.  J.  Hyues  &,  Bros.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  35 — Extras 

Plumbago    and    Mica  Mining    Co..    125 
Richmond  Street,  Toronto,   York,  per 
H.  Robina  &  Ga  :  Specimen  of  Cement 
Roofing. 
W.  E.  Welding,  Brantford,  Brant :  Stone- 
ware Barrels    for    Liquids,    Stoneware 
Rennet  Kegs,  Stoneware  Meat  Kegs 
Joseph  A.  Egginton,  Montreal,  Quebec  :  lU 
Panes  Ornamental  Cut  Glass,  3  panes 
bevelled  edge    Plate    Glass,  3  ground 
and  cut  Lamp  Globes 
St.    Lawrence  Foundry,  Toronto,   York  ; 

Area  Lights 
H.   Waudby,  Toronto,   York :    Artificial 

Stone,  Improved  Stove-pipe  Collars 
C  A.  Campbell,  Toronto,  York :  Window 

Shade  Fixtures 
W.  Brisloy,  Toronto,  York  :   Patent  Clip 
Hook  for  fastening  Sidewalk  Flanking 
K    W.    Bowslaugh,    Grimsby,    Lincoln : 

Window  Shade 
Geo.  Clatworthy,  Toronto,  York:  Munu's 

Sash  Regulator 
George  Colcott,  Thorold,  Welland  :  Scaf- 
fold, Extension 
William  Wright,  Alliston,  Simcoe  :  Door, 
4  panel ;  Sash,  10x12,  12  lights  ;  Sash, 
14x28,  4 lights  ;  Venetian  Blinds,  1  pair 
Globe  Lightning  Co.,  London,  Middlesex  : 
Copper  lightning  Rods,   Points,  etc., 
specimens 
A.  R.  Scobie,  Toronto,  York  :   Universal 

Check  Hinge 
Witlirow    &    Hillock,     Toronto,    York : 
Machine  made  Joiners'  Work,  assort- 
ment of 


CLASS    liXV— Bookbinding,   Printing, 
Paper,  Penmanship,  &c. 


Sec.  1 — Bookbinding, 
ment  of 


Blank-book,   assort- 


Davis  &  Henderson,  Toronto,  York 
Brown  Bros.,  Toronto,  York 
Adam  Miller  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Hunter,  Rose  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Williani  Warwick,  Toronto,  York 
Barber  &  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 
Copp,  Clark  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  2 — Bookbindi/iig,  Letter-press,  assort- 
ment of 

Davis  &  Henderson,  Toronto,  York 
Brown  Bros.,  Toronto,  York 
Adam  Miller  &  Co. ,  Toronto,  York 
Hunter,  Rose  &  Co.,  Toronto^  York 
William  Warwick,  Toronto,  York 
Barber  &  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 
G.  Virtue,  Toronto,  York 
Copp,  Clark  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3 — Bookbinding,  assortment  of  Cloth 
Cases 

Brown  Bros.,  Toronto,  York 
Hunter,  Rose  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — Letter-press  Printing,    Books  and 
Pamphlets 

Hunter,  Rose  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
G.  Virtue,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.   10 — Paper  {Printing,   Writing  and 
Wrapping),  1  ream  of  each 
Thomas  Taylor  &  Bros.,  Toronto,  York 
Barber  &  Mlis,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Papers  {Blotting  and  Coloured), 
1  ream  of  each 
Thomas  Taylor  &  Bros.,  Toronto,  York 
Barber  &  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  12 — Permanship,  business  hand,  with- 
out flourishes 
E.  J.  Zablocki,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.    13 — Penmanship,    ornamental,    not 
pen  and  ink  jyictures 
E.  J.  Zablocki,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  14 — Pocket  Books,  Wallets,  etc.,  an 
asswtment  of 

Brown  Bros. ,  Toronto,  York 
Barber  &  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 
Copp,  Clark  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  16 — Electrotypes,  specimens  of 

Fleming  &  Son,  11  Colbome  st.,  Toronto, 

York 
Hunter,  Rose  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  17 — Stereotypes,  specimens  of 
Fleming  4;  Son,  11  Colbome  st.,  Toronto, 

Yo> 
Huntei,  Rose  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  18— Extras 
Fleming  &,  Son,  11  Colbome  st„  Toronto, 

York:  Electrotype  and  Proof  of  Madonna, 

Combination  Metal  Furniture,   Leads, 

Slugs,  etc. 
Stevenson  k  Co. ,  Toronto,  York  :  Rubber 

Stamps,     Met^     Stamps,     Adjustable 

Stencd 
Brown  Bros.,    Toronto,   York :    Diaries, 

Albums,  Folios,  etc. 


mm 


Class  LXV. 

ress,  asaort- 

York 

York 
.York 
^ork 

York 

ent  of  Cloth 

;York 

,    Books  and 

>,  York 

Writing  ami 
each 

onto,  York 
•k 

td  Coloured), 

onto,  York 
rk 

ss  hand,  mth- 

rk 

vmentai,    not 

:k 

lets,  etc.,  an 

rk 
York 

ens  of 
St.,  Toronto, 

York 

IS  of 
St.,  Toronto, 

3,  York 

St.,  Toronto, 
{of  Madonn», 
iture,    Leads, 

ork  :  Rubber 
Adjustable 

rk  :    Diari«8, 


(Jlass  LXVi. 


AUTHORIZED   CATALOGUE. 


fi.'i 


C.    S.    Kenyon,    Toronto,    York :    Hand 

Stamps 
Kilgour   Bros.,    Toronto,    York :    Paper 

Bags,  F]our  Sacks 
James  0.  Temple,  Toronto,  York  :  Show 

Cards,  etc. 
Thomas  Taylor  &  Bros.,  Toronto,  York: 

assortment  Hanging  Papers,  assortment^ 

Ham  and  Carpet    Papers,   assortment 

Grocers'  Bags,  assortment  best  Papers 

of  all  kinds 
J.   Edwards,  Toronto,  York :  Wall-paper 

Combination  Screen 
R.  Jellyman,  Toronto,  York :  Paper  Boxes 
St.  Lawrence  Card  and  Paper  Company, 

Montreal,  P.  Q.  (R.  Carswell):  Surface 

Paper,  assortment ;  Card-board  and  (Jut 

Canis,  assortment 
Upper  Canada  Bible    Society,    Toronto, 

York  :  Bibles,  assortment  of 
St.  Catharines  Wood  Pulp  Company,  St. 

Catharines,  Lincoln  :   Wood  Board  and 

Pulp,  collection  of 
A.  H.  Nixon,  Toronto,  York  :  Show  Cards, 

assortment  of 
Barber  &  Ellis,  Toronto,  York :  Envelopes, 

assortment  of 
Hart  &  Rawlinson,  Toronto,  York  :    Case 

of  Gold  Pens ;  Papyrograph ;  Case  of 

Books  and  Stationery 

CLASS  LXVI— Chemical  Manufactures, 
Pharmaceutical  Preparations,  &c. 

Sec.  1 — Chemicals,  collection  of 

J.  J.  Evans  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Lyman  Bros.  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
George  Rice  &  Co.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Sec.  2 — Pharmaceuticcd  Preparations,  col- ' 
lection 

Lyman  Bros.  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

H.  Lugsden,  Evans  &  Co.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Sec.  3 — Petroleum  Products,  collection 

Samuel  Rogers,  Toronto,  York 
McCoU  Bros.  &  Co.,  Toronto.  York 

Sec.  4 — Soaps,  collection 

George  D.  Morse  &  Co. ,  Toronto,  York 
A.  Watts  &  Co.,  Brantford,  Brant 

Sec.  5 — Soaps,  Toilet,  collection 
Garland  &  Rutherford,  Hamilton,  Went- 

worth 
George  D.  Morse  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — Colws,  ground  in  Oil 
James  Robertson  &  Co. ,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.    10 — White    Lead,   ground    in    Oil, 
sample  of  100  lbs. ,  and  25  lb.  Keg,  {Trade 

Packages) 
Elliot  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 
Lyman  Bros.,  &  Company,  Torontp,  York 


James  Robertson  &  Co. ,  Toronto,  York 
A.  J.  Somerville,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Linseed  Oil,  raw 
Elliot  «fe  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  12 — Oil  Cake,  samples 
Elliot  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  13 — Essential  OUs,  collection 

E.  H.  Tallmadge  &  Co.,   122  King  Street, 
Toronto,  York 

Sec.  14 — Lubricating  OUs,  cullection  of 

Jesse  Butler,  Seaton  Village,  York 
George  D.  Morse  &  Co. ,  Toronto,  York 
Samuel  Rogers,  Toronto,  York 
McCoU  Bros.  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  15 — Perfumery  and  Toilet  requisites 
Gardiner  &  Rutherford,  Hamilton,  Went- 

worth 
H.  Lugsden,  Evans  &  Co.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Sec.  16 — Printing  Inks,  assmim^nt  black 
and  colored 
J.  J.  Smith  &  Company,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.    17 — Fluid    Extracts    of    Medicinal 
Herbs,  collection 

Lyman  Brothers  &  Company,  Toronto, 
York 

Sec.  18 — Medicinal  Herbs,  Boots,  etc.,  of 
Canadian  growth,  collection 

Victor  B.  Hall,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  19— Extras 

Judd  Brothers  Yeast  Company,  Windsor, 

Essex  :  Dry  Hop  Yeast 
E.  H.  Talmadge  &  Company,   122  King 

Street,  Toronto,  York  :  Essences,  Fruit 

Essences,  or  Extracts 
Jesse  Butler,  St  aton  Village,  York :  Stove- 

Jipe  Varnish,  and  brown  and  black 
apan  ;  sample  Iron  Grease  Boxes 

Elliot  &  Company,  Toronto,  York :  Pro- 
ducts of  Linseed 

McKenzie,  Musson  &  Company,  Toronto, 
York :  Assortment  of  Varnishes  and 
Japans 

Thomas  Gayton,  Toronto,  York  :  Chrysti- 
son's  Animal  &  Vegetable  Disinfectant 

Joseph  Dilworth,  Toronto,  York :  Derby 
Cattle  Food,  Old  Country  Cattle  Footf, 
Durham  Cream  and  Butter  Maker 

John  Lumbers,  Toronto,  York :  Devon- 
shire Cattle  Food 

G.  T.  Stickell,  Toronto,  York:  Knife 
Polishmg  Powder 

Martin  Collett,  Parkdale,  York :  Bisnl- 
phate  of  Lime,  Bisulphate  of  Soda,  Bug 
Killer,  Sanitary  Disinfectant 

James  Robertson  &  Company,  Toronto, 
if  ork :  Putty 


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AUTHORIZED  CATALOGUE. 


Classes  lxvii-lxix. 


A.  J.  Somerville,  Toronto,  York :  Putty 
Jos.   Campbell,  Stratford,  Perth :  Medi- 
cine, &o 
A.  Rataey,  Toronto,  York  ;  Coaline 
F.  Pett  k  Company,  Toronto,  York  :  An- 

caster  Mineral  Water 
Hugh  Miller  &  Company,  Toronto,  York  : 

Proprietary  Medicines 
C.   M.  Wintercorbyn,    Toronto,    York : 

Hair  Restorer 
Thomas  J.  Mason,  Toronto,  York :  Mag- 

neticon  Belts,  &c.,  assortment 
F.  &  J.  Moses,  Toronto,   York  :   Stove 

Polish 
Alex.  Notmon,  Toronto,  York :  Holman 

Liver  Pad  Co.'s  Remedies 
George  Walton,  Toronto,  York  :  Lightning 

Eradicators 
H.  Lugsden,  Evans  i,  Co.,  Montreal,  P.Q. : 

Lime  Juice  Preparations 

CL^S  LXVIL— Philosophical  and  Surgical 
Instruments  and  Appliances 

Sec.    1 — Mathematical    avd   Engineering 
Instiru/ments 
Charles  Potter,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2 — Optical  Indrumenta 
Charles  Potter,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3 — Chemical  and  Electrical  Apparatus 
'  Charles  Potter,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — Artificial  Limbs 
James  Authors,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  5 — Trusses  and  Orthopedic  Appliances 
James  Authors,  Toronto,  York 
J.  Y.  Egan,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8. — Extras 
Holt  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  Telephone 
Dr.  Boseburgh,  Toronto,  York  i  Telephones 

CLASS  LXVIIL— Economic  Minerals,  and 
Industries  relating  thereto 

Sec.  1 — Iron  Ores,  Canadian  Collection 

John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  6 — Copper  Ores,  Canadian  Collection 

John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 

Prof.  W.  P.  Wright,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  7 — Silver  Ores,  Canadian  Collection 
John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 
Phillip  Nicoll,  Shelbume,  Grey 

Sec.  8 — Gold,  AUuvial, oMdin  Qtiartz,Can- 
adian  Collection 
John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — Lead  Ores,  Canadian  CoUeetion 
John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  11 — Salt,  1  barrel  coarse  Canadian 

Stapleton  Salt  Works,  Clinton,  Huron 
A.  J.  Kingston,  Warwick  West,  Lambton 

Sec.  12 — Salt,  1  barrel  fine  Candian 

Stapleton  Salt  Works,  Clinton,  Huron 
A.  J.  Kingston,  Warwick  West,  Lambton 

Sec.  13 — Salt,  26  lbs.  fine  Table  Canadian 
Stapleton  Salt  Works,  Clinton,  Huron 
George  Rice  &  Co.,  Montreal,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  14 — Marbles,  Canadian,  one-  surface 
polished 
P.  T.  Somerville,  Amprior,  Renfrew 

Sec.  18 — Gypsum,  Native  and  Calcined 
(Plaster  of  Paris) 

W.  H.  Merritt,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  19 — Phosphate  of  Lime,  native  col- 
lection of  varieties 
John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  22 — Plumbago,  Canadian  native 
John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  24 — Economic  Minerals,  Colhction 
(to  comprise  at  least  50  specimeHS  in 
case) 

John  Notman,  Toronto,  York 
Harvey  Brumell,  Toronto,  York 
J.  B.  Silcox,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  25 — Extras 

George  Manton,  Toronto,  York,  Product 

of  Quarry,  Magnesium  Limestone 
•     Stapleton  Salt  Works,  Clinton,  Huron,  Salt 

1  barrel  factory  filled 
Harvey  Brumell,  Toronto,  York,  Fossils, 

Collection  of 
Andrew  Mcllwraith,  Listowel,  Perth :  2 

Pairs  CnrUng  Stones 
J.   S.    Russell,   Toronto,   York:    Curling 

Stones,  assortment  of 

CLASS  LXIX— Natural  History,  Birds, 
Insects,  Plants,  Fish,  &c. 

Sec.  1 — Birds,  collection  of  Native,  stuffed, 
icith  common   and   scientific   names 
attached 
T.  K.  Watson  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Rev.  John  Doel,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  2 — Birds,  collection  of  Stuffed,  of  any 
country 

R.  Bisbots,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3 — Insects,  coUeeOon  of  Native,  with 
common  and  scientific  names  attached 

J.  Rosa,  Toronto,  York 
Wm.  Brodie,  Toronto,  York 


II-LXIX. 


Class  LXX. 


AUTHORIIBD  CATALOOUB. 


6ft 


n.adicm 

Huron 
Lambton 

lion 
Huron 
,  Lambton 

Canadutn 
Huron 
'.  Q. 

ne-  surface 

nfrew 

{  Calcindi 

,  Lincoln 
native   col- 
native 

Collection 
pecimetis  in 


:,  Product 
;one 
uron,  Salt 

)rk,  Fossils, 

Perth :  2 

k:    Curling 

>ry,  Birds, 

[C. 

iw,  stuffed, 
\ijic    names 

York 
>rk 

ffed,  of  any 


ative,  with 
is  attached 


8m.    7— JUbUttaea,    coUecHvh   of    NaUw 
Land  and  Water  Shells,  with  cotmHon 
arid  aaeniifie  names  attached 
Wm.  Brodie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — BeptUe*,  eolleciion  of,  stuffnd  or 
preserved  in  spirits,  with  common  and 
scientific  riames  attached 

T.  K,  Watson  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Wm.  Brodie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  10 — Plants,  collection  of  Native,  ar- 
ranged in  their  natural  families  and 
named 

Prof.  W.  P.  Wri  At,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Victor  B.  Hall,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Ferns,  separate  coUectioil,   with 
common  and  scientific  names  attcuJied 
Prof.  W.  P.  Wrighti  Hamilton,  Weiitworth 

Sec  13 —  Fishes,  living,  collection  ofi  Food 
Fishes  other  than  Salmon 
W.  R.  Manger,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  14r—Fi^ies,  Aquarium,  and  emiwhitof 
Ornamented 
W.  R.  Manger,  Toroito,  Yorit 

Sec.  16 — Exiras 

Victor  B,  Hall,  Toronto,  York:  Orange 

dried,  36  yearn  old 
E.    W.    White,   Toronto,   York:  Stuflfed 

Birds 


CLASS  LXX— Ladies'  WoA:    Lace,   Em- 
broidery, Needlework,  &c. 

Sec.  1 — Applique  Work 

Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Mrs.  S.  Botrden,  Brampt<m,  Peel 

A.  Weatherley^  Toronto,  York 

Mrs.  6.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markham^  Yoric 

Mra.  Doahe,  Toronto,  York 

Margaret  McLaren,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  2 — Bead  Work,  Bracket 
Mrs.  Robert  Awde,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  G.  R.  Van  Zant;  Markham,  Yoric 
Mrs.  N.  J.  Marsh,  Clark&burg,  Grey 
Mrs.  F.  M.  Doty,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  M.  S.  Mci)onald;  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3-^Bead  Work,  Chaitaor  Ottomnni 
Mrs.  R.  WiUoii  Oftrltoui  Davenport,  York 

Sec.  5—ChenHk  Work 

Miss  Strickland,  Oahawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  S.  Bowdeu,  Briunpton,  Peel 
Mrs.  Dideilon,  Toronto,  York 
Ma^e  Mulqueen,  Toronto,  York 
Mils  M.  A.  LandreTille,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Kirkwood,  Toronto,  York 


Sec  6—CrewelWmk 

Miss  Strickland,  OshAwa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Miss  A.  Strachan,  Totboto,  York 
Miss  A.  Miller,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  M.  8.  McDonald,  Toronto,  York 

Sec  7— Cushion,  Sofa 

Clara  Etta  Notman,  Toronto,  York^ 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario  ^ 
Mrs.  A,  Coopley,  Torbnto,  York 
Miss  J.  Thompson,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Beacham,  Cambray,  Victoria 
A.  Weatherley,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  L.  Sniith,  Toronto,  York 
Sarah  Wririit,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Doane,  Toronto,  Yoi-k  ' 
Mrs.  Joseph  French,  Lansing,  York 
Miss  Katie  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  E.  F.  Smith,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  S.  Johhiton,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  J.  H.  Johnson,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  M.  S.  McDonald,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Rowden,  Bramptofa,  Peel 

Sec.  8 — Cuaftion,  Toilet 

Miss  Strickland;  Oshawa,  OhtaJ^d 
Mrs.  C.  W.  HiliemB,  St.  Catherines,  tin- 
coin 
Mrs.  G.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markhani,  York 
Mrs  W.  J.  Marsh,  Clarksburgh,  Gr^ 
Miss  Bessie  Parks,   Waterdown,   Went- 
worth. 
Miss  L.  Smith,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  A.  F.  Rrunskill,  Toronto,  York  '"• 
Mrs.  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  E.  F.  Smith,  Toronto,  York 

Sec  9 — Crochet  Work,  in  cotton,  iidys 

Mrs.  Bari-ett,  34  Lumley  Street,  Torotito 

York 
Clara  Etta  Nottnah,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Robert  Awde,  Toronto.  York  (2>  *'  . 
Lizzie  Wilson,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastingi  >'. . 
Miss  A.  McQueen,  Toronto,  Yorit 
Miss  Beacham,  Cambray,  Victoria 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Mrs.  G.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markham,  York 
Miss  Sarah  J.  Parks,  WaterdoWn,  Went- 
worth 
Mrs.  F.  W.  Doty,  Toronto,  York 
Robert  Fishor,  Concord,  York 
Mrs.  Robert  Harris,  Carlton  West,  York 
Mrs.  Bland,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Chittenden,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Boculs,  Ringwood,  York 
Miss  M.  M.  Disher,  St.  GathttiMk,  Lia^ 

coin 
Mrs..  J.  G.  Beard,  Toronto,  York 
Misa  Downey,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  A.  F.  DVyer,  Torohio,  York    ' 
Miss  E.  M.  White,  Toronto,  York'  ' 


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Class  LZX. 


Miss  G.  Johnson,  York  Milb,  York 
S»r»h  Lappin,  Brookton,  York 

See.  11 — Darning,  heat  gpecimen 

Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mn.L.  S.  Lundy,  Dmnunondville,  Welland 
Mrs.  S.  Bowdeu,  Brampton,  Peel 
Miss  Bessie  Parks,   Waterdown,   Went- 

worth 
Mrs.   Rolf  Gamer,  Box  40,  Dmmmond- 

ville,  Welland 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill ,  Peel 
Miss  Olendinning,  Watford,  Lambton 
Mrs.  J.  Cnthbertson,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Breuls,  Rinswood,  York 
Miss  Tracy,  Lamoton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  12 — Embroidery  in  Muslin 
Mrs.  Lemine,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Armstrong,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Mrs.  J.  Cnthbertson,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  A.  Miller,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Kirkwood,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  J.  H.  Johnson.  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  D.  P.  Ross,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Nellie  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  13 — Embroidery  in  SUk 
Miss  Armstrong,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  M.  A.  Evans,  Orillia,  Simcoe 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Miss  Yeaxlee,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mrs.  Didelon,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Miss  Hore,  Ingersoll,  Oxford 
Mrs.  J  Cnthbertson,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.*Elli8,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  A  Miller,  Toronto,  York 
Margaret  McLaren,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  14 — Embroidery  in  Worsted 

Ada  Nicoll,  Shelbume,  Grey 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mrs.  W.  J.  Marsh,  Clarksburgh,  Grey 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Mrs.  William  Lea,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  J.  Cnthbertson,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  M.  Scales,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  15 — Embroidery,  Bom^in 

Ada  NicoU,  Shelbume,  Grey 

Mrs.  Doan,  Toronto,  York 

MiiM  Beaaie  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  16 — Fancy  Work,  any  kind,  for  chil- 
dren under  12  years  of  age 

Miss  I.  R.  E.  Thompson,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Jean  Hendrie,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Brazill,  Bond  Head,  Simcoe 


Mrs.  M.  E.  Gamer,  Drommondville,  Wel- 
land 

Miss  Bertie  Bymal,  Waterdown,  Went- 
worth 

Miss  E.  M.  White,  Toronto,  York 

Mito  C,  Rogers,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.   17 — Fancy  Tforkj  best  coUection  of, 
not  less  than  8  varieties 

Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mrs.  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  18 — Chivpure  Work 

Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontari» 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Miss  A.  F.  Branskill,  Toronto,  York 
Margaret  McLaren,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  19 — Lace,  Moniton 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Carrie  E.  Simpson,  Toronto,  York 
C.  E.  H.  Holmes,  Yorkville,  York 
Mrs.  R.  0.  Miller,  Chatham,  Kent 
Miss  Olendinning,  Watford,  Lambton 
Anna  Potter,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  John  Laidlaw,  Toronto,  York 
John  W.  Manley,  Toronto,  York 
Mary  M.  Disher,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
Miss  Ettie  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Glover,  Parkdale,  York 
Mrs.  A.  Steer,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  F.  A.  Rodden,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Nellie  Kennedy,  Toionto,  York 
Mrs.  G.  B.  Robarts,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  20 — Imcc,  Point 

M.  E.  Small,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Miss  Beacham,  Cambray,  Victoria 
Miss  Jean  Galbraith,  Bowmanville,  Dorbam 
C.  E.  H.  Hohnes,  Yorkville,  York 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Mrs.  R.  O.  Miller,  Chatham,  Kent 
Amelia  Paul,  Mealord,  Grey    (2) 
Miss  A.  F.  Branskill,  Toronto,  York 
Mary  M.  Disher,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
Mrs,  Glover,  Parkdale,  York 
Mrs;  A.  Steer,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  F.  A.  Rodden,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  M.  S.  McDonald,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  G.  B,  Robarts,  Yorkville,  York 
Margaret  McLaren,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  21 — Lace,  Twine 

Mrs.  James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Miss  Jean  Galbraith,  Bowmanville.  Durham 
Carrie  E.  Simpson,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  John  Lai'^Uw,  Toronto,  York 


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ille,  Ontario 
iriUe.Darbara 
[ork 

I  York 


Mn.  Glover,  Parkdale,  York 
Miu  M.  Jeakins,  Toronto,  York 
Miaa  £.  Marrill,  Toronto,  York 
Mra.  J.  H.  Johnson,  Toronto,  York 
Mn.  F.  P.  Hammond,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Robert  Maule,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  22 — Lace,  any  other  kind 

Mary  Stanton,  MiUbrook,  Dnrham 
Miss  Strickland,  Osbawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  James  Knox,  'fieUevillc,  Hastings 
Elizabeth  Choate,  YngersoU,  Oxford 
Miss  Cormack,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  O.  B.  Robarts,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  23 — Lamp  Mat 

Ada  Nicoll,  Shelbume,  Grey 

Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptvillc,  Ontario 

Mrs.  G.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markbam,  York 

Mrs.  F.  W.  Doty,  Toronto,  York 

Miss  M.  Fox,  Toronto,  York. 

Miss  Bessie  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  24 — Leather  Work,  ornamental 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Mrs.  G.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markham,  York 
Mrs.  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  26 — Machine  Seioing,  family 
Mrs.  Roche,  Don  Mount,  York 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Miss  M.  Fox,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  F.  P.  Hammond,  Toronto,  Yorii 
Miss  Tracy,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  27 — Netting,  fancy 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mrs.  C.  W.  Hillems,  St  Catharines,  Lin- 
coln 
Liiiizie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Miss  L.  Smith,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Annie  F.  BrunskiU,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  28 — Slippers,  in  worsted  or  nUc 

Ada  Nicoll,  Shelbume,  Grey 

Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 

Mrs.  G.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markham,  York 

Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 

Mrs.  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 

Mrs.  R.  Wilson  Carlton,  Davenport,  York 

Mrs.  A.  Miller,  Toronto,  York 

Miss  Tracy,  Lunbton  Mills,  Yoik 

Sec.  29 — Serving,  plain,  children  under  12 
years  of  age 

Miss  H.  F.  Elliot,  Orillia,  Simcoe 

Mrs.  M.  E.  Gamer,  Drummondville,  Wei- 

land 
Susannah  Brown,  Mimico,  York 

I  Sec.  30— (Sewmgr,  plain,  by  hand 
Miss  M.  A.  Evans,  Orillia,  Simcoe 
Mrs.  L.  S.  Landy,  Dmmmondville,  Wei* 
Uad 


Mrs.  James  Knox,  Belleville,  Hastings 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Mrs.  F.  P.  Hammond,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Tracy,  Lambton  MiUs,  do    - 

Sec.  31 — Shirt,  man's,  hand  made 
Miss  M.  A.  Evans,  Orillia,  Simcoe 
Mrs.  L.  S.  Lundy,  Dranunondville,  Wel- 

land 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Miss  Sarah  J.  Paru,  Waterdown,  Went^ 

worth 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Mrs.  Geonra  Tye,  Brampton,  Peel 
Mary  H.  Disher,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln 
Miss  Tracy,  Lambton  Mills,  York 

Sec.  32 — Shirt,  man's,  machine  made 

Annie  Curran,  Toronto,  York 

Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Miss  Sarah  J.  Parks,  Waterdown,  Went'- 

worth 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Mrs.  Beuls,  Ringwood,  York 
Miss  Tracy,  Lambton  Mills,  York . 

Sec.  S3— Shell  Basket 
Mrs.  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  36— Tatting 

Katie  Smith,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Beaoham,  Gambray,  Victoria 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Mrs.  C.  W.  Hillems,  St.  Catharines,  Lin- 
coln 
Miss  Bessie  Parks,   Waterdown?  Went- 
worth 
Miss  Sarah  J.  Parks,  Waterdown,  Went- 
worth 
Mrs.  B.  Wilson  Carlton,  Davenport,  York 

Sec.  3^— Work  Basket 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,'  Kemptville,  Ontario 

Sec.  37— Extras 
M.    A.   Rush,  Toronto,   York :    Picture 

Bayeux    Tapistry,     "Mary    Queen   of 

Scots." 
Mrs.   Matthews,  Toronto,  York  :  Prince 

Mason's  Gold  Embroidered  Apron 
Angerona  Beswetherick».  Toronto,  York  : 

Card  Basket,  wool 
Mary  M.  Peniston,  Toronto,  York  :  Chair 

Cover,  in  bead  work 
Miss  M.  A.  EvanSj^Orillia,  Simcoe :  Paint-. 

ing  on  Silk 
Ada  Nicoll,  Shelbume,  Grey  :  Fancy  Mat 
Emily  Burrows-,  Toronto,  York :   Trees 

and  Animals  cut  with  scissors 
Miss  Armstrong,  Toronto,  York:  Jacket 

Braided  with  Gold 
MissBondidier,  Toronto,  York:  Shoulder 

Braeee,  ladiee 
Mrs.  H.  H.  Martin,  Tonmto,  York :  Anti- 
macassar, netted  toilet  set 


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OImblzxt. 


-Mia*  Hughe»,  Toronto,  York :  Sof i  Corer, 

'  AntinuusBHairi' 

Mra.  C.  Barrett,  Don  Mount,  Ttork ;  Em- 
bhiidery  in  TtHne  , 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Hardinr,  Kiemptville,  Oatario  : 
Bead  Work,  Embroidered  Skirt 

A.  Weatherley;  Toronto,  York  s  Handker- 
chief Cawi 

H.     Hnwell,    Oodcrich,  Huron :    Dreaa- 
maker's  Cliart. 
•  Mrs.  Alfred  Piddingtm,  Toronto,  York: 
CAae  Doll  Dreisiiv 

Mrs.  G.  B.  Robarts,  YOTkville,  York: 
Drapery  fdr  Table 

Mrs.  <3«oi:g«  Arthurs,  YorkiriUe,  York: 
Painting  on  Satin    (2) 

Mias  Jean  Galbraith',  BowmanriUe,  Dur- 
ham :  Cretonne  Work 

Miss  Lailey,  Toronto,  York  :  Eihbroidiery 
in  Fine  Cotton 

Misses  M.  &  L.  Northey,  Harvey  Hill 
Mines,  Mi^antic^  Bnadtng 

Mrs.  F.  W.  Doty,  Toronto,  York :  Toilet 
Set  in  Beted  Work. 

Mrs.  J.  Chthbertson,  Toronto,  York; 
Linen  and  Labe  Handkerchief 

Mrs.  Doane,  'toronto,  York  :  Stamping  for 
Embroidery 

Mary  M.  Distier,  St.  Catharines,  Lincoln : 
Crochet  Cotton  Lace 

Mrs.  Kate  S.  Ferrell,  Toronto,  York: 
Fancy  Bustic  Tripod 

Miss  Meadows,  Toronto,  York :  Mottoes  in 
Silk  and  Cardboard 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Reid,  Toronto,  York :  Anti- 
macassiur  .  ' 

Miss  C.  Johnson,  York  Mills,  York : 
Crochet  Work  in  I^ce- 

Miss  E.  F.  Smith,  Toronto,  York ;  Em- 
broidered-Net Bribcket 

Miss  Bessie  Brown,  Toronto,  York :  Illu- 
minated Lace  Bracket,  Btttided  Net 
Bracket;  Wool  Tidy 

Miss  Muttlebury,  Toronto,  York  :  Crochet 
Work  in  Wool 

Miss  Givins,^  Toronto,  York:  Crochet 
Work  in  Wobl,  shawl 

Jessie  Morrow,  Toronto,  York :  Toilet  Set, 
PItticyWork 

CLASS  LXXI— Ladies  Work  (continued) 
Wax  Work,  Berlin  Wool  Work,  Flowers, 
Knitting,  &c. 

Sdc.  1 — A;ff\ihan  Carriage 

Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  V'wH 

Sarah  WrifAt 

Mrs.  P.  P.THatomond,  Toronto,  Ymrk 

Sec.  2— JBerKh  Wool  Work,  for  ^mvng 
Frederick  Hill,  21  Sfcitford  St.,  Torcmto, 

York  ■  '     '  ^^      ■'■  ■  ■•  ■■  ■ 
Mrs.  B.  Combe,  Kincardine.  Bmoe 
Mrs.  Robert  Awde,  Tobato,  York    (9) 
.AdaNicoU,SItelbttri«,CHrey        ' 


Miss  M.  A.  OU,  Seaton  Village,  York 
Mrs.  Robert  Mamie,  Tbronto,  York 
Mrs.  W.  J.  Marshi  d&l-kibnit,  Grey 
Miss  ContiaU;  Torttoto^  Yotk 

Mn*jrWriBh% 

Sarah  WV^t, 

Mrs.  William  Cable,  Tofynto,        York 

Mrs.  EUis,  TMOntb,  dv 

Mra.  R.  Wilson  Ckriton,  Darvenport,  d» 

Sec.  ^—BifrOn  Wool  Wtyrk,  fumd 
Miss  Strickland,  OshAwa,  Ontario 
Mary  Annie  McManna,  Montreal,  P,  Q 
Mrs.  J.  P.  Hart,  Don  Mount,  York 
Lizzie  McVean,  Woodhill,  Peel 
Mrs.  DideloD,  Toronto,  York 

Mrs.  Ellis,  Toronto^  do 

Sarah  lAppiB,  Bwektini  do 

Sec.  A—CownUrptmes,  domedic  wove 
Mrs.  Breuls,  Ringwobd,  York 

Sec,  5 — CowUerpanei,  crotchet 
Leary  Hancock,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  KemptviUe,  Oataorio 
Jane  Elliot,  Aginoourt,        York 
Rob^  Usher,  Concord,         do 
Mrs.  i .  Q,  BeaJrd,  Tortmto,    do 
Mrs.  0.  R.  Jacobi,     do         do 

Sec.  6 — CoiivtUrpanes,  Jnnited 
Mrs.  J.  M.  .dar^iiu;,  Kemptville,  (^itario 
Mrs.    C.    W,   Hiltoms,   St.    Cathwinm, 

Lincoln 
Mrs.  M.  L.  Graham,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  0.  U.  Jacobi,  do         do 

Sec.  7 — Pancy  Jar 

Mrs.  R.  Wilson  Carltcni,  Davenport,  York 
Miss  Bessie  Browta,  Toronto,  do 

Sec.  8 — Flowers,  in  Feathers 
Mrs.  J.  L.  Muldoon,  TorMito,  York 

Sec.  9 — Flowers,  in  paper 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  W.  Toole,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Mrs.  P.  M.  M^FarUne,  ToroAto,  York 
Mrs.  G.  R.  Van  Zuit,  Markham.  Yoirk 

Sec.  10— flair  Flowers 

Clara  Etta  Notmiln,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Strickland,  Otdiawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  11 — Bair  Jewellery 

W.  0.  littleford,  Toronto,  York 
Misa  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  12 — KnittiTig,  fancy 
Mrs.  S.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Ptel 
EUiabeth.  OhoatO),  IngersoU,  Oxford 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  (^tario 
Mrs.    C.    W.    HilUkAs,  St.    Catharines, 
Lincoln  - 

Sec.  13— Ladies  Botynets  (best  collection) 
Mils, A.  Stephena,  To^to,  York 
Robert  Walker  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  22- 

Mrs. 
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Sea  14 — Ladies  ManUeSf  colUelioH  ojf 
Robert  Walker  k  Pobb,  Toronto,  York 

fiec.  I&-M0M  Wori 

Mra.  G.  R.  Van  Zaot,  ifarUum,  York 
Elica  J.  Irwin,  Newmarket,  do 

Sec.    16— Plait  for  BotmeU  or  HaU,  of 
Canadian  straw 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Hardiag,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Mrs.  George  Lye,  Brampton,  Peel 

Sec.  17 — Quilt,  cotton^  patchwork 

Miss  Striokland,  Oa)iava,  Ontario 

Mrs.    C.    W.    Hillenu,  St.    Cathariaea, 

Lincoln 
Mrs.  W.  F.  McDonald,  Toronto,  York 
Ann  Bumi,  Yorkville,  York 

Miss  M.  Fo^  Toronto,  do 

Miss  Lizxie  McGajfray,  Toronto^     4o 
Miss  Salmond,  Toronto,  do 

Mrs.  William  Cullen,  Toronto,        4o 

Sec.  Ifi-^QitiUf  cloth,  patchwork 

F.  Hall  k  SonToronto,  York« 

G.  McGloakey,  T<»onto,  Ymk   . 

Mn.     M.   EL    Gamer,    Dronunoadville, 

Welland 
Mra.  Georee  Lye,  Brampton,  Feel 
Miss  M.  P^x,  Toronto,  York 

•  Mrs.  Bland,  Toroato,  do 

Mrs.  R.  Wilson  Carlton,  Davenport^  do 
Mrs.  Brenls,  Riqgwood,  do 

Mrs.  Colby,  Toronto,  do 

Mrs.  M.  Dohoney,  Toronto,  do 

8ec  19 — QuUt,  nZfc,  patchwork    , 
Mrs.  Jos.  Tamworth,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  A.  Coopley,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Rebecca  Clark,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Amelia  faul,  Meaford,  Grey 
Mrs.  F.  W.  Doty,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  20— iiour  Carpet 

T.  HaU  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  L.  S.  Lmidy,  DrummondviQe,  Wel- 
land 
Mrs.  R.  Garner,  Drummondville,  Welland 
Miss  Glendinning,  Waiford,  Lambton 
Mrs.  Watts,  Toronto,  York 

Sec  21— Ba^  Mat 

Mrs.  Morris  Carter,  Lambton  Mills,  Ywk 
M*B.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 
Mrs.  Eliza  Hare,  Toronto,  York 
Mr*.  L.  Si.  Lundy,  Drummondville,  Wel- 
land 
Mrs.  John  Laidlaw,  Tpronto,  Yor^ 
Mrs.  filand,  Toronto,  York 

Sec  22— Seed  Wreath 

Mrs.  Amelia  Carroll,  Toronto,  York' 
Miss  EmniA  Stennett,  Yorkville,  York 


Sao.  23— Skeletonized  Leanu  -.  ..  . 

Miss  J.  Oalbraith,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
'Mrs.  J.  Fleming,  Toronto,  York 
Mra.  Ellis,  Toronto,  York 

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Sea  24 — S^irte  or  Drawen,  Knitted^  hand 
made 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 

S^  26 — Sodcif  Fancy,  for  children 

Mn.  S.  Bovtlen,  Brampton,  Peel 

Miss  S.  J.  Parks,  Waterdowi^  Wentvorth 

Sec.  26 — Soeke,  knit  by  hq,nd,  3  pairs 
Mr*.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kempt^ulle,  Ontario 
Mrs.  C.  W.  Hillema,  St  Catharines,  Lin- 
coln 
Miss  Schreiber,  Deer  Park,  York 

Sea  27 — Stopkingt,  h^it  by  hand,  3  pairg 

.  Miea  Strickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
Mra.  C.  W.  Uiaema,  St  Catharine*,  Lin- 
coln 

Sea  28 — Stockings  or  Socks  knit  by  a  glri 
undef  H2  year*  of  age 

Mra.  M.  E.  Gamer,  Drummondville,  Wei- 
bad 

S^.  29-^IFaas  Work,  orNa9i«n<<i< 
M.  A.  Rush,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  W.  G.  Inman,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  G.  R.  VanZant,  Markham,  York 
Mist  T.  Thompson,  Toronto,  York 

Sea  30— TFoa  Work,  Flowers 
Ada  NiohoU,  Shelbutme,  Grey    f2) 
Mra.  W.  G.  Inman,  Torouto,  York 
Ad»  Flett,  Torontot  York 
Mra  G.  R.  Van  Zaat,  Markham,  York 
Miss  Connell,  Toronto,  do. 

Miss  Menagh,  Toront(^  do. 

Mra.  Doane,  Toronto,  do. 

Mn.  Oliver,  YorkWUe,  do, 

Mn.  A.  F.  Dwyer,  Toronto,  do. 

Sea  31— Wax  Work,  Fruit 
Mn.  W.  G.  Inman,  Toronto,  York 
Mra.  G.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markham,  Yofk 
Mra.  Elljs,  Toronto,  York  ^^^ 

Sec.  33 — Wax  Work,  Canadian  Auiwnn 
Leaves 
Mra.  W.  G.  Inman,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  J.  Galbraith,  BowmanviDe,  Dniham 
Mn.  G.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markham,  York 
Miss  Menagh,  Toronto,  York 

^.  34r— Woollen  Mittens,  S  pairs 
Mn.  J.  M.  Harding,  Kemptville,  Ontario 

Sec.  S^WoolUn  CHqdcs,  3  paifs 
Miss  Strickland,  Oshawa^  Ontario 


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8©c.  36— iBxfrflw 
Mrs.  I).  Comb«,  Kincwdine,  Bruoa :  Lam- 

brequina,  Oil  uid  Berlin  Wool  Pioturv, 

Berlin  Hearth  Rug 
Mrs.  81oan.  Toronto,  York  :  Quilted  Qnilt, 

white 
Mra.  Robert  Awde,  Toronto,  York :  Foot 

Stool,    in    velvet;    Berlin    Woolwork 

Hearth  Rug 
W.  0.  Littleford,  Toronto,  York  :  Memen- 
tos in  Hair 
Miaa  Htrickland,  Oshawa,  Ontario  :  Braid- 
ing,   Breakfast   Shawl    in    Crotchet  ; 

Fancy  Ties,  Ornamental  Table  Covers 
Mrs.  L.  S.  Lundy,  Drummondville,  Wei- 

land  :  Rag  Counterpane 
Miss  B.  McQueen,  Toronto,  York  :  White 

Quilted  Quilt 
Miss  Sarah  Watson,  Maltou,  Peel :  Hair 

Wreath 
Miss  T.  Thompson,  Toronto,  York :   Easy 

Chair,  wool  and  black  cloth  Ottoman 
Mrs.   J.   P.    Hart,    Don  Mount,    York: 

Original  Flower  and  Seed  Work 
Miss  Mary  S.  Davidson,  Toronto,  York  : 

Turkish  Rug  made  from  Tapestry  Car- 
pet ;  Embroidered  Sofa  Afehan 
Mrs.  Shomey,- Toronto,  Yoni:    Parisian 

Dressmaker's  Formula 
Miss  J.  Galbraith,  Bowmanville,  Duriiam, 

Bleached  Ferns  ;  Spatter  Work 
Mra.  G.  R.  Van  Zant,  Markham,  York: 

Wax  Shells ;  Wax  LiUies  ;  Cone  Work ; 

Tea  Cosey 
Miss  Yeaxfee,  Toronto,  York:  Model  of 

Grave 
Miss   Glendinning,   Watford,   Lambton: 

Crochet  Work  m  Wool 
Mrs.   Didelon,   Toronto,   York:  Braided 

Bracket 
Mra.  L.  S.  Lundy,  Drummondville,  Wel- 

land :  Rag  carpet  for  hall  (woollen  warp); 

Rag  Carpet  for  Stairs 
Master  Willie  Turner,   Toronto,   York: 

Watch  Guard 
Mra.  John  Laidlaw,  Toronto,  York:  Braid- 
ing on  Cotton 
Agnes  Tryon,  Toronto,  York :   Collection 

of  Buttons 
Miss    Salmond,    Toronto,   York :     Quilt 

Crochet ;  Antimacassan  ;  Crochet  Col- 
lars 
Mra.  A.  Price,  Toronto,  York:   Bonnet 

Flowers  and  Feathers 
Miss  Ettie  Taylor,  Toronto,  York :  ft^cket 

of  Crape  and  Tapestry 
Jane  Gould,  Toronto,  York :  Mottoea  in 

Wool  Work 
Mra.   Kate  S.    Ferrell,    Toronto,  Yo]^: 

Antimacassar 
Mra.  J.   M.   Reid,  Toronto,  York:   Air 

Castle,  Set  Ladies'  Underclothing 
John  W.  Smith,  Toronto,  York :   Bannera 

of  War,  in  wool,  framed ;  Ship,  in  wool, 

framed 


E.  S.  Coutellier,  Toronto,  York  :  Ostriob 

Feathers,  all  ooloun 
Miss  Emma  Stennett,  Yorkvillo,  York 

Bouquet  of  Flowera,  in  wool  (2) 
Miaa  Agnes  McNamma,   Toronto,  York 

Chftir,  wool  work 
Mn.  P.  M.  Hammond,  Toronto,  York 

Knitted  Peraian  Mat 


CLASS  LXXII — Groceries  &  Provision* 

Sec,  1— Barley,  Pearl,  25  Iba 

Charlea  Russell,  Claremont,  Ontario 
John  Wright,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 
Ramage  &  Veitch,  Chesley,  Bruce 
W.  H.  Knowlton,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2— Barky,  Pot 

Charles  Russell,  Claremont,  Ontario 
John  Wright,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 
Ramage  tc  Veitch,  Chesley,  Bruce 
W.  H.  Knowlton,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3— Barley  Flour 

Charles  RnsseD,  Claremont,  Ontarie 
John  Wright,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 
Sec.  4 — Biacuits,  collection  af 
Christie,  Brown  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  5 — Bottled  Fruit,  astortment,  Cana- 
dian manufactured  for  sale 

Mrs.  Thomas  Johnson,  Scarboro'  Junction^ 
York 

Sec.  7 — Buckwheat  Flour,  25  lbs. 
Charles  Russell,  Claremont,  Ontaria 
W.  H.  Knowlton,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — Candies 
W.  B.  Geare,  BrockviUe,  Leeds 
Edward  Lawson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — Canrted  Meats,  asaortment 
libby,  McNeill  &  Libby,  Montreal,  P.  Q-. 

Sec.  10 — Coffee  and  Spicet,  asaortment 

Todhunter,  Mitchell  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
R  Vaude  Carr,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11 — Chicory,  Prepared,  20  Ibt. 
Todhunter,  Mitchell  tc  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  16 — Indian  Com  Meal,  25  lbs. 

Charles  Russell,  Claremont,  Ontaria 
John  Wright,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 
W.  H.  Knowlton,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  17 — Oatmeal,  Standaxd,  25  Iba^ 

Charles  Russell,  Claremont,  Ontario 
John  Wright,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 
Ramage  &  Veitch,  Chesley,  Bruce 
W.  H.  Knowlton,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  18 — Sauces  for  Table  Uae,aMorimwni, 
mimufactured  for  acUe 
Garrod  &  Co.,  Toronto^  York 


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8eo.  20— Wheat  Flour,  60  lb: 

Oharlei  Ruuell,  Claremont,  Ontario 
W.  H.  Knowlton,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Oitisena'  MilJing  Co.,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  27— Washing  Cry$tal 
Qoorge  D.  Morse  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

aSuo.  2S— Extras 

Todhunter,  Mitchell  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York, 
Muatard  assortment ;  Chocolate  assort- 
ment 

K.  H.  TallmatlgeftCo.,  122  King  St.  West, 
Toronto,  York,  Essences  for  (Grocers 

John  Wright,  Owen  Sound :  Orey  Oatmeal 
Granulated  ;  Glasgow  Rose  Mkal 

Anderson  ft  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  Self- 
raising  Taper,  Extra  Flour  ;  Self-raising 
Graham,  bxtra  Flour ;  Self-raising  Buck- 
wheat, Extra  Flour ;  Self-raising  Com 
Meal,  Extra  Flour 

John  D.  Nasmith,  Toronto,  York,  Cocoa- 
nut  Jumbles  ;  Sugar  Jumbles  ;  Plain 
Jumbles  ;  Spice  Jumbles  ;  Cocoanut 
Drops ;  Nonpareil  Drops ;  Cream  Drops ; 
Fruit  Drops  ;  Ginger  Snaps  ;  Butter 
Scotch  ;  Holmes  Mixed  Drops  ;  Maca- 
roon Drops  ;  Ratafia  Drops  ;  Finger 
Drops ;  Strawberry  Jumbles ;  Honey 
Cakes ;  Lemon  Drops 

Dingman,  Stickney  4  Co.,  Toronto,  York, 
Jacoby's  Self  Shining  Stove  Polish ; 
Prepared  Boneless  Herring ;  Patch  Blue ; 
Baking  Powder  ;  Prepared  Chocolate 

W.  W.  Park  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  6 
Samples  of  Vinegar  ;  1  Sample  Methy- 
latea  Spirits 

John  Webb,  Toronto,  York  Wedding 
Cake  (4) 

McDonald,  Davies  t  Co.,  Toronto,  York, 
Grocers'  Canisters  and  Tea  Chests 

H.  W.  Booth,  St.  Thomas,  Elgin,  Kaoka 

W.  Lunen  tc  Son,  Sorel,  Richelieu,  P.  Q., 
Original  Baking  Powder ;  Princess  Bak- 
ing Powder 

G.  D.  Morse  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York,  Soap 
House,  Soaps,  assortment  of 

W.  P.  Despard,  Picton,  P.  E.  Co.,  Ales, 
ftc.  Casks  and  Bottles;  Lager,  Casks 
and  Bottles  ;  Weiss'  Beer,  6  Bottles 

Health  Food  Agency,  Toronto,  York : 
Health  Food,  assortment  of 

CKeefe  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York :  Ales, 
Lager  Beer,  &c.,  assortment  of 

Edward  Lawson,  Toronto,  York  :  Wed- 
ding Cakes,  assortment  of 

Thomas  Davies  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York  : 
Ales,  Beer,  and  Lager,  &c.,  assortment 
of 

Maltby,  perW.  C.  Lawson,  Toronto,  York: 
Prepared  Cocoanut 


GLASS  LXXIII.— Honey,  Sugar,  BMjon.Ac. 

Seo.  1 — Uoney  in  the  Comb,  not  Use  than 
10  lbs. 

A.  J.  MacKay,  Underwood,  Bruce 
Robert  W.  Thompson,  EUesmere,  York 
Abraham  Hoover,  Elia,  York 
Philip  Nicoll,  Sholbume,  Grey 
William  McEvoy,  Woodbum,  Wentworth 
John  McEvoy,  Woodbum,  Wentworth 
Matthew  Richardson,  Port  Colborae,  Wet- 
land 
F.  H.  H.  Davidson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2 — Honey,  jar  of,  clear 

A.  J.  MacKay,  Underwood,  Bruce 
Abraham  Hoover,  Elia,  York 
Philip  Nicoll,  Shelburae,  Orey 
William  McEvoy,  Woodbum,  Wentworth 
John  McEvoy,  Woodbum,  Wentworth 
Mathew  Richardson,  Port  Colborae,  Wol- 
land 

Sec.  7 — Side  of  Cured  Bacon 
Jas.  Park,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — Ham,,  (hired  • 

Jas.  Park,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — Extras 

W.  J.  Bird,  Toronto,  York :  Salt  RoUed 
Beef 

Matthew  Richardson,  Port  Colbome,  Wet- 
land :  Two  Story  Bee  Hive,  Double 
Bee  Hive  for  winter.  Honey  Extractor, 
Wax  Extractor,  Bee  Smoker,  Artificial 
Honey  Comb  Foundation 

Jas.  Park,  Toronto,  York :  Spiced  Bacon ; 
Preserved  Meats,  assortment  of  ;  Spioed 
Beef 

CLASS  LXXIV— Tobacco  and  Cigars 

Sec.  1—Beat  10  or  20  Ihs.  Plug  or  Twwi 
Smoking  Tobacco 

Joab  Scales,  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
James  Leslie,  Eglington,  York 

Sec.  2— Best  10  or  20  U)8.  Plug  or  Twid 
Chewing  Tobacco 

Joab  Scales  &,  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  3— Best  10  or  20  lbs.  Fine  Cut  Smok- 
ing Tobacco 

Joab  Scales  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
J.   E.   Saxton,   per  Peniston  &  Langary, 
Toronto,  York 

Sec  4t—Best  10  or  20  lbs.  Fine  Cut  Chewing. 
Tobacco 
Joab  Scales  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
J.  E.   Saxton,  per  Peniston  k  Langwy,. 
Toronto,  York 


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Sec.  6 — Best  display  of  Styles  and  Qualities 
of  Smoking  Tobtuco 

Juab  Scales  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec  b — Bed  display  of  Style  and  Qvalities 
of  d^wirtg  Tobacco 

Joab  Scales  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
J,   E.  Saxton,  per  Peniston  &,  Liangary, 
Torocto,  York 


Sec.  8 — Best  assortment  of  Domestic  Cigars, 
qMorted  sizes,  not  leu  than  10  boxes 
Toronto  Co.  of  Cigar  Manufacturing  Abso- 

ciation,  Toronto,  York 
Spillinj^  Bros.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — l^xtraa 

F.  A.  E.  Cohen,  Toronto,  York :  Model 
Cigar  Factory  in  Cigaretteq 

J.  Rattray  &  Ci).^  Montreal,  P.  Q, :  Assort- 
ment of  Domestic  Cigarettes,  Design  of 
Factory  in  Cigarettes. 


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AGEICULTUEAL   DEPABTMENT. 

»•»  The  rigures  between  parenthesis  denote  Number  o/Eni.-'es. 


HORSES. 

CLASS  I— Thorough-bred  HorRCH 

Sec.   1  —  Thorovgh-bred  Stallions,  4  years  old 
and  upw  irdu 
William  Hendrie,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  2 — Stallions,  3  yearn  old 

John  White,  Milton,  Haltou 
Sec.  ii— Stallion,  2  yars  old 

John  White,  Milton,  Halton 

Dr.  Smith,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

R.  R.  Pringle,  Cobourg 

Sec.  4 — Mare  or  Gelding,  4  year's  old  and 
upwards 
Robert  Wiisor   Davenport,  York 
John  White,  l^dton,  Ha'ton 
Andrew  .*  nith,  Toronto,  York    (3) 

Sec.  5 — Yearling  Colt 

Robert  Wilson,  Davenport,  York 
John  White,  Milton,  Halton 
Sec.  6 — Stallion  of  any  age 

V  illiam  Hendrie.  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
M.  Burgess,  Woodstock,  Oxford 
Nelson  Uates,  Highland  'Jreek,  York 
Audersor  &  ricOlellaiid,  Hornby,  Halton 
John  White,  Milton,  Hn'ton     (i>) 
Frank  H  inderson,  Bowmanville,  Durham 
R.  R.  Pringle,  Cobourg 

Sec.  8 — Filly,  2  years  old 

John  White,  Milton,  Halton 
Sec.  9  -  Year'ing  Filly 

John  White,  Milton,  Halton 
Sec.   10—  Brood  Mare,  with  Foal  by  her  side 

James  Lawrio,  Malvern,  York 

John  White,  Milton,  Halton     (2) 

CLASS  II— Rojwlstor  Horses,  for  driviug  or 
the  saddle,  15^^  haads  and  under 

Sflc.  I  — Stallions,  4  years  old  and  uptoards 
J.  Holdernesa,  Toronto,  Yo.-'i 
H,  Cooper,  York  Mills,  York 


R.  H.  Defrie?,  Toronto,  York 
William  Hendrie,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
(ieorge  E.  Stotts,  Goderich,  Huron 
Charles  McBride,  York  Mills,  York 

Sec.  2 — Scullion,  3  years  old 

W.  H  Conant,  Oshawa,  Ontario 
John  B.  Carpenter,  Whitby,  (Jntario 

Sec.  3 — Stallion,  2  years  old 

Robert  Cheyne,  Toronto,  York 
A.  Henderson,  Toronto.  York 

Sec.  5— Stallion  of  any  age 

J.  Holderness,  Toronto,  York 
H.  Cooper,  York  Mills,  York 
Hobert  Cheyne,  Toronto,  York 
A.  Henderson,  Toronto,  York 
R.  H.  Defries,  Toronto,  York 
W.  H.  Conant,  Toronto,  York 
Jolwi  B.  Carpanier.  Whitby,  Ontario 
William  Hen  'rie,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
George  E.  Stotts,  Goderich,  Huron 

Sec.  8—  Yearling  Filly 

P.  Filman,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec  9 — Brood  Mare,  withfonl  by  her  sidt 
Simon  Shunk,  Edgely,  York 
William  Hendrie,  Hamilton,  Wentwortl) 
P.  Filman,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  10 — Pair  of  Matched  Horses  (geldings  or 
mares)  in  harness 

Hon.    D.  L.  McPherson,  Chestnut  Park. 

'i  ork 
Williai'.  Mackie,  Port  Hope 

Sec.  11 — Siwjle  Horse,  (gelding  or  mare)  in 
harness. 

John  Kemp,  Yorkville.  York 

U.  H.  Davies,  (Brev/ery)  Toronto,  York 

John  Hogan,  King,  York 

T.  Hodgson,  V.  S.,  Toronto,  York 

James  McQuarrie,  Caledon,  Peel 

James  Frawley,  Toronto,  York 

Meil  McLwui,  Toronto,  York 


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Classes  iii  *  iv. 


John  Crozier,  Orangeville,  Wellington 

A.  Galanaugh,  Thornhill,  York 

A.  Knight,  Toronto,  York 

L.  M.  Livingstone,  Toronto,  York 

CLASS  III — Carriage  Horses,  animals  3 
year's  old  and  upwards,  to  be  over  15J 
hands. 

Sec.  1 — Stallion,  4  yeara  old.  and  upivards 
Robert  Cheyne,  Toronto,  York 
Isreal  Eby,  Tavistock,  Pert'i 
John  Hartley,  Zimmerman,  Halton 
Henry  Cooper,  York  Mills,  York 

Sec.  2 — Stallion,  3  years  old 
J.  J.  Davies,  Daviesville,  York 
R.  S.  Lightfoot,  Campbell's  Cross,  Peel 

Sec.  4 — Yearling  Colt 

D.  4;  A.  McDonald,  Vellora,  York 
Thomas  Blanchard,  Uppleby,  Halton 

Sec.  5 — Stallions  of  any  age 
J.  J.  Davies,  Daviesville,  York 
Israel  Eby,  'Tavistock,  Perth 
K.  S.  Lightfoot,  Campbell's  Cross,  Peel 
John  Hartlej ,  Zimmerman,  Halton 
Thomas  Blanchard,  Uppleby,  Halton 

Sec.  6 — Pair  Matched  Carriage  Horses  {marts 
or  geldings),  not  less  than  16  hand^ 
W.  W.  Butcher.  Toronto,  York 
P.  Filman,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
N .  McConuell  &  Co. ,  Toronto,  York 
Levi  Skelton,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  7 — Pah'  Matched  Carriage  Horses,  not 
less  than  15^  and  not  over  16  hands 
W.  Christie,  Toronto,  York 
John  Devanney,  St.  (yatharines,  Lincoln 
J.  Holderness,  Toror.to,  York 
Martin  <^)88in,  jr.,  Aberfoyle,  Wellington 
Jos.  Walker  of  R.  Walker  &,  Sons,  Toronto, 
York 

Sec.  8 — Carriage  Filly,  3  yexirs  old 
R.  H.  Defries,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  12 — Singk  Carriage  Horse  (gelding  or 
mare),  in  harnem 

B.  W.  (Jlarke.  Downsview,  York 
John  Langstaif  Laugstaff,  York 
James  i.Awrie,  Malvern,  York 
John  Hogan,  King,  York 

W.  J.  Hunter,  Brampton,  Peel 
William  Dudley,  Toronto,  York 

C.  W.  Armstrong,  Derry  West,  Peel 
C.  Harrison,  Lansing,  York 
Massey  Mfg  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
John  C.  McCarty,  Newma'ket,  York 
Henry  Russell,  W«iton,  YorK 

Sec.  13 — Saddle  Hormi  (geldijui  or  mare)  not 
oi)er  16  hanas 
J.  Grand,  Toronto,  York 
J  oh  a  Umgitntf,  Lft&gstaff,  York 


Sec.    14 — Saddle    Horse  or    Hunter  (heavy 
weight),  capable  of  carrying  15  stone 
W.  W.  Butcher,  Toronto,  York 
P.  Filman,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
Andrew  Smith,  V.  S.,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
A.  W.  Godson,  Toronto  York  (2) 
Jos.  Grand,  Toronto,  York 
Theodore  King,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  15 — Sad<lle  Horse  or  Hunter,  light  weight, 
up  to  11  stone 
J.  Grand,  Toronto,  York 
Andrew  Smith,  V.  S.,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
James  Brayley,  Toronto,  York 
A.  W.  Godson,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  16— Saddle  Horses,  best  leapert 
J.  Grand,  Toronto,  York 
Andrew  Smith,  V.  S.,  i^oronto,  York  (4) 
A.  W.  Godson,  Toronto,  York 

CLASS  IV— Horses  for  Agricultural   Pur- 
poses,  exclusive    of    Clydesdales    and 
Suffolks 
Sec.  1  —Stallion,  4  years  old  and  upwards 
Thomas  J.  Bell,  Londesboro',  Huron 
Israel  Eby,  Tavistock,  Perth 
C.  C.  Pearce,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 

Sec.  3 — Stallion,  2  years  old 
C.  Armstrong,  Yorkville,  York 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  \'ork 
Dougald  McLean,  York  Mills,  York 
William  Abell,  York  Mills,  York 

Sec.  4—  Yearling  Colt 

Henry  Gray,  Thistletown,  York 
Robert  Reid,  Malvern,  York 
Robert  Lawson,  Cheltenham,  Peel 
(ieorge  Middlebrook,  Richview,  York 
Francis  Fenwick,  Coleraine,  Peel 

Sec.  5 — FiUy,  4  years  old 
Alexander  Li    v^u,  Eglington,  York 

Sec.  6 — FiUy,  3  years  old 
John  Torrance,  Thistleton,  Ontario 
William  Green,  Agincourt,  York 

Sec.  7 — Fdly,  2  years  old 
Dougald  MoLeon,  York  Mills,  York 

Sec.  8 —  Yearling  Filly 

J.  Davidson  &  Son,  Balsam,  Ontario 
.John  Torrance,  Thistleton,  Ontario 
Archibald  Pilkey,  Uxbridge,  Ontario  (2) 

Sec.  9 — Brood  Mare  with  Foal  by  her  side 
Thomas  Smith,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  10 — Matched  Farm    Team  (gelding   or 
mares),  in  harness 

Jos.  Brownridge,  Hornby,  Halton 
Dougald  Mcljean,  York  Mills,  York 
Alexander  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill.  York 
William  fioyd,  Toronto,  York 


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Sec  II — Sweepataken  Stallion  for  Agricultu- 
ral purposes,  of  ani/  age 
C.  Armstrong,  Yorkville,  York 

CLASS  V— Heavy  Draught  Horses,  Im- 
portad,  or  bred  from  pure  Imported 
Heavy  Draught  Stock,  on  the  side  of 
both  Sire  and  Dam,  including  Clydea- 
dalea  and  Suffolks 

Sec.  1 — Heavy  Draught  Stallion,  4.  ytart  old 

and  tipwards 
Robert  Cheyne,  Toronto,  York 
John  Kemp,  Yorkville,  York 
George   Emporingham,    per    John   Leys, 

Barrister,  Toronto,  York 
Thomas  J.  Bell,  Londesboro',  Huron 
Canada  W.  Farm  Stock  Association,  per 

C.  W.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
Wm.  Hendrie,  Hamilton,  VVentworth   (2) 
John  Morrison.  Scarboro,  York 

Sec.  3 — Stallion,  2  years  old 

James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York 
Thomas  Blr-^  chard,  Appleby,  Halton 

Sec.  4 —  1  f'i/  Vh{,     olt 
Jas.  Di    ''>■  '  ■'.  Son,  Balsam,  Ontario 
Bobert  Ou-j-.»    Toronto,  York 
Thor>a8  Blanchard,  Appleby,  Haltoa 

Sec.  5 — Heavy  Draught  Stallion,  any  age 

Richard  Graham,  Claremont,  Ontario 

Robert  Cheyne,  Toronto,  York 

George    Emporingham,    per    John  Leys, 

Barrister,  &c.,  Toronto,  York 
Canada  W.   Farm  Stock  Association,  per 

C.  W.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York 
Wm.  Hendrie,  Hamilton,  Wentworth    (2) 
John  Morrison,  Scarboro,  York 
Thomas  Blanchard,  Appleby,  HaltoD 

Sec.  7 — Filly,  2  years  old 

James  Davidson  &  Son,  Balsam,  Ontario 

Sec.  8 — Filly,  Yearling 

James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York 

Sec.  9 — Brood  Mare  with  Foal  by  her  side 
Canada  W.  Fr.rm  Stocks  Association,  per 

C.  W.  Taylc-,  Toronto,  York 
Jas.  Gardho'ise,  Hightield,  York 

Sec.  10 — Mare,  with  2  of  her  progeny,  a'l  to 
be  bona  Jide,  the  properly  of  the  aehibitor 

Jas.  S.  Davidson  &  Son,  Balsam,  Ontaino 

Sec.  11 — Span  of  Heavy  Draught  Horses, 
{geldingi'.  or  mares) 

William  Boyd,  Victoria  Square,  York 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York 
Canada  W.  F&rm  Stock  Asacciation,  per 
C.  W,  Taylor,  Toronto,  Yojrk 


CLASS  VI— La<ly  and  Boy  Riders 
Sec.  1 — Best  Lady  Rider 

Elizabetli  Chafer,  Woodb ridge,  York 
Mrs.  P.  F.  Swiderski,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  I'Ula  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Miss  Mary  Van  Wagner,  Stoney  Creek 
Miss  Clara  Hamilton  Toronto,  York 
EhUriesfor  Ponies 

A.  Manning,  Toronto,  York 

H.  H.  Elhs,  Toronto,  York 

George  M.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

R.  Davies,  Toronto,  York,  (mareandoolt) 

William  MacKie,  Port  Hope 

CLASS  VII— Special  Premiums 
Sec.  1 — For  Best  Entire  Horse,  any  age  or 

breed 
John  Holdemess,  Torento,  York  ' 

H.  Cooper,  York  Mills,  York 
George  Emporingham,  'I'oronto,  York 
Thomas  J.  Bell,  Londesboro',  Huron     (2) 
Canada  W.  Farm  Stock  Association,  per 

C.  W.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York  t 

Dougald  McLean,  York  MiUs,  York 
R.  H.  Defries,  Toronto,  York 
Israel  Eby,  Tavistock,  Perth 
John  Hartley,  Zimmerman,  Halton 
Anderson  &,  McLelland,  Hornby,  Halton 
William  Hendrie,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
M.  Burgess,  Woodstock,  Oxford 
Nelson  Gates,  Highland  Creek,  York 
C.  C.  Pearce,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 
M.  Burgess,  Woodstock,  Oxford 
R.  R.  Priugle,  Cobourg 

Sec.  2— The  Best  Mare  of  ang  age  or  breed 

James  J.  Davidson  k  Son,  lalsam,  Outar< ^ 
John  Torrance,  Thiatletown,  York 
Robert  Milson,  Davenport,  York 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York 
Canada  W.  Farm  Stoek  Association,  j>er 

C.  W.  Taylor,  Toronto,  York 
W.  W.  Butcher,  Toronto,  York 
Jambs  Gardhouse,  Hightield,  Yo;k 
John  White,  Milton,  Halton 
Sec.  3 — i'he  Best  Stallion  for  General  Pur- 
poses that  has  been  kept  for  Mares,  the 
past  Season,  and  has  nerved   not  fvwer 
tlian   16,    accompai*ied  '/y  not  less  than 
6  of  his  produ^^,  the  merits  of  both  sire 
and  produce  to  be  considered.     Open  to 
all  Stallions  in  Canada  and  the  Cm 
States 

George  Emporingham,  Toronto,  York 


CATTI/H. 

CLASS  VIII     Durhfcnis 
Sec.  1 — Bulls,  3  years  old  and  upward* 
John  Morrison,  Scarboro',   /.yrk 
C.  W.  Farm  Stock  AiB»ooifttiQn,BraBtford, 
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John  Hogan,  King,  York 

H.  &  J.  Groflf,  Eimira,  Waterloo 

S«c.  2 — Bull,  2  yearn  oW 
C.  W.  Farm  Siock  AsBociation,  Brantford, 
Brant,  Alex.  Brown,  Egliiigton,  York 

>Sec.  3 — Btill,  1  pear  ohl 

C.  W.  farm  S.  Association,    Brantford, 
Brant  (-') 

J.  A  W.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington 
H   &  J.  <iroff,  Eimira,  Waterloo 
James  Brooks,  EUesraere 

Sec.  4 — Bull  Calf,  under  1  y-ar 

D.  &  A.  McDonald,  Vellora,  York 

C.  W,    Farm   S.    Association,  Brantford, 

Brant  (3) 
Thomas  Boak,  Milton,  Halton    (2) 
H,  &  J.  (JrofF,  Elraira,  Waterloo 
John  White,  Milt.m,  Halton    (2) 

Sec.  5 — Durham  Bull  of  any  age 
John  Morrison,  Scarlioro',  York 
G.  W.  Farm   8.  Asaooiation,    Brantford  ^ 

Brant  (5) 
Alex.  Brown,  Eglington,  York 
J.  &   W.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington 
H.  ft  J.  Groff,  Eimira,  Waterloo 

Sec.  6— Cow 
C.   W.    Farm  S.  Association,   Brantf-.rd, 

Brant    (2) 
J.  &  W.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington     (2> 
H.  &  ".  Grofi;  Eimira,  V/aterloo 

Sec.  8 — Heifer,  2  years  old 

C.    W.    Farm  S.    Association,    Brantford 

Brant    (4) 
J.  &  W.  Watt,  Saiem,  Wellington 
H.  &  J.  Groflf,  Eimira,  Waterloo     (2) 

ilec  9 — rieifer,  1  year  old 

C.   W.   F.  rm  S.    Association,    Brantford, 

Brant    v4) 
H.  &  J.  Groflf,  Eimira,  Waterloo    (2) 

Sec.  10 — Heifer  Calf,  under  1  year 

0.   W  Farm    S.    Association,    Brantford, 

Brant    (5) 
J.  &  W.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellingttm     (2) 
Richard  (iilison,  llderton    (2) 
H.  &  J.  Groflf,  Eimira,  Waterloo 

Sec.  il— 5  Calirn,  under  1  year  old,  bred  and 
owned  by  exhibitor 

C.   W.   Farm  S.  Association,   Brantford, 
Brant 

Sec.  12 — fferd  of  Durhara  Cattle,  comtinting 
of  1  Bull  and  Pt  fpinale^,  over  1  year  old, 
owned  by  exhih'i  O' 

C.  W.  Farm  S.   Association,   Brantford, 

Brant 
J.  &  \V.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington 
H.  &  J.  Groflf,  Eimira,  Watev'f 


CLASS  X— Devons 
Sec.  2 — Bull,  2  yrara  old 

Richard  Morgan,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  3 — Bull,  1  year  old 

Richard  Morgan,  Islingt<m,  York 
Sec.  5 — Bull  nf  any  age 

Richard  Morgan,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  6 — Cow 
Richard  Morgan,  Islington,  York 

Sec.  7 — Caw,  3  yean  old 

Richard  Morgan,  lelrngton,  York 

Sec.  10 — Heifer  Calf,  under  1  year 
Richard  Morgan,  Islington,  Yoik 


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(2) 


CLASS  XI— Ayrshires 

Sec.  I — Bull,  3  years  old  and  upward » 
Jardine  &  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (2)f 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,.  YorL. 

Sec.  2 — Bull,  2  years  old 

Jardine  &  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York 

Sec.  3 — Bull,  1  year  old 

Jardine  &  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (3> 
J.  B.  Bessy,  Georgetown,  Halton 

Sec.  h—Bull  Calf,  under  1  year 

Jardine  &  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (3) 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York 

Sec.  5 — Bull  of  any  age 

Jardine  &  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (3> 
J.  B.  Bessy,  Georgetown,  Haltoa 

Sec.  6 — Cow 
Jardine  \,  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworih  (3) 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York     (3) 
J.  B.  Bessy,  Georgetown,  Halton     (2) 

Sec.  7 — Cow,  3  years  old 
Jardine  k  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (3) 
James  Lawiie,  Malvern,  York 

Sec.  8 — Heifer,  2  years  old 
Jardine  k  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  (3) 
Jtonies  Lawrie,  Malv€.n,  York 

Sec.  9 — Heifer,  1  year  old 

Jardine  &  Sons,  Haniiltim,  Wentworth  (3) 
James  Lnwrie,  Malvern,  York     (3) 

Sec    10 — Heifer  Calf,  under  1  year 

Jardine  &  Sons.  Harailtrin.  Wentworth  (3) 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York     (2) 
J.  B.  Bessy,  (Georgetown,  Halton 

Sec.  11 — Fii>e  Calves,  under  1  year  old,  bred 
and  ovmed  by  the  exhibitor 
Jardine  &  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth  <2) 
James  Lawrie,  Malverr ,  York 


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Itworth  (3> 

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Itworth  \2) 


Hec.  12 — Herd  of  Ayrshire  Cattle,  consisting 
cf  1  Bull  and  5  Females,  over  1  year  old, 
owned  by  tlie  exhibitor 

Jardine  &  Sons,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 
James  Lawrie,  Malvern,  York 


,    CLASS  Xlll-Jersey,  or  Aldemey  Cattle 
Sec.  7 — Alder ney  Yearling  Heifer 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 

CLASS  XV-Grade  Cattle 
;Sec.  1 — Grade  Cow 

William  Green,  Agincoiirt,  York 
J.  &  W.  Watt,  Salnm,  Wellington 
William  Henry,  L'Amaroux,  York 
H.  &  J.  Groff.  Elmira,  Waterloo 

Hec.  2 — Cow,  3  yturs  old 

J.  k  W.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington    (2) 
H.  &.  J.  GroflF,  Elmira.  Waterloo 

Sec.  3 — TTeifer,  2  i/ears  old 

J.  k  W.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington    (2) 
William  Henry,  L'Amaroux,  York 
H.  &  J.  Groff,  Elmira,  Waterloo    (2) 

Sec.  4 — Heifer,  1  year  old 

J.  &  W.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington 
H.  &  J.  Groff,  Elmira,  Waterloo 

Sec.  5 — Heifer  Calf,  under  1  year 
J   &  W.  Watt,  Salem.  Wellington 
William  Henry,  L'Amaroux,  York 
H.  &  J.  Goff,  Elmira,  Waterloo 

Sec.  fi — Fim  Females,  over  1  year  old,  the 
projierty  of  the  exhibitor 

3.  &  W.  W.itt,  Salem,  Wellington 
H.  &  J.  Groff,  Elmira,  Waterloo 

CLASS  XVI— Fat  Cattle,  any  breed 
Sec.  1 — Pair  of  Fat  Cattle,  of  any  aye 
N.  H.  Wickett,  York,  Haldimand 
H.  &  J.  Groff,  Elmira,  Waterloo 

:Sec.  2 — Fit  Ox  or  Steer,  4  years  old  and  over 
N.  H.  Wickett,  York,  Haldimand 
H   &  J.  Groff,  Elmira,  Waterloo 

Sec.  3 — Fat  Steer,  under  4  years  old 
H.  &  J.  Groff,  Elmira,  Waterloo 

.Sen.  1 — Fit  Cow  or  Heifer,  4  years  old  and 

upwdrd-i 

J  &  \V.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington 
N  H  Wickett,  York,  Haldimand 
H    &  J.  (irorf,  Elmira,  Waterloo 

Hec   .') — Fat  Cow  or  Heifer,  und*r  4  years  old 
J.  &  W.  Watt,  Salem,  Wellington 
N.  H.  Wickett,  Vork,  Hal.limand 
H.  &  J.  Groff,  Eliuira,  Waterloo 


SHBEP-Long  Wool  ed. 
CLASS  XVII— Cotswold 
Sec.  1 — Ram,  2  shears  and  orer 

Alex   Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
John  Snella'  Sous,  Edmonton,  Vevl    (2) 

Sec.  2 — Shearling  Ram 

George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York 

John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  i'eel    (2)      ' 

Sec.  3 — Ram  Lamb 

Alex.  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
John  hnells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Feel 
Joshua  Sicily,  Richmond  Hill,  York     (2) 

Sec.  4 — Two  Ewes,  2  stiears  and  over 

John  Torrance,  Scarboro',  York 

John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel    (2) 

Sec  5 —  Two  Shearling  Ewes 
John  Torrance,  Scarboro',  York 
John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel     (2) 

Sec.  6 — Two  En  e  Lambs 

Alex.  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel     (2) 

Sec.  7 — Pen  of  Cotxwo'ds — I  Ram,  2  Ewes, 
2  shears  and  over,  2  Shearling  Ewes,  awl 
2  Ewe  Lamhn 

John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel 

CLASS  XVIII— Leicesters 
Sec.  1 — Ram,  2  shears  and  orer  -  ■ 

Thomas  Blancharil,  Appleby,  Haltoa 
■Sec.  2 — Shearling  Ram 

(ieorge  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York 

CLASS  XIX-Lincoln  Sheep 
Sec.  1 — Ram,  2  shears  and  over 

John  Torrance,  Scarboro',  Yark      '  ''• 

Sec.  2^Shearling  Ram 

George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  Vork 
.Tohn  'I'orr.ance,  ScarbiT^'',  ^'()rk 
Richard  (iibson,  IMtrtoii 

Sec.  3 — Ram  Lamb  , 

John  Torrance,  Scaiboro',  York 

Sec.  4 — Two  Eirm,  2  skutrs  and  over 

John  Torratioe,  Scaiboio',  ifork 
RichanMiibsitn,  lli'iton 

Sec.  5 — Iwo  Sheiirliilij  Lwes 

John  lV>rrance,  Scai  I'oi'i',  York 
Hichard  (ribron,  lli   iton 

Sec.  fi     '/('"/  Ewf  Laiii'i- 

John  Torrance,  Scarboro',  York         ,.; 
Richard  (iibson,  llderton  ■> 


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Sec.    7 — Pen  Lmcolm :    Ram,   2   Ehoes,    2 
shears  and  over,  2  Shearling  Ewes  and  2 
Ewe  Lambs 
John  Torfance,  Scarboro',  York 
Richard  Qibaon,  Ilderton 


SHEEP— Medium  WooUed. 

CLASS  XX— Southdowns 
Sec.  1 — Ram,  2  shears  and  over 

Robert  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  Yorfc 
Thos.  Wilkinson,  Renton  Station,  Went- 

worth    (2) 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentworth 

Soc.  2— Shearling  Ram 

Robert  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Thos.  Wilkinson,  Renton  Station,  Went- 
worth 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentworth 

Sec.  3 — Ram  Lamb 

Robert  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Thos.  Wilkinson,  Renton  Station,  Went- 
worth 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentworth 

Sec.  4 — Two  Ewes,  2  shears  and  over 

Robert  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
Thos.  Wilkinson,  Renton  Station,  Went- 
worth   (2) 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  W"entworth 

Sec,  5— Two  Shearling  Ewes 

Thos.  Wilkinson,  Renton  Station,  Went- 
worth 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentworth 

Sec.  6 — Two  Ewe  Lambs 

Thos.  Wilkinson,  Renton  Station,  ^    ent- 

worth 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  .Station,  Wentworth 

Sec.  7 — Pen  of  Southdowns — 1  Ram,  2  Ewes, 
2  shears  and  over,  2  Shearling  Ewes, 
and  2  Ewe  Lambs 

Thos.  Wilkinson,  Renton  Station,  Went- 
worth 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentworth 

CLASS  XXI — Shropshire,  Hampshire  and 
Oxfordshire  Downs 

Seo.  1 — Ram,  2  shears  and  over 

Wm.  M.  Miller,  Olaremont,  Ontario 
Robert  Shaw,  Ronton  Station,  Wentworth 

Sec.  2 — Shear limg  Ram 

Wm.  M.  Miller,  Claremont,  Ontario 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentwortk 

Sec.  5  — Ram  Lamb 
Robert  Shaw,  Ronton  Stt^ou,  Wentworth 


Soc.  4 — Two  Ewes,  2  shears  and  over 

Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentworth 

Sec.  5 — Two  Shearling  Ewes 

Wm.  M.  Miller,  Olaremont,  Ontario  (2) 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentworth 

Sec.  6 — Two  Ewe  Lambs 
Robert  Shaw,  Renton  Station,  Wentworth 

CLASS  XXII— Fat  Sheep  % 
Sec.  1 — 7V)o  Fat   Wethers,  2  shears  and  over 

John  R.  Hood,  Guelph,  Wellington 
Sec.  2 — Two  Fat  Wethers,  under  2  shears 

John  R.  Hood,  Guelph,  Wellington    (2) 
Sec.  3 — Two  Fat  Ewes,  2  nhtars  and  over 

John  R.  Hood,  Guelph,  Wellington 
John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel 


FIGS— Small  Breeds. 

CLASS  XXIII— Improved  Berkshires. 

Sec.  I — Boar,  over  2  years 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
C.  W.  Farm  S.    Association,  Brantford, 

Brant 
John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel 

Sec.  2 — Boar,  over  1  year  and  under  2  years 

C.  W.   Farm  S.  Association,   Brantford, 

Brant 
Thomas  Boynton,  Victoria  Square,  York 
Alexander  Marsh,  Richmond  Hill,  York 
John  Hogan,  King,  York 
John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel 

Sec.  3 — ^ortr,  over  6  and  under  12  aionthn 
N.  H.  Wickett,  York,  H.ildun.ind 
John  Snellb'  .Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel 

Sec.  4 — Boar,  tinder  6  monriM 
John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Pael 

Sec.  5 — Sow,  over  2  years 

C.   W.   Farm  S.  Association,   Brantford, 

Brant     (2) 
John  Snells'  Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel 

Soc.  6 — Sow,  over  1  year  and  under  2  years 

C.   W.  Farm  S.    Association,   Brantford, 

Brant    (2) 
N.  H,  Wickett,  York,  Haldimand 
John  Snells'  Soua,  Edmonton,  Peel 

Sec.  7 — Sow,  over  6  and  wider  12  month* 

C    W.    Farm  S     Association,  Brantford, 

Brant     (3) 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Tor»-ance,  Scarboro',  York 
John  Snelk'  .Sons,  Edmonton,  Peel 

Sec.  8 — Sow,  U)uler  (5  uMnlhs 
iolsA  HmtiJiM'  Soa%  Edmniou,  Peel 


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C.  W.   Farm  S.   Association,   Brantford, 
Brant 

CLASS  XXIV— Sufifolka 
Sec.  1 — Boar,  over  2  years 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel 

Sec.  2 — Suffolk  Boar,  over  1  year  and  under  2 
years 

Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel    (2) 

Sec.  3 — Boar,  07)er  6  and  under  12  montfis 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel     (2) 

Sec.  4 — Boar,  under  6  months 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel 
J.  Johnson,  Malvern,  York 

Sec.  5 — Sow,  over  2  years 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel     (2) 

Sec.  6— (Sow,  over  1  year  and  under  2  years 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel     (2) 

Sec.  7 — Sow,  over  6  and  under  12  months 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel    (2) 

Sec.  8 — Sou),  under  6  months 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel 
J.  Johnson,  Malvern,  York 
Wm.  (ireen,  Agiucourt,  York 
Wm.  Bell,  York  Mills,  York 

CLASS  XXV- Essex  Pige 
Sec.  1 — Boar,  over  2  years 

Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel    (2) 

Sec.  2 — Boar,  over  1  and  under  2  years 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel     (2) 

Sec.  3 — Boar,  over  6  and  under  12  months 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel     (2) 

Sec.  4 — Boar,  under  6  months 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Oedit,  Peel     (3) 

Sec.  5 — Sow,  over  2  years 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel     (3) 

Sec.  6 — Sow,  over  1  year  and  under  2  years 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel     (2) 

Sec.  7 — Sow,  over  6  and  under  12  months 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel    (3) 

Sec.  8 — Sow,  under  6  months 
Jos.  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel     (3) 


PIGS  -Large  Breed. 

CLASS  XXVI— Yorkshire  and  other  large 
breeds. 

Sec.  1 — Boar,  over  2  years 

Joseph  Featherstone,  Credit,,  Peel 
George  Weldri.;k,  Thornhill,  York 


Sec.  2 — Boar,  over  1  yeur  and  under  2  year* 
Joseph  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York 

Sec.  3 — Boar,  over  6  months  and  under  12  mo« 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York    (2) 

Sec.  4 — Boar,  under  6  months 

Joseph  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel 
Thomas  Boynton,  Victoria  Square,  York 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York,  (2) 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
J.  &  R.  Leslie,  Hornby,  Halton 

Sec.  5 — Sow,  over  2  years 
Joseph  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York 

Sec.  6 — Sow,  over  1  year  and  under  2  years 
Joseph  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel  (2) 
Thomas  Boynton,  Victoria  Square,  York 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York 

Sec.  7 — Sow,  over  6  months  and  under  12 

Joseph  Featherstone,  Credit,  Peel 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill. 

Sec.  8— Sow,  under  6  months 
Joseph  Featherstone,  Credit,  P-^el 
Thomas  Boynton,  Victoria  Square,  York 
George  Weldrick,  Thornhill,  York  (2) 
Robert  Chadwick,  Burnhanithorpe,  Peel 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 


POULTRY— Fowls. 
CLASS  XXVIL 

Sec.  1 — Pair  Brahmas,  dark 
T.  H.  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 
J.  W.  Russell,  Hornby,  Halton 
Wm.  N.  Doel,  Toronto,  York     (4) 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  2 — Pair  Brahmas,  light 
John  Nunn,  Toronto,  York 
Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  York 
H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  3 — Pair  Cochins,  buff 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York    (2) 

Sec.  4— Pair  Cochins,  partridge 

T.  H.  IJoyd,  Newmarket,  York 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo    (3) 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  5 — Pair  Cochins,  white 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant» 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 


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G.  J.  Baker,  Trafalgar,  Haltnn 
WilliotnH.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
H.  G,  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  7  —Pair  Cochins,  Sebright 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
H.  U.  CharleBworth,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  8 — Pair  Dorkings,  colored 

W.  M.  Smith,  FairHeld  Plains.  Brant 
William  H.  Dol«,  Toronto,  York 
Ulysses  Bodily,  Toront<^>,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
William  BeU,  York  Mills,  York.     (2) 

Sec.  9 — Pair  Dorkings,  silver  grey 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairlield  inains,  Brant 
Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
George  'I'.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
William  Bell,  York  Mills,  York    (2) 

Sec.  10 — Pair  Dor.Augs,  white 

T.  H.  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 
Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto.  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

Sec.  13--Pair  Plymouth  Rocks 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairheld  Plains,  Brant 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  14 — Pair  American  Dominiquea 
J.  H.  liowe.  King,  York    (2) 

Sec.  15 — Pair  Game,  black  red 
T.  H.  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 
James  Hayward,  Doucaster,  York 
Edward  Oollins,  Dundas,  VVeutworth 
A.  McLean  Howard,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falklaml,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York    (3) 
J.  D.  Stott,  Markham,  York 

Sec.  16 — Pair  Game,  black  or  white 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
A.  McLean  iioward,  Toronto,  York 
J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton 

Sec.  17 — Pair  Game,  brown-red 
T.  H.  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 
W.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
A.  McLean  Howard,  Toronto,  York  (3) 

Sec.  18 — Pair  Game,  yellow  duckwing 
Dan.  Perl^y,  Paris,  Brant 
W.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  York 
A.  McLean  Howard,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Charles  H.  Goodchild,  Toronto,  York 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  19 — Pair  Game,  silver  duckwing 

Ed.  Collins,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
A.  McLean  Howard,  Toronto,  York 
Georgo  P.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Ijobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  Yoik 

Sec.  20— /'a<r  Game,  Pile 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairlield  Plains,  Brant 
A.  Mcljean  Howard,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
(ieorge  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Urant 
Ijobb  &  C'orrie,  Toronto,  York 
Jas.  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.  Q.  (3) 

Sec.  21 — Pair  Hamburgs,  black 

T.  H.  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 

Ed.  Collins,  Dundas,  Wentworth 

A.  Mcljean  Howard,  jun. ,  Toronto,  York  (4) 

Jas.  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  I'.  Q.  (2) 

John  Campbell,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  22 — Pair  Hamburgs,  golden  pencilled 

Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
(ieorge  T.  Simpson,  FalUlanl,  Brant 
Charles  H.  Goodchild,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  23 — Pair  Hamhurgs,  silmr 

Wm.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant  (2> 
Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
GeorgttJIope,  Yorkville,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  24 — Pair  Hamhurgs,  golden  spawiled 

Wm.  M.  Smith,  Fairlield  Plains,  Brant  (2) 

Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  York 

George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 

George  T.  Simps(m,  Falklau  1.  Brant      .' 

Sec.  25 — Pair  Hamburgs,  silw.r  spangled 

T.  H.  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 
Wm.  H.  Doel,  'J'oronto,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
Jas.  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  26 — Pair  Leghorns,  white 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 

Sec.  27 — Pair  Leghorns,  black 

■    Levi  Lewis,  Toronto,  York 
Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
A.  Stuttaford,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  28 — Pair  Leghorns,  brown 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  k  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  29 — Pair  Spanish,  white  /'ace,  black 
T.  H.  Lloyd,  .Newmarket,  York 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York  ' 

George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 


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John  AMons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
G  or,'u.  r.  Simison.  Falklaml,  Brant 
William  H.  Doel,   Toronto,  V'ork 

See.  31 — Pdir  SpaiUsk,  white  face  black 
Jainea  Joliiistoiio,  Yorkville,  York 

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J.  T.  Stirling,   Toronto, 

T.  H.  LlDyd,    Vewinark't,  do 

A    F.  Bvnka,  Toronto,  do 

John  Nuiiii,  Toronto,  do 

'Ulyssua  Boddy,  Toronto,  do 


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Sec.  32 — Pair  Pulaiuh,  golden 

Georje  Hoi)c,  Yfirkville,    York 
George  T   Siuipson,  Kalkland,  Brant 
James  Black,  Point  St   Charles,  P   Q. 
Soc.  3.'{ — P  dr  Polands,  white 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
W.  H.  D'.el,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
John  Aldons,  lierlin,  Waterloo     (2) 

Sec.  3t — Pair  Polands,  silver 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Piains,  Brant 
Georgo  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Aldona,  Berlin,  Waterloo 

Sec.  35 — Pair  Batdanui,  brown-red,  game 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Aldous,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 
Jas.  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  3(5 — Pair  Bantams,  yelloio  duckwing, 
game 

W.   N    Dool,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
W.  J.  Way,  Toronto,  York     )5) 
G.  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lol)l)  &  <  'orrie,  Toronto,  York 
Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  'XI — Pair  Bantams,  silver  duckwing,  game 
Wm.  }{.  I  )oul,  Toronto,  York  (4) 
Wm.  J.  Way,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Jas.  Black,  Point  St  Charles,  P.  Q. 

Sec.    38 — Pair  Bantams,   yellow  duckwinp, 
game 

T.  11.  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 
Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
Wm.  J.  Way,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
Gforge  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lohi)  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  3i) — Pair  Bantam^,  black  or  white 

Wm  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Wm.  J.  Way,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
Sec.  H)—Pa:rBantains,silvfr  duckwing,  game 
Albert  JolifFe,  London,  Middlesex 
W.  M.  Smith,  Fairlield  Plains,  Brant 
W.  11.  U.«el,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
Wm.  J    Way,  Toronto,  York  (4)     ■; 
IjIvshi's  Bodily,  Toronto,  York 
GjJ.go  T,  Simpson,  Fil.tlviil,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  Y^ork 


Sec.  41  —  Pair  Bantam*,  Pile,  game 

Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  Y'ork  (2) 
Wm.  J.  Way,  Toronto,  York  (8) 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  42 — Pair  Bantams,  xHoer  sehrigfil        ,' 

Ed.  Collins,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
Wm.  J.  Way,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
George  T.  Simpsim,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Tonmto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  43— Pair  Bantams,  black  African 
Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
George  Ho[)e,  Yorkville,  York 
li()l)b  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 
Jas.  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.  Q. 

Sec,  44 — Pair  Bantams,  golden  Sebright 

George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 

8«      45 — Pair  Bantams,  silver  Sebright 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 
Wm.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  46 — Pair  Bantams,  Jayianese         ,-,, 
Lilly  Maule,  Toronto,  York  . 

Sec.  ^—Nxtras 

James  Hay  ward,  Doucaster,  York:  Bantam 

Hen  and  Chicks 
George     Hope,    Yorkville,    York :     Pair 

Cicillians 
V/m.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  Y'ork :  Pair  whitt- 

rose-comb  Bantams  , ,  , 

CLASS  XXVIII-Chickens 

Sec.  1 — Pair  Brahmat,  dark 
J.  Peart,  Fneman,  Halton 
H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  2 — Pair  Brahmas,  light 

Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  Y'^ork 
John  \V.  McArthur,  Yorkvdle,  Y'ork 
H.  G.  Charlesworth,  YorkviUe,  Y'ork    (2) 

Sec.  3 — Pair  Cochins,  Buff 
John  Nunn,  Toronto,  York 
John  W.  McArtluir,  Yorkville,  York 
John  AMons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Yorkvile,  York 

Sec.  A— Pair  Corhini,  Partridge 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 

Sec.  5 — Pair  Cochins,  White  '    ' 

H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York  (2) 

Sec.  6 — Pair  Cochins,  Black 
G.  J.  Baker,  Trafalgar,  llalton 
H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Y^nkville,  York 

Sec.  8 — Pair  Dorkings,  Colored 

(Jeorge  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
WiUiam  Bell,  York  Mills,  York    (2) 


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Sec.  9— Pair  Dorkingn,  Silver  Orey 
Geor^o  T.  SimpBon,  Falklan<l,  Brant 
William  H.  Dota,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
William  Bell,  York  Mills,  York    (2) 

S(!C.  10— Pair  Dorkiny»,  While 

George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Woterloo 

Soc.  13 — Pair  Plymouth  Bock 
T.  H.  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 
William  H.  Dool,  Toronto,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

Sec.  14 — Pair  American  DoininiqmeB 
Simon  Shuuk,  Edgerly,  York 

Sec.  15 — Pair  Onme,  Black-Red 
James  Hayward,  Doncaster,  York 
J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  (Jiirrie,  Toronto,  York 
John  Campbell,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Soc.  16 — Pair  Game,  Brown-Red 
William  H.  Doel;  Toronto,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  18 — Pair  Oame,  yellow  duckwing 
P.  H,  Lloyd,  Newmarket,  York 
A.  F.  Banks,  Toronto,  York 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

Sec.  19— Pair  Oame,  Siluer  Duckwing 

Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 
John  Camphell,  Guelnh,  Wellington 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

Sec.  20— Pair  Game,  Pile 

George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
James  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.  Q     (2) 
John  Campbell,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  21 — Pair  Oame,  any  other  variety 
Geo.  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 
Jas.  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.  Q 
J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton 

Sec.  22 — Pair  Hamburghs,  black 
John  W.  McArthur,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
Geo.  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Biant 
William  Jones 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

Sec.  24 — Pair  Hamburghs,  silver  pencilled 
Geo.  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

Sec.  25 — Pair  Hamburghs,  golden  spangled 
Geo.  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 


Sec.  26 — Pair  Hamburghn,  tilvtr  gpangltd 
John  W.  McArthur,  Yorkville,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  27 — Pair  Leghorns,  whUe 
William  Stalhschmidt,  Preiton,  Wat«rluo 
Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
George  T.  Simpwm,  Falklantl,  Brant 
William  U.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  W — Pair  Leghorns,  black 

Charles  Tunnicliff,  Parkdale,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York     (2) 

Sec.  29 — Pair  Leghorns,  frroion 

John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
George  T.  Simjwon,  Falkland,  Brant 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  30 — Pair  French,  any  variety 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 

Sec.  31 — Pfiir  Spanish,  white  face,  black 
A.  F.  Banks,  Toronto,        York    (4) 
A.  Rutherford,  Toronto,        do 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,    do      (2) 
John  Nunn,  Toronto,  do      (4) 

Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,       do 

Sec.  32 — Pair  Rolands,  white  created,  black 

W.  M.  Smith,  Fairfield  Plains,  Brant 
James  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.Q. 

Sec.  33 — Pair  Rolands,  white 

John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 
Sec.  34 — Pair  Rolands,  silver 

John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo 

Sec.  35 — Pair  Rolands,  golden 
John  Aldons,  Berlin,  Waterloo  "i 

Sec.  36 — Pair  Bantams,  game,  black  red 

W.  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York    (3) 

Sec.  37 — Pair  Bantams,  game,  brown  red 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrie,  Toronto,  York 
James  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.Q. 

Sec.  38 — Pair  Bantams,  game,  black  or  white 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  39— Pair  Bantams,  game,  yellow  duck- 
toing 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York    (6) 


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Sec.  40 — Pair  Rantamt,  game,  nlver  duckwing 
Albert  Jolifl'u,  Lomlun,  MiiMluaex 
William  H.  I)«el,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
Lobb  &,  Corrie,  Toronto,  York     (2) 

Sec.  41 — Pair  Bantama,  game,  Pik 
Lobb  ft  Corrio,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.   42 — Pair  Bantams,   game,   any   other 
variety 

Edward  Collini,  Dundaa,  Wentworth 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
Lobb  &  Corrio,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  i3—Pnir  Bantama,  black  African 
William  H.  Do«l,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  44 — Pair  Bantama,  golden  Sebright 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

See.  48 — Anp  other  variety  of  Chickens  not 
mentioned 

John  W.  McArthur,  Yorkville,  York 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York 
Emily  Maqt  Edwardn,  Toronto,  York 

CLASS  XXIX— Turkeys,  Geese  and  Ducka 

Sec.  1 — Pair  Turkeya,  bronze 

John  Torrance,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
H.  6.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  2 — Pair  Turkeys,  whUe  or  black 
J.  W.  Russell,  Hornby,  Halton 
Geo.  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

Sec.  5 — Pair  Oeeae,  Bremen 
J.  W.  Russell,  Hornby,  Halton 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

Sec.  6 — Pair  Oeeae,  Toulouse 
Wood  Freeman,  Freeman,  Halton 

Sec.  7 — Pair  Geese,  white  china 
J.  W.  Russell,  Hornby,  Halton 

Sec.  8 — Pair  Geese,  brown  China 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
J.  W.  Russell,  Honiby,  Halton 

Sec.  10 — Pair  Geese,  African 
John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  11 — Pair  Geese,  English  grey 
John  Torrance,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 

^c.  14 — Pair  Ducks,  Rouen 

John  Hewer,  Guelph,  Wellington 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 
William  H.  Doel,  Toronto,  York    (3) 

Sec.  15 — Pair  Ducks,  Ayltsbury 

John  Torrance,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
William  Hewitt,  Don  Mount,  York 
Ulysses  Boddy,  Toronto,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 


William  Grey,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
John  McCarter,  Toronto,  York     (2) 

Sec.  17 — Pair  Ducks,  Pekin 

J.  W.  Russell,  Hornby,  Hnlton 
G.  J.  Baker,  Trafalgar,  Halton    (2) 
Lobb  k  (Jorrie,  Toronto,  York     (2) 
H.  G.  Charles  worth,  Yorkville,  York    (2) 

Sec.  18 — Pair  Ducka,  Museo)yy 
Q.  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

CLASS  XXX— Ornamental 
Sec.  1 — Pair  Ouniea  Fowl 
J.  W.  Russell,  Hornby,  Halton 
B.  W.  Clarke,  Downsview,  York 
H.  O.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville.  York 

Sec.  10 — Pair  Carolina,  or  Wood  Ducks 
Gec^rge  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

Sec.  20 — Pair  Guniea  Pigs 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York    (2) 

Sec.  22— Pair  White  Mice 
Banuu-d  WaUmt,  Toronto,  York 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  27 — Pair  Bed  SquitTcla  , 

J.  Peart,  Freeman,  Halton        i 
Sec.  28 — Pair  Flying  Sijuirrels 

John  James,  Yorkville,  York 
Sec.  29— Pair  Fox  Squirrels  ' 

S.  G.  Martin,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  30—  Pair  Babbits,  lop  ear 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
James  Mullington,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  31 — Pair  Babbita,  Angola 
Edith  Maule,  Toronto,  York 
Henry  D.  Falser,  Toronto,  York 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
George  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

CLASS  XXXI— Pigeons 
Sec.  1 — Pair  Pouters,  blue  pied  or  black  pied 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
James  McGrath,  Toronto,  York     (3) 
H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York 
William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham 

Sec.  2 — Pair  PoiUers,  red  pied  or  yellow  pied 
James  McGrath,  Toronto,  York 
H.  G.  Charlesworth.  Yorkville,  York 
William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham 

Sec.  3 — Pair  Pouters,  any  other  color 

H.  G.  Charlesworth,  Yorkville,  York 
William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham 

Sec.  4 — Pair  Carriers,  black 
John  James,  Yorkville,  York     (2) 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York     (2) 
William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham  (2) 


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Sec.  5 — Pcir  Carriern,  dun 
Juhn  James,  Yorkville,  York 
George  Hnpe,  Yorkviiie,  York 
William  Simpsoa,  Port  Hope,  Durham 

.Sec.  6— Pair  Carrirra,  aBif  otkrr  variety 
John  James,  Yorkville,  York    (2) 
(ieorgti  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  7— Pair  Barim,  black 
John  James,  York\  *lle,  York 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
Charltis  U.  (;oo«lhill,  Toronto,  York 
James  McGrath,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

Sec.  8 — Pair  Ba'ba,  red 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
William  Simpson,  ?ort  Hope,  Durham  (2) 

Sec.  9 — Pair  Barbs,  any  other  colour 

George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham 

Sec.  10 — Pair  Tamhlera,  short-faced,  aliuond 

George  H.<n>e,  Yorkville,  York 
Jamea  Muurath,  Torouto,  York 

Sec.  11-  Pcrtr  Tumblers,  short-faced,  Inte 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  Vu/k 

Sec.  12 — Poir  Tumblers,  long-faced,  feather 
teg 
William  Bugg,  Yorkville,  York 
George  Ho^,  Yorkville    York 
Charles  H.  Gooachilil,  Torouto,  York 
James  Mcijlrath,  Toronto,  York 
William  ^Siuipsou,  Port  rlope,  Durham 

Seo.  13 — Puir  Tumblers,  loiuj-jactd,  any  other 

John  James,  Yorkville.  York  (1) 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York  (2) 
Charles  H   GoodchiKl,  Toronto,  York  (3) 
William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham 

Sec.  14 — Poir  Fantails,  white 

George  Muuro,  Tortmto,  York 
George  Hope,  Y'oriiville,  York 

Sec.  15 — Pair  FatUails,  blue  or  black 
George  Munroe,  Toronto,  York 
John  James,  Yorkville,  York 
George  hope,  Yorkville,  York 
William  Simpson,  Port  Hope 

Sec.  17 — Poir  Jacobins,  yellow 

John  James,  Yorkville,  York 

George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 

William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham  (2) 

Sec.  U\ — Pair  Jacobins,  red 
George  Hope,  Yorkvilla,  York 

Seo.  19 — Pair  Jacobins,  any  other  c»lor 
John  W    McArthur,  Yorkville,  York 
Q«orge  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 


Seo.  iO—Pair  Antwerps,  Short-faced 
John  James,  Yorkville,  York 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
Jamee  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.  Q 

Seo.  21 — Poir  Antwerpa,  Long-faeed 
John  Janes,  Yorkviiie,  York  (2) 
James  BUck,  Point  St  Charles,  P.  Q 

Sec.  22 — Antwerps,  any  other  variety 

John  James,  Yorkville,  York 
George  Hope,  York\  ille,  York 

Sec.  23 — Pair  Nuns,  black  or  white 

John  James,  Yorkville,  York 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  Y'ork 
James  McOrath,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  24 — Pair  Trnmpeters,  any  color 
John  James,  Yorkville,  York 
George  Hope,  Y'orkville,  York     (2) 
William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham 

Sec.  25 — Pair  Trumpeters,  yellow 

John  James,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  26— Puir  Trumpeters,  any  other  color 

John  James,  YoikviUe,  York 
(ireorge  Hope,  Yorkville.  Y'ork 
William  Simjison,  Port  Hope,  Durham 

Sec.  27 — Pair  Turbiis,  any  coloi 

John  James,  Yorkville,  York 

George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 

William  Simpson,  Port  Hope,  Durham  (2) 

Sec.  28 — Poir  Drijfoons,  any  color 
John  James,  Yorkville,  York 
George  Hope,  Y'orkville  York 

Sec.  29 — Pair  Owls,  blue  or  silver 

John  W.  MuArthur.  Yorkville,  York 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York 
Charles  H.  Goodchikl,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  30 — Pair  Owls,  any  otfier  color 
Charles  H.  Gooilchild,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  31 — Best  collection  of  Pigeons,  indepen- 
dent oj  other  entries 

John  James,  Yorkville.  York 

John  W.  McArthur,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec  32— Extras 
George  Hope,  Yorkville,  York  :     Pair  of 


Rents 
H.    G.    Charlesworth,    Yortville, 


pair  Macumers  ;  pair  MagCies 

,    York  : 

Collection  of  Pouters 
William  Simpson,   Port  Hope,  Durham ; 
Pair  Silver  Kents 


CLASS  XXXII— Cage  Birds 
Seo.  12 — Oreen  or  Orey  Parrot 

Hy.  D.  Falser,  Toronto,  York 
James  Armstrong,  Toronto,  York 


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CLASS  XXXIII— Poultry  Appliance* 
Sm.  I — Poultry  Applianera 

Wm.  U.  Doel,  Toronto,  York;  Automatic 
Hen's  Nett 


D008. 
CLASS  XXXIV    Fancy  and  Hunting  Dogs 
Heo.  X—Briit  Beagle  Hmmd 

William  Hemingway,  Hagerman'sComera, 
York 

Sec.  2— Blood  Hound 
Francis  Green,  Oakville 

See.  ^— Black  and  Tan 
James  Kennedy,  Tonmto,  York    (4) 
Gh  tries  Brown.  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Charles  '^iley,  Toronto,  York 
E.  W.  White,  Toronto,  York 
J.  McNeil.  Toronto,  York    (2) 
O.  J.  Baker,  Trafalgar,  Halton  (2) 

Sec.  4- Bull  Terrier 
John  Halligan,  Toronto,  York 
E.  W.  White,  Toronto.  York 
Qeorge  T.  Simpson,  Falkland,  Brant 

Sec.  6 — Fox  Hound 

W.  Noyes,  Tonmto,  York 
W.  Steer.  Toronto,  York 
William  Hnmiugway,  Hagerman'sComera, 
York 

Sea  7 — Greyhound 
A.  Hend«rson,  Toronto.  York    (2) 
A.  B.  Cuff,  Toronto,  York 
Wm.  P.  Britton,  Toronto.  York 
Willie  Bernard,  Toronto,  York 
M.  J.  Qraham,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  S—Ifew/oumUand 

Mrs.  Thomas  Somers,  Islington,  York 
Charles  Hiley,  Toronto,  York 
George  Oarrall,  Don  Mount,  York 

Sec.  9—Ma»lif 
J.  Grand,  Toronto,  \ork 
Dr.  Ross,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  10— Skye  Terrier 

Jas.  Black,  Point  St.  Charles,  P.  Q.     (2) 

Sec.  U—Vorluhire  Terrier 

W.  H.  Docl,  Toronto,  York 

S.  IToldemess,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

Sec.  12— Pointer 

W.  J.  Watts,  Tonmto,  York 
G.  Mc Munich,  Toronto,  York 
W.  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York 
J.  Huddeston,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

Sec.  IZ—P'iodle 
Jo«e  Wilson,  DaTonporl^  York 


Sec.  \&— Setter 
James  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York  (Bed)  (2) 
William  Buffs,  Yorkvillb.  York 
Richard  McFhail,  Toronto,  York 
D.  B.  Boyd,  Toronto,  Ywk 

Sec.  l(i— Shepherd 

Thomas  Falford,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  IT— Spaniel 

Thomas  Hall,  Uniouville,  York 
John  Millov,  Toronto,  York    (2> 
T.  J,  Best,  Toronto,  York 
D.  P.  Armstrong,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  19— Hxtnu 
F  W.  Jai^e.  Toronto,  York :  Mount  St, 

Bernard  Dog 
F.  Barry  Hayes,  Toronto,  York :  Engliab 

Pug  (Dob) 
James  Blakeley,  Toronto,  York  :  English 

Pug  (Hitch) 
John    Marshall,    Marshall,    York :    Fox 

Terrier 
M.  J.  (irahom,  Toronto,  York:  Greyhound 

Bitch  and  Pups    (2) 
.Tohn  Halligan :  Fox  "Terrier 
A.  Tinning,  jr.,  Toronto,  York:  Cocker 

Spaniel 
A.  A.  Stewart,  Toronto,  York:  English 

Pug    (2) 
Mrs.  P.  W.  Marling,  Toronto,  York:  Pair 

Irish  Setter  Pap' 
Ned  Hanian,  Toronto,  York  :  Fox  Terrier 

(bitch).  Harrier 
Wm.  F.   Britton,  Toronto,  York:  Grey- 
hound Pup 
J.  M.  Forsyth,  Toronto,  York:  Fox  Terrier 

(bitch) 


GATS. 

CLASS  XXXV— Cats 
Sec.  2—MaUeae  Cat 

R.  Osborne,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  2—TurtoiaeaheU  Cat 

Frank  Harrison,  Toronto,  York 


AQRICULTURAL  IKPLE- 

MBNTS 

CLASS  XXXVI— Agricultural  Implements 

Sec.  4 — Mowing  Machines 
Brown  k  Patterson,  Whitby,  Ontario 
Joseph  Hall  Mantg.  Co.,  Oshawa,  Ont. 

Sec.  5 — Reaping  Maehinea 

Noxon  Bros.  Manfg.  Co.,  Ingersoll,  Oxford 
Brown  ft  Patterson,  Whitby,  Ontario 
Joseph  HhU  Maofg.  Co.,  Odiawa,  Out 


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JoMph  Hall  Manfg.  Co.,  Oihawa,  Onk. 

See.  8—  Horee-power  J%reAer  and  Separaier 
John  Abell.  Woodbridge,  York 
Joeaph  HaU  Manfg.  Co.,  Oahawa,  Ont. 

See.  9.— Steam  Thrtther  and  Separator 
Joeeph  Hall  Manfg.  Co.,  Oshawa,  Ont 

See.  15 — Impkment  or  Jliaehi$te  for  Cutting, 
PtUUnff,  or  otherwite  Harvesting  Peat 
Tolton  Broa.  k  Co.,  Gaelph,  Wellingtoa 

See.  17.  — (Train  Cruiiher  or  Chrinder 
Eara  Bliodea,  Brie,  Pa.,  U.  S. 

Sec  24— iSltraw  CvUer 
A.  &  W.  WUson,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

See.  TIfi— Extra  Eniriee 

Quelph  Carriage  Qooda  Company,  Gaulph, 

Wellington  :  

Joaeph  HaU  Mante.  Co.,  Oahawa.  Oat. 


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Clover  Holler,  Threaher  and  Separator 

CLASS  XXKVII— Implemmta  for  cultiTat- 
ing  and  sowing  the  aoil,  horse,  steam  or 
other  power 

See.  2— Best  Portabk  Steam-IBngine  for  Agri- 
cultural  purpotea,  not  kee  than  6  Horte- 
power,  to  he  put  in  operation  on  the  Qround 

B.  Whitelaw,  Woodstook,  OzftMFd 

Sec.  4 — Field,  or  7\do  Horse  Cultivator,  Iron 
Isaac  Westeott,  Bowmanville,  Durham 

Sec.  5 — Two  Horae  Cultivator,  Wood 
Oeorge  Wilkinson,  Aurora,  York 

Sec.  6 — Two  Farrow  Plough 
R.  Sylvester,  Enniskillen,  Durham     ^ 

Sec.  8 — Iron  Plough 
Sergumber,  Carter  ft  Co.,  Coderioh,  Huron 

Sec.  9—  Wooden  Plough 
Oliver  Chilled  Plough  Oo.,  per  W.  Rennie, 
Toronto,  York 

Sec.  10 — Iron  Beam  Plough,  with  Cast  Head 
and  Sliare,    Steel   Jfoidd   Board  and 
Wood  Handles 
Tolton  Bros.,  k  Co.,  Guelph,  Y/ellington 
Seigumber,  Carter  ft  Co. ,  Qoderich,  Huron 

Sec.  16— ^or«^  Hoe,  or  Single  Horse  CtdH- 
V€Uor{lr«n) 

laaao  Weatoott,  DowmaiiviUa,  Durham 

Sec.  18— Pair  </  Iron  Harrow 
ThoauM  Tipling,  Clinton,  Huron 
Isaac  Weaoott,  Bowmanville,  Duriuun 
Joaeph  lipliog,  CSiL>toii,  Hurea 


CLASS  XXXYIII— Implements  and  Ma- 
chines for  Harvestu::g,  Preparing  Plw* 
duets  for  Use,  Carriage,  ftc.,  horaa  or 
or  other  power 

Sec.  9— Two  Horse  Spring  Market  Waggon 
J.  B.  Armstrong   ft   Company,    Ouelph, 

Wellington 
A.  Wright  ft  Sob,  Richmmd  Hill,  Yo^ 

Sec.  10— One  Horae  light  Market  Waggon 
J.  R.  ArautHmg   ft   Coapangr,  .Quelph, 

Wellington 
A.  Wright  ft  Son,  Richmond  Hill,  York 

CLASS  XXXIX— Agricultural  Took  and 
Implements,  ohimy  for  hand  ua* 

Sec.  1  -Set  Drait^  Toole 
R.  E.  Stephena,  Toronto,  "^ork 

Sec.  17 — Laum' Mowing  Machine 
W.  Wilkie,  Quelph,  Welliagtoa 

Sec.  212— Set  Horse  Shoef 
Thomas  Tipling,  Clinton,  Huron 

Sec.  23—Oxi  Yoke  and  Bows 
John  A.  Miller,  per  W.  Rennie,  Twonto, 
York 

See.  24— Farm  Oate 
R.  £.  Stephens,  Tonmto,  York 


AGBICnLTUBAL  PRODUCTS. 

CLASS  XL— Field  Qrains,  Hops,  fta 
Sec.  6— Barky  (2  rowed),  2  bushels 
Edward  HiUook,  Brampton,  Peel 

CLASS  XLII— Field  Roota 
Sec.  Z— Potatoes,  Early  Rose,  bushel 

William  McKay,  Donoaster,  Ywfc 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 
L.  Sterling,  Dilton,  Yc-k 

Sec.  22— Carrots,    Tweloe  Roots,    WMte  or 
Belgian 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 


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CLASS  XLUI— Butter,  Cheese,  and  Dairy 
UtenaUs. 

Sec.  I— Best  3  FirKns  of  BtOter,  JUHd  /or 
exportation,  not  less  than  66  A«  M  each, 
made  by  eaJiU>itor 

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order,  not  Um  than  M  M». 

Mn.  Fnmois  Fenwick,  Golnune,  Pool 
William  HerbiBon,  Clinton,  Haron 
Sec.  3— Butter,  beM,  not  Uu  than.  28  W».,  in 
Jirinn,  eroeht  or  tuba 
William  Herbiaoa,  Olinton,  H«Mtt 
B.  Tuck,  Hornby,  Halton 

Sec.  4 — Creamery  Butter,  beat  3  JirlAm  in 
ahipping  order,   not    feM  than  06  Iba., 
made  in  th*  following  moHths,   one   in 
each,  viz. :  June,  July  and  Augtut 
M.  Moyer  &  Co.,  Bretlau,  Waterloo 

Soo.  6—BuUer,  not  leu  than  S  lbs.,  in  roll  or 
print 

Mm.  Francis  Fenwiok,  Colraine,  PmI 

B.  Tuck,  Hornby,  Halton 

Samuel  Wood,  lalington,  York 
Sec.  6 — Clieemst,  best  6  factory,  not  less  than 
46  lbs.  each,  with  statement  of  number  qf 
eotos  and  management  of  factory 

L.  R.  Richardson,  Kerwood,  Middlesex 

David  Morton,  Ratho^  Oxford 


R.  Kerr  k  Co.,  Harriston,  Wellington 
E.  Hunter,  Dorchester,  Middlesex 
Dugald  Leitoh,  Strathroy,  Middlesex 
Adam  T.  Bell,  Innerkip,  Oxford 
Thomas  Ifartin,  Woodbtll,  Peel 
Joha  E.  Anderson,  Camlaohie,  Lambton 
John  L.  Johnston,  Torc^co,  York 

See.  7— Cheese,  best  dairy,  not  less  than  30  tbs 

John  Rowat,  Nilestown,  Middlesex 
William  Harris,  Mount  Elgin,  Oxford 

Sec.  9— Cheeses,  3  be^  Canada  Olo'ster  or 
Wilt^ire  loaf  or  trttctle,  not  leu  than  8 
Uts.  each 
William  Harris,  Mount  Elgin,  Oxford 

Sec.  1 1 — Bread,  Home-made,  2  loafoes 

Mrs.  Gteorge  Bailey,  Yorkville,  York 
Mrs.  Francis  Fenwick,  Cderaine,  Peel 

Sec.  2(^— Extras 

J.  W.  Minthom,  Orillia,  Simcoe:  Cheese 
Safe  and  Showcase  combined 


HORTICULTURAL  DEPARTMENT. 


FBUIT,  PLANTS,  FLOWBRS. 
VEGETABLES,  fro. 

CLASS   XLIV— Fruit— Professional   Nur- 
serymen's List 

Sec.  1 — Apples,  30  varieties,  correctly  named, 
4  of  each 

Chase  Bros.  &  Bowman,  Toronto,  York 

CLASS  XLV— Fruit— General  List— Apples 
and  Pears 

Sec.  2 — Apples,  10  varieties,  correctly  named, 
4  of  each 
€^ilge  Murray,  Yoi^viUe,  York 

Sec.  3 — Apices,  4  varieties.  Desert,  correctly 
named,  4  of  each 

George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 
B.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 
Mn.  McNab,  YorkviUe,  York 

Sec.  4 — Apples,  4  varieties.  Cooking,  correctly 
named,  4  of  each 

George  Mumy,  Yorkville,  York 
Mrs.  McNab,  YorkvUle,  Y<^ 

Sec.  6 — Apples,  6  Elarly  Joe 
George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  8 — Appks,  6  Dueheu  ofOldmburgh 
George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 


Sec.  9 — Apples,  6  Snow 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 
George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 
Mrs.  McNab,  Yorkville,  York 

See.  13— Apples,  6  Maiden's  Blush 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 
Mrs.  McNab,  YorkviUe,  York 

Sec.  16 — Apples,  6  St.  Lawrence 
George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  17 — Apples,  6  of  any  other  variety  fall 
Apple 

George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 
Sec.  18 — Apples,  6  Ribston  Pippins 

George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 
Sec.  19 — Apples.  6  Alexamler 

R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 
Greorge  Murray,  YorkvUle,  York 

Sec.  i5— Apples,  6  Colvert 

George  Mumjr,  Yorkville,  York 
Sec.  26—Aj^les,  6  Yellow  Bellfhwer 

George  Murray,  Ymkville,  York 
Sec.  27 — Apples,  6  King  of  Tompians  Co. 

George  Murray,  Yorkville,  Ytnrk 
Sec.  28— Appks,  6  Tabnan's  SksH 

George  Momy,  YorkviUe,  York 


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Sec.  dO—Appla,  6  Porter 
George  Mumy,  Yorkville,  York 

•Sec.  31-— Applet,  6  Roxhury  RutatU 
Oeorge  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 

iiec.  32—AppU»,  6  Svoaar 

Oeorge  Murnty,  Yorkville,  York 
•Sec.  M— Applet,  6  American  Ootden  Ruaaett 

Oeorge  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 
K.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

.Sec.  36— Apples,  6  Stoayzie  Prnnme  Orite 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  36 — Applea,  6  Pomme  Oriae 
George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  38-  A  ppUia,  6  qf  any  other  variety,  Winter 
George  Murray,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  39— Appfea,  6  Seedling,  Winter  variety 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  4i—Peara,  6  BartleU 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

CLASS  XLVf— Plums,  Peaches,  Grapes,  ftc. 
Sec.  11— P/uwM,  12  Ruling' a  Superb 

William  Rawlin,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  \3—Plumn,  12  Yellow  Egg 

Hy.  Brown,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  19 — Pluma,  12  Deaaert,  1  variety,  eor- 
redly  named 
William  Kawlin,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  41 — Orapea,  3  bunehea,  Concord 
R.  Gutthrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  54 — Orapea,  coUeetion  qf,  grmon  under 
ylaaa,  aiul  not  Una  than  8  varietiea,  cor- 
rectly  named,  1  buneh  qf  each 
A.  Gauld,  London,  Middlesex 

.Sec.  57 — Orapea,  2  bunehea,  white,  grown  under 
glaaa,  correctly  named 
A.  Gauld,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  58 — Orape»,  2  banchea,  any  other  eohur 
A.  Gauld,  London,  Middlesex 

CLASS  XLVIII— Garden  VegeUbles 
Sec.  l—SaUij'y,  12  roota 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  4 — Cabbage,  3  heada,  Winningatadt 
R.  Guthi-ie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  8 — Cabbage,  3  hettda.  Drumhead 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockiin,  York 

Sec.  9 — Cabbage,  4  aorta   Winter,  kieluding 
Savoya,  1  of  each  aort 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 


Sec.  XO—CeMage,  3  heada  Red 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.    \2—CarroU,   12  IntermediaU  or  Half 
Long 

K.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  Yorl 

Sec.  \i—Paranipa,  12  Tabk 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  l&— Celery,  «  roota  HltiU 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  20—Tomatoea,  TrofAy 
R.  Outhrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  21— Tomatoea,  6  General  Orant 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

Sec.  31— Com,  12  eara  aweet  com.  Jit  for  the 
table 
R.  Guthrie,  Brockton,  York 

GLASS  XLIX— Plauts,  Flowers.  Rustic 
Work,  &c. 

Sec.  7 — Bouqueta,  Everlaatinga 
'lliomas  Davis,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Seo.  12— PafMir«,  12 
Thomas  Davis,  Ouelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  16— Foliage  PlanU 
Thomas  Gardner 

Sec.  17 — AnnucUa,  collection  in  bloom,  named 
Thomas  Davis,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  18 — Coekacomba,  6 
Thomas  Davis,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Seo.  '2i)— German  Aatera,  12 
Oeorge  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
Thomas  Davis,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  21 — Aatera,  collection  of 

Georgu  Taylor,  Scarboro'  Junction,  York 
Thomas  Uavis,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  22— 7'en  Week  Stoeka,  collection  of 
Thomas  Davis,  Guelph,  Weliington 

Sec.  23 — JUarigolda,  coUeetion  of 
Thomas  Davis,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  25 — Roaea,  collection  of  Bourbon^   Teu 
and  Noinette,  named,  1  of  each 

Colin  Skinner,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  28—  Verbenaa,  12,  named 
Colin  Skinner,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  29 —  Verbenaa,  coUeetion,  named 
Colin  Skinner,  Toronto,  York 

Seo.  32 — Phlox  DrfunmomU,  eoUtelion 
Colin  Skinner,  Toronto,  York 


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Sec.  33 — Diardhut,  collection 
ThomaB  Davis,  Quelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  38 — Zinnias,  collectUn  qf,  double 
Thomu  Davis,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  46 — Qeraniumt,  6  golden  tri-color»,  in  pots 
George  ^J^denon,  Hamilton,  Wentwoiih 


Sec.  47— CerantuffW,  6  brome-leaved,  in  poUi 

ThonuM  Qardner 
Sec.  60 — Out  Flower$.  best  arranged  batket  qf 

Colin  Skinner,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  64— Extra* 

Thomas  Gardner,  Happy  Thonght  Qera- 
niums,  half  dozen  Cookaoombs 


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FINE   ABTS   DEPAETMENT. 


CLASS  LI— Oil  Paintings,  by  Professional 
ArtistB 

Sec.  I— Figure,  or  HxitoricaX  Subject 

T.  M,  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 
Mrs.  A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2 — Landscape,  Canadian  Subject 
H.  Hancock,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — Landscape  or  Marine,  not  Canadian 
H.  Hancock,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  9 — Portrait 

Mrs.  A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York    (3) 
Water  Colors,  by  PROFsaaioNAL  Artists. 

Sec.  18— Portrait 
Mrs.  A.  Hallen,  Toronto,  York 
J.  T.  H.  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Drawings  int  Lioht  axd  Shade  by 
Professional  Artists 

Sec.  22 — Crayon  or  Pencil  Portrait 
T.  M.  Martin,  Yorkville,  York 

CLASS  LII— Oil  Paintings— By  Amateurs 
Water  Colors,  by  Amateurs 

Sec.  8 — Figure  or  Historical  Subject 
Miss  £.  Robertson,  Colbome,  NorthumLsr- 
land    (2) 

Sec.   9 — landscape    or    Marine,    Canadian 
Sulject 

Miss  E.  Robertson,  Colbome,  Northom* 
berlaud 


Drawihos  in  Light  ft  Shade,  bt  Amatbcrs 

Sec.  14— Crayon  from  Cast 

Miss  Mary  Caven,  Toronto,  York    (2) 
Minnie  Donnelly,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  1&—Pen  and  Ink  Sketch 

Miss  E.  Robertson,  Colbome,  Northam- 
berland 

Sec.  16 — Portrait  in  Light  and  Shade 

Miss  E.  Robertson,  Colbome,  Northum- 
berland 

Sec.  17 — Pencil  Drawing 
Miss  M.  F.  Ross,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Emma  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York     (2) 

Sec.  19— Extras 

Mrs.  E.  Brodie,  Toronto,  York:  Photo- 
graph in  Oil,  collection  of 

Emma  Kennedy,  Toronto,  York :  Crayon 
Copy  of  Animals 

Miss  Mitchell,  Toronto,  York :  Photo- 
graphs painted 


CLASS  LIII  —  Sculpture,  Photography, 
Mechanical  Drawing,  Engraving  and 
Architecture 

Photography. 
Sec.  IG — Portraits,  collection  of,  colored 
Mrs.  E.  Brodie,  Toronto,  York 
F.  M.  Bell-Smith,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  17 — Portraits,  collection  of,  plain 
P.  H.  Dufresne,  Toronto,  York 


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CloM  LIV. 


MANUFACTtTBES   AND   INDUSTEIAIi 
DEPABTMENT. 


GLASS  LIV— Iron  and  Wood  Working 
Machinery,  Pumps,  Toola  and  Railway 
Appliances,  &o. 

Part  1— Stiam  Ekoinkb  Ain>  ComrKcrioNS 
Sec.    I — Engine    and   BMer,   portable,    in 
operation 
E.  Leonard  &  Son,  London,  Middlesex 
B.  Whitelaw,  Woodstock,  Oxford 

Sec,  2— Engine  and  Boiler  Jifountingt,  an 
tusortment 

Jas  Morrison,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  6 — Steam  Engine,  common  tlide  valve, 
Q-horse  pouter  and  upioard,  in  (^ration 

E.  Leonard  St  Son,  London,  Middlesex 
Sec.  8 — Extras 

Jas.  Morrison,  Toronto,  Vork:  Brass  Cast- 
ings, assortment  of,  for  Engine  and 
Boiler  mounting 

Charles  Field,  Toronto,  York  :  2  Pressure 
Blowers 

Part  2— Wood  Workimo  MAOHiifERr 
Sec.  9— Band  Saw 

Ooldie  &  MoCnlloch,  Gait,  Waterloo 
Sec.  10— Barrel  Machines,  set 

Joseph  Wright,  Harriston,  Wellington 
Sec.  15 — Moulding  Machine,  single  head 

Cowan  k  Co.,  Oalt,  Waterloo 

Sec.  16 — Planing  and  Matching  Machine, 
single 

Cowan  Si  Co.,  Oalt,  Waterloo 
Sac.  19— Scroll  Saw 

W.  M.  Sears,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  20 — Shaping  Machine 

Cowan  &;  Co.,  Oalt,  Waterloo 
Sec.  22 — Tenoning  Machine 

Cowan  &  Co.,  Oalt,  Waterloo 
Sec.  2&— Extras 

E.  L.  Eastman  &  Company,  Boston, 
Mass.  :  Mitreing  Machine    (2) 

Cowan  St  Co.,  Oalt,  Waterloo:  Emery 
Grinder ;  Mitreing  Machine  (hand) ; 
Mitreing  Machine  (foot) ;  Carriage  Cut- 
off Saw  ;  Post  Boring  Machine  ;  Panel 
Baising  Head  Arbor  and  Guide  ;  Double 
Surface  Plane  Matcher  and  Moulder 
combined ;  Hand  Tools  for  metal  and 
wood 

J.  Westman,  Toronto,  York  :  Foot-power 
Circular  and  Jig  Saw 

Charles  Field,  Toronto,  York :  Pendulum 
Power  Press 


Part  4— Maohimbi  vor  Flour  Miu« 

Sec.  39— Middlings  Pur\fier 
Consolidated  Purifier  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Part  5— Machinis  vor  Saw  Mills 

Sec.  41— Circular  Saw  and  Frame 
Watorons  Engine   Company,   Brantford, 
Brant 

Sec.  62— Extras 
W.  Pollard,  Toronto,  York 

Part  6— Hand  Tools  for  Mktal  akd  Wood 

Sec.  62— Extras 
J.  Westman,   Toronto,   York:    Portable 
Forge 

Part  7— Firk  and  Service  Pumps 

Sec.  65 — Fire  Engine,  stationary  steam 
Dundas  Tool  Works,  Dundas,  Wentworth 

Sec.  68 — Pump,  centrifugal 
Heald  Lisco  &  Co.,  per  Ridout,  Aird  ft 
Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  69 — Pump,  Steam,  for  water  works  ser- 
vice 

Dundas  Tool  Works,  Dundas,  Wentworth 
Sec.  70 — Pump,  Steam,  for  boiler  feeding 
Dundas  Tool  Works,  Dundas,  Wentworth 

Sec.  71 — Pump  Power 
Thompson  &  Williams  Mfg.  Co.,  Stratford, 
Perth 

Sec.  74 — Pump,  Hand,  for  farm  service.  Wood 

Henry  Diebel,  Tavistock,  Huron    (3) 
Sec.  76— Extras 

Dundas  Tool  Works,  Dundas,  Wentworth : 
Chain  Puinps,  assortment  of  ;|  Water 
Fall  ;  Machine  for  miscellaneous  pur- 
poses 

Ontario  Pump  Co.,  Toronto,  York:  Force 
Pump,  Wood,  for  hand  use 

Part  8 — ^Machines  for  Miscellaneous 
purfoses. 

Sec.  78 — Brick  Making  Machine 
George  S.  Tiffiany,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  8) — Drain  'file  Making  Machine 
George  S.  Tiffiany,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  89—  Wind  Mill,  in  operation 
W.  Robertson,  Oakville,  Halton 


Classes  LV  *  Lvi.    authorized  cataloouc — bupplembnt. 


01 


Sec.  90— Water  Wheel 

Ruuell  &  MoCulljf,  Watenlown,  Went- 
worth  • 

Sec,  92 — Printing  Press,  hatui 
Job.  C.  Dodgo,  Toronto,  York 


See.  9(^Sxtras  qf  Part  8 

0.  H.  Soale,  Toronto,  York:   Hand  Te- 
bacoo  Cutter 

Past  9— Rialwat  Applianois. 
Sec.  102 — Autonuitic  Car  Coupler 
ThomM  Muir,  London,  Middlencx 


MECHANICAL  AND   METAL  WOEK 

(MISC^JLLANEOUS). 


CLASS  LV. 

Part  1 — Bklls,  Firk  Arhs,  Outlkbt, 
ScALXS,  Hardware,  &c. 

Sec.  3 — Fire  Arms,  assortment 

W.  N.  Cooper,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  9— Skates 

Henry  Ashton,  Toronto,  York   (2; 
Sec.  \Z -Water  FiUerer 

£.  Freeman,  Brantford,  Brant 
Sec.  22— Extras 

W.  Wilkie,  Ouelph,  Wellington:  Egg 
Beaters 

P.  Patterson  &  Son,  Toronto,  York:  Irons 

A.  Andrews,  Don,  York :  Comwell's  Pad- 
lock from  Vault 

W.  M.  Adams,  Toronto,  York:  Patent 
Draw  Bolt 

Henry  Ashton,  Toronto,  York :  Drill  Face 
Stick ;  Can  Openers  ;  Potato  Planter 

Part  2— Gas  Fixtures,   Shkst  Metal, 
Wire  Wobk,  &c. 

Sec.  38 —  Wire  Work,  an  assortment 
H.  B.  Ives  &  Co.,  Montreal,  P.  Q 

Sec.  iO^Extras 
Matthew  Howies,  Hamilton,  Wentworth, 

for  St.   Louis  Stamping  Co.:    Granite 

Iron  Ware,  assortment  of 
James  Morrison,  Toronto,  York,  Plumbers' 

Brass  Work,   finished,   assortment  of ; 

Brass  Castings  for  Plumbers'  Work,  as- 

sortmoot  of, 
Joseph  Philips,  Toronto,  York :  Canadian 

Air  Gas  Machine 

Part  3— Gold  and  Silvebsmiths'  Work, 
Plated  Ware,  Clocks,  &c. 

Sec.  44— .Bfec<ro  Plated  Ware 
Matthew  Howies,  for  Manning,  Bowman 
&  Co.,  Hamilton,  Wentwortn 

Sec.  ^i— Watch  Cases 
Thomas  Russell  &  Son,  Toronto,  York 


Sec.  Al—Ea:tras 

Thomas  Russell  &  Son,  Toronto,  York: 
Watches,  assortment  of 

Part  4— Stoves,  Gratis,  Hollow-wabb,  &r 

Sec.  17 — Hot  Air  Furnace,  stationary 

J.  Carmichael,  Oshawa,  Ontario 

Sec.  ^l— Extras 

W.  Wilkie,  Guelph,  WellingtoQ  :  Smooth- 
ing Irons 

Part  6— Castiwos. 

Sec.  2&— Oast-iron   Woirk,  ornamental,  for 
fences,  <fcc. 

H.  R.  Ives  &  Co.,  Montreal,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  2&— Extras 

H.  R.  Ives  A  Co.,  Montreal,  P.  Q.:  Om«i- 

mental  Iron  Castings,  Iron  Bedstead, 

Iron  Pamiture 

CLASS  LVI — Carriages,  Sleighs,  and  parts 
thereof,  etc. 

Sec.  1 — Carriage  Hack 

Hutchinson  &  Bums,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  2 — Carriage,  Two-Horse  Pleasure 

Hutchinson  k  Bums,  Toronto,  Yoak 

Sec.  4 — Buggy,  double-mated  uncovered,  for 
one  or  two  horses 

Hutchinson  4;  Bums,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6 — Buggy,  single-seated,  uncovered 
Johnson  &  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
Hutchinson  &  Burns,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Pony  Phaeton,  covered 
Johnson  &  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — Pony  Phaeton,  uncovered 
Johnson  &  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  12 — Cutter,  otie-korse,  pleasure 
P.  Filman,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Seo.  22 — Springs,  assortment,  3  sets 

Guelph  Carriage  Goods  Co.,  Gnelpb,  Wel- 
lington it<n.  1  ,jiiAiUY»~.. 


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ClaSMS  LVII-LX. 


•Sec.  24--Extra« 


Pole 


I 


Hauden  ft  White.  Picton,  P.  E.  Co. 
and  Hhaft  Coupler  (Exceliior) 

Guelph  Carriage  Goods  Co.,  Guelpb,  Wel- 
lington :  Portable  Carriage  Top ;  Iron 
Baggy  Gearing ;  Silver,  Japanned  and 
GoloDaah  Moulding  ;  Sheet  Iron  Buggy 
Seata  ;  Eureka  Anti-ahaft  Rattler 

J.  B.  Armatrong  k  Co.,  Guelph,  Welling- 
ton :  Former's  Platform  Carriage,  Light 
Platform  Carriage,  Armstrong  Carriage 

O'Donohoe  k  Douglas,  Toronto,  York: 
Hearse 

Jaiues  Warnock,  Gait,  Waterloo :  Open 
Itoad  Waggon 

CLASS  LVII.— Knitting  and  Sewing 
Machines 

Sec.  3 — Sewing  Machine,  Manufacturing 
W.  Wilkie,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  4 — Sewing  Machine,  family 
W.  Wilkie,  Guelph,  Wellington 

Sec.  7 — Sewing  Machine,  tingle  thread 
W.  Wilkie,  Guelph,  Wellington 

CLASS  LVIII— Wearing  i^parel.  Flax, 
Hump,  and  Cotton  Goods 

Weariko  Apparbl 
Sec.  11 — Olovea  and  Mits,  Kid 
A.  Pion  &  Co.,  per  Hallam,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  18 — 'S'mi^,  gentleman's,  Canada  cloth 

W.  S.  Finch,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  19 — Suit,  Boy's,  Canada  cloth 

E.  Ferryman,  Toronto,  York 

Cotton  Goods 

Sec.  29 — Beam  Warps,  assortment 
William  Parks  &;  Son,  St.  Johuis,  N.B. 

Sotf.  38 — Yams,  assorted  colors,  5  Ihs.  each 
William  Parks  &  Son,  St.  Johns,  N.B. 

Sec.  i2— Extras 
Western  Corset  Works,  Windsor,  Essex : 

Corsets 
David  Mitchell,  St.  Thomas,  Elgin ;  Quilts, 

assortment  of 
Western  Corset  Works,  Windsor,  Essex : 

Corsets 
David  Mitchell,  St.  Thomas,  Elgin:  Quilts, 

assortment  of 
R.   Rutherford  &  Co.,   Toronto,   York: 

Gents'  Clothing,  assortment  of 
John  Penman,  per  D.  Morrice  &  Co.,  Paris, 

Brant:    White  Glove   Lining,   Scarlet 

Glove  Lining 
R.  Walker  &  Sons,  Toronto,  York  :  Boys' 

White  Dress  Shirts,  assortment  of 
E.  Ferryman,  Toronto,  Yqrk:  Boy's  Suit 


CLASS  LIX-WooUen  Good* 

See.  3 — Blankets,  white,  2  pain 
Empire     Woollen     Mills,     per     Bryoe, 
MoMurrich  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  4 — Blankets,  grey,  2pair$ 
Empire     Woollen     Mills,     per     Bryce, 
MoMurrich  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

See.  14 — Serge,  colored,  3  pieeet 
W.   H.   WyUe,    Cariton    Place,    Lwiark 
(other  entry  withdrawn) 

Seo.  16 — Tweeds,  winter,  assortment  cf  6 
pieces 

W.  H.  WyUe,  Carlton  Place,  Lanark 
Gault  Bros  k  Co.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Sec.  17 — Tweeds,  summer,  assortment  of  6 
pieces 

Empire  Woollen  Mills,  per  Bryoe,   Mc- 
Murrich  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Seo.  22 — Yarn,  made  from  Merino  or  Foreign 
Wool,  white,  dyed,  aiul  mixtures,  6  lbs. 
each 

Adams,  Hackland  k  Co.,  per  D.  Morrice 
k  Co.,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  23 — Yarn,  combed,  white,  dyed,  ajul 
mixtures,  6  lbs.  each 

John  Penman,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  24 — Yarn,  4-Ply  Fingering,  white,  col- 
ored, and  mixtures,  6  lbs. 

John    Penman,  per  D.   Morrice  k  Co., 

Paris,  Brant 
Adams,  Hackland  k  Co.,  per  D.  Morrice 

k  Co.,  Paris,  Brant 

Sec.  25— Extras 

Smith  k  Wilby,  Toronto,  York  :  President 
B«aver  Overcoating 

Knitted  Goods. 

Seo.  30 — Hose,   Ladies'  and  Misses',  plain 
and  ribbed,  assortment,  J  dozen  of  each 
Adams,  Hackland  &  Co.,  per  D.  Morrice 
k  Co.,  Paris,  Brant 

Seo.  36— Extras 

John  Penman,  per  D.  Morrice  k  Co.,  Paris, 

Brant :    Ladies'  Vests    and  Drawers  ; 

Boys'  Shirts  and  Drawers 
Adams,  Hackland  4;  Co.,  per  D.  Morrice 

k  Co.,  Paris,  Brant:  Ladies  Vests  and 

Drawers 

CLASS  LX — Boots  and  Shoes,  Leather,  &c. 

Seo.  4 — An  assortment  of  Men's,  Boys'  and 
Youths'  Boots  and  Shoes,  of  1  doz.  pairs 
each,  pegged 

Leggatt,  Johnson  k  Co.,  Montreal,  P.Q. 


ni-LX. 


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Bryoe, 
>rk 

Bryoe, 
»rk 

Lanark 

ent   (if  6 

,nark 
l 

nenl  of  6 

•yoe,   Mc- 

c 

or  Foreign 
res,  6  lbs. 

).  Morrico 
dyed,   and 

white,  col- 

le  k  Co., 
Morrice 

1  President 


fea\  plain 
of  each 
Morrice 


J.,  Paris, 
drawers  ; 

Morrice 
teats  and 


ler,  &c. 

'toys'  and 
pairs 

P.Q. 


8«0.  7 — An  Assortment  of  Boot  and  Shoe 
Uppers,  Men's,  Boys',  Women's,  Misses', 
Child's  and  Youth's,  of  6  pair  each,JiUed 
Diokey  k  Mitchell,  Toronto,  York 

Shormakirs  Tools  amu  Stock 
Sec.  19 — Sheepskin  Liniitgs,  Rassett,  1  doz. 
G.  &  H.  Jaokaon,  Egmondville,  Huron  (2) 

Sec.  20 — Sheepskin  Linings,  coloured,  1  doz. 
assorted  colours 
J.   H.    Mooney  &  Son,  per  J.    Hallam, 
Toronto.  York 

Sec.  21 — Sole  LecUher,  Spanish,  2  sides 

Beardmore  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  22— Sole  Leather,  Shuyhter,  2  sides 

Beardmore  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  26— Extras 
A.  Pion  &  Co.,  per  J.  Hallam,  Toronto, 
York:   1  doz.  Calf  Kid;   1   doz.  Shoe 
Kid,  white ;  1  doz.  Glove  Kid,  black 
S.  S.  NeMTton,  per  0.  Moore  ft  Co.,  Toronto, 
York:  Kid  PoUsher 

CLASS  LXI— Saddlery.Engine  Ho8e,Trunk- 
mcker'a  Work,  Leather,  &o. 

Sec.  9— Leather  Machine  Belting,  an  asuort- 
ment  of 
Porter  &  Sarage,  Montreal,  P.  Q. 
H.  L.  Fairbrother  &  Co.,  Toronto  York 

Saddle  and  Harness  Stock 
Sec.  \Z— Saddle,  Plain 
Lugadin  &;  Bamett,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  26— £ace  Leather,  30  lbs. 

Porter  &  Savage,  Montreal,  P.  Q. 
Sec.  SID— Leather,  oak  tanned,  assortment  of 

Porter  k  Savage,  Montreal,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  31 — Extras 
Armstrong  &  Co.,   Oakville,   Halton :  2 
sides  Bbnker 

CLASS  LXII— Cabinet  Ware,  Hollow|Ware, 
Brushes,  &;c. 

MiSCELLANEOCS 

Sec.  25— ClotJies  Wringer 
Hamilton  Mfg.  Co.,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  2&— Mangle 
Hamilton  Mfg.  Co.,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.  27 —  Washing  Machine 
Hamilton  Mfg.  Co.,  Hamilton,  Wentworth 

Sec.    29— Turned   Hollow    Wooden    Ware, 
assortment 
Charles  Boeckh  b  Son,  Toronto,  York 
Thomas  Moore,  CooksviUe,  Halton 


Sec.  30—  Willow  Ware,  6  spseimens 

Charlea  Boeckh  k  Son,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  3\— Extras 

P.    Patterson    k    Co.,    Toronto,    York  ; 

Spring  Bed 
H.    Morris,    Wallaceburg,   Ontario :  Elm 

Hoops,  assortment  of 
Wm.    D.    Topp,    Dundas,    Wentworth: 

Largo    Self-acting    Swinu,    Small   Sulf- 

aotiiig  Swing,  Small  Self-acting  Swin^ 

for  I^wn 
W.    G.    Perry    k   Co.,   Toronto,   York: 

Imperial  Noiseless  Spring  Bod 
William    B.    Morris,   Ottawa,   Carleton: 

(Jhinmey  Sweeping  Machine 

CLASS  LXIII— Musical  Instrumento 
Sec.  7 — Organ,  parlor  with  reeds 
J.  L.  Skirrow,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  8 — Piano,  grand 

Edman  Brown,  Montreal,  P.  Q. 
Sec.  12 — Extra  entries 

Jas.  Brownley,  Toronto,  York  :  Banjos,  (2) 

Dingman,  Stickney  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York : 

Organette — new — for  Exhibition  only 

CLASS  LXIV— Building  Materials,  .Joiners' 
Work,  Painting,  Work  in  Marble,  Pot- 
tery, &c. 

Sec.  1 — Brickf,  pressed,  1  dozen 

Edward  Hales,  Alvinston,  Lambton 

Sec.  2 — Bricks,  kiln  burnt,  1  dozen 
Thomas  Nightingale,  Yorkville,  York 

Sec.  12— Sign  WrUing 
Seth  N.  Hicks,  Montreal,  P.  Q. 

Sec.  21 — Doors,  Sft.  x  7  ft.,  with  frames  and 
trimmings,  hardwood,  blind  nailed,  locks, 
<tc.  (no  varnish) 

Rathbun    &    Son,  per   W.    McSpadden, 
Toronto,  York 

Sec.  24 — Boxed  Window  Frames,  sash  and 
trimmings,  for  4  lights,  18  in.  x  3(5  in.  glass 
(no  stopping  or  painting),  all  made  by 
hand,  and  by  apprentices  of  not  over  4 
years'  standing 

H.  B.  Rathbun  &  Son,  per  W.  McSpadden, 
Toronto,  York 

Sec.  28 — Graining,  in  any  wood 

Henry  Holladay,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.     (3) 

Sec.  aiO—Netoel  Post 

H.  B.  Rathbun  k  Son,  per  W.  McSpadden, 
Toronto,  York 

Sec.  31— Six-fold  inside  Shutters,  hinged,  Ac. 

H.  B.  Rathbun  k  Son,/>er  W.  McSpadden, 
Toronto,  York 


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CImNS  LXT-IXX. 


8«a    M—Turiunf/    in    Wood,   eolketUm  of 
apteiuwim 

H.  R.  K«tli)>iin  h  8011,  per  W.  MoSpMhlen, 
T(»ronto,  York 

Sec.  8&—Extmii 
M.   J.   HyiiM  ft   bro.,   Toronto,   York: 

Motalliu  I>ath 
JftiueH  Wright,  Muutroal,  P.  Q.:  P*rquot 

Flooritiu 
Henry    liittl>el,   Tftviatuok,    Perth:   8olf- 

opening  Huh 

CLASS  TiXV—Bookbindtng,  Printing, 
Paper,  Penmsnahip,  fto. 

Sec.  9 — Paper  Hnnyinyg,  jenrral  (UMrtment, 
all  yrmUii,  Canadian  inanufacturt 
M.  Staunton  k  Co.,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  \%— Extra  entrien 
Woodward,  (irant  ft  Co.,  Toronto,  York  : 

EinboBsing  Preaaes  in  motion 
J.  M.  Jacobs,  Montreal,  P.  Q.  :    Patent 

Lithogram 
Peter  Ford,  Gordon's  Mills,  Hastings  : 

CLASS  .LXVI— Chemical  Manufactures, 
Pharmaceutical  Preparations,  ftc. 

Sec.  3 — Petroleum  ProUncta,  ecllei'tion 

Waterman  Bros.,  London,  Middlesex 
Sec.  6 — Olue  and  Gelatine 

Mark  B.  Thomas,  Dundaa,  Wentworth  (2) 
Sec.  11 — Liimeed  oil,  raw 

J.  J.  LdTingston,  Baden,  Waterloo 
Sec.  \2—0il  Cake,  sample 

J.  J.  Livingston,  Baden,  Waterloo 

Sec.  14 — Luhrie.atinij  Oilit,  colkction  of 
Waterman  Bros.,  London,  Middlesex 

Sec.  \%— Extra  entries 
George    Honeybone,    Rochester,    N.  Y.  : 

Golden  Medal  (Jompound 
ThoB.  Piper,  Palermo,  Halton  :  Fertilizer 

(manufactured).    Insect    Exterminator, 

Mineral  Paints,  assortment  of 
A.    Norman,    Toronto,    York :    Electric 

Appliances 
Waterman    Bros.,    London,    Middlesex: 

Parratin  Wax,  high  test  Burning  Oils, 

Plumbago  Oils,  Parraiin  Candles,  Par- 

raiin  Oils 
Samuel    Rogers,    Toronto,   York:    Glass 

Tank 
W.    P.    McLaren,    Watford,    Lambton : 

Writing  Inks 

CLASS  LXVII— Philosophical  and  Surgical 
Instruments  and  Appliances 

See.  b—Trwtet  and  Orthopedic  Appliattces 
Charles  Cluthe,  Hamilton,  Weutw    or  h 


CLASS  LXyill-Eoooomio  Min«rds,  and 
Industries  relating  thereto 

Sec.    19 — Phonfthote    qf   Lime,    nativ*   tol- 
Uetion  of  varieties 
R.  Pollick,  Toronto,  York 

CLASS    LXIX— Natural    History.    Birds, 
Inse«ts,  Plants,  Fish,  ftc 

See.  2 — Birds,  colUetion  of  Stvffal^  fif  any 
country 

E.  Bailey,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  \^— Extras 
Mrs  Uo<lgin,  Toronto,  York ;  Batterflies, 
collection  of 

GLASS  LXX.— Ladies'  Work:  Lace,  Em 
broidery.  Needlework,  fto. 

Sec.  1 — Applique  Work 
A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  2— Bead  Work,  Bracket 
Mrs.  Pender,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  C.  Murdoch,  Toronto,  York 
Robert  Cathcart,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

Sec.  3 — Beait  Work,  CItairs  or  Ottomans 
Miss  C.  Mara,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Peniston,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  C.  Murdoch,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  6— Crewel  Work 
A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  A.  Strachan,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  7 — Cushion,  Sofa 
A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  M.  Halpin,  Toronto,  Y'ork    (2) 
Mrs.  Lenty,  Burnhamthorpe,  Peel 

Sec.  0— Crochet  Work,  in  cotton,  Tidys 
Miss.  E.  M.  White,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  W.  BeU,  York  MilU,  York 
Mrs.  Chittenden,  Toronto,  York    (4) 
Miss  li.  Smith,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Bland,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Glover,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  10 — Composition  Pictures 
A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  Y'ork 

Sec.  11 — Darning,  best  specimen 

Mrs.  J.  B.  Allen,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  W.  Bell,  York  Mills,  York 
A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  13 — Embroidery  in  Silk 
Mrs.  Elizabeth  Ross,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  15 — Embroidery,  Soman 

A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  16 — Fancy  Work,  any  kind,  for  childrm 
under  12  years  of  age 

Annie  Jones,  Toronto,  York 
Miniiie  Brown,  Toronto,  York 


mmt 


nativ*   fol- 

tory,    Bird". 
ufftd,  <4  <*'*'J 

;  Batterflien, 


L :  Loofl,  Eni 
,  Jfco. 


rk 


York 

k'ork    (2) 

'  OttomaM 

rk 
>rk 
York 


prk 
[York 


)rk 

fork    (2) 
reel 

,  Tidy* 
,  York 
York 
York    (4) 
Lrk 


»rk 

York 
■York 
rk 

to,  York 

Tk 
i,  for  childirii 

brk 


CiMi  LXXt 


AUrnORIZED  CATAtOOVl— aVPPLIMSirP.  ' 


95 


S«o,  n~Faney  Work,  h«H  eolleHion  qf,  not 
IfM  than  8  varietkt 

Mn.  Heaalip,  Toronto,  York 
Miu  UeMlip,  Torunto,  York 

Sec.  20— Lace,  Point 

Mn.  A.  F.  Dwyer,'Toronto,  York 

Hec.  21— Laee,  Twine 

Miu  Ma^o  likidlaw,  Toronto,  York 
Miu  Kittiu  IVtyil,  Bubonyguon,  PuU^rlNiro' 
MiM  M.  McLaren,  Huuiltun,  Wentwurth 
MiM  Uaitwood,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  23— Z»amp  M<U 

Mill  Williamion,  Toronto,  York 
Annie  Jonea,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  26—ModeUmg  of  a  Butt  in  Clay,  by  a 
Lady 

A.  H.  Heaalip,  Toronto,  York 
8eo.  26 — Machine  Sewing,  family 
Mrs.  Brodie,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  27— yrtting,  fancy 
Mrs.  M.  M.  Martin,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  28 — Slippem,  in  wortted  or  tilk 
A.  M.  Heailip,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Glendinning,  Watford.  Lambton 

Sec.  29 — Sewing,  plain,   children  under  12 
yeart  of  age 

Aniiio  Jones,  Toronto,  Yerk 

Minnie  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
See.  30 — Setoing,  plain,  by  hand 

A.  H.  Heaalip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  31 — Shirt,  man's,  hand  made 
Mrs.  VV.  BeU,  York  Mills,  York 

8eo.  32 — Shirt,  man'$,  machine  mad* 
Annie  Cunan,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  Bradley,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  34 — Society  Regalia 
Annie  Jones,  Toronto,  York 
Minnie  Brown,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  35— Tlo^inff 
Miss  M.  A.. Rush,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  m— Work  Basket 
Mrs.  Bowden,  Brampton,  Peel 
Miss  M.  S.  McDonald,  Toronto,  York 
Miss  A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  Zl— Extras 
Mrs.   E.   J.   Irwin,    Newmarket,   York: 

Floral  Mottoea 
Miss  C  Mara,  Toronto,  York 
Mrs.  Lenty,  Burnhamtliorpe,  F^el,  Woolen 

Tidy 
Mrs.   Ellis,   Toronto,   York:  Wreath  of 

Zephyr  Flowers 
Mrs.  R.  Maule,  Toronto,  York*:   Fender 

Stool,  Wool  Work 


Mr*.    Wm.    Jaokaa,     YorkvUlo,     York: 

Hraiding  in  Cotton 
Miss   Oilnior,  Toronto,   York:    Work  iii 

Wool  and  Milk 
Kol)ert  t'athoart,   Toronto,  York:    BomI 

WorkFondora    (2) 

CLASS  LXXI— LMliea'  Work  (oontinaed): 
Wax  Work.  BwUn  Wool  Work,  Flowon, 
Knitting,  &a. 

Sec.  I — Afghan  Carringt 
Mn.  0.  0.  Scales,  Toronto,  York 

See.  2— Berlin  Wool  Work,  for  framing 

Mn.  C.  Brodie,  Toronto,  York 
Mn.  J.  F.  Hart,  Don  Mount,  York 
Miss  M.  Halpin,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Miaa    Mary    Ann    McManna,    Montreal, 
P.  Q.  (2) 
Sec.  6 — Counterpanes,  Crotcjfet 
MiftH  Htrickland,  Osfaawa,  Ontario 
Ootavia  M.  Parks,  VVattirclown,  Wentworth 

Sec.  6 — Counterpanes,  Knitted  i 

Miss  C.  Mara,  Toronto,  York  (2) 
Octavia  M.  Parks,  Waterdown,\Veatworth 

Sec.  7 — Fancy  Jar 

A.  H.  Heaalip,  Toronto,  York 
A.  M.  Heosbp,        do        do 

Sec.  10 — Hair  Flowers 

Miss  Sarah  Watson,  Malton,  Poel 
See.  12 — Knitting,  Fancy 

Mrs.  W.  Bell,  York  MUls,  York 

Miss  Minnie  BeU,  do  do 

Octavia  M.  Porks,  Waterdown,  Wentwortli 

Sec.  15 — Moss  Work 
Miss  Heaalip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.    16 — Plait  for   Bonnets    or    Hats,   of 
Canadian  Straw 

Miss  Annie  Jones,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  17 — Quilt,  cotton  jmtchtoork 

Mrs.  James  Malcolm,  Toronto,  York  (2) 

Sec.  18 — Quilt,  cloth  patchwork 
Miss  Williamson,  Toronto,  York 
C.  Riddy,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  19 — QuiU,  silk  patchwork 

Joseph  Tully,  Peterboro',  Peterboro' 
Miss  Williamson,  Toronto,  York    (2) 

Sec.  20— Rag  Carpel 
Mn.  Eliza  Hare,  Toroato,  York 

Sec.  21— Rag  Mat 

Mn.  Bland,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  22— Seed  Wreath 

Wj»  Williamr<on,  Toronto,  York 


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M: 


111 


Sec.  24 — Shirts  or  Drawers,   Knitted,  hand 
maiU 

A.  M.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  25 — Socks,  Fancy,  for  children 
Mrs.  W.  Bell,  York  Milk,  York 
Miss  Minnie  Bell,  York  Mills,  York 

Sec.  26 — Socks,  knit  by  hand,  3  pairs 
Miss  Minnie  Bell,  York  Milla,  York 
Mrs.  Lenty,  Burubamthorpe,  Peel 

Sec.  2T  -  Stockiwjs,  knit  by  hand,  3  pairs 
Miss  Minnie  Bell,  York  Mills,  York 

Sec.  28 — Stockings  or  Socks  knit    by   a   girl 
under  12  years 

Minnie  Brown,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  29 — Wax  Work,  ornamental 

A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 
Sec.  32 — Wax  Work,  Figures 

A.  H.  Heaalip,  Toronto,  York 

Miss  A.  M.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.    33 — Wax    Work,    Canadian    Autumn 
Ltama 

A.  H.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 
A.  M.  Heaslip,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  35 —  Woolkn  Oloves,  3  pairs 

Miss  Lenty,  Buruhamthorpe,  Peel 
Sec.  2(i— Extras 

Miss  A.  E.  Andrews,  Toronto,  York :  But- 
tons, collection  of 

Diiigman,  Stickney  &  Co.,  Toronto,  York : 
Toilet  Masks.     For  exhibition  only 

J.  W.  (rale,  Toronto,  ^ork :  Assortment 
of  Fancy  Toilet  Articles 

Miss  Mary  ( Jalder,  Ellesmere,  York : 
Crotchet  Quilt 

Fred.  Hill,  Toronto,  York  :  Ships  in  Ber- 
lin Wool 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  Ross  :  Berlin  Wool  Bead 
Work 

Mrs.  William  .Jackes,  Yorkville,  York  : 
Braiding  on  Cotton 

Miss  M.  McDonald,  Toronto,  York  : 
Bead  Work,  Baimerette  ;  Wool  &  Silk 
Work 

Mrs.  R.  Murray,  Toronto,  York :  Red 
(h-ystal  Cross  ;  Painted  Mottoes  (2) ; 
Painted  Verses  ;  Crotchet  Shawl 

Mrs.  E.  J.  Scales,  Toronto,  York  :  Knit- 
ted Shawl 

Mrs.  S.  F.  McMaster,  Toronto,  York  : 
Embroidered  Mat  on  Canvas ;  Fancy 
Screen 

Octavia  M.  Parks,  Waterdown,  Went- 
worth  :  Cushion,  Silk  Patchwork  :  Cro- 
chet Work  in  Wool 

Mrs.  A.  Price,  Toronto,  York  :  Bonnet ; 
Feathers 


CLASS  LXXII — Groceries  and  ProviBions 

Sec.  9 — Canned  Meats,  assortiitent 
W.  Clark,  Montreal,  P.  Q    (5) 

Sec.  13 — Confectionary,  fancy 
James  Allen,  Toronto,  York 

Sec.  11  —Oatmeal,  Standard,  25  lbs 
Martin  &   Sons,  Mount  Foreat,  Welling- 
ton   (4) 

Sec.  26—  Wheat  Flour,  50  lbs 
John  Wright,  Owen  Sound,  Grey 

Sec.  28— Extra  Entries 

Mrs.  D.  P.  Ross,  Toronto,  York :  Tomato 

Catsup 
S.  J.  Seacord,  Toronto,  York  :  Tea 
AVaterloo    Yeast    Co.,   per   J.    Bucklee, 

Toronto,  York :  Dry  Hop  Yeast 
Cottelle  Freres,  Montreal,  P.  Q. :  Biacuits, 

fancy,  assortment  of 
Mrs.  Lenty,  Burnhamthorpe,  Peel :  Home 

Made  Hard  Soap 
Judd  Bros.  &  Co.,  Windsor:   Dry  Ho)) 

Yeast 
W.  Clark,  Montreal,  P.  Q. :  Sausages  in 

Skins,  assortment  of 
S.    S.    Newton,   per    C.    Moore   &    Co., 

Toronto,  York :  Bengal  Bluing 
R.   Maude  Carr,  HamUton  and  Toronto, 

Wentworth  and  York:  CoflFee,  Mustard, 

Pepper,    Cinnamon,    Cloves,    Allspice, 

Ciinger,  Cr.  Tartar 

CLASS  LXXIII— Honey,  Sugar,  Bacon,  &c 
Sec.  2 — Honey,  jar  of  clear 
D.  A.  Jones,  Becton,  Simcoe    (2)     • 

Sec.  7 — Side  of  Cured  Bacon 

F.  &  R.  Baby,  Lambtbn  Mills,  York 

Sec.  9— Extras 

D.  A.  Jones,  Beeton,  Simcoe:  Largest 
display  of  Honey  ever  made,  largest 
variety  of  Honey  with  named  source, 
Artificial  Comb  Foundation,  Honey 
Extractor,  Bee  Hive,  Queen  Cage 


CLASS  LXXIV— Tobacco  and  Cigars 

Sec.  0 — Best  display  of  styles  and  ^aKfu.s  of 
Chewing  Tobaccos 

J.    E.   Saxton,   per  Penistoii  &   Langar, 
Toronto,  York 

Bee.  9 — Extras 

Augustus    Roberts,    Toronto,    York : 
(.'igarettes,  collection  of 


T;? 


mmimmmmm 


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OYIBIOUS 


INDEX  TO  THE  SUPPLEMENT  TO  THE  AUTHORIZED  CATALOGUE. 


WcUiug- 


:  Tomato 

fea 

Bucklee, 
wt 
;  Biecuits, 

)el:  Home 

Dry  Hop 

auaages  in 

■e  &    Co. , 

i  Toronto, 

I,  Mustanl, 

Allspice. 


Bacon,  &c 


2) 


^'■ork 


Largest 
s,  largest 
fed  Eource, 
1,  Honey 
page 

I  Cigars 
ttalitu'^  of 

Langar, 


fork  : 


i 


Class.  Page. 

1.  Thoroughbred  Horses 73 

2.  Roadster  Hocses,  for  driving  or  the  saddle,  l$^  hands  and  under 73 

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57.  Knitting  and  Sewing  Machines 92 

58.  Wearing  Apparel,  Flax,  Hemp,  and  Cotton  Goods 92 

59.  Woollen  Gootls    92 

60.  Boots  and  Shoes,  Leather,  &c 92 

61.  Saddlery,  Engine  Hose,  Trunk-Makers'  Work,  Leather,  &c 93 

62.  Cabinet  Ware,  Hollow  Ware,  Brushes,  &c 93 

63.  Musical  Instruments    93 

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65.  Bookbinding,  Printing,  Paper,  Penmanship,  &c 94 

66.  Chemical  Manufactures,  Pharmaceutical  Preparations,  &c 94 

67.  Philosophical  and  Surgical  Instruments  and  Appliances    94 

68.  Economic  Minerals,  and  Industries  relating  thereto  94 

69.  Natural  History,  Birds,  Insects,  Plants,  Fish,  &c 94 

70.  Ladies'  Work  :  Lace,  Embroidery,  Needlework,  &c 94 

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it  ttr  aiWtiyfc  t)f  tihilbftn  ^UfiJity, 
It  iB^ji^t  the  rig]bit  str«Qgt^v, 
It  is  not  iuilured  by  keeping. 
It  contains  no  deleterious,  ingredient. 
It  is  economical  iEuid  tHair  alwa^rs  be  relied  on 
to  do  wii^  it  olailnlB  td  do. 

TH  E    CONlSTANlriil?'-  i  i<itJRlEA:sil^G'  DEMAND 


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During  the  More  of  years  it  has  been  before  the  PuJiHo,  attests  the 
estimation  in  which  it  is  held  by  consumers. 

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