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THE AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE

OF THS

FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION

OF XHB

AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL

EXfflBITION ASSOCIATION OF TORONTO,

HELD m THE NEW EXHIBITION TASK,

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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.

I$1<j
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John Hacdonald t Ca Jo

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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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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

ig represen-
of Toronto,
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Associatiou,
Assooiation.
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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-

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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-
; and also to
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
)8 of watch-
d to exercise
tion will not
and valuable
ocked when

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.

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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.

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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-

6;,

Instruments

64

Industries

64

Insects,

(>4

mbroidery,

f'5

tV'ax Work,
wers, Knit-

OS

70

7'

71

AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE

OF THK

FIRST a:jnual exhibition

Oir THK

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.

S«o.

llobet

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their atandmg non
iilaini put forth for
., safe, (!lficiciit and
era, and a reguUUir
I that jierRons who

bmb Diseases,
, Constipation,
f, £ilia«8tion,
oat INiMiw,
ca, Fain in the
)ice or Smell,
088 of Sight or
' and Agne,
and Vital Loss
sanse, cannot
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ti Townships, P.Q
1 10, 1870.

great pleasure in
efliciency of your
nd Insoles, having
iniatisni for thirty

d tlieDtlls. eto..

larcely walk, liiit
in my seventy-
is Jamrson, J.P.

no, April 6, 1876.
years 1 had been
.ins in my back,
weak. It got so
cely get around.
TIC suffering more
1 got me one of
lir of Insoles. I
having got them
\ must say they
In in a few days,
I was in my life.
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0, May 17, 1878.
duty to express

the great benefit
le use of your
ve entirely re-
tack and side.
, 145 Centre St.

1, Oct 10, 1878.
years ago I fell

! feet across the
vas taken up for
ve suffered with

side, and great
T business, and
isedoneof your
f your Insoles,
•y much.

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ClAflSeS III * IV.

AUTHOmZED CATALOGUR.

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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Thomaii MoCrae, Ouelph, Wellington

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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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ADTnORIZBD CATALOOUB.

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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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AUTHORIZED CATALOGUK.

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)

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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

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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

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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

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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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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

ass XxJ^Yii-

o>., Strttford,

am, York

(3)
oola for Stoct

rmo, Halton

noTse Power
oo, Separate
I Power, Cir-
*ower, Bevel

estv Toronto,
e and Tedder
lo., Stratford,.

168, Lincola,

' for caltivat-
horse steam

ginefor Agri-
than 6 Horsf-
on the Orownd

)rk

B, Brantford,

Fiugal, Elgin
V>r Steaming

iltiocUor, Iron

;, Durham

Brant

k

^ork

Wood

York

rant

ington

ng Cknnpanj,

fork
Brant

ohville, Peel
. AgriotdtBrai

jambton

Brant

Perth

Class rxxviiL

AUTHORIZED CATALOOUB.

21

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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AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE.

Class XXXIX.

Ik:

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

>5.;j. •* — Ta 1 .■^•^'? Spading Forks
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

Class XL.

AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE.

23

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-

CllUW XLII.

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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AUTHORIZED OATALOGUB.

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

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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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mnch bluck
roum uTidfi

Lincoln

'mnch whiif

I

Lincoln

, growth oj
ihr entrier,
wiv) of eath
yUins and in

, Lincoln
cUxxn each,

, Lincoln
jronto, York

-Apples and

'•ectly named,

entworth
coin

rk

ork

'eclbj named,

King, York

cutworth

inln

iction, York

rk

ork
k

ert, correctly

King, York
entworth
York
oln

ork
k

ing, correcthj
King, York

< !lafi8 XLV.

AUTUORIZEI) CATALOOnC.

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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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

Class XLY.

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Class XLV.

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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AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE.

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.

33

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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

8

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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Class XLVI.

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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

Class XLVi.

Class xLVii.

AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE.

37

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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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Class XLVIII.

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

'lass XLVIII.

lew variety

Wellington (2)

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Wellington
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folk

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York
E'ork

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S-ork
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York

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fork

Class XLVIII.

AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE,

39

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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Class XLVIII

(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

Jaa. Wright

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

Garden Potatoes

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AUTHORIZED CATALOOUE.

41

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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Claas XLix.

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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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CltlM L.

AUTHOBIZED CATALOOUR.

43

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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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ClasH LI.

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

bottle

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

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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)

iCHINBS

I

al
idas,

Went-

ium

U
erloo

tidas,

Went-

ndaa,

Went-

Lathe,
nda^

large
Went-

''jathe,
ndas,

small
Went-

Class LIV.

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erloo, Hand

iterloo, Bolt

,e

Etterloo, Iron

lidas, Went-

, MiLtS.

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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Class LV,

II

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

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•EK

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

E.

Sec.

MM

Class tv.

te burner

i-York
irk

ddleaex
» (3)

., York
ddlesex

ide Street^
), York

0; York
ork

iddlesex
io- (2)

;o, York

fork

liddlesex

'or wood

», York

rork

iddleses

for eoal

. York
fork
^ddlesex

io (4)
Is

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[o, York
Tork

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J, York

try

a, York

rs, <U9ort'

9, York

Class Lvi.

AtrXHORIZCD CATALOGUE.

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

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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

1 !'

rn k tviii

lery

ronto, York

'tread

ellington

ead

routot York

HaltcMi
•onto, York,

Hon, Went
Sewing Ma-
la Co., Tor-
Machine
:, Repairing

I., ToFonto.
k

•arel, Fkx,
ds

da Mint

■k

, P. Q.

k
P. Q.

bakin

P. Q.

yther kinit

k

P.Q..

P. Q.

rtment, not

P. Q.

nd colored,

Uesex

C^lftSS LIX.

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

M

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

Seo. 3d

J. W
Inf

ITIoM LIX.

aditis' Mid

, Toronto,
; Re-dye(l
Rc-dyed
k OoodH
rk, Broad
aona
dge, York,

%Mortmfnl,

rk
Walton

itn, (UBOrt-

tVentworth
Strathroy,

bed, assort-

iVentworth
Strathroy,

Brant
•nt, i dozen

I, Halton
k

entworth

Brant

*?«', plain
of each

Halton
k

entworth

ment of, 4

ftntworth
Strathroy,

Durham

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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.

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Warb,

linet Ware
iterloo

)ronto, York
, York

rk

oronto, York

, York

corative, not
tick on exhi-

dlesex
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

k

Uesex

dian Woo(h,

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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J. Zt C. FISCHER PIANOS,

The very best article for those who want a reliable Instrument at a moderate price.

We can with satisfaction refer to over Oue Thmisand delighted purchasers in Canada
of the above justly popular Pianos.

FUNDS BT OTHER RELIABLE MAKERS AT BOnOI FRIGES.

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We have a large stock of these, imported under the old Tariff, which we will dispose
«f for Cash, at a very slight advance on cost.

We have also a large and well assorted Stock of STOOLS AND OOVE&S.

EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FIVE YEARS.

WM. NORRIS & SON,

8 ADELAIDE STREET EAST, TORONTO.

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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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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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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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AUTHORIZED CATALOaTTK,

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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B UX,

Claas Lzx.

AUTHORIZED CATALOOUK.

67

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We»t-

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fork

)rk

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ork

York
.York
, York

ano

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liUe,Durb»Jn

lYork
el
iKent

(2) ^
f). York
Les, linooln

lYork

, York
-. York ^
. Wentworth

iHastinga

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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AOTBOmZVD CATAlOOtni.

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-

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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.

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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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AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE — SUPPLEMENT.

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

A IV.

Classes v-viii.

AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE — SUPPLEMENT.

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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

(2>

(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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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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.Sec. 9 — Sweepstakes Prize for best improved
Berkshire Boar and 2 Soius of any age

John Snells' Sons, Edmonton, Peel
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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See. 6— Pair CocfUrw, black
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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See. 30 -Pair Fmich, an;/ wicfi/
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

do

J. T. Stirling, Toronto,

T. H. LlDyd, Vewinark't, do

A F. Bvnka, Toronto, do

John Nuiiii, Toronto, do

'Ulyssua Boddy, Toronto, do

(3)

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-

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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
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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

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CLASS XXXV— Cats
Sec. 2—MaUeae Cat

R. Osborne, Toronto, York
Sec. 2—TurtoiaeaheU Cat

Frank Harrison, Toronto, York

AQRICULTURAL IKPLE-

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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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8«e. 6 — Combined Mower and Reaper
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

DAIBT FBODUOTS AND
UTENSILS.

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

William HerbiaoD, Glmton, Hnroa

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\tb» in tack,

8eo. 2—ButU,', ft»^ Firkin cf, tn «Aippiii9
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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r or Half

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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OS

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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AVmOBtlCD CATALOOUB— BUPPLBMllfT.

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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AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE — SUPrLEMENT. ClaSSeS LXXII-LXXIV.

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

«"P

-LXXIV.

OYIBIOUS

INDEX TO THE SUPPLEMENT TO THE AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE.

WcUiug-

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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

3. Carriage Horses, animals 3 years old and upwards, to be over 15^^ hands 74

4. Hor.=«s for Agricultural Purposes, exclusive of Clydesdales and Suffolks 74

5. Heavy Draught Horses, imported or bred from pure imported Heavy Draught Stock. . 7$

6. Lady and Boy Riders 75

7. Special Premiums — Horses 75

8. Durham Cattle 75

10. Devon Cattle 76

11. Ayrshire Cattle 76

13. Jersey or Aldemey Cattle 77

15. Grade Cattle 77

16. Fat Cattle, any breed 77

1 7. Cotswold Sheep ; 18. Leicester Sheep ; 19. Lincoln Sheep 77

20. Southdown Sheep 7°

21. Shropshire, Hampshire and Oxfordshire Down Sheep 7^

22. Fat Sheep 7^

23. Improved Berkshire Pigs 7^

24. Suffolk Pigs ; 25. Essex Pigs ; 26. Yorkshire and other large breed Pigs 79

27. Poultry— Fowls 79

28. Chickens 81

29. Turkeys, Geese and Ducks 83

30. Poultry' — Ornamental 83

31. Pigeons 83

32. Cage Birds 84

33. Poultry Appliances 85

34. Fancy and Hunting Dogs 85

35- Cats 85

36. Agricultural Implements 85

37. Agricultural Implements for cultivating and sowing the soil, horse, steam or other power 86

38. Agricultural Implements and Machines for Harvesting 86

39. Agricultural Tools and Implements, chiefly for hand use 86

40. Field Grains, Hops, &c 86

42. Field Roots 86

43. Butter, Cheese and Dairy Utensils 86

44. Fruit — Nurserymen's List ; 45. General List 87

46. Fruit — Plums, Peaches, Grapes, &c 88

48. Garden Vegetables 88

49. Plants, Flowers, Rustic Work, &c 88

51. Oil Paintings by Professional Artists ; 52. Oil Paintings by Amateurs 89

53. Sculpture, Photograpy, Mechanical Drawing, Engraving and Architectuio 89

54. Iron and Wood Working Machinery, Pumps, Tools, and Railway Appliances, &c. . 90

55. Mechanical and Metal Work (miscellaneous) 91

55. Carriages, Sleighs, and parts thereof, &c 91

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

64. Building Materials, Joiners' Work, Painting, Work in Marble, Pottery, &c 93

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

71. Ladies' Work (continued) : Wax Work, Berlin Wool Work, Flowers, Knitting, &c. . . 95

72. Groceries and Provisions 96

73. Honey, Sugar, Bacon, &c 96

74. Tobacco and Cigars 96

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