ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (FEDERATED) 81 st ALTRINCHAM SHOW CATALOGUE ON THE DEVISDALE Wednesday, September, 15th, 1954 PRICE — TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Knutsfm^ Member of the Federation of Lancashire and Cheshire Agricultural Societies

Patroness : The Rt. Hon. The COUNTESS President : H. WOOLLEY, Esq. Main^Ford Dealers for . . . OF STAMFORD, O.B.E. CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS Chairman : and IMPLEMENTS J. H. HARROP, Esq. j.p. (at Knutsford) OFFICIAL On the Farm Service . . . CATALOGUE backed by one of the largest stocks of AND SOUVENIR FORDSON SPARES in the Country ANNUAL SHOW Efficient - Cheap - Prompt

HELD ON Good Second-Hand Values

Main Manus Dealers for Cheshire and North Staffordshire THE DEVISDALE ALTRINCHAM Telephone: KNUTSFORD 234 STOKE-ON-TRENT 48521 CHESTER 24141 (4 lines ) ( 3 lines) (2 lines ) (Tractor Only)

WEDNESDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER, 1954 INDEX Page General Information Patroness, President and Vice-Presidents 7 General Committee 9 Sub-Committees 11 Rules of the Society 15 Conditions of Entry 19 Membership of the Society 21 PROGRESS Stand Exhibitors, Implements and Appliances 27 Cattle— Dairy Shorthorns 55 Non-Pedigree Shorthorns 59 British Friesians 61 Safety comes first, of course. That is Ayrshires ...... • • • • • • • • • 67 the banker's primary duty. Then con- Non-Pedigree Ayrshires 77 Jerseys ...... ••• ••• ••• 79 venience. Every facility provided by a Guernseys ...... ••• .... 86 Bank has been contrived so as to make Heavy Horses— the handling of money easy — for you. Shires 91 Trade Turnouts ...... 96 For hundreds of years the services you Pigs- enjoy to-day have been slowly evolving, Large White 97 improving, quickening, and as time passes Berkshire ...... ••• ••• ••• 101 Essex ...... ••• ••• ••• ••• 105 there will be further progressive changes Light Horses— to meet new requirements. Whenever you Hunters 109 Hacks ... 113 enter the Bank, now or in the future, Jumpers ...... ••• ••• 113 the service you receive will be the finest Children's Classes ...... 115 Hackneys ...... ••• ... 116 that skill and long experience Trade Turnouts ...... 117 can devise. Agricultural Produce ...... 119 Cheese 125 Eggs and Dressed Poultry 127 Bottles Fruits and Preserves 131 Young Farmers'Classes ...... 133 Horticultural Produce ...... 136 Honey ...... ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 157 DISTRICT BANK Poultry 161 LIMITED Pigeons ...... ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 168 Rabbits 189 Cavies 198 Mice ... 203 Index to Cattle, Horses, Pigs 209 „ „ Agricultural and Horticultural Produce, Honey, etc. 213 „ ,, Poultry and Pigeons 217 ,, „ Rabbits, Cavies and Mice 222 ,, ,, Advertisers ...... ••• ••• ••• ••• 228 3 GENERAL INFORMATION

SHOWYARD STEWARDS, on the left-hand side of Main Avenue.

RAILWAY OFFICE, on the Main Avenue.

CATALOGUES, on the left of the Main Avenue.

AWARDS. The number of winners in each section will be posted up on the Awards Boards on the left of the Main Avenue.

LADIES' ROOMS will be found off the left-hand side of the Main Avenue, also HECiEflY near the Dog Section, and behind the Grand Stand.

GENTS' TOILETS will be found behind the Awards Hut, near Collecting Ring, PETROLEUM and at Green Walk near Heavy Horses.

AMBULANCE. Members of St. John Ambulance Brigade will be in attendance PRODUCT at their Stand. WATER is laid on to the Showfield in several places.

CATERING. Messrs. Roy Cafe Ltd., Wigan, are the Caterers, and the Com- mittee are assured that all the provisions will be of the finest quality, according to prevailing conditions.

BARS. Mr. Roy Davies, Swan Hotel, Chester, undertakes the public and private bars.

CONTRACTORS. Messrs. J. Shaw & Sons, Knutsford, are the Contractors, and have an office behind the Grand Stand. At the Regent stand you are assured of a warm welcome— so come along and hear how these fine products can help you on your farm RAILWAYS STATIONS They will save you money FOR THE GUIDANCE OF VISITORS TO THE SHOW Passengers for Northwich, Chester and Crewe (via Northwich) should leave the REGENT OIL COMPANY LTD ground by Green Walk Entrance to join the train at Hale Station.

Passengers for Warrington and Liverpool should leave the ground by Devisdale Entrance to join the train at Broadheath Station or West Timperley Station. ST AMD No. 67 (Buses from the Altrincham Bus Terminus pass both these Stations).

Passengers for Manchester and District, and points beyond, should leave the ground by Devisdale Entrance for Altrincham Station.

There is a frequent service of Buses to all parts from Kingsway, near Altrincham Station.

5 PATRONESS : PRIZE COLOURS The Right Hon. The COUNTESS OF STAMFORD, O.B.E. CHAMPIONSHIPS Red> White and Blue

RESERVE FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Blue and White PRESIDENT : FIRST PRIZE Red H. WOOLLEY, Esq. SECOND PRIZE Blue

THIRD PRIZE Yell°W

FOURTH PRIZE Mauve CHAIRMAN : FIFTH PRIZE ....Brown J. H. HARROP, Esq., j.p.

SIXTH PRIZE Pale Blue

RESERVE NUMBER Green VICE-PRESIDENTS : V.H.C., I I.C".., and White ALTRINCHAM, LORD, K.C.M.G., K.C.V.O., HULME, H. E., Esq., J,P.. Altrincham. Pink D.S.O., M.C., London, S.W.I. HULME, J. R., Esq., J.P., Bowdon. SPECIAL PRIZE ASHBROOK, The Rt. Hon. Viscount, M.B.E., IRELAND, A. B., Esq., J.P., Altrincham. Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this Catalogue, the correctness J.p., Arley. JACKSON, Col. F. J. G., Bowdon. Y JOHNSON, A. T„ Esq., Altrincham. of the ped gree a nd description of the various exhibits, as given in this Catalogue, ARNOLD, LESLIE, Esq., Timperley. rests solely with the exhibitors, and is not guaranteed or vouched for by the Society. BANNISTER, Alderman, R. P., Sale. KAYLEY, J., Esq., Altrincham. BARCLAY, Major, R. B., J.P., Ashley. KEY, L. W., Esq., Sale. BARLOW, Sir JOHN D„ BT„ M.p. Sandbach. LAMBERT, VICTOR, Esq., CH.M., F.R.C.S., Hale By Order of the Committee, BATEMAN, A., Esq., Prestatyn. LEGH, C. L. S. CORNWALL, Esq., D.L., J p , MORTON A. SCOTT, Secretary. BERRY, W. H., Esq., Bowdon. C.C., High Legh. BERRY, Miss C., Bowdon. LEVERHULME, The Rt. Hon. Viscount, BRADBURN, C. J., Esq., Salisbury. Thornton Heath. BROOKE, Col. R. P. LANGFORD, T.D., Mere. LILL, W. H„ Lymm. CARR, Col. W. MONCRIEFF, C.B.E., Dunham LORD, Z. M., Esq., Hale. Massey. MARSH, Alderman E„ Grappenhall. CHAMPNESS, WM, Esq., Cirencester. MELLOWDEW, J. A„ Esq., Dunham Massey. CLARKE, RICHARD, Esq., Warburton. MIDWOOD, DENIS M., Esq., Alderley Edge. CLEGG, A., Esq., Caernarvon. . NEWTON, W. H., Esq., Cheltenham. CUSSONS, L., Esq., Ringway. PROCTOR-PEARSON, J., Esq., j.p., Hale. DAVIES, EDWARD, Esq., Sale. PROCTOR-PEARSON, WM., Esq., Sale. EGERTON OF TATTON, The Rt. Hon. Lord, QUICK, H„ Esq., Mere. and the Farmer ICnutsford. RIDDICK, Col. J. G., Mobberley. Boots are proud of the confidence they have built ERNILL, F„ Esq., Altrincham. ROSBOTHAM, R. J., Esq., Altrincham. ERROLL, Col. F. J., M.P., Hale STAMFORD, The Rt. Hon. The Earl of, D.L„ up with farmers in every county from Land s bntl FLINTER, Alderman B., Sale. J.p., Dunham, Massey. to John o' Groats. FRYER, F. V. P., Esq., Knutsford. SCOTT, C. H„ Esq., M.C., Bowdon. HALLWORTH, Sir JOSEPH, Manchester SCOTT, J. C„ Esq., Bowdon. There are more than 1,300 branches throughout the HANKINSON, H„ Esq., Ringway. SMITH, WM. PROCTOR, Esq., j.p., Knutsford country—450 are specially stocked with agri- HAWORTH, Sir A. G., BT„ Over Peover. TATTON, R. H. G„ Esq., D.L., J.P., Nantwich cultural preparations and with trained stall to HEATON, Col. B.W., M.C.J.P., Little Budworth. TEMPLE-SOMERVILLE, A., Esq., Lymm. help vou. These branches provide a service HEWLETT, T. H„ Esq., Bowdon. TIMPSON, W. H. F., Esq., Hale HIGGINBOTTOM, \V„ Esq., Altrincham. THORNLEY, T., Esq., Heatley which" links the farmer with Boots vast, modern HILL, Mrs. E., M.P., Sale. TUNSTALL, S. A., Esq., Bucklow Hill. factories at Nottingham. In addition there is a HOLDEN, N. N., Esq., Bowdon. WATERHOUSE, Alderman WM., Altrincham. large field staff, specially trained to help farmers. HOLMES, R. B., Esq., Sale. WRIGHT, STANLEY, Esq., Warrington. WRIGHT, T. S„ Esq., Knutsford. Through every branch and fieldsman you can HON. LIFE MEMBERS : buv Boots products with confidence and be sure J. CHADWICK, Esq., Birkin Heath Farm, Rostherne. of receiving high quality at the lowest possible R. CLARK, Esq., Warburton Park, Warburton. pi ice. J. PENNINGTON, Esq., Ash Farm, Dunham Massey. N. PENNINGTON, Esq., Stamford Farm, Bollington.

7 COMMITTED Chairman : Mr. J. H. HARROP, J.P., Sale. Vice-Chairmen : Messrs. SIDNEY MORTON, Dunham Massey and J. BECKETT, Warburtori

For more power Ashley, W. W., Timperley. Hill, H. G., Altrincham Odlin, A. W., Altrincham. Austin, J., Timperley. Hodgkinson, G. C., Dunham Odlin, E. A., Altrincham. Bailey, J., Urmston. Massey Pearce, R. F., Dunham Massey. Baldwin, H„ Lymm. Hope, E., Ashley. Percival, C., Agden. Baldwin, W.. Bollington. Horley, E., Altrincham. Pendlebury, L., Altrincham. to your ploughing -use Bayley, S„ Cheadle. Howard, A., Cheadle. Pennington, A., Bucklow Hill. Bavliss G., Altrincham. Jackson, A., Hale. Pennington, E., Dunham Massey. Beifield, R., Mobberley Jackson, E. C., Ringway. Pennington, Jos., Bollington. Bend, J. T., Lymm. Jackson, J. P., Altrincham. Pennington, S. F., Millington. Biddle, W. G., Altrincham. Jackson, J. S., Bowdon. Pennington, T., Dunham Massey. Birtles, H., Altrincham. Jackson, J. S., Ringway. Priestner, D., Dunham Massey. Blakeman, A. J., Bowdon. Jackson, S. H., Ringway. Richardson, R. C., Ashley. Booth, H., Timperley. Jackson, W. J., Ringway. Robertson, T. U., Timperley. Booth, J., Agden. Kennerley, F., Bowdon. Robinson, A., Ringway. Booth, J., Warburton Knott, H. W., Altrincham. Royle, C.j Dunham Massey. Bowler, I. A., Mobberley. Knowles, B., Dunham Massey. Shenton .G., Baguley. Bowler, W. A., Mobberley. Knowles, J., Hale. Smith, Wm., Proctor, Knutsford. Brough, J., Altrincham. Lamb, R., Timperley. Steer, W„ Hale. Burne, R. H., Altrincham. Lancaster, D., Heatley. Sutton, H., Lymm. Carter, T„ Lymm. Lea, T., Warburton. Syers, C. H., Altrincham. Chatterton, T. W., Timperley. Leech, E., Mobberley. Syers, J. R., Altrincham. Clarke, R., Warburton. Lord, W. R., Lymm. Travis, M., Altrincham. Clarke, R., Jnr., Warburton. Lyon, H., Altrincham. Tunstall, S. A., Bucklow Hill. Clarke, R. Carter, Warburton. Massie, E., Sale. Walmesley, R. A., Wilmslow. Cooke, W. H., Hale Mason, G., Rostherne. Warburton, J. W., Hale Barns. Cookson, F„ Agden. Mawer, Miss C., Sale. Warburton, J. W., Jnr., Ringway. Crosby, A., Timperley. Mayer, P. B., Dunham Massey. Warburton, P., Ringway. Daniels, W., Ashley. Mayer, T., Carrington. Weston, H., Sale. Darbyshire, F., Jnr., Warburton. Menzies, W. H. W., Hale. Whipp, J., Hale. Davenport, S., Salford Mercer, T. W., Mobberley. White, A. C., Sale. Eaton, F„ Altrincham. Morris, E. P., Altrincham. Whitehead, E. H., Bowdon. Edgell, C., Bollington. Morris, F., Hale Whitehead, H. S., Bowdon. Faulkner, W., Mere. Morrison, B. D., Altrincham. Whitley, A., Altrincham. Faulkner, W., Jnr., Dunham Massey Morrison, D. S., Altrincham. Winstanley, W. H„ Lymm. Fellows, T., Yarwood Heath. Morrison, P. S., Altrincham. Wood, J. A., Altrincham. Ford, L„ Withington. Morton, G., Dunham Massey. Wright, A., Sale. Fryer, F., Knutsford. Morton, P. S., High Legh. Wright, H., Hale Barns. Gibbon, G. O., Marston. Morton, Stanley, Dunham Massey Wright, J., Tabley. Gillies, G., Altrincham. Morton, W. H., Lymm. Wright, J. E., High Legh. Gratrix, J., Dunham Massey McDermott, C. H„ Sale. Wright, W., Ashley. Hampson, P. L., Lymm. Newton, R., Warburton. Wrigley, E., Lymm. Haslam, J., Altrincham.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chairman : Mr. J. H. HARROP

Messrs. Ashley, W. W. Messrs. Faulkner, W., Sr. Messrs. Odlin, E. A. Beckett, J. Hampson, P.L. Odlin, A. W. Biddle W. G. Hill, H. G. Pearce, R. F. Blakeman, A. J. Hope, E. Pennington, J. Bowler, W. A. Horley, E. Pennington, T. Booth, J. Jackson, J.P. Smith, W. Proctor Brough, J. Jackson, W. J. Sutton, H. Carter, T. Massie, E. Syers, C. H. Clarke, R. Morris, E. P. Tunstall, S. A. Clarke, R. C. Morton, P. S. Warburton, J. W„ Jr. Daniels, W. Morton, Sidney Whitehead, H. S. Davenport, S. Morton, Stanley Winstanley, W. H. Eaton, F.

BANKERS : JOINT FION. DIRECTORS OF SHOW YARD MARTINS BANK LTD. Messrs. J. BOOTH and Altrincham. T. PENNINGTON HON. SOLICITORS: FIELD STEWARD : HILL & CO., Altrincham. MR. L. PENDLEBURY HON. AUCTIONEERS : HON. VETERINARY SURGEONS : MR. LESLIE ARNOLD, F.A.I., Altrincham. Mr. C. F. SI-IAWCROSS, Altrincham) TRUSTEES : Mr. T. S. ANDERSON, Altrincham f Me™°e" Messrs. RICHARD CLARKE, J. H. HARROP, J.P. Mr. R. W. DYE, Altrincham Mr. R. H. ODDY, Manchester I General STANLEY MORTON, J.P. ) Committee ESSO PETROLEUM COMPANY, LTD., 36 QUEEN ANNE'S GATE, LONDON, S.W.I Secretary : MORTON A. SCOTT, 2 Dunham Road, Altrincham. Telephone : Altrincham 0868. Telegrams : "Agricultural Society," Altrincham. Sub-Committees, 1954 Implements : Chairman : R. F. PEARCE Altrincham Show J. BAILEY, J. CLEGG, G. MASON, T. MAYER, J. W. WARBURTON, Sr., W. H. WINSTANLEY Cattle : Chairman : SIDNEY MORTON.

A S L Rs B 0 WLE R E OW S L S TI^oV°T i ^cis 0 N E ' IE! C£ G ' ^S^^mI^ STANLEY MORTON, ^^ RICHARDSO^ A. ROBINSON, R. A. WALMESLEY

Heavy Horse : Chairman : J. BOOTH W. DANIELS, L. FORD, G. O. GIBBON, F. KENNERLEY, G. MASON, S MATHER A. PENNINGTON, E. PENNINGTON, S. F. PENNINGTON, H. SUTTON T W WARBURTON, Sr., J. W. WARBURTON, Jr., P. WARBURTON, J. WRIGHT Light Horses : Chairman : J. H. HARROP. W. FAULKNER, Sr., W. FAULKNER, J.r ;A. JACKSON W. H. MENZIES, S A TUNSTAI L H. WESTON, A. C. WHITE '

Pigs : Chairman: E. A. ODLIN. J. S. JACKSON, W. J. JACKSON, P. S. MORTON. Agricultural Produce : . Chairman : J. PENNINGTON. J. BECKETT, R. BELIELD, J. BOOTH, R. CLARKE, R. CLARKE, Tr , R C CLARKF F DARBYSHIRE, C. E. EDGELL, B. KNOWLES, J. KNOWLES,H WRIGHT, J. E. WRIGHT Horticultural Produce and Honey: Chairman : P. L. HAMPSON H. BALDWIN W. BALDWIN, A. J. BLAKEMAN, R. H. BURNE A CROSBY F FRYFR G. GILLIES, E. HORLEY,

Poultry : „ Chairman: T. CHAPPLE H. BIRTLES, F. EATON, A. W. ODLIN, J. HASLAM, M. TRAVIS. Pigeons : Chairman : W. PROCTOR SMITH T. W. CHATTERTON E H. WHITEHEAD H S. WHITEHEAD, J. A. WOOD, A. WRIGHT, J. GRASSBY, T. GRINDLBY, R. S. SHACKLETON.

Rabbits and Cavies: farm service Chairman : A. W. ODLIN C. ARCHER, MISS U. GREGORY, MRS. HOLDEN, MRS. MATHER, G SHERRATT J. RYAN. Canine : STAND NO. 59 , VEVOBS Chairman: E. MASSIE UB G. BAYLISj J. BEND, J. C. PROCTOR, Mrs. W. EIDSFORTH, W. R. LORD, S DAVENPORT MRS. S. DAVENPORT, MRS. E. M. WOOD. * Gate Stewards : Chairman : C. H. SYERS S. BAYLEY, R. BELFIELD, J. BOOTH, H. BOOTH, T. S CSRTER F H COOK SOM \v w COOKE, C. E. EDGELL, J. GRATRIX, A. HOWARD, SH JACKSON DLANCASTER' T. LEA, P. B. MAYER, T. W. MERCER, F. MORRIS, W H MORTON R A NEWTON C H' PERCIVAL, D. PRIESTNER, C. ROYLE, G. SHENTON, I R SYERS ' Grand Stand : Chairman : W. G. BIDDLE H. W. KNOTT, C. H. McDERMOTT, E. P. MORRIS, J. WHIPP, A WHITLFY W. S. ADAMSON, C. F. BOWLEY. wmiLtJY,

Motor Stewards : Chairman : C. H. SYERS. W W. ASHLEY, W. WRIGHT.

Luncheon: .„,„.„ Chairman : H. G. HILL. A. G. BEETON, J. BROUGH, J. W. P. GROVES, P. L. HAMPSON, H. W KNOTT H F LYON D. S. MORRISON, B. D. MORRISON, P. S. MORRisON '

Chairman and Vice-Chairmen are ex-officio members of all Sub-Committees. 11 THE SOCIETY'S DISTRICT

Tractors and Farm Implements The Area enclosed by the Circle

Dairy Equipment and Milking Plants represents a Overhauls and Repairs 12 MILE RADIUS FROM ALTRINCHAM TOWN HALL and applies to all District Classes BSRTWISLE & Co. Ltd. HARTFORD NORTHWICH

Telephone 4541

FRANK R. MARSHALL F.A.L.P.A. SALES BY AUCTION OF FARMING STOCK, FURNITURE, etc. Valuations for Tenant Right, Probate, Book-keeping, etc. Insurance of all Classes

PROPRIETOR OF THE CHELFORD CATTLE MARKET

ENQUIRIES INVITED TO HEAD OFFICE: 35 PRINCESS STREET, KNUTSFORD Telephone 61 To be eligible to compete in the District Classes the HOUSE and or HOMESTEAD of the Exhibitor must be situated within the 3 GROVE STREET, WILMSLOW twelve mile radius. Telephone 3034

13 1 Rules of the Society NOTE.—Whsre any Rules or Regulations are at variance with the Kennel Club Rules and Show Regulations, the latter will prevail as regards the DOG SECTION. Title. 1.—The name of the Society be the ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Objects. 2.—(a) To promote the breeding of good stock, and to encourage Agriculture, and Horticultural improvements in all departments. (b) To assist Members and Kindred Societies and Associations in all matters relating to the interests of Stock-Breeding, Agriculture and Horticulture. Accounts. 3.—All Accounts of the Society shall be made up on the 15th day of November of each year, and a Revenue Account and Balance Sheet, duly audited, shall be pre- sented to the Members at their Annual Meeting. Disposal of 4.—Any Balance remaining at the end of the Year shall be carried to Capital Funds. Account and such accumulation shall be used for the promotion of succeeding Shows, or for making any grants of money in the interests of Agriculture generally, such grants first to be approved by the General Committee after due notice of the pro- posed grant has been given. Upon winding up or dissolution of the Societv, any funds or property in hand shall be disposed of by a majority of Members present at a General Meeting to be summoned 14 days previous for that purpose. Society's 5—The Society's district comprises the area within a radius of 12 miles from the District. Town Hall, t Altrincham. The house and homestead of the Exhibitor must be situate within this radius. Constitution. 6.—The Society shall consist of a President, Vice-Presidents, Trustees and Members. Membership. 7-—The payment of a subscription of £1 per annum or upwards to the funds of the Society shall constitute memerbship for the current year of such payment, and shall entitle su:h subscriber to make entries at reduced Fees (where stated) to receive one free admission ticket in addition to a membership Badge and to attend and vote at the Annual General Meeting. Qualification 8.—No person who shall subscribe a less sum than £2 2s. Od. per annum to the GALVANIZED of Members. Society shall be eligible to serve as a Vice-President or Trustee thereof (all nomina- tions to be voted upon, a ballot to be taken if demanded). Annual 9.—The Members in Annual Meeting, called by not less than 7 days' notice, to be STEEL PIPES Meeting. held in January each year, or such other date as the Committee may consider to be the most convenient, shall elect a President, Vice-Presidents, Trustees, a Committee and Auditors, who shall hold office until the next succeeding Annual Meeting, AND 90 per cent, of the members of such Committee shall be resident in the Society's District. The President shall be an ex-of/icio Member of the Committee. The Committee shall have power to arrange and conduct all the proceedings of the WROUGHT FITTINGS Society, to make bye-laws, regulations, etc., for its guidance, and generally to settle and determine all matters that may arise not provided for in these Rules. The number of the Committee shall not exceed 130. for Nominations 10.—Nominations for the Committee shall be proposed and seconded by Members for of the Society in writing and sent to the Secretary not later than the 15th day of Committee. December. The persons nominated must have subscribed £1 or more prior to the FARM date of the Annual Show next preceding the date of the nomination being received by the Society. Members of the retiring Committee shall be deemed to be nom- inated. Any Member who has not attended at least one Meeting of the Committee or any Sub-Committee during the year ended the 15th day of November prior to the Annual Meeting, unless prevented by illness, shall not be eligible for re-election. WATER Should there be more vacancies than nominations the vacancies in excess shall be filled at the Annual Meeting. A list of the nominations shall be sent to each Mem- ber of the Society with the notice convening the Meeting. All nominations shall be voted upon before being elected to the Committee (a ballot to be taken if SUPPLIES demanded). Committee. 11-—The Committee shall, at their first Meeting in each year, appoint a Chair- man, two Vice-Chairmen and an Executive Committee, they shall also appoint a STRONGEST AND CHEAPEST Secretary and Bankers, and shall pay any or all such remuneration or salary as they from time to time determine. The Committee shall also have power to elect STEWARTS AND LLOYDS LIMITED suitable persons as Vice-Presidents. The Chairman and two Vice-Chairmen shall be ex-officio members of all Sub-Committees. GLASGOW • BIRMINGHAM • LONDON Honorary 12.—The Committee shall have power to elect any member, who has given long The largest manufacturers of steel tubes in Europe Membership. and valuable service to the Society, as an Honorary Member of the Society. Upon election such Honorary Member shall be entitled to all privileges of membership Stewarts and Lloyds are also manufacturers of without the payment of any further subscription, and his name shall appear in the Bitumen Lined and 'Security' Wrapped Steel Schedules and Catalogues in a list of Honorary Members. Committee's 13.—Not less than twelve of the Committee shall form a quorum. They shall Tubes for aggressive water and soil conditions. Quorum. appoint their own Chairman, in the absence of the Chairman or Vice-Chairman, and in case of an equality of votes, the Chairman shall have a second or casting vote. Subscriptions 14.—All subscriptions be paid at least SEVEN days prior to the date of the Show and to members of the Committee, or to any person the Committee may appoint to Payment. receive them, the Secretary, or to the credit of the Society at their Bankers. Any member failing to pay his Subscription by such date shall forfeit all privileges of membership, and, if he be a member of the Committee, shall forthwith cease to be a member of such Committee and all Sub-Committees. STAND No. 30 Collectors' 15.—All Collectors' Books and Moneys collected shall be handed in to the Sec- Books. retary not later than one week after the date of the Show. Society's 16-—The Society's Show to be held annually in the month of September, on Show. such day or days as may be fixed by the Committee. 1 15 Making 17.—Exhibitors are requested to carefully examine the Schedule of Prizes, and Closing to state the Class Number distinctly on the Entry Form, as no alteration can be Entries, made after the Form has been received by the Secretary, and no entrance money can Entry Fees, be returned under any circumstances. Any Exhibits entered in a wrong Class etc. will be excluded from competition and entry fees forfeited. Entries must be made on the Forms provided and the full amount of fees must in all cases accompanv the Entries. " Entries. 18.—No Entry shall be accepted after the closing date for Entries unless (if posted) it bears a postmark dated prior to such closing date. Showyard 19.—The Showyard will be open for the admission of Stock at 7 o'clock on the Regulations. morning of the Show Day. All Exhibits must be in their places by 9 o'clock in the morning, or such other time as shall be printed in the Schedule and shall not be © allowed to be packed or removed from their places before 5 p.m. Public 20.—The Public will be admitted at 9 o'clock a.m. It is already evident that the future will not be without difficulties Admitted. Showyard 21.—No Exhibitor or Renter of covered or uncovered space shall shout or other- in agriculture as in other industries. Increasing competition follow- Regulations. wise proclaim their Exhibits or Wares for sale, and that should any Exhibitor or Renter fail to observe this Rule, the Committee reserve to themselves the right to ing removal of controls and return to freedom is focussing the have the offenders and their wares or Exhibits removed from the Show Ground. attention on the need for continued concentration on the improve- Open and 22.—All Exhibits for OPEN or DISTRICT COMPETITION must be the property, District bona-fide of the Exhibitor, and have been in his possession for one calendar month. ment of business and technical efficiency. In farming the require- Ownership. Forwarding 23.—Each Exhibitor of Dogs, Rabbits, Pigeons, Poultry, Cavies, etc., if forwarded ments of management and production leave too little time for and Return by rail, must be sent in a separate, or securely divided section of hamper or box of Exhibits. fully addressed to the Secretary and the name and address of the Exhibitor must be individual attention to obtaining raw materials and selling produce written on the reverse side of label, stating by what rail to be returned. In all cases carriage must be prepaid, or notice given to the Secretary, in writing, of inability to in the most favourable markets. Fortunately, there is an ever- do so; otherwise the Exhibit cannot be accepted. The Society will, when desired see to the return of Exhibits at the close of the Show, and will use all reasonable growing appreciation that these essential functions can be fulfilled care in so doing, but they will not be responsible for any delay, loss or damage which may happen to such Exhibits. by the greater development of agricultural co-operation, which Society not 24.—The Committee will exercise all reasonable care for the comfort and safety Responsible of Exhibits entrusted to them, but the Society and Committee will not be respons- operates solely in the interests of the trading farmer members, for Loss, etc. ible for the entire or partial loss, non-staging or detention of, or damage to same, or to any person or property whether arising from accident, or through any act or who provide the capital to finance the business. omission, of themselves, their officers, agents, servants, or other persons, of or from any other cause ; further, it is a condition of entry that each Exhibitor will hold the Society and Committee blameless, and will indemnify them against legal pro- As successful pioneers in voluntary agricultural co-operation, ceedings, and also against compensation for damages arising out of in consequence of, or in connection with any such accident, loss or damage, and entries are accepted we have long experience in providing the requirements of our only on this distinct understanding. members and have developed an organisation which is capable of Sale of 25.—Exhibitors who desire to sell their Exhibits must state the price thereof on Exhibits and the Entry Form. This price, which shall include the hamper or box (or 5s in lieu Selling Classes. of same) in which the Exhibit may be sent, will be published in the Catalogue and meeting efficiently the increasing demands which we believe the a Sale must take place if an Exhibit be claimed at not less than the Catalogue Price All Sales must be made through the Secretary, and the Society shall receive 15 per changing pattern of agriculture will inevitably create. cent, commission (except dogs, which is 10 per cent. Kennel Club Show Regul- ations) ; no claims can be made after 3-30 o'clock. If more than one claim is received for any Exhibit by that time it will then be sold by auction not later than After 83 years it is still our policy to implement fully the ideals 5 p.m. to the highest bidder. Exhibits 26.—All Exhibits sold shall be deemed to be, from the time of purchase, at the which inspired the local farmers who founded C.F.A. in 1871. Sold. sole risk of the purchaser. The Society will not be responsible for the safe packing or transit of same. Our objective is to safeguard the interests of farmers by supplying Marked 27.—Marked birds are ineligible for competition. All birds exhibited in the Birds. young and yearling classes must bear the conference ring only (Flying Homers their requirements at the lowest cost compatible with high quality, excepted, which may wear any recognised ring). efficient service, and the establishment of a vigorous and effective Infringement 28.—Any Exhibitor, who, being a Member of the Committee, shall infringe any of Rules. of these Rules and/or Conditions of Entry, shall, upon proof thereof, cease to be trading and service Association. eligible, and his name shall be struck off the Committee; he shall slao forfeit any awards, and he may be disqualified from competing at the Show for the next succeed- ing three years; and any other Exhibitor infringing the said Rules and/or Conditions of Entry may be disqualified from competing at the Show for the next succeeding three years, and shall also forfeit any prize or prizes which may have been awarded to him. Protests, 29.—All Objections (except referring to Dogs, see ICC. Show Regulations), CHESHIRE, SHROPSHIRE & NORTH WALES Objections. against the award of prizes must be made in writing and lodged with the Secretary not later than first post on the second Friday following the Show. Any objection must state the grounds of objection and be accompanied by a deposit of 10s. which FARMERS' SUPPLY ASSOCIATION LTD. shall be retained by the Society if in the opinion of the Committee or Council the ob- jection is frivolous. Appointment 30.—The Committee shall appoint persons of experience and ability to act as 28 HIGH STREET, NANTWICH of Judges. Judges and Inspectors, but should any Judge or Inspector be prevented from fulfilling his or her engagement, the Committee reserve to themselves the right of appointing a substitute and in all cases their decision shall be final. ERIC BRADSHAW, Judging. 31.—The Judging will commence at 9-30 a.m. prompt, and any Exhibit not being in position, or ready, when called upon by the Steward of the Department Managing Director and Secretary. Tele.: Nantwich 5503/4/5/6/7 may be disqualified. Judges' 32 —The Judges will be instructed to record the number of any animal or animals Instructions. which may, in their opinion, be possessed of sufficient merit to succeed to vacancies occurring, through disqualification.

16 1 Judges' Instructions.

Special Prizes. imsmmmirnm AnMtke fiheitf-utk&te? Judges : their Decisions and sK&lsvss^ss^vn^ra Power to with- are solely responsible for them) y ed °n behalf of the Donors who hold Prizes Aowa-^s'mistake^have^been "madefy1 the'^udLe's38^8 V^' « "hoe a and Disqualify petent for the.Judges tor™™'V"/eeonsiSr'?thei VdSon ?'or M "V0^ Exhibits. misrepresentation, or breach of these Rules isdiscovered The empowered to disqualify an Exhibit S is uncovered. ih Judges shall be fraudently dealt wkh and aTso^fwilhSTprizes^ either^,' e or of insufficient merit. witnnoiu l nzes, either wholly or in part, in cases Powers Committee. 6 pol er-^e?P°r«Tese £ ^v^'L^ righ, and We think we're pretty safe in guessing that you'll be going s y s 0r Co ndltlons oth than the Kennel Club Rules and Show R,."??0 ' ® t ' - J " home, and that's where we'd like to come in, quite literally. MS? S2K2 SS? ^ S " in connection with, the Show FurthS the "y Way a?s,ng out of> or That old fireplace, for instance, that you have so often thought of replacing; the new bathroom furniture that would transform the room; a solid fuel stove or cooker that halves Alteration of Rules. 3 at n h e be by your work and fuel bills; a new sink unit for the kitchen- Me mter?ofthe to ci°eV a sfembled °n Z.l,^ 'he need we go on ?

Even a new set of doorhandles can make quite a difference Conditions of Entry to the appearance of a room, at very small cost. Additionally, Entries. we have a large range of tools, ironmongery and gardening requisites. You're quite near our showrooms—why not Exhibitors' Instructions. call and see our stocks ? We promise you a really wide choice, Committee respecting his Exhibits q s may bc put to hlm by the full value for money, and highest quality goods. Exhibitors' e n te r ed e CIaSS a Exhibit Instructions. inwMc'h SSTt^lf^ o r b e biLhed ^ ™ ' " " «ate Exhibitors' Instructions. Our experience over 62 years is at your disposal. Exhibitors' Instructions. wit^Nh« anyCBull SM «« Sh<™ «•*« --d Lables, Numbers and 0 Exhibitors' me^ofrl^t^ftn^ri^corr-eXnXt S Mr^'cTt V^" ^ Admission Tickets.

John W. Duncan, Ltd. will have to pay the stipulated cha"ge of admissfon 0ther C3SeS an E^itor Exhibits for GROSVENOR ROAD, ALTRINCHAM Competition. undeT^ie^d" ml"? b^e^ed^otfatSlh^?, ™ f°r will be Phone: 3705. Open Saturday Afternoons Dogs.

Position, Removal of Exhibits, and Time to Leave. ^^sBss^sss^gr^! Associated Companies at 31/33 King St. West, Manchester, 3 Nominations. sta , pen or other position before tlfe hour aM^e^SM^ (Head Office), Tel: DEAnsgate 5216; and 101 Buttermarket Street, Warrington, Tel: 1000. cfankDb0eTde^eCd°'0Ur ^ ^^ » SU<* ^ti^Xe^theS Wagon Parking. immediately after the Unloading' o^pSk n^space resSfeTf^^is^ m°V6d ForfekW? or° h^p™h^neCy°nditi0n ^ ™

18 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM

TO THE SECRETARY, When you visit this ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, 2 DUNHAM ROAD, ALTRINCHAM, CHESHIRE.

I/We shall be pleased to become a Member/Members of the ALTRINCHAM ONE DAY SHOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY as from 16th November, 1954, and enclose £ b£mg my/0ur subscription for the year ending 15th November, 1955. Name Ask about the policies which will Address

Date (1 lease use Capital Letters) SHOW ONE DAY Usual Signature N.B.-Persons may find it more convenient to use the Bankers Order form below.

the wisdom of insuring with the Banker's Order Banker's Name and / Address, in Block [ FARMERS MUTUAL Letters, please \ _

There is a policy for every agricultural need PLEASE PAY forthwith to Martins Bank Ltd., Railway Street, Altrincham,

the sum oft : . d. being my subscription to the Altrincham THE Agricultural Society, and continue to make similar payment on 1st January annually until further notice. NATIONAL FARMERS UNION MUTUAL

2d. Stamp Signature. INSURANCE SOCIETY LIMITED Required

Head Office: Assets exceed STRATFORD-ON-AVON £10,000,000 Name and Address.. (IN BLOCK LETTERS) Branch Office: 10 BRIDGE STREET ROW, CHESTER Date jg Details from any N.F.U. Secretary

to it being sent to 20 the Bank. nuuMj Ior nolatlo° Pnor

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COMPLIMENTARY LIST

The Committee of the Society desire to acknowledge the assistance kindly rendered by the following m the preparation of the Show and of the Showground

ALTRINCHAM CORPORATION (Parks Dept.) Cutting Grass. BOWDON URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL (Parks Dept.) DAVIES Floral Decorations. NORTHERN CARAVAN (DISTRIBUTORS) LTD. wan Hotel, Chester Loan of Caravans. Mr. A. S. CUSSONS. Loan of Land for Car Park. W. FLANAGAN & SONS Ltd. Loan of Litter Bins. Catering at . . . MESSRS. ROY CATERING SERVICE, Wigan. Catering.

HORSE SHOWS ROY DAVIES, Esq., Swan Hotel, Chester. Bars.

GYMKHANAS MESSRS. BOWIES, Timperley. Transport. RACE MEETINGS MESSRS. j. SHAW & SON, Knutsford. Fitting up Showground. and THE NORTH-WESTERN ELECTRICITY BOARD. Electricity Supply. all types of Public Functions POST OFFICE TELEPHONES, York Street, Manchester. 1 elephones on Showground.

G. W BONSON LTD., Stamford New Road, Altrincham. Furnishings for Pavilion. PRIVATE PARTIES CATERED FOR G. S. STAFFORD, Esq., F.I.A.S., Sale. Planning Showground. Phone: CHESTER 20868 LOWES LTD., Southport. Printing Schedules and Catalogues. WATMOUGHS LTD. Printing Dog Schedules and Catalogues. NATIONAL FARMERS' UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE Official Licensed Caterers at this Show SOCIETY LTD. UKA!VCE since 1946 Posters.

The Committee also wish to thank all tl,n«f u or made Donations towards the Prize Fund ^ Spt'dal Prizes

23 1 Altrincham Agricultural Society r l Minimum Annually MEMBERSHIP RATE

PRIVILEGES

Members of the Society are entitled:— (a) To Free Admission for two persons to the Annual Show. (b) To Free Admission for two persons to the Floral Marquee on the day before the Annual Show. (c) To use the Members' Marquee for Luncheon.

(e\ To Exhibit at Reduced Rates in certain sections. £ io Receive a Copy of the Annual Report, Balance Sheet and Ltst of Subscribers. (S) To Attend and Vote at the Annual General Meeting. h A Member may nominate a person to serve on the General Committee of the Society, and may themselves be nominated. TO ENJOY THESE PRIVILEGES TO HELP AGRIC E FURTHER THE CAUSE OF ^'™ cPr^TARY AT OPPOSITE AND SEND IT TO THE SECRETARY A 2 DUNHAM ROAD, ALTRINCHAM

For . . . Agricultural Shows, Eisteddfodau and Fetes. F. READ & SON (?££) LTD. Specialists in . . . WILMSLOW, near MANCHESTER Manufacturers of ... . Portable Rooms and Lined Marquees. Telephone: WILMSLOW 2231/2 MARQUEES, TENTS, Parquet Floors. Also at UPPER DUKE STREET, LIVERPOOL 1, and WATERPROOF COVERS Lighting and Heating 94 HILL STREET, SHEFFIELD, 2 for all occasions in and TARPAULINS of every ALL SEASONS. AGRICULTURAL and DAIRY ENGINEERS description. SUNBLINDS Weddings, Parties Dances REFRIGERATION, including CHILLED WATER MILK COOLING aud COAL SACKS. PLANTS

BOTTLE FILLING, BOTTLE WASHING AND STE^ZING EQUIPMENT for the Production and Sale of TESTED MILK, Etc.

MILK PASTEURISING EQUIPMENT JOHN P. DAVIES & SONS LIMITED Milk Bottles, Aluminium Caps, Crates, Sundries, Etc. 73 NEW CRANE STREET, CHESTER Large stocks of Spare Parts for Gascoigne, Fullwood and Alfa milking machines Telephone 24258 ESTABLISHED 1834 PROMPT SERVICE AND ATTENTION

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THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY is a Member of, or Affiliated to the following:—

THE FEDERATION OF LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. THE SHOW SECRETARIES' ASSOCIATION. THE SHORTHORN SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. THE AYRSHIRE CATTLE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION OF ENGLAND AND WALES. THE SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY. THE HUNTERS' IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. THE HACKNEY HORSE SOCIETY. THE BRITISH SHOW JUMPING ASSOCIATION. THE BRITISH HORSE SOCIETY. THE POULTRY CLUB. THE BRITISH BANTAM ASSOCIATION. THE NATIONAL PIGEON ASSOCIATION. THE BRITISH RABBIT COUNCIL. THE NATIONAL CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY. THE NATIONAL DAHLIA SOCIETY. THE BRITISH CARNATION SOCIETY. THE KENNEL CLUB. THE COMMITTEE WISH TO PLACE ON RECORD THEIR THANKS to the following societies for Silver and Bronze Medals (or Cash in lieu of) and Specials:—

THE SHORTHORN SOCIETY. THE BRITISH FRESIAN CATTLE SOCIETY. THE AYRSHIRE CATTLE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION. THE ENGLISH JERSEY CATTLE SOCIETY. THE WELSH AND SHROPSHIRE JERSEY BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION. THE ENGLISH GUERNSEY CATTLE SOCIETY. THE WEST MIDLANDS AND WALES GUERNSEYS BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION. THE SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY. THE HUNTERS' IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. THE HACKNEY HORSE SOCIETY. THE BRITISH SHOW JUMPING ASSOCIATION. THE BRITISH HORSE SOCIETY. THE NATIONAL PIG BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION. THE POULTRY CLUB. THE BRITISH BANTAM ASSOCIATION. THE BRITISH WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION. THE NATIONAL PIGEON ASSOCIATION. THE BRITISH RABBIT COUNCIL. THE CHESHIRE BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION. Also to the many Breed Clubs, Associations, Firms and Individuals for Numerous Specials in the various Sections of the Show. Trade Exhibitors of Implements and Miscellaneous Exhibits, &c. PRINTED SPECIALITIES INDEX OF TRADE STANDS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Agricultural Machinery (Nantwich) Ltd., Station Road, Nantwich. Stand No. 49. Armitage Units Ltd., Salem, Oldham. Stand No. 56. Armstrong, C.V., West End Saw Mills, Broadbottom, Manchester. Stand No. 37. for the Atco Motor Mowers (Chas. H. Pugh Ltd.), County Road, Ormskirk. Stand No. 24. Bateman, W. Ltd., Garstang Road, Barton, Nr. Preston. Stand No. 20. Batley &'Co., Gorsey Works, Stockport. Stand No. 73. Bibby- J- & Sons Ltd., Liverpool, 3. Stand No. 48. SHOW SECRETARY Birtwistle & Co. Ltd., Hartford, Northwich. Stand No. 50. Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd., Station Street, Nottingham. Stand No. 38. British Oil & Cake Mills Ltd., Hull-Selby-Manchester. Stand No. 46. British Railways, District Passenger Superintendent, Hunts Bank, Manchester. Stand No. 34. British Ratin Co. Ltd., 2 St. John Street, Manchester 3. Stand No. 69. Burgess Bros., London Road, Northwich. Stand No. 9. Byroms Ltd., Altrincham. Stand No. 39. Cadbury Bros. Ltd., Bournville. Stand No. 37a Carters Tested Seeds Ltd., Raynes Park, London, S.W.20. Stand No. 18. Cement Marketing Co. Ltd. & G. & T. Earle Lrd., Wilmington, Hull. Stand No. 17. Central Garage (Reddish) Ltd. ,181 Gorton Road, Reddish, Stockport. Stand No. 51. Chapman, E.B. &. W.R., Mill House, Tutbury, Burton-on-Trent. Stand No. 55. Cheshire Agricultural Committee, Berkeley Towers, Nantwich. Stand No. 41. Cheshire Portable Building Co., Crossings Works, Stockport Road, Altrincham. Stand No. 53. Cheshire School of Agriculture, Reaseheath, Nantwich. Stand No. la. Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd., 1 Balloon Street, Manchester 4. Stand. No 65. Derbyshire, A., 310 Stockport Road, Gee Cross, Hyde, Cheshire. Stand No. 4. Dewdrop Products, Cottage Lane, Ormskirk, Lanes. Stand No. 3. Dickson, Brown & Tait Ltd., 57 Cross Street, Manchester 2. Stand No. 40. Duncan, John W. Ltd., Grosvenor Road, Altrincham. Stand No. 31.

Ellison, Frank (Warrington) Ltd., Excelsior Garage, Manchester Road, Warrington. Stand No. 75. Ellison's Caravans Ltd., Manchester Road, Warrington. Stand No. 75. Esso Petroleum Co. Ltd., Bridgewater House, 58 Whitworth Street, Manchester 1. Stand No. 28. First Church of Christ Scientist, Ashley Road, Altrincham. Stand No. 64. Four Oaks Spraying Machine Co. Ltd., Four Oaks, Birmingham. Stand No. 1B. Globe & Simpson (Manchester) Ltd., 88-100 Quay Street, Manchester 3. Stand No. 43 Gordon & Co., 28 Westmere Drive, Mill Hill, London, N.W.7. Stand No. 2. Halifax Building Society, Commercial Street, Halifax, Yorks. Stand No. 29. Hanley Garage Ltd., Broad Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. Stand No. 6. Hewthorn, F. & Co. Ltd., Cook's Road, Stratford, London, E.15. Stand No. 15. Hollingdrake Automobile Co. Ltd., Town Hall Square, Stockport. Stand No. 26. Hulbert, Thos. & Sons Ltd., New Era Flour Mills, Worsley Street, Manchester 15. Stand No. 45.

Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd., Fulshaw Hall, Wilmslow. Stand No. 14. Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., Plastics Division, Black Fan Road, Welwyn Garden City, Herts. Stand No. 57.

27 *> * IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—continued

Jackson, Robert (Naturalists) Ltd., Hollybank Nurseries, Grove Lane, Hale. Stand No'. 35. Johnson's Ladders (Woodworkers) Ltd., 35 Liverpool Road, Manchester 3. Stand No. 8. Knutsford Motors Ltd., Garden Road, Knutsford, Cheshire. Stand No. 25.

Lea S. & H. Ltd., 549 Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester 8. Stand No. 54. Lloyds Bank Ltd., 71 Lombard Street, London, E.C.3. Stand No. 13. Lucas Norman E. Ltd., Station Buildings, 5 Moss Lane, Altrincham. Stand No. 41a Lythgoe, Adam Ltd., Wigshaw Grange, Culcheth, Warrington. Stand No. 19.

Martins Bank Ltd., Railway Street, Altrincham. Stand No. 36. Milles, R. D. Ltd., 10-12 Brasenose Road, Bootle, Liverpool, 20. Stand No. 66. Ministry of Labour & National Service, Sunlight House, Quay Street, Manchester 3. Stand No. 70a. Minsal Ltd., Victoria Works, Wincham, Northvvich. Stand No. 24b. Moorsden Ignition & Accessories Co., Galena Road, Hammersmith, London W.6. Stand. No. 12. Moss Bros. & Co. Ltd., Junction of Garrick & Bedford Streets, London, W.C.2. Stand No. 52. Milk Marketing Board, The Brampton, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs. Stand 24c.

50 93 National Farmers' Union, Agriculture House, 119 Nantwich Road, Crewe. Stand HIGHER BRIDGE MONTAGUE ST., No. 44. National Provincial Bank Ltd., 15 Bishopgate, London, E.C.2. Stand No. 47a. STREET, BLACKBURN Nelstrop, Wm. & Co. Ltd., Albion Flour Mills, Lancashire Hill, Stockport. Stand BOLTON No. 24a. North Cheshire Joint P-oad Safety Committee, Town Hall, Sale. Stand No. 70. Tel. Tel. North Western Electricity Board, 60 Stamford New Road, Altrincham. Stand Bolton 6 8 10 Blackburn 5773 No. 33. North Western Gas Board, (Altrincham Undertaking) Cross Street, Altrincham. Stand No. 32.

Osmond & Sons Ltd., Grimsby, Lines. Stand No. 21. When thinking of REFRIGERATION you cannot do better than consider PRESTCOLD. Milk cooling and storage, egg storage and ail dairy applications are included in the PRESTCOLD Parker, Richard & Son Ltd., Catterall, Nr. Preston, Lanes. Stand No. 76. range of products. Perkins (C.M.E.) Ltd., Mansfield Road, Derby. Stand No. 23. Pinkstone Ltd., Lower Park Row, Bristol, 1. Stand No. 78. MAIN DISTRIBUTORS: Poultmure Ltd., 5 College Road, Harrow, Middlesex. Stand No. 74. Pugh, Chas. H. Ltd., (Atco Motor Mowers) County Road, Ormskirk, Lanes. Stand REFHIQEHATI0N SEUVSGES LIB, No. 24. 257 STOCKPORT ROAD, ASHTON-U-LYNE Quick, H. & J. Ltd., Wilmslow Road, Cheadle, Cheshire. Stand No. 27. Telephone No.: Ashton 22 37 119 DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER Tel.: BLA 7 0 11 Read, F. & Son (Polar Works) Ltd., Manchester Road, Wilmslow. Stand No. 22. Refrigeration Services Ltd., 267 Stockport Road, Ashton-under-Lyne. Stand No. 72. Regent Oil Co., 117 Park Street, London W.l. Stand No. 67.

Do not forget to Prestcold Domestic Shell-Mex & P.B. Ltd., Shell-Mex House, Strand, London, W.C.2. Stand No. 59. see the Models. Smith, Leonard & Co., Veterinary Chemists, Causeway Mills, Blackheath, Birming- ham. Stand No. 16. Spillers Ltd., Cunard Buildings, Liverpool. Stand No. 42. Sterling Poultry Products Ltd., Walnut Tree Farm, Prestburv, Macclesfield. Model L 71 Stand No. 68. Stewarts & Lloyds Ltd., 267 Royal Exchange, Manchester 2. Stand No. 30. Sutcliffe, F. & H. Ltd., Wood Top, Hebden Bridge, Yorks. Stand No. 60,

28 29 IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—continued

Taylor, Joshua & Tom (Bolton) Ltd., Park Hill Street, Bolton. Stand No. 62. Taylor^ S. Frith & Co. Ltd., Dove Holes, Via Stockport. Stand No. 77. Thelwall, Kenneth Ltd., Thelson Works, Doncaster. Stand No. 45a. Thornber Bros. Ltd., Square Works, Mytholmroyd, Nr. Halifax. Stand No. 63. Triplex Foundry Ltd., 231 Deansgate, Manchester 3. Stand No. 5.

BLE Vickers, William, Lower House Farm, Hampton, Malpas, Cheshire. Stand No. 1. Vicrete Products (Altrincham) Ltd., Navigation Road, Broadheath. Stand No. 61. T i Wakefield, C.C. & Co. Ltd., 46 Grosvenor Street, London, W.l. Stand No. 11. Hi Weighers (Livestock) Ltd., Atlas Works, Warwick Road, Batley, Yorks. Stand No. 7. Westminister Bank Ltd., 41 Lothbury, London, E.C.2. Stand No. 10. Crossing Works, Williams Deacon's Bank Ltd., 38 Mosley Street, Manchester 2. Stand No. 58. Woods, S. W. & Son, Waddicar Lane, Melling, Liverpool. Stand 79.

Stockport Roacl^ AStrincharra Yorkshire Copper Works Ltd., Leeds Stand No. 7a. Yorkshire Insurance Co. Ltd., Yorkshire House, 45 Cross Street, Manchester. Stand No. 47.

MANUFACTURERS OF SHEDS, GARAGES, POULTRY HOUSES, GREENHOUSES, FARM BUILDINGS, ETC. CATALOGUE OF IMPLEMENTS AND MISCELLANEOUS EXHIBITORS ANY SIZE OR TYPE OF SECTIONAL (In Stand No. order) BUILDING MADE TO SPECIFICATION

STAND No. 1.—WILLIAM VICKERS, Lower House Farm, Hampton, Malpas, Cheshire. Honey and Comb Honey, Bees Wax, Dressed Poultry and Honey Products. SPECIALISTS IN ALL TYPES OF FENCING, FENCING POSTS, RUSTIC GARDEN FURNITURE AND DRY STAND No. la.—CHESHIRE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE, Reasheath, Nantwich. Educational exhibit. STONE WALLING STAND No. lb.—FOUR OAKS SPRAYING MACHINE CO. LTD., Four Oaks, Birmingham. Spraying equipment.

STAND No. 2.—GORDON & CO., 28 Westmere Drive, Mill Hill, London ALL TYPES OF ASBESTOS SHEETING N.W.7. Agricultural and Horticultural Sundries, Garden and Farm Baskets, Flower containers and arrangements, Farm and Garden Gloves, Garden Chairs, Small Tools, etc.

STAND No. 3.—DEWDROP PRODUCTS, Cottage Lane, Ormskirk, Lanes. Dewdrop Hen Specs. Dewdrop Poultry Drinkers. Anti Red-Mite Nest Eggs, VISIT OUR EXHIBIT AT etc. STAND No. 4.—A. DERBYSHIRE (Timber Building Constructor), 310 Stockport THIS SHOW Road, Gee Cross, Hyde, Cheshire. Free Range, Semi-intensive and Deep Litter Poultry Houses, Hay Box Folds and Rearing Arks. Pig Houses, Garages, Garden Sheds, Greenhouses, Dutch Lights and Garden Frames. Stand No. STAND No. 5.—TRIPLEX FOUNDRY LTD., 39 Princess Street and 231 5 «f Deansgate, Manchester. Triplex enclosed slow combustion Cooker and Water Heater in operation, also comprehensive display of Triplex Grates and Cookers.

30 31 IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—continued 16 ASHTON LANE 227 ASHLEY ROAD STAND No. 6.—HANLEY GARAGE LIMITED, Broad Street, Hanley, Stoke- SALE HALE on-Trent. Trusty two and four wheel Light Tractors and Implements. CHESHIRE CHESHIRE Phone SALe 3100 Phone ALTrincham 4636 STAND No. 7.—WEIGHERS (Livestock) LIMITED, Atlas Works, Warwick Road, Batley, Yorks. The "Multi" Patent Power Take-off Unit for taking drive from any car or lorry.

STAND No. 7a—THE YORKSHIRE COPPER WORKS LTD., Leeds. Demon- stration Vehicle showing 'YORCALON' (long length) Copper Tubes for laying FOODS, MEDICINES Underground Water Pipelines by Mole Drain Plough method—no trenching required. 'Yorkshire' Tubes and 'Yorkshire' Fittings for hot and cold water, and gas (including Calor Gas), heating, waste and sanitation services.

REQUISITES STAND No. 8.—JOHNSON'S LADDERS (WOODWORKERS) LTD., 35 Liverpool Road, Manchester 3. Ladders, all types in Timber and Aluminium, for Steps, Trestles, Barrows, Fruit-Picking Tripods, etc. ALL LIVE STOCK STAND No. 9—.BURGESS BROS., London Road, Northwich. General Collection of Tractors, Threshers, Harvesters, Hoticultural Tractors, Tractor Trailers, Dairy Goods, and all Equipment for the Farm.

STAND No. 10.—WESTMINSTER BANK LIMITED, Head Office: 41 Lothbury London E.G.2. Telephone No. MONarch 6060. Farmers and all other exhibi- tors and visitors are cordially invited to use the banking services available at the Westminster Bank Mobile Office. The Manager in charge and his staff will ROYLE & LEESON LTD. welcome visits from customers and other attending the Show and will be happy to discuss with them any financial problems they may have in connection with CORN MERCHANTS farming or other activities. STAND No. 11.—C. C. WAKEFIELD & CO. LTD., 46 Grosvenor Street, London, W.l. Telephone MAYfair 9232 (20 lines) Telegrams: Cheery Wesdo, London. ESTABLISHED i860 Makers of high grade tractor lubricants including the following: Wakefield AGRICASTROL Tractor Oils and Greases. Premier Lubricants specially developed for tractors, combines and general agricultural machinery. Approved by the leading makers and agricultural engineers. Wakefield DE-WATER- ING Fluids. RUSTILO Rust Preventives. SEEDS, BULBS STAND No. 12.—MOORSDEN IGNITION & ACCESSORIES CO., Galena and Road, Hammersmith, W.6. Demonstration of Ignition Superchargers for Tractors, Pumping and Lighting Plants, Cultivators, Lorries, Cars etc. FERTILIZERS HORTICULTURAL STAND No. 13.—LLOYDS BANK LIMITED, Head Office, 71 Lombard Street, London, E.C.3. A Mobile Banking Office is in attendance on the Show Ground for the convenience of Exhibitors and Visitors. The Bank, with more than SUNDRIES 1,700 Offices throughout England and Wales, provides a comprehensive service for all those engaged in Agriculture and its allied industries.

STAND No. 14.—IMPERIAL CHEMICAL (PHARMACEUTICALS) LTD., 1 QUEEN STREET Fulshaw Hall, Wilmslow, Manchester. Telephone: Wilmslow 4071. I.C.I. Aids 283 LIVERPOOL RD. To Healthy Stock.—'Phenovis' brand Phenothiazine for the Treatment of ECCLES PATRICROFT Worms; 'Cetavlon' M.C. for the prevention of mastitix; 'Lorelane Preparations LANGS. for Dairy Use and for the Eradication of External Parasites on Farm and Dom- MANCHESTER estic Animals; 'Avlothane' for the Treatment of Liver Fluke. 'Minel' a combined Phone ECCles 3626 worm and fluke remedy for sheep and cattle. 'Sulphamezathine' Solution 16 per cent—a specific against Coccidiosis in Chicks; 'Promix' Penicillin Supplement. Also other products of interest to the Dairy Farmer.

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STAND No. 15.—F. HEWTHORN & CO., LTD., Cook's Road, Stratford, E. 15. HAVE YOUR SHOW FITTED COMPLETE BY EXPERTS Veterinary preparations including "Reviva" Fever drink, "Bronkura" Cough linctus, Sera, "Sulpha" drugs, Approved Ship dips, "Trace!" Mineral mixtures, Iodised Mineral bricks, "Gyp" Fly killer, Oils, Greases, Disinfectants, Polishes, Hardware, etc. J. SHAW & SON Remember Hewthorn's supply (KNUTSFORD) LIMITED EVERTHING FOR STALL AND STABLE STAND No. 16.—LEONARD SMITH & CO., Veterinary Chemists, Causeway Mills, Blackheath, Birmingham. Veterinary Medicines, Minerals, Supple- GREEN STREET ments, Calf Meals, Sheet Dips, etc. STAND No. 17.—THE CEMENT MARKETING CO. LTD. AND G. & T. EARLE LTD., Wilmington, Hull. One Exhibition Caravan featuring Snow- KNUTSFORD, Ches. cem Waterproof Cement Paint.

Telephone: KNUTSFORD 164 STAND No. 18.—MESSRS. CARTERS TESTED SEEDS LTD., Raynesark, London, S.W.20. A Seedman's Agricultural Exhibit showing Carters special Grasses and Clovers, Seed Corn etc.

STAND No. 19.—ADAM LYTHGOE LTD., Wigshaw Grange, Culcheth, Warr- ington, Lanes. Lime Spreading Service; Suppliers of all grades and types of agricultural lime together with a lime spreading service, through most parts of Great Britain. COVERED STANDS STAND No. 20.—W. BATEMAN LTD., Garstang Road, Barton, Nr. Preston. "Sellarc" Power driven Agricultural Implements. "Sellarc" Portable High TIERED UNCOVERED Pressure Lubricators.

SEATING STAND No. 21.—OSMOND & SONS LTD., Grimsby, Lines. Manufacturers of Veterinary Remedies of every description, "Viper" Sheep and Cattle Dips, FENCING Mineral Mixtures and Licks, Codliver Oil Condiments, Disinfectants, Insecti- cides, etc.

TABLES STAND No. 22.—F. READ & SON (POLAR WORKS) LTD., Manchester Road, Wilmslow. Milk Cooling, Cold Storage, Pasteurisation, Bottle Washing, CATTLE AND HORSE Filling, Capping. Steam Boilers and Sterilising Equipment. Equipment for the production and distribution of'T.T." Milk. Cattle Bowls, Cattle Clippers, TIES Cattle Stalls, Milking Machines and Spares.

STAND No. 23.—PERKINS CLEAN MILK EQUIPMENT LIMITED, Mans- ROPE RINGS field Road, Derby. Oil fired Steam Boilers, Bottle Washing and Bottle Filling Machines, Farm Food Cooking Outfits, Sterilizing Outfits, Milk Cooling Plants, B.S.J.A. JUMPS Pasteuriser and Milk Pump, Stainless Steel Tanks and Tables, Portable Milking Machines, In-churn Milker, Milk Flow Indicator, Automatic Vaccuum Con- troller. ETC., ETC. STAND No. 24.—CHARLES H. PUGH LIMITED, "Atco" Motor Mowers, County Road, Ormskirk, Lanes. Motor Lawn Mowers, Widecut Units, Outboard Motors, Accessories.

STAND No. 24a.—WILLIAM NELSTROP & CO. LTD., Albion Flour Mills, Lancashire Hill, Stockport. PLEASE ASK FOR ESTIMATES STAND No. 24b.—MINSAL LIMITED, Victoria Works, Wincham, Northwich, Cheshire. Trace Elemented Mineral Mixtures for Animal Feeding Stuffs and Complete Mineral Licks.

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«iTAND No 24c.—MILK MARKETING BOARD, The Brampton, Newcastle- under-Lyme, Staffs. Milk Bar for the sale of Milk Drinks. LOCAL HOTELS STAND No. 25.—KNUTSFORD MOTORS LIMITED, Garden Road, Knuts- Altrincham : ford Cheshire. Fordson Tractors and Agricultural Implements.

"STAMFORD" STAND No. 26.—HOLLINGDRAKE AUTOMOBILE CO. LTD., Town Hall Square, Stockport. Comprehensive Display of Ferguson Agricultural and Indus- Railway Street trial Tractors, with full range of Ferguson hydraulically-controlled implements. "MALT SHOVELS" STAND No. 27.—H. & J. QUICK LTD., Wilmslow Road, Cheadle, Cheshire. Stamford Street Fordson Major Tractor. Allied implements and general agricultural machinery.

Hale : STAND No. 28.—ESSO PETROLEUM CO. LTD., Bridgewater House, 58 'CHESHIRE MIDLAND' Whitworth Street, Manchester 1. The presentation of the service of Esso and demonstration of the application of Esso Tractor Vaporising Oil, Essolube Hale Barns Motor Oils and Esso Greases, Esso White Rose and Esso Royal Daylight Para- ffins, Rust-Ban Products and other Petroleum Products to meet every Agri- "BULL'S HEAD" cultural requirement. STAND No. 29.—THE HALIFAX BUILDING SOCIETY, Commercial Street, Halifax, Yorks. The Halifax Buliding Society has over one hundred branches and six hundred and fifty agencies spread over Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Through them it provides for home buyers in any area a personal thrift and home ownership service. Full information about this service is available at the Society's Stand.

STAND No. 30.—STEWARTS AND LLOYDS LIMITED, 267 Royal Exchange, Whoiesale Manchester, 2. Galvanised steel pipes for agricultural water supplies; steel pipes 'Security' wrapped with bituminised glass tissue for aggressive soils; pipe joints and couplings; well boring tubes. Also tubular steel bridges and roof trusses and Retail suitable for farm buildings (illustrated by photographs).

M Wine and STAND No. 31.—JOHN W. DUNCAN LTD., Grosvenor Road, Altrincham. Sanitary Ware. Grates and Fireplaces. Ironmongery.

Spirit STAND No. 32.—NORTH WESTERN GAS BOARD (Altrincham Under- Merchants taking), Cross Street, Altrincham. Gas appliances for the Home. STAND No. 33.—NORTH WESTERN ELECTRICITY BOARD, 60 Stam- ford New Road, Altrincham. Electrical appliances for use in the home, farm- house, dairy and all applications for agriculture and horticulture.

STAND No. 34.—BRITISH RAILWAYS, District Passenger Superintendent, Hunts Bank, Manchester (Tel,: BLAckfriars 3456). Railway Enquiry Office.

STAND No. 35.—ROBERT JACKSON (Naturalists) LTD., Hollybank Nurseries I T &J SKARTH Ltd. Grove Lane, Hale, Altrincham, Cheshire. A • JL a %,X. *J> « ROAD STAND No. 36.—MARTINS BANK LTD., Railway Street, Altrincham. Official e & 8, Bankers for the Altrincham Agricultural Society. CHAM STAND No. 37.—C. V. ARMSTRONG, Sectional Building Manufacturers, West End Saw Mills, Broadbottom, Nr. Machester. Poultry Houses, Green- houses, Frames, Sheds, Summer Houses, Pig arks. Tel. No. 0729 Established Altrincham 1785 STAND No. 37a— CADBURY BROS. LTD., Bournville. At Cadbury's Mobile Van the preparation and serving to perfection of Red Label Drinking Chocolate will be demonstrated.

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STAND No. 38.—BOOTS PURE DRUG COMPANY LIMITED, Station Street, Nottingham. An exhibit featuring products manufactured by Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd. in the interests of Farming and Agriculture generally.

We have been making Ladders STAND No. 39.—BYROMS LIMITED, Altrincham. Display of Bedding, Furniture, soft furniture and clothing.

since 1844 and still select all STAND No. 40.—DICKSON, BROWN & TAIT LTD., 57 Cross Street, Man- chester 2. Rest Lounge. materials as carefully as we did STAND No. 41.—CHESHIRE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE, Berkeley Towers, Nantwich. Agricultural educational exhibit. then. STAND No. 41a.—NORMAN E. LUCAS LTD., 5 Moss Lane ,Altrincham. Books. STAND No. 42.—SPILLERS LIMITED, Cunard Building, Liverpool. Manu- facturers of Spillers Animal Foods for Cattle, Pigs and Poultry. Spillers Advi- sory Service for free information on any aspect of feeding, housing and manage- If you require the very best ment of Farm Stock. Enquire at Spillers Stand.

STAND No. 43.—GLOBE & SIMPSON (Manchester) LIMITED, 88-100 Quay Ladders, Steps, Trestles, etc., in Street, Manchester, 3. Vehicle Electrical and Diesel injection service engineers.

STAND No. 44.—NATIONAL FARMERS' UNION, Agriculture House, 119 Timber or Aluminium Alloy, Nantwich Road, Crewe. Advice Bureau and Members' Rest Lounge.

STAND No. 45.—THOS. HULBERT & SONS LTD., New Era Flour Mills, consult us at Stand No. 8. Worsley Street, Manchester, 15. Mobile Demonstration Unit showing how 'Kingpin Self-Raising Flour' is milled and packed"(with Mechanized Display of Manchester's Most Modern Packing Plant.)

STAND No. 46.—THE BRITISH OIL AND CAKE MILLS LTD., Hull, We also make fine quality Selby, Manchester. Manufacturers of Ready-Mixed Feeds for Cattle, Calves, Pigs, and Poultry. Handcarts, Barrows, Trucks, etc. STAND No. 45a.—KENNETH THELWALL LTD., Thelson Works, Doncaster. Lubrication Specialists. Motor Tractor and Industrial Oils. Representative samples of Motor Oils, Gear Oils, Tractor Oils, Greases, General Industrial Oils and literature relating thereto.

STAND No. 47.—THE YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED, "Yorkshire House", 45 Cross Street, Manchester. All classes of Insurance transacted. Specialists in Agricultural and Livestock Insurance. JOHNSON'S STAND No. 47a.—NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED, Head Office: 15 Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2. Exhibitors and visitors are invited to avaii themselves of the full banking facilities provided for the duration of the Show, and are assured of the service always associated with the name of National Prov- LADDERS incial Bank Limited. STAND No. 48.—J. BIBBY & SONS LTD., Liverpool 3. Rest Room. 35 LIVERPOOL ROAD STAND No. 48.—AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY (Nantwich) LTD., L Northwich. Full range of International-Harvester Machines. MANCHESTER 3 f3 4 7 STAND No. 50.—BIRTWISTLE & CO. LTD., Hartford, Northwich. Manure Distributors, Tool Bars, Harrows, Potato Diggers, Mills, Engines, Dairy Appli- ances, Elevators, Milking Machines, etc.

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STAND No. 51.—CENTRAL GARAGE (REDDISH) LTD., 181 Gorton Road, v R Hdisb' Stockport. Simar Rototillers, Models 35 and 56, with accessories. lladges Mi nroti'ller and Accessories. Brockhouse President Tractor and Equipment. JOHI i H. KOLT LTD. T Mavfield Motor Scythe and Equipment. Gravely Single Wheel Cultivator. Cards BOIL. Oscillator and Sprayline, Pumps, Compressors etc. • Lalit'ls STAND No. 52.—MOSS BROS. & CO. LTD., Junction of Garrick and Bedford BUILDERS and Streets, London, W.C.2. Riding Clothes, Saddlery and stable Requisites. • Tickets Everything for Horse and Rider. CONTRACTORS MERCHANTS • Books, etc*. STAND No. 53.—CHESHIRE PORTABLE BUILDING CO., Crossings Works, Stockport Road, Altrincham. ALT 4921. Portable Building Manufacturers, sawmillers and joinery contractors. Sheds, Garages, Greenhouses, Fencing, for every requirement Rustic Work; all types sectional buildings made for farm, Factory or Home. All Special types made to order. Building Materials TTT STAND No. 54.—S. & H. LEA LTD., 549 Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester, 8. and Crazy Paving, Ladies Footwear and Hand Bags. Imitation Jewellry of all descriptions. Rockery, Gravel FRANK C. JENKINS STAND No. 55.—E. B. & W. R. CHAPMAN, Sheepskin Rug Makers, Tutbury, and Red Shale. Burton-on-Trent. Sheepskin Rugs, Sheepskin Gloves, Chamois Leathers, & CO., LTD. etc. Show and Sports Printers STAND No. 56.—ARMITAGE UNITS LTD., Ogden Street, Salem, Oldham. A N O R ROAD 9-! I JOHN STREET Battery House, Laying Battery, Pig Fold Unit, Electric Battery Brooder. BRISTOL I. ALTRINCHAM STAND No. 57.—IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED, Plastics Telephone: Altrincham U60 j Telephone 24591 Telegrams 24591 Division, Black Fan Road, Welwyn Garden City, Herts. (Tel. No. Welwyn Garden 3400). Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, Plastics Division, manu- facture a wide range of corrugated 'Perspex' roof lighting sheets suitable for quick and economical installation in cow byres, piggeries and all classes of farm build- ings equipped with corrugated roofs. Another I.C.I, product of vital interest to farmers is 'Alkathene' tube, the non-metallic, flexible water service line avail- STAND No. 54 able in lengths up to 500 ft. On show will be these two materials in all their HIGHEST CLASS | ARTHUR BROIDBENT various forms and sizes, making available to the farmer daylight and water. proprietor: A. WHITLEY STAND No. 58.—WILLIAMS DEACON'S BANK LIMITED, Head Office; 38 Mosley Street, Manchester 2. Local Offices: 4 The Downs, Altrincham. FOOTWEAR J O I N E R 105 Manchester Road, Broadheath. 159c Ashley Road, Hale. Customers and of all Descriptions other exhibitors and visitors are invited to make use of the special facilities available at the Mobile Branch which will be in attendance at the Show.

WINTER BOOTEES | STAND No. 59.—SHELL-MEX AND B. P. LTD., Shell-Mex House, Strand, at Special Prices London, W.C.2. Distributors of T.V.O. Vaporising Oil, Shell Tractor Oils and Grease and Shell Ensis Grades for Rust Prevention. The Shell and B.P. LADIES HANDBAGS Farm Service offers farmers programmes of films and film strip lectures on many subjects dealing with the care and maintenance of farm machinery. and ! SHOPPING BAGS a u d STAND No. 60.—F. & H. SUTCLIFFE LTD., Wood Top, Hebden, Bridge Yorks. in latest styles Greenhouses, Poultry Houses, Garden Sheds and Pavilions. B U S L D E R IMITATION JEWELLERY CONTRACTOR STAND No. 61.—VICRETE PRODUCTS, Navigation Road, Broadheath, j Altrincham. Garden Layouts, Paths and Drives in Concrete Flags, Wrought of all descriptions anC UNDERTAKER Iron Gates. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS by STAND No. 62.—MESSRS. JOSHUA & TOM TAYLOR BOLTON LTD., 5, & H. LEA LTD. SKILLED WORKMEN Head Office: Park Hill Street, Bolton, (Phone. Bolton 7991/3). Showrooms: 63 Bradshawgate, Bolton, (Phone. Bolton 7991/3). 107 Oxford Road, Manchester 549 CHEETHAM HILL ROAD GRAFTON STREET 1. (Phone Ardwick 2193). 517 Brown Street, Stockport, (Phone. Stockport 6133) MANCHESTER, 8 Aga Cookers and Boilers, Builders and Plumbers Merchants. Fireplaces and ALTRI N C H AM Stoves, Sanitary Ware. | Tel.: Altrincham 0521 4 40 IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—continued

STAND No. 63.—THORNBER BROS LTD., Square Works, Mytholmroyd * Nr. Halifax, Yorkshire. Day-Old Chicks, Ducks and Growing Pullets. Poultry George Richards Houses and Appliances. STAND No. 64.—FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, ALTRINC- BUTCHER HAM, Ashley Road, Altrincham. Christian Science Rest Tent.

STAND No. 65.—CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD., 1 Balloon Street, Manchester, 4. A.O.M. Compound; Cattle, Calf, Pig and Poultry Foods • Palm Kernel Cake and Meals; Molassed Palm Kernel Meal, etc. Grass, Clover and Root Seeds for the Farm; Vegetable Seeds for the Market Gardener and Allotment; Selected Strains of Seed Oats, Seed Wheat, Seed Barley. "Osmaston" 30 THE DOWNS, ALTRINCHAM Insecticides, Co-Hop Manure, General Horticulture. Roses, Fruit Trees and Flowering Shrubs. Bird Seed, Bird Sand, Dog and Puppy Biscuits. Flour and CHESHIRE Provender Mills; Cereal Meals, Flaked Maize.

'Phone : ALT 1217 STA£P MILLES LTD., 10-12 Brasenose Road, Bootle, Liverpool, 20 Saftyrung Pole and Extension Ladders, Aluminium Ladders, Stepladders and Trestles. Barrows and Trucks.

STAND No. 67.—REGENT OIL COMPANY, 117 Park Street, London, W.l. hull range of Petroleum Products for agricultural vehicles, machinery and Deliveries in all Districts equipment. Products include—Motor Spirit, Regent Gas Oil, Regent Gold Vaporising Oil, Derv Fuel, Luminite Green Paraffin, Tractor Lubricants, Caltex Marfak and other greases, Lubricants, rust-proofng compounds and bituminous pamts.

STAND No. 68. STERLING POULTRY PRODUCTS LTD., Walnut Tree Farm, Prestbury, Macclesfield, Cheshire. Semi Intensive and General Purpose 1 oultry Houses, Fold Unit, Hay Box Brooder, Warm Flow Brooders.

STAND No. 69.—-THE BRITISH RATIN CO. LTD., Head Office: Felcourt, East Grinstead, Sussex. Local Office: 2 St. John Street, Manchester, 3. For the convenience of farmers, exhibitors and visitors, an information bureau of the Ratin Service is available at the Show. Our representatives will be pleased to give technical advice and information on our scientific methods of destroying SELF RAISING FLOUR Rats, Mice and Insects. STAt^OV70-S°R™ CHESHIRE JOINT ROAD SAFETY COMM. II Ibt, iown Hall, Sale. Information Bureau and Film Show.

STAND No. 70a. MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE, lor Sunlight House, Quay Street, Manchester, 3. Mobile Exhibition Van depicting the Employment Services of the Ministry of Labour and National Service which are available to the Agricultural Industry. Information will be available to any light hearted baking m Agriculture^ employers and work«s, regarding training and employment

STAND No. 72. REFRIGERATION SERVICES LTD., 267 Stockport Road, Ashton-u-Lyne. Farm Freezers, Milk Coolers and Refrigators as applied to the harming Industry. ^ NELSTROPS - MILLERS - STOCKPORT STAND No. 73 -BATLEY & CO., Gorsey Works, Stockport. We stock over 500 Established 1820 lines, useful to farmers, gardeners and the general public. Only a part of our stock is shown here. We invite you to pay us a visit at our works where we have a comprehensive stock of an interesting nature.

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STAND No. 74.—POULTMURE LTD., 5 College Road, Harrow, Mddx. SCF Carpets, Curtains, Linoleums, Growers Frames 6ft. x 4 ft 6 in. Pluie Major Frames 4 ft. x 4 ft. Pluie Minor Loose Covers, Repairs and Frames, Sonny Frames. Poultmure—the finest Organic Manure.—Sonors Re-fitting, Carpets Beaten Mushroom Compost ready for spawning. and cleaned on the premises. STAND No. 75.—FRANK ELLISON (WARRINGTON) LIMITED, Excell- sior Garage, Manchester Road, Warrington. Display of Tractors and Imple- metns.

STAND No. 75.—ELLISON'S CARAVANS LTD., Manchester Road, Warrington Display of Caravans. G. W. BONSON, LTD. STAND No. 76.—RICHARD PARKER AND SON LTD., Catterall, Nr. Preston, 13 STAMFORD NEW ROAD Lanes. A Sectional Farrowing Crate for the elimination of losses in young piglets due to overlaying by the sow. ALTRINCHAM Phone : Alt. 0603 STAND No. 77.—S. TAYLOR, FRITH & COMPANY LIMITED, Dove Holes, Via Stockport.

STAND No. 78.—PINKSTONE LTD., Lower Park Row, Bristol, 1. Veterinary New and Second Hand Furniture. Medicines. Lin Yi Vun; Curechuline. Vitamin/Mineral Supplements. Bris- vita; Codolax; Calf Meals. Nutrilex. Bedding of all kinds. Spring Interior and Dunlopillo STAND No. 79.—S. W. WOODS & SON, Portable Building Manufacturers, Mattresses and Cushions. Waddicar Lane, Melling. Poultry and Pig Houses and Appliances.

SHIELD'S Your Family liroeer Wm. SHIELD & SONS LTD. . . . and Butcher, too ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD SHOW of RAINCOATS, OVERCOATS, SPORTS COATS Regular delivery service TROUSERS, CARDIGANS, SLIPOVERS UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, SHIRTS throughout the District OVERALLS FOR ALL PURPOSES

A Good Selection of Choice Prizes, Clocks, Cutlery and Tableware, Barometers and Fancy Goods T. SEYMOUR MEAD

AGENTS FOR INGERSOLL WATCHES & CO. LTD. Branches at Altrincham, Broadheath, Timperley, Hale, Sale, Knutsford, 107 & 109 GEORGE STREET — 1-3 & 9 GRAFTON STREET Alderley, Wilmslow, Macclesfield, Cheadle, Lymm, and all districts of Manchester and Salford. ALTRINCHAM i

45 44 SEE THE PRESIDENT ON STAND 75 HOLIDAYS ARE JOLLY DAYS

IlibiP IN A CARAVAN

A Berkeley "Governor" 27-ft. Caravan, 4 berths

See us on Stand No. 75 or at

President ploughing marginal land. THE our Caravan Display Site at The President is so perfect- Manchester Road, Warrington ly poised, there is no front sinkage in wet areas and no PRESIDENT (Open 7 days a week until 8 p.m.) waste of power in puslrng MADE BY 6ROCKHOUSE • the front through. Because there is no waste of power, The President's running We are agents for all the leading makes including costs are low. And there is no waste of time successful development of the in changing implements,, for the two-wheeltractors, "BERKELEY' "WILLERBY" fitting is not done.by spanner but the Plowmate, by simple clevis pin and clip, Cultmate and Hoe- "PASADIM" "FAIRHOLME" while the linkages are so designed mate, has contri- that they reduce breakages to a buted to the de-= "ECCLES" "THOMSON" minimum. In the root and potato sign of this four- field such operations wheeler which as splitting ridges measures up fully (which are difficult to the farmer's Insurance and Hire Purchase terms arranged to accomplish from expectation on high performance the rear) are quickly and low cost. Here at last is a " done by use of mid- four-wheeler that is not too • mounted equipment. heavy. Supplied for either TheBrockhouse experience in the petrol or V.O. Towing facilities and after sales service

DISTRIBUTORS FRANK ELLISONS E L L I S O N CARAVANS LTD. (WARRINGTON) LTD. EXCELSIOR GARAGE 415 MANCHESTER ROAD, WARRINGTON MANCHESTER ROAD - WARRINGTON Telephone: Warrington 2561 Telephone: WARRINGTON 70 and 2561 46 47 AJkriuclmm Agricultural Show

Member of the Federation of Lancashire and Cheshire Agricultural Societies

CATALOGUE 1954, Issued subject to any Orders that I: may be passed by the Ministry of Argiculture and Fisheries or by the Local Authorities. EXHIBITION OF IMPLEMENTS, ETC.

Competition open to the United Kingdom

JUDGES: Mr. JOHN YOUNG, East End Farm, Ringstead, Kings Lynn:—Classes 1, 2, 3, 5, 6. The Bank's Mobile Mr. W. BALDWIN, Reddy Lane, Bollington, Altrincham:—Classes 4, 7. Class f. General Collection of Agricultural Machinery and OfRce is open on the Implements. First Prize—Plaque Show Ground Burgess Bros, Northwich. Stand No. 9. Class 2. General Collection of Tractor Implements. First Prize—Plaque. 7 Knutsford Motors Ltd., Knutsford. Stand No. 25. ILLIAMS DEACON'S Burgess Bros., Northwich. Stand No. 9. Class 3. New and Improved Agricultural Implement or Machine of Outstanding Merit. First Prize—Plaque. Weighers (Livestock) Ltd., Batley. Stand No. 7. Multi Patent Power Take-off Unit. Head Office : Mosley Street, Manchester Knutsford Motors Ltd., Knutsford. Stand No. 25. Burgess Bros., Northwich. Stand No. 9. Class 4. New and Improved Horticultural Implement or LOCAL OFFICES : Machine of Outstanding Merit. First Prize—Plaque. ALTRINCHAM H. DICKINSON, MANAGER Central Garage (Reddish) Ltd., Reddish. Stand No. 51. Monrotiller and Accessories. Central Garage (Reddish) Ltd., Reddish. Stand No. 51. Mayfield Tractor HALE H. S. TIDSWELL, Manager and Accessories. Weighers (Livestock) Ltd., Batley. Stand No. 7. Multi Patent Power Take-off Unit. Associated Banks : Class 5. General Collection of Dairy Utensils The Royal Bank of Scotland; Glyn, Mills & Co. First Prize—Plaque. Parkins Clean Milk Equipment Ltd., Derby. Stand No. 23. F. Read & Son (Polar Works) Ltd., Wilmslow. Stand No. 22.

48 9 IMPLEMENTS, ETC—continued A DAIRY FOOD OF DISTINCTION Class 6. General Collection of Poultry Appliances. First Prize—Plaque. For milk recorded cows capable SUPER MILK. A. Derbyshire, Gee Cross. Stand No. 4. of exceptionally high yields of milk arid butter fat . . . Armitage Units Ltd., Oldham. Stand No. 56. Only 3-j-lbs. required for each gallon of milk . .. Very suitable for Channel Island breeds. Class 7. Exhibit of Greenhouses. First Prize—Plaque. CROSFIELDS & No Entries. CALTHROP LTD. A Special Society Plaque will be awarded for the VAUXHALL ROAD, LIVERPOOL. MOST ATTRACTIVE TRADE STAND Any Exhibitor in the Implement Section who approaches a Judge before the Show, Phone NORth 2441 with a view to giving a private demonstration of any Implement, will be POST THIS COUPON NOW-. disqualified. READY RECKONER £10 per ton, cost Please send Interescing Literature. My farm interest The Judges have power to withhold any prize and prizes, if in their opinion the in food represents Implement or Collection is not worthy of such award. NAME DAIRY • 3$d per gallon at NOTE—Implements and Miscellaneous Exhibits will be judged at 2 p.m. 3-i-lbs.tothegallon. PIGS • POULTRY .„• on Tuesday, 14th September. The most attractive Trade Stand will be judged on the morning of the Show. Manufacturing (Please state) centres ot (Use Block Letters and post in unsealed envelope 1£d. stamp) to: LIVERPOOL, BRISTOL CROSFIELDS & CALTHROP LTD. (Dept. SC) & GLASGOW VAUXHALL RD., LIVERPOOL 5 CATTLE CONFINED TO CATTLE FROM ATTESTED HERDS ONLY NO RETEST AFTER THE SHOW All Cattle to be in their places at 9 a.m., and must remain until 5 p.m. JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 9-30 a.m. prompt. ALL CATTLE AT THIS SHOW FROM ATTESTED HERDS.—Exhibitors Cups — Trophies — Medals are reminded that they must obtain from the Ministry of Agriculture, permits authorising the Cattle to be exhibited at the Show. Application for these permits should be made as early as possible, and in no case later than 14 days before the Show, to the Ministry of Agriculture's Divisional Office for the district in which the herd is situated. The permits must accompany the Cattle to the Show, and be produced to the Show Secretary or his representative or to an Inspector of the Ministry of Agriculture. COVERED ACCOMMODATION WILL BE PROVIDED FOR ALL EUSTACE G. PARKER LTD. CATTLE. Cows shown In Calf are to calve within three months from the date of the Show. 45 STAMFORD NEW ROAD Certificates of such calving must be produced to the Secretary before prize money is paid. Cows or Heifers entered as "In Calf," calving before Show Day, will be transferred ALTRINCHAM to the "In Milk" Class. Cows or Heifers entered as "In Milk" and not calving before Show Day will be transferred to the "In Calf" Class. Age of Cattle to be taken up to 15th September, 1954. Sealing up, or interfering in any manner by artificial means with the flow of milk will disqualify. Cattle are to be tied to the places assigned to them and must Engraving — Replating — All Repairs remain in such position until 5 p.m. White Coats must be worn by all Herds- Established I760 Telephone ALT. I520 men in the Judging Ring and on Parade. For the convenience of Exhibitors each owner's Cattle will be stalled in herds. The Third Prize will be withheld in any Class drawing fewer than four Entries. 50 1 CATTLE—continued

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Herd Yields by Feeding :— All First, Second and Third Prize Winners to parade in the Large Ring at 3 p.m. (Any Exhibit failing to parade will forfeit Prize Money). WATERHOUSE'S To Drivers of Horse and Cattle Wagons Loaded Wagons will be admitted to the Show Ground for unloading, after which the Wagon must be taken from the Show Ground and parked in the Extra High Yielders Cubes * Official Wagon Park. See condition of Entry No. 11.

The Committee acknowledge with thanks the following contributions to the Prize at 3|lbs per gallon Fund in the Cattle Section:— Stanley Morton, Esq...... 5 0 0 F. Read & Son (Polar Works), Ltd. 5 0 0

THE CUSSONS TROPHY SPECIAL No. 1 Manufactured by: The Cussons Trophy presented by Leslie Cussons, Esq., Ringway, will be awarded for the best Attested Cow or Heifer (any breed) subject to the following conditions:— J. WATERHOUSE & SONS 1. That the animal shall have been in the possession of the Exhibitor for at least one year. CATTLE FOOD MANUFACTURERS 2. That the Trophy shall be confined to Exhibitors residing within the Society's District. BROADHEATH 3. That the Exhibitor shall be a member of the National Farmers' Union and also of the Altrincham Agricultural Society. • FORMULAE ALWAYS CONSISTENT The Trophy shall remain the property of the Society, and must be returned to the Secretary at least one month before the date Guaranteed Analysis : 7% Oil 23% Albs. 6% Fibre of the 1955 Show. > The sum of £5 will also be presented to the Herdsman in charge of the winning animal.

52 3 CATTLE —continued Dairy Shorthorns (Open) Telephones (Attested Herds only) URMston 2208 (3 lines) ALL CATTLE UNDER COVER All animals competing in these classes must be entered, or their pedigree provisionally accepted for entry, in Coates' Herd Book, or in B.C. or D. of the Grading Register. W. & A. BAILEY JUDGE: Mr. W. PROCTOR, LOW Bleaze, Old Hutton, Kendal Limited Class 8. Dairy Shorthorn Cow in milk. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 1. J. Brocklehurst, Gawsworth. Cardewlees Peggy 2nd (151968) b 22/9/47 s' Redhat> d- PeSSy- Bred by J. Armstrong. (Due to Calve MILLERS 29/8/54). 2. J. Brocklehurst, Gawsworth. Clea Bluebell (211980), b 17/5/50 s Allenpark Chancellor, d. Bluebell. Bred by R. Hill. (Due to calve HAY, STRAW AND CORN 28/8/54;. MERCHANTS 3. J. L. Ford, Smallwood. Smallwood Pearl (FFDF 4), b. 10/12/48, s. Mickle Golden Guest, d. Pearl Favourite. Bred by Exhibitor. SEED, GRAIN, FERTILISERS 4. J. Lathom, Alsager. Beeches Rosamond. 5. J. Wild, Over Peover. Barnshaw Wild Duchess 10th (380653) b 4/4/50 AND LIME s. Illington Marksman 57th, d. Barnshaw Wild Duchess 8th Bred bv Exhibitor. (Due to calve 30/8/54.) Also in class 17. AUTHORISED BUYERS OF Class 9. Dairy Shorthorn Cow in calf H.G. GRAINS Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. LIME SPREADING 6. J. Brocklehurst, Gawsworth. Stirzakers Nelly Lee (350788) b 15/8/49 u Pretei^er' ^R-M., d. Newlands Nelly Lee 17th.' Bred by by H. E. Helme. (Due to calve 17/10/54.) AGENTS FOR I.C.I. FERTILISERS 7. J. L. Ford, Smallwood. Billesby Johnby Rose, b. 5/12/48, s. Newby Wild STOCKISTS OF FISON'S FERTILIZERS Swell, d. Billesley Johnby Rose. Bred by Exhibitor. 8. J. L. Ford, Smallwood. Oakleigh Favourite (FJTJ 1), b 9/6/51 s New- tonrigg Bounty, d. Smallwood Pearl. Bred by Exhibitor. ' ' 9. F. Schofield, Cheadle. Deansbiggin Stella 26th (340470), b 7/9/48 s Trimby Stamp, d. Deansbiggin Stella 23rd. Bred by J. H. Stevenson' (Due to calve 10/12/54). Also in class 17. Stevenson. 28. Wm. Garner's Farms Ltd., Bramhall. Princess Jilt (359939) b 10/3/49 URMSTON CORN MILLS s. I rimby Coral Prince, d. Unthank Jilt 15th. Bred by T.Thompson! Class 10. Dairy Shorthorn Heifer in milk or in calf, under 3 URMSTON near Manchester years old. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 10. J. L. Ford, Smallwood. Stirzakerf Wild Eyes 11th (388948) b 1/10/51 Local Representatives: ExhibitorRinsleader 2nd' d Stirzakerf WM Eyes 7th. 'Bred by Mr. J. Langford, 94 Barcicroft Road, Heaton Mersey, near Stockport. 11. F. Schofield. Cheadle. Cheadlewood Wild Eyes (416252) b 10/1/52 Mr. H. Litherland, 15 Raven Road, Timperley, near Altrincham. Wild Eyes 94th-1 39' WmV4?3a5r5mrb F?n/^Ltd^?rawal!- Greenwood Wild Eyes 3rd Lant Favourite Byepies, 2nd9nH. Brer^d bty J. W. Nixon. * > d. Greenwood Wild

54 CATTLE—contined Ciass II- Dairy Shorthorn Bull, under 2 years old. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. I L Ford, Smallwood. Oakleigh Lion Jubilee (FJI-L 6), b. 1/11/53, 1Z h " 's Newtonrigg Bounty, d. Cherry Bud. Bred by Exhibitor. Tohn Lathom, Alsager. Baslington Rover (391489) b. 29/12/52, s Jevan Guarantor (375960), d. Suttonhill Telluria Rosette. Bred by Exhioitor. !4 John Lathom. Alsager. Haslington Rose Prince. Bred by Exhibitor. ' | Wild, Over Peover. Kirklees Grand Duke 2nd (AMY.L8), b. 1/4/53, s. Cliveden Lord Foggathorpe, d. Lacy Grand Duchess 12th. Bred by- Sir John Armitage. 16 N Gould, Manchester. Mickle Barrington Duke 17th (Vol. 100), b. 24/8/53, s. Mickle Royal Duke, d. Mickle Lady Barrington 3rd. Bred by T. T. Hewson. 17 F. Schofield, Cheadle. Newtonrigg Lord Rustic (CCC-L43), b. 3/7/53, s. Newtonrigg Lord William, d. Newtonrigg Ruddy 30th. Bred by Cumberland/Westmorland Farm School. 29 J. W. Nixon, Sheffield. Readhall Viscount, b. 27/2/53, s. Kaberfold Viscount, d. Fosto Rosette 3rd. Bred by Mr. Hindley. 30 J W. Nixon, Sheffield. Belmont Waterloo Duke, b. 26/6/53, s. Astonia Barrington Duke, d. Belmont Waterloo. Bred by E. Jackson. Class 12. Dairy Shorthorn Championship—All First and Second Prize Winners must compete in this Class (no entry Preferred for fee). Rosettes will be awarded to the Champion Male and Female 3 < heavy milk CHAMPION MALE RESERVE MALE CHAMPION FEMALE RESERVE FEMALE production SPECIAL PRIZES Pauls Coarse THE ELANBEE CUP SPECIAL No. 2 The Elanbee Cup presented by Harry Quick, Esq., Tree Tops, Dairy Ration Mere, for the best Pedigree Shorthorn Cow or Heifer in milk, subject to the following conditions:— 1. The Cup cannot be won outright, but will be held by the winner for twelve months and returned to the Society. 2. The Cup is offered for a Pedigree Dairy Shorthorn Cow or Heifer in milk, which has been registered with the Short- horn Society of the JJnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and is in Coates' Herd Book. MANUFACTURED BY R. & W. PAUL LTD., 3. The Official ear-mark of the animal must be clearly MILLS AT LONDON, IPSWICH, KING'S discernible. LYNN, HULL, MANCHESTER, 4. The Animal must be bred by the Exhibitor, or have been AVONMOUTH, FAVERSHAM in the Exhibitor's Herd for at least twelve months previous OBTAINABLE FROM YOUR LOCAL to the date of the Show, and must be officially milk recorded. MERCHANT 5. Proof of possession and Milk Recording Certificate must be sent with the Entry.

56 57 CATTLE—contined

SPECIAL No. 3.—THE SHORTHORN SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND (Secretary, Arthur Furneaux, Esq., Victoria House, Southampton Row, London, For W.C.I) offer £5 for the best qualified Dairy Shorthorn Bull registered in Coates' Herd Book and in the Register of Qualified Bulls published in the Shorthorn Year Book.

SPECIAL No. 4—MESSRS. DAY AND SONS (Crewe), LIMITED, Crewe, kindly offer a Canister of their "Red Drink" value £2 lis. 7d. for the best Dairy Cow (not every class of to be won a second time by the same Exhibitor).

Non-Pedigree Shorthorn Cattle (Open) stock (Attested Herds only) ALL CATTLE UNDER COVER JUDGE: Mr. W. PROCTOR, Low Bleaze, Old Hutton, Kendal at Class 13. Cow in Milk. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 18. G. E. Leech, Agden. Also in class 17. 19. J. Brocklehurst, Gawsworth. Sandra. every stage of 20. John Lathom, Alsager. 21. N. Gould, Manchester. Also in class 17. 31. J. W. Nixon, Sheffield. 32. Wm. Garner's Farms Ltd., Bramhall. growth Class 14. Cow in calf. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 2. J. Brocklehurst, Gawsworth. Snowdrop. (Due to calve 29/11/54.) 23. J. Brocklehurst, Gawsworth. Doris. (Due to calve 9/10/54.) 33. J. W. Nixon, Sheffield. 34. Wm. Garner's Farms Ltd., Bramhall. 11 ISS 35. Wm. Garner's Farms Ltd., Bramhall. Class 15. Heifer in milk, with not more than four broad teeth. BALANCED RATIONS Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. (CONTAINING VITAMEALO) 24. G. E. Leech, Agden. Also in class 17. affSe 25. J. Brocklehurst, Gawsworth, Linda. (Due to calve 12/9/54.) FOR CATTLE, PIGS, POULTRY 36. Wm. Garner's Farms Ltd., Bramhall.

By Afipmimnl lanph Knti. Ud. Class 16. Heifer in calf, with not more than four broad teeth. FOOD Pig & Poultry Foods available .J Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. DRSVE with Antibiotics lhi latr A'inf Gratf V! 26. G. E. Leech, Agden. Also in class 17. 27. J. Brocklehurst, Gawsworth. Jane. (Due to calve 12/10/54.) MANUFACTURED BY JOSEPH RANK LTD. AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES SPECIAL PRIZES SPECIAL No. 5—THE RT. HON. THE EARL OF STAMFORD kindly offers £5 for the Champion Non-Pedigree Cow or Heifer in Classes 13 to 16.

58 5 CATTLE—contined District Class (See Rule 5) for Shorthorns Open to Pedigree and Non-Pedigree Stock (Attested Herds only) JUDGE: Mr. W. PROCTOR, LOW Bleaze, Old Mutton, Kendal Class 17. Shorthorn Cow or Heifer, any age. Prizes —First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. (18) G. E. Leach, Agden. (24) G. E. Leach, Agden. (26) G. E. Leach, Agden. (5) J. Wild, Over Peover. Barnshaw Wild Duchess 10th. (21) N. Gould, Manchester. (9) F. Schofield, Cheadle. Deansbiggin Stella 26th. (11) F. Schofield, Cheadle. Cheadlewood Wild Eyes. 37. Wm. Garner's Farms Ltd. Bramhall. 38. Wm. Garner's Farms Ltd., Bramhall. British Fresians (Open) (Attested Herds only) When you put your scoop into a bag ALL CATTLE UNDER COVER of Silcocks, you get more than a food Only animals actually registered in the Fresian Herd Book proper and in Classes "A," "B," "C," or "D" of the Supplementary Register shall made with conscientious regard for quality. be eligible to enter You get the results of half a century's JUDGE: practical farming experience. Mr. B. C. DRAPER, Acton Pigot, Acton Burnell, Shrewsbury This is the ' plus' that leads so many Class 18. Fresian Cow in milk. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. to make Silcocks their choice. 41. A. Parker, Halewood. Crimwell Chow (141865DSR), b. 14/3/50, s. Brock Zwarthak (122489), d. Staple Chow 5th (93918). Bred by W. Brock. (Due to calve 11/9/54.) K. E. Carpenter, 42. J. Lomas, Gawsworth. Tabley Snowdrift (65716), b. 11/1/43, s. Crackley "Valency," Gayson, d. Tabley Snowdrop. Bred by I. Newton. (Due to calve 6/9/54.) 120 Bolshaw, Cheadle, Class 19. Fresian Cow in calf. Cheshire, Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. Tel. Gatley 4078. 43. Higham & Hamer, Denbigh. Terling Unique 52nd (266180, b. 24/11/44, s. Larncliffe Dientath 3rd, d. Terling Unique 28th. Bred by Lord Ray- leigh's Farms. (Due to calve 20/11/54.) D. McGlasson, 44. Higham & Hamer, Denbigh. Terling Pheasant 87th (366954), b. 24/9/44, 25 Waverley Avenue, s. Larncliffe Dientath 3rd, d. Terling Pheasant 54th. Bred by Lord Appleton, Rayleigh's Farms. (Due to calve 29/11/54.) Warrington. 45. Higham & Hamer, Denbigh. Terling Cyllene 16th (397508), b. 3/2/45, s. Terling Graphic, d. Terling Cyllene 6th. Bred by Lord Rayleigh's Tel. Stockton Heath 1348. Farms. (Due to calve 22/12/54.) 46. H. Evans, Shotwick Park. Dennistoun Jerika, P.I., R.M., (412314), b. 21/2/46, s. Ongar Marlgie 2nd, d. Dennistoun Athrika R.M. Bred by Mr. McKendrick. 47. H. Parker, Halewood. Crimwell Isis 4th, C.S.R., (143518), b. 24/4/50, s. Whipling Enterprise (125753), d. Liptwo Avis (57132). Bred by W. Brock. (Due to calve 29/9/54.) DISTRICT CLASSES AREA is defined on page 13 60 CATTLE—continued

48. A. Parker, Halewood. Northlee Judy, R.M. (601806), b. 4/10/49, s. Terling Aristocrat R.M.P., R.M. (50673), d. Middleham Judy 2nd (358428). Bred by R. G. Newland. (Due to calve 23/9/54.) 49. C. W. Edgerley, Northwich. Fintalex Eva 3rd, R.M. (850804), b. 16/5/44, rink more milk s. Fintalex Apollo R.M.P., d. Winchester Effie. Bred by A. Hodge, (Due to calve 16/10/54.) Also in class 24. 50. J. Lomas, Gawsworth. Millcot Pabellina (505220), b. 7/3/48, s. Stackpole Engelelien Arnold, d. Haughton Pabellina. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 26/9/54.) 64. W. J. Hancock, Gawsworth. Poolworth Cis 2nd, (614796), b. 11/2/50, s. Horwood Favourite, d. Alsopdale Cis 7th. Bred by Charlesworth i/our friends at the & Pool. (Due to calve 14/9/54.) Also entered in Class 24. Class 20. Fresian Heifer in milk, under 3 years old. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. Milk Bus" 51. Sir William Fenton, Borwick. Keerholme Actress (744746), b. 18/12/51, s. Greenlands Maarsteen, d. Greenland Actress 3rd. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 9/9/54) MM* Stand No. 24C* Class 21. Fresian Heifer in calf, under 3 years old. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 52. B. R. & A. C. Wood, Over Alderley Domarin Dimple (177301), b. 9/12/51, s. Haslington Keesrik, P.I., d. Domarin Beatrice, R.M. Bred by Exhibi- tor. (Due to calve 25/10/45.) Also in class 24. Cool, refreshing MILK SHAKES 53. H. Evans, Shotwick Park. Saughall Casa Daphine (738868), b. 13/11/51, s. Saughall Casablanca, d. Saughall Daphne, B.M. Bred by Exhibitor. on stile in a variety 54. H. Evans, Shotwick Park. Saughall Casa Diana (726732), b. 28/10/51, of s. Saughall Casablanca, d. Saughall Diana, R.M. Bred by Exhibitor. 55. A. Parker, Halewood. Halewood Cora (753086), b. 11/1/52, s. Walltrees delirious flavours Snowden Victor, P.l. (148185), d. Sandybrow Cora (363348). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 6/11/54.) 56. A. Parker, Halewood. Halewood Winnie (724762), b. 3/10/51, s. Walltrees Snowden Victor P.l. (148185), d. Karlam Wold Winnie (420510). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 20/10/54.) 57. C. W. Edgerley, Northwich. Cogshall Noreen 5th, (736204), b. 2/11/51, AS so. oar nesv and sensational s. Farleymoor Angus, d. Cogshall Noreen 2nd. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 10/10/54.) Also in class 24. 58. J. Lomas, Gawsworth. Millcot Doris, b. 10/9/52, s. Chorlton Rensteen, CHOCOLATE MIL! d. Coxwold Doris 3rd, R.M. Bred by Exhibitor. 59. J. Lomas, Gawsworth. Millcote Pabellina 3rd, b. 22/8/52, s. Eversley Middies love it Aalsteen P.l., d. Millcot Pabellina. Bfed by Exhibitor.

Class 22. Fresian Bull, under 2 years old. Prizes —First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 60. W. Redrope & Sons, Farndon. Montgomery Iron Duke 3rd (186259), You'll feel a lot better if you b. 1/12/52, s. Montgomery Adema 32nd (162171), d. NarbethMeek 16th (426002). Bred by R. W. Griffiths. 61. J. Richardson, Warmingham. Warmingham Haersma Mauritus 3rd (185061), b. 14/10/52, s. Society (Imp 50) Haersma Mauritus 6th, d. 9 Warmingham Fuchsia R.M. Bred by Exhibitor. Brink ttt Of C W§# Ihi' 62. J. Lomas, Gawsworth. Millcot Demon, b. 27/10/52, s. Lavenham Demon, d. Lavenham Pheasant 50th. R.M. Bred by Exhibitor. 63. Sir William Fenton, Borwick. Tarnbank Foremost (187425), b. 27/10/52, s. Nebco (Imp) Rudolphjan, d. Holmside Jest. Bred by J. Musgrave. 63 62 CATTLE—contined Class 23. Fresian Championship—All First and Second Prize Winners must compete in this Class (no entry fee). Rosettes will be awarded to the Champion Male and Female.

CHAMPION MALE RESERVE MALE

CHAMPION FEMALE RESERVE FEMALE SPECIAL PRIZES

RATIN at your SERVICE ' '

Have you seen our travelling Advice Bureau? It is here to advise and assist you in your RAT, MiCE and INSECT SPECIAL No. 7—THE BRITISH FRESIAN CATTLE SOCIETY (Secretary, W. H. FEST PROBLEMS . . .Why not pay us a visit while you are Bursby, Esq., Scotsbridge House, Rickmansworth, Herts.), offer a Champion- ship Silver Spoon for the Champion Fresian Bull in the Show (confined to at the Show. members of the British Fresian Cattle Society). The RATIN SERVICE is the largest organisation of its SPECIAL No. 8—THE BRITISH FRESIAN CATTLE SOCIETY offer a Championship kind in the country. The many thousands of contracts which Silver Spoon for the Champion Fresian Female in the Show (confined to have been secured at home and abroad during the past quarter members of the British Fresian Cattle Society). of a century provide convincing proof of the efficiency of our District Class (See Rule 5) for Fresians service. Branches or depot in every county. Open to Pedigree and Non-Pedigree Stock (Attested Herds only) JUDGE: Mr. B. C. DRAPER, Acton Pigot, Acton Burnell, Shrewsbury RAT1N SERVICE Class 24. Fresian Cow or Heifer, any age. Prizes —First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. covers the country (52) B. R. & A. C. Wood, Over Alderley. Domarin Dimple. THE BRITISH RATIN COMPANY LIMITED (49) C. W. Edgerley, Northwich. Fintaley Eva 3rd, R.M. 2 St. John St., Manchester, 3. Tel. Deansgate 2102 (3 lines). (57) C. W. Edgerley, Northwich. Cogshall Noreen 5th. 65. W. J. Hancock, Gawsworth. Head Office and Laboratories : * * (64) W. J. Hancock, Gawsworth. Poolworth Cis 2nd. Felcourt, East Grinstead, Sussex Tel. Lingfield 591 DISTRICT CLASSES AREA is defined on page 13

64 5 CATTLE—con tinned Ayrshires (Open)

(Attested Herds only)

ALL CATTLE UNDER COVER Only animals actually entered in the Ayrshire Herd Book or in the Appendix Register of the Ayrshire Herd Book shall be eligible to enter.

JUDGE: Mr. J. JAMIESON, Round Bush, Annan, Dumfrieshire Class 25. Ayrshire Cow in milk. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 81. E. A. C. Boral, Abergele. Hillhouse Beauty 16th (89953) b. 1947, s. Take water where it is wanted through Hillhouse Top Grade, d. Hillhouse Beauty 7th. Bred by J. Drennan (Calved 9/8/54.) 'ALKATHENE' TUBE 82. G. H. Dodd & Son, Newport. Ellerton Harebell 2nd (69399), b. 12/8/47, s. Eyton Wild Heather (57919), d. Elletron Harebell (36969). Bred by This non-metallic pipe is tough, flexible, and exceptionally resistant Exhibitor. (Due to calve 22/8/54.) 83. G. H. Dodd & Son, Newport. Ellerton Molly 2nd (A27018), b. 31/10/50, to corrosion and frost. It is available in lengths up to 500 ft. and can s. Ellerton Julius Caesar (81765), d. Ellerton Molly (B11700). Bred by be easily laid overland for strip grazing or underground by mole Exhibitor. (Due to calve 16/9/54.) 84. W. H. Newbold, Ashton-on-Trent. Stuart Bessie 2nd (151109), b. 13/12/48, plough. s. Whitehill Hidden Treasure, d. Ickham Bessie 125th. Bred by Si E. Opperman. (Calved 4/8/54.) Take daylight into farm buildings through 85. W. H. Newbold, Ashton-on-Trent. Stuart Ingrid 3rd (199490), b. 1/7/50, s. Whitehill Hidden Treasure, d. Stuart Ingrid. Bred by S. E. Opperman. COMRUGATED 'PESSPEX' (Due to calve 26/8/54.) 86. H. C. & H. P. Williams, Bomere Heath. Merrington Dahlia 4th (A20892), b. 9/1/50, s. Round Bush Model (66061), d. Merrington Dahlia (B7478). Corrugated ' Perspex ' is tough, durable, easy to fix and has exception- Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 10/9/54). ally high light transmission. It is manufactured for installation with 87. Mayall & Williams, Myddle. Alford Berry (196100), b. 28/12/49, s. Eyton Choir Boy, d. Alford Bramble. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve most types of roof sheeting and there is curved corrugated ' Perspex' 28/8/54.) 88. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Hadley Martha 2nd, (112994), b. 20/11/48, s. for curved or flat roofs. Bargower Silver Moon (72975), d. Hadley Martha (29710). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 6/9/54.) 'Alkathene' Tube and Corrugated 'Perspex' 89. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Eyton Moss Rose 4th (235670), b. 21/9/50, s. Eyton Bright Beam (79309), d. Eyton Moss Rose 3rd (112967). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 11/9/54.) Discuss these vital materials with a representative of I.C.I. Plastics 80. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Eyton Fluff 3rd (205548), b. 16/4/50, s. Bargower Cup Winner (77624), d. Eyton Fluff (94426). Bred by Exhibitor. Division on STAND No. 57 (Due to calve 13/9/54.) ' Alkathene' and ' Perspex' are registered trade marks, the property oj Imperial 91. H. P. Williams, Preston Gubbalds. Hillhouse White Lady 17th (50070), Chemical Industries Ltd. b. 20/3/45, s. Hillhouse Trade Mark, d. Hillhouse White Lily 7th. Bred by J. Dreenan. (Due to Calve 22/8/54.) 92. H. P. Williams, Preston Gubbalds. Preston Madge 2nd (B8831), b. IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED, LONDON, S.W.I 20/11/49, s. Eyton Great Event, d. Preston Madge. Bred bv Exhibitor. (Due to calve 12/9/54.) 169. J. P. Sherwin, Malpas. Duckington Grace 2nd (A14716), b. 1949, s. Eyton Bright Beam (79309), d. Duckington Grace. Bred by Exhibitor. 170. J. P. Sherwin, Malpas. Duckington Pearl 2nd (Entered), b. 5/8/51, s. Eyton Bright Beam. d. Duckington Pearl. Bred by Exhibitor.

66 7 CATTLE—continued scaffolding and Class 26, Ayrshire Cow in calf 9 Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. high quality hniM&p§ plant 93. Lady Holcroft, Pulverbatch. Oaks Hall Bouncer, b. 6/11/47, s Netherhall Superfine, d. Alford Bouncer. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 13/9/54 ) 94. Lady Holcroft; Pulverbatch. Oaks Hall Brsdesmaide 2nd, b 8/8/48 calve° 9/10/54)bOy' d' °akS HaU ^^ Bred by Exhibitor- "(Due to' 95. G. Brookes & Son, Rhyl. Brookes Zoley (56703), b. 7/5/46, s. Knocken- jic Canaaian Boy, d. Howies Toby. Bred by Exhibitor. 96. G. Brookes & Son, Rhyl. Brookes Daffodil (56680), b. 23/3/46, s Greenan Imperial, d. Howwell Blyth 13th. Bred by Exhibitor. 97. C. Goodwin, Twemlow. Twemlow Grace (181422), b. 14/5/50, s. Twemlow Jsden, d. Twemlow Charm. Bred by Exhibitor. (Last service 3/12/53 Also m class 37. ' 98. G. H. Dodd & Son, Newport. Ellerton Flashgirl 3rd (A 12634), b 26/9/49 s^ Hadley Sailor Boy (61326), d. Ellerton Flashgirl (B3313). Bred bv Exhibitor. (Due to calve 22/9/54.) 99. G. H. Dodd & Son, Newport. Ellerton Violet 2nd (A24670) b 22/4/50 5; ?y.ton Kine Othello (74828), d. Ellerton Violet (B10930). 'Bred bv Exhibitor. (Due to calve 26/10/54.) 100. W. H. Newbold, Ashton-on-Trent. Stuart Eliza 3rd (52821-3178P1 h 4/9/50, s. Whitehill Hidden Treasure, d. Stuart Eliza Bred by S E Opperman. (Due to calve 27/9/54.) ' ' 101. W. H. Newbold Ashton-on-Trent. Stuart Jenny 5th (199494), b. 28/6/50, d Stuart Jenny Bred by s E pp : COMBINED LADDER PLATFORMS bT^^Sr™' ' - - - ° ™ 102. H. C- & H P Williams, Bomere Heath. Merrington Hyachinth 5th ^mnofif ^ 9i1i/5°^SuEJt0n Falrway (6855S)' d- Merrington Hyacinth (Bj096), Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 18/9/54.) 103. Mayall & Williams, Myddle. Alford Phoebe 3rd (105815) b 14/10/48 to cllve" 1^9/54B)°y5 d' AlfOTd Ph0ebe 2mL Bred by (Due 104. Mayall & Williams, Myddle. Alford Kestrel (148179) b 28/11/48 s f,?,0^011011" Boy' d' Alford Kitty- Bred fay Exhibitor. (Due to calve 3/11/54.) SALE 105. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Eyton Kirsty 2nd (205551), b. 21/1/50, s. Bargower BR Hi BE CONTRACT Ksa/-Leaths Kirsty (96560)- B-d by 106. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Hadley Silver Ballet (156560), b 16/1/49 S ?Dufrca^eeri8W54.)(72975)' * ^ ** by ^^ SG5 307. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Sheriffhales Spottie 3rd (205594) b 23/12/49 s^ Bargower Model (34329), d. Sheriffhales Spottie (60328).' Bred by ' BRITAIN) LTD Exhibitor. (Due to calve 25/9/54.) 108. W. G. Slater, Shifnal. Sheriffhales Marguerite (205586) b 7/3/50 s. Eyton Gold and Silver (74822), d. Sheriffhales Marigold'(60320)'" Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 24/9/54.) 109. H. P. Williams, Preston Gubbalds. Preston Druscilla 9th (9000-826M), AD b. 9/10/49, s Bargower Bugle Call, d. Preston Druscilla 4th. Bred bv HANSON »° 'UVEWOOU Exhibitor. (Due to calve 26/9/54.) T,i • MNtree ^ 110. H. P. Williams, Preston Gubbalds. Preston Ash 8th (17365-826R), b (Due to calve^TlO^O ^d' Pr£St°n ASh ^ Br£d by Exhi"t0r' 111. H. P. Williams, Preston Gubbalds. Sheriffhales Bess (80148), b 29/10/47 calvf l?i§54n)Se E°y5 d' Eyt°n BeSS' Bred by W' H' Slater' ^ to' 68 C A TTLE—con tinned rcR 171. J. P Sherwin, Malpas. Duckington Aster 9th , LOBE & SSlVIPSON' 'LTD, Eyton Bright Beam, d. Duckinfton A^rlnd'Ved^b^ Exhibitor' " Class 27. Ayrshire Heifer in milk, under 3 years old AGRICULTURAL DIVISION Prizes—first, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4

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ELECTRICAL AND FUEL 8 NJECTION SERVICE ENGINEERS "5- 'VgS,'» 25/4/52, Exhibitor. (Due to c.lre iW/54) F™"dly (44830). Bred b} ft fmmtM mmn (Due to calve 7/9/54) (69411). Bred by Exhibitor. CAM smwcs. m- G-a&l2^S)(2B19d^V'12'51- (Due to calve 5/9/54.) ^drcara (44798). Bred by Exhibitor.

Exhibitor. (Due to calve 14/9/54 ) Martha (B14143). Bred by 119, G H D & n 9 d Obtain a Factory reconditioned replacement - s- E°i sfv°e r' fc^ M? ™ Magneto, Distributor Dynamo or other electrical Exhibitor. (Due to calve 8/9/54 ) (A12648). Bred by unit through the Lucas B90 Scheme. Specially created to help the farmer, it prevents any idle waiting period for repairs. Get in touch with us now for full details.

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OTHER BRANCHES IN MOST Class 28. Ayrshire Heifer m calf, under 3 years old LANCASHIRE and CHESHIRE Towns 125 r „ , P""'-Fi"t. £8i Second, £6; Third, £4. See your local Agricultural Machinery Agent

Also m class 37. 5 cxnimtor. (Last Service (7/12/53.)

70 7 CATTLE—continued

127. D. Massey, Little Leigh. Crumleigh Minx 3rd (A28030), b. 13/1/52, Reserved for s. Crumleigh Makbar, d. Crumleigh Minx. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 1/11/54.) Also in class 31 and 37. 128. D. Massey, Little Leigh. Crumleigh Nixie (282517), b. 17/2/52, s. Crumleigh Makbar, d. Crumleigh Jetty. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 1/12/54.) 129. G. H. Dodd & Son, Newport. Ellerton Brown Julia 5th (246568), b. 22/9/51, s. Eyton Snow Moon (93461), d. Ellerton Brown Julia 2nd (130438). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 16/9/54). 130. Major C. R. N. Bishop, Much Wenlock. Ship ton Pixie 5th (268331), b. 17/1/52, s. Bankend Lieutenant, d. Dalpeddak Pixie. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve -/10/45.) 131. Major C. R. N. Bishop, Much Wenlock. Shipton Flossy 3rd (Vol. 78), b. 6/5/52, s. Pimhill Industry, d. Shipton Flossy. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve -/11/54.) 132. H. C. & H. P. Williams, Bomere Heath. Merrington Shamrock 7th (A28900), b. 22/1/52, s. Eyton Brown Prince (86105), d. Merrington Shamrock (R1972). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve .27/9/54.)

Tetepho"' 133. Mayall & Williams, Myddle. Alford Blonde 2nd, b, 8/1/52, s. Eyton Choir Boy, d. Alford Blonde. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 21/9/54.) 134. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Sheriffhales Winnie 2nd (287579), b. 5/12/51, s." Udstonhead Marvellous (51728), d. Eyton Winnie 2nd (80197). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 19/9/54.) 356 Stretford Road, 31 Church Street 135. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Eyton Snowreath 5th (261459), b. 27/10/51, Manchester, 15. Eccles. s. Eyton Confident Winner (86114), d. Eyton Snowreath (29682). Telephone: MOSS Side 1028 Telephone: ECCles 1332 Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 25/9/54.) 136. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey' Bucklow Fuchia 3rd (231534), b. 15/8/52, s. Whitehill Listen-in, d. Bucklow Fuchia 2nd. Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 37. 137. H. P. Williams, Preston Gubbalds. Preston Muriel 8th (118720-826Q), b. 9/10/51, s. Evton Sprig o' Heather, d. Preston Muriel 6th. Bred by Exhibitor.' (Due to calve 2/10/54.) 174. J. P. Sherwin, Malpas. Duckington Sylko 6th (Entered), b. 12/11/51, INVEST IN THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE s. Eyton Bright Beam, d. Duckington Sylko. Bred by Exhibitor. Investments accepted Class 29. Ayrshire Maiden Heifer with calf teeth. li/o Prizes—First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2. Income tax borne by the Society 138. Lady Holcroft, Pulverbatch. Oaks Hall Duchess 4th, b. 6/1/53, s. Oaks Hall Flashboy, d. Green Bank Duchess. Bred by Exhibitor. equal to £4.10.11% where the standard rate of tax is paid 139. Lady Holcroft, Pulverbatch. Oaks Hall Silver Bell 4th, b. 5/1/53, s. Oaks Hall Flashboy, d. Highmoor Silver Bell. Bred by Exhibitor. ASK FOR FREE INVESTMENT BOOKLET 140. G. Brookes & Son, Rhyl. Brookes Myra 4th (363576), b. 30/4/53, s. Brookes Claret Cup, d. Brookes Myra. Bred by Exhibitor. ,000,000 141. E. A. C. Boral, Abergele. Boral Dorothy (371592) , b. 1953, s. Howie's Wisecrack, d. Hillhouse Dolly 20th. Bred by Exhibitor. 142. E. A. C. Boral, Abergele. Boral Betty (371591) b. 1953, s. Howie's Wisecrack, d. Boral Sarah. Bred by Exhibitor. 1.43. D. Massey, Little Leigh. Crumleigh Lustre (A30827), b. 24/10/52, s. Crumleigh Makbar, d. Crumleigh Meryl. Bred by Exhibitor. UILDIHG SOCIETY 144. D. Massey, Little Leigh. Crumleigh Lydia (App. "A"), b. 2/11/52, Manchester Office : 37 Princess Street, Manchester, 2. s. Crumleigh Makbar, d. Crumleigh Jean. Bred by Exhibitor. Plead Office : Princess House, Brighton, 1. 145. G. H. Dodd & Son, Newport. Elletron Barbara 7th (350825), b. 1/1/53, s. Eyton Golden Road (104819), d. Ellerton Barbara (44798). Bred by Exhibitor. SiSiiBSHBM® CRC 134 73 72 CATTLE—con tinned CATTLE—con tinned

146. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Bucklow Nanny 4th (360907), Class 31. Ayrshire Bull Progeny Class—Group of three females b. 30/1/53, s. Bargower Top Flight, d. Tower Nanny, Bred by Exhibitor. (two at least to be in milk) by one Sire and the Also in class 37. property of the same exhibitor. The Sire's name 147. W. H. Newbold, Aston -on-Trent. Aston Snowdrop 5th (315070), b. 21/8/52, must be stated on entry form. s. Eyton Fairway, d. Aston Snowdrop. Bred by S. E. Opperman. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 175. J. P. Sherwin, Malpas. Duckington Pat 11th (355572), b. 3/2/53, s. Eyton Bright Beam, d. Duckington Pat 6th. Bred by Exhibitor. D. Massey, Little Leigh. Group by Crumleigh Makbar (92095). G. H. Dodd & Son, Newport. Group hy Eyton Snow Moon (93461). W. H. Newbold, Aston-on-Trent. Group by Whitehill Hidden Treasure Class 30. Ayrshire Bull, under 2 years old (38819). Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. Mayall & Williams, Myddle. Group by Eyton Choir Boy. H. P. Williams, Preston Gubbalds. Group by Eyton Great Event. 148. G. Brookes & Son, Rhyl. Brookes Bounty (121320), b. 8/1/53, s. Brookes Claret Cup, d. Brookes Bountiful 14th. Bred by Exhibitor. J. P. Sherwin, Malpas. Group by Eyton Bright Beam (79309). 149. D. Massey, Little Leigh. Crumleigh Special (120272), b. 6/1/53, s. Crumleigh Makbar, d. Carseriggan Actress. Bred by Exhibitor. Class 32. Ayrshire Championship—All First and Second Prize 150. W. H. Slater, Shifnal. Eyton Fine Gold (113568), b. 15/11/52, s. Eyton Winners must compete in this Class (no entry fee). Gold Spotter (100644), d. Sheriffhales Fine Cherry (77711). Bred by Exhibitor. Rosettes will be awarded to the Champion Male and Female 176. Greenwood (N.I.) Trust Ltd., Congleton. Burton Festival (120695), b. 17/2/53, s. Dunduff Festival, d. Burton Lady Ivory. Bred by J. M. CHAMPION MALE RESERVE MALE Logan. CHAMPION FEMALE RESERVE FEMALE

Farmers and their Wives SPECIAL PRIZES agree about the The Haworth Trophy Special No. 9—The Haworth Trophy, presented by Sir GEOFFREY HAWORTH, Bt. Free Green, Over Peover, for the Best Ayrshire Cow or Heifer (Pedigree or Non-Pedigree) who has produced in a lactation of REGD TRADEMARK not more than 305 consecutive days any one of the undermentioned standards:— Yes, the AGA makes such a difference to life on Minimum Yields the farm. Its ovens and hotplates give a 24 hour Butter fat Milk cooking service and at the same time it provides lbs. lbs. enough hot water for baths and all household First calf 247 6000 needs. No fires to light, no dampers, fuelling only Second calf 285 7000 morning and night - no wonder the busy farmer's Third or subsequent calf 323 8000 wife praises the Aga! Her husband, too, appre- The quantities of butter fat to be calculated from an average ciates the economy of the Aga for it has a guaran- This Aga Model C Cooker has a guaranteed maximum butter fat percentage of not less than 3.6 for the lactation teed maximum fuel consumption that is remark- fuel consumption of 2j tons a year. period in question. ably low. And with an Aga the kitchen stays clean Heifers in calf with first calf or heifers having calved first calf and not and comfortable - day in, day out! Visit our CARAVAN Stand completed their first lactation must be from dams similarly qualified. The Trophy cannot be won outright, but will be held by the winner for JOSHUA & TOM TAYLOR (Bolton) Ltd. twelve months and returned to the Society. PARK HILL STREET, BOLTON Showroom: 107 Oxford Road, Manchester. Tel ARD 2193 7-9 Brown Street, Stockport. Tel. 6133 SPECIAL No. 10—THE ENGLISH AYRSHIRE CATTLE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION 63 Bradshawgate, Bolton. Tel 7991/3. (Secretary, S. H. Dingley, Esq., 17 Devonshire Street, London, W.I.), offer a Championship Prize Silver Fruit Spoon for the best Ayrshire Female

74 75 CATTLE—contined registered in the Herd Book or Appendix Register of the Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book Society which has produced in a lactation of not more than 305 con- secutive days any one of the following standards:— Minimum Yields Butter Fat Milk 4 bujtjtfi csyi bdteh lbs. lbs. First calf 247 6000 Second calf 285 7000 Third 323 8000 The quantities of butter fat to be calculated from an average HILLMAN /UkiUjey! butter fat percentage of not less than 3-6 for the lactation period in question.

Heifers in calf with first calf or heifers having calved first calf and not com- pleted their first lactation must be from dams similarly qualified.

NOTE—Exhibitors intending to compete for Specials 9 and/or 10 must furnish certificate of milk yields at the time of making entry.

SPECIAL No. 11—THE ENGLISH AYRSHIRE CATTLE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION offers a Silver Tea Spoon for the Best Group of Three Females by the same The NEW KILLMAN MINX SALOON Sire, the property of the same Exhibitor. £4/0 plus P.T. £196.19.2 THE AYRSHIRE CATTLE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION offer Special Rosettes to the Winner HILLMAN makes news again! The 'Big Car' beauty of the and Reserve for Special No. 11 and to the exhibit placed First, Second and new Minx Saloon, with added luggage space to match its Third in the Group Class. 5-seater comfort. White-wall tyres, over-riders and stainless rimfinishers, optional extras on all modek. HILLMAN Californian Non-Pedigree Ayrshires (Open) ££ 10 plus P.T. £213. 12. 6 (Attested Herds only) HILLMAN Minx Convertible ALL CATTLE UNDER COVER £5 I 0 plus P.T. £213. 12. 6 HILLMAN Estate Car JUDGE: Mr. J. JAMIESON, Round Bush, Annan, Dumfrieshire £540 plus P.T. £226. 2. 6 Class 33. Ayrshire Cow in milk. PRODUCTS OF THE ROOTES GROUP Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 151. R. Hall & Sons, Poynton. Class 34. Ayrshire Cow in calf. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 152. R. Hall & Syns, Poynton. 153. J. S. Brentnall, Mobberley. Angela (Ear No. D51519), b. July, 1949 (Due to calve 20/9/54). 154. G. E. Leech, Agden. Also in class 37. 155. Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Doreen, s. Pant Overtime, d. Dunham Moonbeam. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 18/9/54.) Also in class 37. 156. H. C. & H. P. Williams, Bomere Heath. Merrington Fairy (AM54179), b. 30/11/47, s. Eyton Magistrate (68581), d. Merrington Fairy. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 19/9/54). 177. R. Rowbotham, Congleton. Crabmill Brownie, b. 17/8/54. 178. Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Queenie.

76 7 CATTLE—contined CATTLE—contined Class 35, Ayrshire Heifer in milk or in calf. Jerseys (Open) Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. (Attested Herds only) 157. R. Hall & Sons, Poynton. ALL CATTLE UNDER COVER 158. R. Hall & Sons, Poynton. 159. G. E. Leech, Agden. Also in class 37. Confined to animals registered or eligible for registration in the English 160. Major C. R. N. Bishop, Much Wenlock. Shipton Dainty 3rd (Ear No. R.5), Jersey Cattle Society's Herd Book b. 28/9/52, s. Pimhill Industry, d. Shipton Dainty 2nd. Bred by JUDGE: Exhibitor. (Due to calve -/11/54.) Mr. R. W. CARSON, Les Charriers, St. Peters, Jersey, C.I. 161. Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Toffee, s. Whitehill Liberty, Bred by Exhibitor. Also in calss 37. 162. Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Pansy, s. Whitehill Liberty. Class 38. Jersey Cow in milk, any age. Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 37. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 163. Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Winkle, s. Whitehill Liberty. 181. Major J. Midwood, Bunbury. Spurstow Jequirity's Moll (122271), Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 37. b. 23/4/51, s. Spurstow Jequirity's Boy, d. La Hauteur Rochette's 179. R. Rowbotham, Congleton. Crabmill Silver Bell. Molly, Bred by Exhibitor. (Calved 5/5/54.) 180. R. Rowbotham, Congleton. Crabmill Dorothy. 182. G. Parkes, C.M.G., J.P., Over Alderley. Redhills Venus (75726) b. 20/4/47, s. Bures Winstow, d. Ivanhoe Starlight. Bred by Atkinson Class 36. Ayrshire Maiden Heifer with calf teeth. and Haspel. (Due to calve 28/8/54). Also in class 46. 183. Mrs. J. A. Friend, Eccleshall. Genuine Dreaming Rochette (81846), Prizes—First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2. b. 10/11/46, s. Eagles Dreaming Jester, d. Genuine Rochette 65th, 164. R. Hall & Sons, Poynton. (Calved 19/2/54.) Also in class 43. 165. Miss C. Martin, High Lane, Withington Hill Agnes, b. 25/9/53, s. Minsted 184. Miss D. Frodsham, Lower Peover. Burnbury Jesting Wonder (125420), Diagram, d. Rosedrop. Bred by Exhibitor. b. 27/6/51, s. Argensola's Dairy King, d. Emblem's Jesting Dolly. Bred 166. Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Dolfin, s. Bargower Happy G. C. Dean. (Due to calve 11/9/54.) Also in class 46. Venture. Bred by Exhibitor. 185. P. E. R. Levy, Alderley Edge. Hawkshead Day Dream (88900), b. 27/3/48, s. Dreaming Jim, d. Day Dream 101st. Bred by Hawkshead Jersey Farm ("Due to calve 13/9/54.) Also in class 43 & 46. District Class (See Rule 5) for Ayrshires 186. G. C. Dean, Tarporley. Maharajah's Rosie C.M. (118640), b. 3/4/48, Open to Pedigree and Non-Pedigree Stock s. Maharajah of Rosel, d. Juliette of La Commune. Bred by Mr. Herris- sier. (Due to calve 19/8/54.) Also in class 43. (Attested Herds only) 187. J. G. Bower, Hollingworth. Dreamy Happiness (119553), b. 22/5/48, JUDGE: s. Dreaming Fox, d. Royal Happiness I.R.M. Bred by F. E. LaGresley. Mr. J. JAMIESON, Round Bush, Annan, Dumfrieshire (Due to calve 13/9/54.) Also in class 43 & 46. 188. R. A. Walton, Shadwell. Hassock Dreaming Bluebell (126673), b. 8/8/51, Class 37. Ayrshire Cow or Heifer, any age. s. Bluebeard of Rosel (27238), d. Cheverells Dreaming Belle (79341). Prizes —First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. Bred by Col. R. Pembroke. (Due to calve 11/9/54.) 167 R. Hall & Sons, Poynton. 189. J. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. Greek Keepers Dreamy (61357), 168 R. Hall & Sons, Poynton. b. 28/4/51, s. Keepers Rush Designer (8037), d. Green Naomi Dream (59147). Bred by A. J. Roland. (Calved 12/8/54.) (154) G. E. Leech, Adgen. 190. Mrs. M. M. Rogers-Coltman, Bishops Castle. Londmynd Mayqueen (159) G. E. Leech, Agden. (120607), b. 10/2/50, s. Woodlands Golden Rajah, d. Longmynd (97) C. Goodwin, Twemlow. Twemlow Grace. Mayflower. Bred by Exhibitor. (Calved 25/7/54.) Also in class 43. (126) C. Goodwin, Twemlow. Twemlow Helmia. (113) D. Massey, Little Leigh. Crumleigh Gleam 4th. (127) D. Massey, Little Leigh. Crumleigh Minx 3rd. Class 39. Jersey Cow, dry and in calf, any age. (146) Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Bucklow Nanny 4th. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. (155) Sidney Morton & Syn. Altrincham. Dunham Doreen. 191. Major J. Midwood, Bunbury. Spurstow Jequirity's Magic (122269), (161) Sidney Mortyn & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Toffee. b. 3/4/51, s. Spurstow Jequirity's Boy, d. Spurstow Royal Jetta, C.M. (162) Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Pansy. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 20/9/54.) (163) Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Winkle. 192. Mrs. M. Heywood, Church Eaton. Chartley Adaline's Design (126637), b. 27/8/51, s. Mervia's Designer (30426), d. Acidaline (126575). Bred (136) Stanley Myrton & Son, Dunham Massey. Bucklow Fuchia 3rd. by J. Swinson. (Due to calve 11/11/54). (178) Sidney Morton & Son, Altrincham. Dunham Queenie. 193. J. & M. I. Swinson, Chartley. Origa's Fairy Gold (126579), b. 20/10/48, s. Origa's Bright Star, d. Sparrows Fairy Gold. Bred by H. Le Boutillier, DISTRICT CLASSES AREA is defined on page 13 (Due to calve 30/10/54). Also in class 43. 7 in CATTLE—contined 194. J. & M. I. Swinson, Chartley. Acidaline (126575), b. 10/5/49, s. Rush's Rose Bay Designer, d. Gobette. Bred by J. J. Le Marquand. (Due to calve 2/11/54.) Also in class 43. 195. Mrs. J. A. Friend, Eccleshall. Charnes Dreaming Rose (125075), b. BU LLM ASTIFFS 6/7/51, s. Merrymount Dreaming Aristocrat, d. Moles Dreaming Rose. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 30/9/54). Also in class 43. are on view at the Show 196. P. E. R. Levy, Alderley Edge. Les Cotils Pearl 4th (69308), b. 9/4/45, s. Crowning Effort, d. Les Cotils Pearl 2nd. Bred by Island Bred. (Due to calve 15/10/54.) Also in class 43 & 46. Don't miss the opportunity to inspect 197. G. C. Dean, Tarporley. Slaugham Nina Milkina (87656), b. 2/9/48, s. Cherbourg, d. Madeira's Domino Lass. Bred by Caravinia Ltd. this fine British Breed (Due to calve 24/11/54.) Also in class 43. 198. J. G. Bower, Hollingworth. Brookhall Standard Design (119555), b. 30/3/49, s. Standard of Timaru 2nd, d. Inoel Design. Bred by J. P. Godefroy. (Due to calve 2/11/54.) Also in class 43 & 46. 199. J. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. Southworth Bonus's Sheila (125356), b. 10/7/51, s. Bonus (27583), d. Losely Niemarkful (56185). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 28/12/54.) 200. J. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. Bollhayes Gayhearts Dependant (11730), b. 2/11/50, s. Bollhayes Jolly Deerstalker (26876), d. Jequirity's Gayheart (104006). Bred by G. McWilliams. (Due to calve 20/9/54.) * 201. R. A. Walmsley, Wilmslow. Oxonleigh Alexander's Babette (127220), WESTGARTH b. 6/9/51, s. Natalie's Victorious Alexander, d. Lady Superior. Bred by Mrs. Leigh. (Due to calve 5/11/54.) 202. Mrs. M. M. Rovers-Coltman, Bishops Castle. Longmynd Goldleaf (104615), b. 8/10/49, s. Woonland's Golden Rajah, d. Longmynd Maple WESTGATE Leaf. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 14/9/54.) Also in class 43. v Class 40. Jersey Heifer in milk, first calf. CHAM P ION Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 203. Major J. Midwood, Bunbury. Spurstow Drama's Tapis (143500), b. 30/8/52, s. Uplands Dramatic, n. Coxlands Blue Tapestry, C.M. Bred by Exhibitor. (Calved 24/7/54.) Also in class 43. BULLMASTIFFS 204. Major J. Midwood, Bunbury. Spurstow Jequirity's Susan (138601), b. 10/4/52, s. Spurstow Jequirity's Boy, d. Surgay Maydream, C.M. Bred by Exhibitor. (Calved 15/5/54.) Also in class 43. 205. R. R. Bridgeford, Nether Alderley. Rawson Marguerite (141783), b. I III I III III I lllll mil | III limn HI —mbhmbm 15/7/52, s. Farnam Busker's Ruler (28951), d. Jagons Nocturnal Message. Bred by Exhihitor. (Due to calve 28/8/54.) 206. Mrs. J. A. Friend, Eccleshall. Charnes Limemarie (142069), b. 10/7/52, s. Charnes Crowning Jester, d. Lime Royalty. Bred by Exhibitor. Young Stock for sale (Due to calve 2/9/54.) 207. Mrs. G. S. Bostock, Tixall. TixallQueen's Bounty (145436), b. 26/9/52, s. Bunbury Jolly Prince (28419), d. Sacombe Queenie 3rd, C.M. (65787) Bred by Exhibitor. (Calved 29/8/54.) Breeder and Owner: 208. J. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. Shocklach Prince's Anne (141473), b. 8/7/52, s. Bunbury Wonderful Prince (28030), d. Shocklach Liberator's Marion (83600). Bred hy R. A. Pickering. (Due to calve 9/9/54.) 209. J. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. Shocklach Prince's Portia (134134), MRS. V. M. MASSIE b. 15/1/52, s. Bunbury Wonderful Prince (28030), d. Green Farm Verity (75112). Bred by R. A. Pickering. (Calved 27/2/54.) 4 WESTGATE, SALE, CHESHIRE 210. R. A. Walmsley, Wilmslow. Gabourellerie Betty (129), b. 5/3/51, s. Charmonie Dreamer, d. Gabourellerie Elizabeth Rippon. Bred by H. Le Boutellier. (Calved 24/4/54). Telephone SALe 440 5 211. R. A. Walmesley, Wilmslow. La Glinette's Gold Buttercup (293), b. 9/4/52, s. Winsome Royal, d. La Glinette's Golden Lass. Bred by T P Slous. (Calved 15/4/54.) CATTLE—contined Class 41. Jersey Heifer in calf with first calf. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 212. Major J. Midwood, Bunbury. Spurstow Drama's Mabs (149226), b. 20/12/52, s. Uplands Dramatic, d. Spurstow Mable. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 2/1/55.) BANNERREOD. 213. Mrs. M. Heywyod, Church Eaton. Littleonn Designer's Delight (137201), b. 3/4/52. s. Bunbury Jolly Prince (28419), d. Merrymount Blondes Designer, C.M., (67898). Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to Calve 6/11/54.) 214. Mr. & Mrs. J. Quarmby, Boston Spa. Helmsley Oxfordia's Checkmaid INDUSTRIAL (150524), b. 19/1/53, s. Cordwalk Belinda's Oxfordia, n. Sociable Roselle, C.M. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 12/4/55). Also in class 42. 215. R. R. Bridgford, Nether Alderley. Rowan Hawthorn (148471), b. 18/11/52, OVERALLS s. Cecilia's Keeper (29686), d. Rowan Princess (97780). Bred by D. Pratt. (Due to calve 28/11/54.) Also in class 46. 216. Mrs. J. A. Friend, Eccleshall. Charnes Dreaming Alexandra (143017), The quality of "CLINKER" b. 22/8/52, s. Charnes Crowning Jester, d. Charnes Designing Marina. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 23/10/54.) Overalls for Men and 217. Mrs. G. S. Bystock, Tixall. Tixall Antonia (149356), b. 20/12/52, s. "SUPREME" Overalls for Bunbury Jolly Prince (28419), d. Normanby Cleopatra, C.M. (74610). Women, leaves nothing to Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 8/5/55). chance. The styles (two of 218. G. C. Dean, Tarporley. Bunbury Snowflake (148973), b. 12/11/52, s. Bonus xxx, d. Bunbury Argensola's Flower. Bred by Exhibitor. which are illustrated) are well (Due to calve 21/12/54.) cut and carefully made up in 219. R. A. Walmesley, Wilmslow. Gamboge Solida (249), b. 12/1/52, s. our two standard drills, and Napoleon's Gamboge of Rosel, d. Cute Solida. Bred by H. G. De Gruchy. (Due to calve 9/9/54.) in various colours.

We supply overalls for all Class 42. Jersey Heifer born in 1953. industrial needs. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 220. Major J. Midwood, Bunbury. Spurstow Drama's Dosey (167233), b. 21/12/53, s. Uplands Dramatic, d. Spurstow Jepuirity's Coma. Bred by Exhibitor. 221. Lt.-Col. J. L. B. Leicester-Warren, Knutsford. Tabley Dreaming Bee (155609), b. 30/4/53, s. Buckhurst Monarch, d. Everdon Daydream. Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 46. 222. Mrs. M. Heywood, Church Eaton. Littleonn Phillipa's Pride (161630), b. 24/9/53, s. Bunbury Jolly Prince (28419), d. Setley Phillippa (97853). Bred by Exhibitor. 223. J. M. I. Swinson, Chartley. Chartley Rajah's Postgirl (158451), b. 22/6/53, s. Maharajahs Harlequin, d. Hidden Express Post. Bred by Exhihitor. Available from your Leading Retailers 224. Miss D. Frodsham, Lower Peover. Swan Jester's Dream (158907), b. or if in difficulty send your enquiries to:- 17/7/53, s. Bunbury Dreaming Ruler, d. Bunbury Jesting Wonder. Bred by Exhibitor. Also in Class 46. 225. G. C. Dean, Tarporley, Bunbury Countess, (156855), b. 18/4/53, s. HENRY BANNERMAN & SONS LTD Bonus xxx, d. Bunhury Argensola's Duchess. Bred by Exhibitor. 226. J. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. Meadow's Showman's Mona (157157), P.O. BOX 3 5 5 . MANCHESTER 2 b. 22/5/53, s. Ovaltine Showman (31504), d. Ovaltine Eumonial (125744). Bred by T. F. L. Talbott. (214) Mr. & Mrs. J. Quarmby, Boston Spa. Helmsley Oxfordia's Checkmaid.

82 CATTLE—continued CATTLE-—continued Class 45. jersey Championship—All First and Second Prize Class 43. Pair of Jersey Cows or Heifers in milk or dry and in Winners must compete in this Class (no entry fee). calf (the property of the same exhibitor). Rosettes will be awarded to the Champion Male and Female Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4; Fourth, £1. 227. \ J. M. Arnott, f CHAMPION MALE RESERVE MALE 228. J Newton-le-Willows. \ 229. / R. A. Walmesley, f CHAMPION FEMALE RESERVE FEMALE 230. J Wilmslow. \ SPECIAL No. 12—THE ENGLISH JERSEY CATTLE SOCIETY (Secretary, Ed. Ashby, (203) \Major J. Midwood, / Spurstow Drama's Tapis. Esq., 19 Bloomsbury Square, London, W.C.I.), offers a Prize of £5, for the (204) J Bunbury. I Spurstow Jequirity's Susan. best registered Jersey Cow or Heifer, sired in England, Wales, Scotland or (193) \J. & M. I. Swinson, /Origa's Fairy Gold. Ireland, and exhibited by a Member of the English Jersey Cattle Society. (194) J Chartley. /Acklaline. (183) \ Mrs. J. A. Friend, / Genuine Dreaming Rochette. SPECIAL No. 13—THE WELSH AND SHROPSHIRE JERSEY BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION (195) / Eccleshall. \ Charnes Dreaming Rose. (Secretary, Lieut.-Col. G. R. Ellis, 9/11 Talbot Chambers, Shrewsbury) offers (185) \ P. E. R. Levy, /Hawkshead Day Dream. a Special Rosette for the best female bred and exhibited by a full Member (196) J Alderley Edge. \Les Cotils Pearl 4th. of the Welsh and Shropshire Jersey Breeders' Association. (186) 1 G. C. Dean, /Maharajah's Rosie, C.M. (197) / Tarporley. \ Slaugham Ninfl Milkina. (187) \J.G. Bower, /Dreamy Happiness. (198) J Hollingworth. \ Brookhall Standard Design. District Class (See Rule 5) for Jerseys (202) Mrs. M. M. Rogers-Coltman, /Longmynd Goldleaf. Open for Pedigree and Non-Pedigree Stock (190) J Bishops Castle. /Longmynd May queen. (Attested Herd only) JUDGE: Class 44. Jersey Bull, 12 months old or over. Mr. R. W. CARSON, Les Charriers, St. Peter's, Jersey, C.I. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. Class 46. Jersey Cow or Heifer, any age. 231. Major J. Midwood, Bunbury. Uplands Dramatic (30590), b. 18/3/50. s. Kaska's Senator, d. Uplands Dreaming Felstead, I.R.M. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £4; Fourth, £1. 232 R. A. Walton, Shadwell. Wharfedale Dsitinguished Albert (WRxx2) 240. Miss D. Frodsham, Lower Peover. Bunbury Arvsnsola's Fern (125422), EC4790), b. 13/10/52, s. Distinguished Visitor (28076), d. Winnie's b. 6/7/51, s. Argensola's Fairy King, d. Doddergill Fluffy Fern. Bred Alberta, I.R.M. (113817). Bred by Exhibitor. by G. C. Dean. 233 Mr. & Mrs. N. Nuttall, Plumley, Plumley Royal Sunset (32669), b. 14/4/53, 241. J. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. s. Normanbyhill Prince Charlie (27784), d. Normanby Carolyn, C. M., (108089). Bred by Exhibitor. 242. J. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. 234. Mrs. M. Heywood, Church Eaton. Littleonn Coronation Design (32384), 243. R. A. Walmesley, Wilmslow. b. 11/4/53, s. Bunbury Jolly Prince (28419), d. Merrymount Blonde's 244. R. A. Walmesley, Wilmslow. Designer, C.M., (67898). Bred by Exhibitor. (221) Lt.-Col. J. L. B. Leicester-Warren, Knutsford. Tabley Dreaming Bee. 235. Mr. & Mrs. Quarmby, Boston Spa. Mayfield Napoleon, (33254), b. 20/4/53, s. Napoleons Gambage of Roselle, d. Mayfield Angelina's (215) R. R. Bridaford, Nether Alderley. Rowan Hawthorn. Alexandrine. Bred by J. Pritchard. (182) G. Parkes, C.M.G., J.P., Over Alderley. Redhills Venus. 236. Mrs. J. A. Friend, Eccleshall. Charnes Jesting Greek (32028), b. 7/10/52, (184) Miss D. Frodsham, Lower Peover. Bunbury Jesting Wonder. s. Charnes Crowning Jester, d. Greek Jester's Princess, C.M.O.M. (224) Miss D. Frosdham, Lower Peover. Swan Jester's Dream. Bred by Exhibitor. 237. P. E. R. Levy, Alderley Edge. Churchdale Stewards Fairway (30267), (185) P. E. R. Levy, Alderley Edge. Hawkshead Day Dream. b. 24/3/50, Churchdale High Steward, d. Roundway Napoleons Folly, (196) P. E. R. Levy, Alderley Edge. Les Cotils Pearl 4th. R.M. Bred by Duke of Devonshire. (187) J. G. Bower, Hollingworth. Dreamy Happiness. 238. J. G. Bower, Hollingworth. Busercroft Bambi (32777), b. 7/3/53, s. Andrew of Le Pontterrin, d. Whitehill Damon's Lady 2nd. Bred by (198) J. G. Bower, Hollingworth. Brookhall Standard Design. T. Woodhouse. 239 T. M. Arnott, Newton-le-Willows. Southworth Sole Raggio (32032), DISTRICT CLASSES AREA is defined on page 13 b. 28/8/52, s. Hockley Sunray (26832), d. Trafford Prince's Bella (97822). Bred bv Exhibitor. 85 CATTLE—contined CATTLE—con tined 270. A. E. C. Longsdon, Bakewell. Longstone Mistletoe Garland 7th (138355), b. 9/6/52, s. Shiwa Governor's Souvenir 6th, d. Longstone Mistletoe The Bibby Rose Bowl Garland. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 25/8/54.) 271. A. E. C. Longsdon, Bakewell. Longstone Taponica Garland 5th (138357), for Jerseys and Guernseys b. 17/6/52, s. Shiwa Governor's Souvenir 6th, d. Longstone Taponica Garland 2nd, A.R., Bred by Exhihitor. (Due to calve 25/8/54.) SPECIAL No. 14—The Bibby Rose Bowl, presented by MESSRS. J. BIBBY 272. Norcliffe Estates Ltd.,Styal. Wilton Miranda 2nd (133032), b. 17/12/51, & SONS, LTD., King Edward Street, Liverpool, 3, for the best animal in the s. Wilton May Lad, d. Crusoa Sentry Minerva. Bred by Earl of Wilton Channel Island classes. The Trophy cannot be won outright and must be (Calved 2/8/54.) Also in class 52. returned to the Secretary one month before the date of the 1955 Show. 273. Norcliffe Estates Ltd., Styal. Worthy Mefldow Sweet 25th (130649), b. 12/10/51, s. Worthy Miras Emblem Renown d. Worthy Meadow Sweet 11th. Bred by Mrs. Butchart (Due to calve 14/8/54) Also in class Guernseys (Open) 274. J. J. Okell, Chester. Pfirk Hall Robert's Secret (135698), b. 22/3/52, s. Lockinge Rosey's Roherts 11th, d. Cherrys Secret of Bovingdon (Attested Herds only) Green. Bred by Exhibitor. (Calved 15/6/54.) ALL CATTLE UNDER COVER Confined to animals registered with the English Guernsey Cattle Society. Class 49. Guernsey Heifer in calf, first calf. JUDGE: Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. Mr. G. E. de GARIS, Candie, Castel, Guernsey, C.I. 275. Mrs. E. E. Posnett, Tarporley. Tinesford Margaret (135865), b. 27/3/52, s. Badger Queen's Valentine (25791), d. Kingfield Margaret 3rd, A.R , Bred by exhibitor (81949). Due to calve 30/9/54. Class 47. Guernsey Cow in milk, or in calf, any age. 276. J. J. Okell, Chester. Park Hall Tiny Joan (139262), b. 20/7/52 s. Raymond Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 3rd of Prinknash, d. Wraysbury Sunrose Joan. Bred by Exhihitor. 277. H. Quick, Yarwood Heath. Elanbee Princess Julie (141231), b. 24/9/52, 261. Mrs. E. E. Posnett, Tarporley. Tinesford Bessie (124019), b. 7/2/51, s. Glenburn Sparks Duke, d. Deanlands Princess 4th. Bred by Exhibitor! s. Rectory Prince (23570), d. Bessie of Grand Merage (96363). Bred Also in class 52. by Exhibitor. (Calved 16/7/54). 262. Mrs. E. E. Posnett, Tarporley. Tinesford Mona (120348), b. 25/10/50, Class 50. Guernsey Heifer born in 1953. s. Rectory Prince (23570), d. Wychnor Mona 4th (85125). Bred by Exhihitor. (Due to calve 16/10/54). Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. 263. A. E. C. Longsdon, Bakewell. Longstone Misletoe Garland 2nd, A.R. 278. Mrs. E. E. Posnett, Tarporley. Tinesford Freesia 2nd (150241), b. 26/6/53, (116810), b. 15/5/50, s. Dairy's Prince 4th of Claverham, d. Grasmere s. Tinesford Crusader (27481), d. Tinesford Freesia (124020). Bred by Mistletoe Garland 2nd, A.R. Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 2/9/54.) Exhibitor. 264. A. E. C. Longsdon, Bakewell. Longstone Holly Garland 3rd, A.R. 279. Norcliffe Estates Ltd., Styla. Cleopatra of Norcliffe (155697), b. 30/12/53, (112731), b, 25/12/49, s. Dairy's Prince 4th of Claverham, d. Grasmere s. Kentwyns Pleasant Bob 4tli, d. Rainbow Chestnut. Bred by Exhibitor! Holly Garland 3rd, A.R., Bred by Exhibitor. (Due to calve 25/8/54.) 280. J. J. Okell, Chester. Park Hall Pamela (148051), b. 12/4/53, s. Lockinge 265. J. J. Okell, Chester. Sally yf Merriehills, A.R. (97033), b. 22/11/47, Rosey's Robert 11th, d. Thornton Pamela. Bred by Exhibitor. s. Murrell Renown 28th, d. Sally of Merriehills. Bred by J. Foster Clark. 281. Mrs. Moseley, Nantwich. Harecastle Jessica (153298), b. 28/7/53, s (Calved 27/7/54). Antonio 4th of Hever, d. Babe Robert's Pansy 2nd. Bred by Mrs. R! 266. Mrs. Moseley, Nantwich. Thorpenmore Gem's Ruby (89074), b. 26/7/46, Moore. s. Somerby Statesman, d. Blenheim Lassie. Bred by Kynoch Bros. 282. Mrs. Moseley, Nantwich. Rosanna 4th of Green Lawn (146355), b (Due to calve 30/8/54.) 17/2/53, s. Antonio 8th of Hever, d. Rosanna 2nd of Green Lawn. Bred 267. H. Quick, Yarwood Heath. Tips Butterfly of Flemish Farm (105270), by L. Turner. b. 21/2/49, s. Eashing Golden Tip 12th, d. Long Cross Camherwell 283. H. Quick, Yarwood Heath. Elanbee Glory 2nd (148063), b. 15/4/53, Beauty. Bred by D. A. Thomas. Also in class 52. s. Elanbee Sparks Victor, d. Elanbee Glory. Bred by Exhibitor. Also 268. Mrs. A. Venables, Macclesfield. Wappingthorn Wallflower 11th (125025), in class 52. b. 10/4/51, s. Robert's Lad of Payhay, d. Wappingthorn Wallflower 7th. 284. Mrs. A. Venables, Macclesfield. Holtrce Valentine (145840), b. 12/2/53, Bred by Hon. A. Howarth. (Due to calve 12/9/54.) Also in class 52. s. Freshfield Robert's Dairyman, d. Badger Viola. Bred by Exhibitor/

Class 48. Guernsey Heifer in milk, first calf. Class 51. Guernsey Championship—All First and Second Prize Winners must compete in this Class (no entry fee). Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £4. Rosette will be awarded to the Champion Female. 269. Mrs. E. Posnett, Tarporley. Tinesford Nanette 2nd (138196), b. 24/6/52, s. Rectory Prince (23570), d. Gaddensden Tanette 16th (97464). Bred FIRST RESERVE by Exhibitor. (Calved 13/7/54.) CATTLE—contined HEAVY HORSES SPECIAL No. 15—THE ENGLISH GUERNSEY CATTLE SOCIETY (Secretary, Col. T. All Horses must be in their places by 9 a.m., and must remain until 5 p.m. M. Ker, 7 Cleveland Row, London, S.W.I.), offers a Medal for the Champion Female. JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 9-30 a.m. PROMPT

SPECIAL No. 16—THE WEST MIDLANDS AND WALES GUERNSEY BREEDERS' JUDGES: ASSOCIATION (Secretary, T. H. Evans, Esq., 1 School Gardens, Shrewsbury) Shire Classes and Heavy Turnouts offer Rosettes for the best and reserve Female owned by a member of the Association. Mr. A. H. CLARKE, Moulton Eaugate, Spalding, Lines. Mr. J. W. HILES, J nr., Old Cliffe Farm, Winterton, Scunthorpe District Class (See Rule 5) for Guernseys REFEREE: Mr. J. A. C. MADELEY, Rodway Manor, Kynnersley, Wellington, Salop Open to Pedigree and Non-Pedigree Stock Neatest and Cleanest Class (Attested Herds only) Mr. T. DAVENPORT, 1 Mill Lane, Stockton Heath JUDGE: Decorated Class Mr. G. E. de GARIS, Candie, Castel, Guernsey, C.I. Mrs. M. GOODWIN, Edgeworth, Hawley Lane, Hale Class 52. Guernsey Cow or Heifer, any age. Mrs. WOOLLEY, Hatton House, Chester Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. THE SOCIETY'S SPECIAL CONDITIONS (1) Age of Horse to be taken up to 15th September, 1954. Horses to be in the (272) Norcliffe Estates Ltd., Styal. Wilton Miranda 2nd. Show Yard not later than 9 a.m. on morning of Show, also not to be removed (273) Norcliffe Estates Ltd., Styal. Worthy Meadow Sweet 25th. before 5 p.m. unless with permit from the Vet. or Secretary. (267) H. Quick, Yarwood Heath. Tips Butterfly of Flemish Farm. (2) The Breeders' Name and the Sire and Dam of all Exhibits must be stated on (277) H. Quick, Yarwood Heath. Elanbee Princess Julie. the Entry Form, and all Exhibits must be entered or eligible for entry, in the Shire Stud Book. (283) H. Quick, Yarwood Heath. Elanbee Glory 2nd. (3) Exhibits in Height Classes to be measured before competing. (268) Mrs. A. Venables. Macclesfield. Wappingthorn Wallflower 11th. (4) An animal that has won more than one First Prize in 1954 prior to the close of entry cannot compete in the District Classes, or for Trophies confined to Society's District.

To Drivers of Horse and Cattle Wagons Loaded Wagons will be admitted to the Show Ground for unloading, after LEWIS & DANIELS which the Wagon must be taken from the Show Ground and parked in the Official Wagon Park. See Condition of Entry No. 11. 149 MANCHESTER ROAD 38 STAMFORD PARK ROAD ALTRINCHAM ALTRINCHAM SPECIAL PRIZES Telephone: Altrincham 12 5 1 SPECIAL No. 17—The Evening Chronicle Cup kindly presented by KEMSLEY NEWSPAPERS LIMITED for the best Shire Female, including Filly Foals in the REGISTERED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS District Classes. To qualify for the above Cup, Exhibits must be entered or eligible to be entered in the Shire Stud Book. The Cup remains the proeprty of the Society and must be returned to the Secretary at least one month before the date of the 1955 Show. SPECIAL No. 18—MESSRS. DAY & SONS, LTD., Crewe, kindly offer a Canister of their Zomo-Sal value £3 2s. 5d. for the best Agriculture Brood Mare (not to be won a second time by the same Exhibitor. Confined to the Society's District. SPECIAL No. 19—A Silver Challenge Trophy presented by EDWARD DAVIES, Esq., Ashton-on-Mersey, Sale, for the best Heavy Turnout in Classes 69 and 70. To be won three times by the same Exhibitor, not necessarily in successive years. UP TO DATE FARM WIRING SYSTEMS SPECIAL No. 20—The Henry Booth (of Timperley) Trophy presented by ALL CLASSES OF DOMESTIC INSTALLATIONS MRS ALDERSON for the best Gelding in the District Classes (any age). The Trophy will remain the property of the Society and must be returned to the Secretary at least one month before the date of the 1955 Show. Our Representative will be pleased to call and advise SPECIAL No. 21—The Mrs. C. O. Hulbert Trophy presented by the Executors ESTIMATES FREE « of the Estate of the late Mrs. Hulbert, for the Champion Heavy Horse in the Show. The Trophy will remain the property of the Society and must be returned to the Secretary at least one month before the date of the 1955 Show. HEAVY HORSES—continued HEAVY HORSES—continued SPECIAL No. 22—The John Bradford Trophy presented by Mrs. BRADFORD, (4) No Gelding is eligible to take more than one Bronze Medal during any one year. for the best Weaning Colt or Filly Foal in Class 62. The Trophy will remain (5) No Gelding standing below 3rd Prize will be awarded the Medal. the property of the Society and must be returned to the Secretary at least one month before the date of the 1955 Show. THE OPEN CLASSES ARE OPEN TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. FOR SPECIAL No. 23—The R.S.P.C.A. (Altrincham Branch) (per Hon. Sec., Mr E DISTRICT CLASSES, SEE RULE 5. PARKER, 12 Wardle Road, Sale), offer Merit Badge to the best Exhibit in Class 69. NOTE—An animal that has won more than one First Prize in 1954 prior to the close of entry cannot compete in the District Classes, SPECIAL No. 24—The R.S.P.C.A. (Altrincham Branch) (per Hon. Sec , Mr E or for Trophies and Specials confined to the Society's District. PARKER, 12 Wardle Road, Sale), offer Merit Badge to the best Exhibit in Exhibits to enter Show Ground at Green Walk Entrance onlv. Class 71.

SPECIAL No. 25—THE BRITISH HORSF, SOCIETY offer their Merit Badge for the NOMINATION ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED best Heavy Trade Turnout. See Condition of Entry No. 10 SPECIAL No. 26—THE SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY (Secretary, A. G. Holland, Esq 17 Devonshire Street, London, W.I.), offer the sum of £5 for the best Mare or Filly exhibited in the Shire Class whose owner shall have been a member SPECIAL NOTICE.—All First, Second and Third Prize Winners to parade in of the local society for not less than six months previous to the last date of Large Ring at 3 o'clock p.m. (Any Exhibit failing to parade will forfeit prize entry for the Show. money). CONDITIONS (1) If not already a member, the winner of the Special Prize must become a member Shire Classes of the Shire Horse Society. (2) Mares, five years old and upwards, must produce a foal in the current year Class 53. Shire Gelding, 4 years old and over, for draught or have had a foal in the preceding two years. In the case of in-foal mares purposes (open). a certificate of foaling must be lodged with the Secretary of the Shire Horse Society before the Prize will be despatched. Prizes—First, £12; Second, £8; Third, £4. (3) An animal to which one of the Shire Horse Society's Special Prizes has been 301. Ofiller's Brewery Ltd., Derby. Sunderlands Sportsman, Bay, b. 1949, awarded to be ineligible to take a second Special during the current year, the s. Bradgate Grey King (43887). Bred by J. Hunter. Also in class 56. Royal and Derby Shows being excepted. 302. Ofillers' Brewery Ltd., Derby. Preston Warrant, Brown, b. 1948, (4) If not already registered in the Stud Book or Grade Register "B," the entry of the winner must be duly lodged with the Shire Horse Society. s. The Bomber (44039). Bren by J. Moorhouse. Also in class 56. 303. F. L. Bowley, Sutton Bonington. Monarch, Bay, b. 1949, s. Nantwich (5) A certificate that the winner is free from hereditary disease, SIGNED BY THE LOCAL SOCIETY'S APPOINTED VETERINARY INSPECTOR Bomber. Bred by Mr. Burton. Also in class 56. AFTER HIS EXAMINATION ON THE SHOW GROUND, must be 304. A. Wright, Whitley. lodged with the Secretary of the Shire Horse Society. 305. A. Wright, Whitley. (6) The use of sawdust above the knees; the use of resin, soap, or other substance 354. A. W. Lewis, Tanworth-in-Arden. Ladbrook Tradition, Brown g. in any form or way designed to give an artificial appearance; cording or any Also entered in Classes 56, 70. other improper means adopted in showing an animal, will act as a disqualification. (7) The Council reserve the right in offering these Special Prizes to award them only to persons approved by the Shire Horse Society and subject to confirmation Class 54. Shire Gelding, 4 years olf and over for draught pur- m the uncontrolled disrcetion of the Council. poses (District). BREEDERS' PRIZES.—In connection with the offer of Special Prizes of £5, the Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. Shire Horse Society will also give the sum of £2 to the Breeder of the winner of every Special Prize of £5, provided:— 306. A. Wright, Whitley. (a) The Breeder is a Member of the Shire Horse Society. 307. A. Wright, Whitley. (b) The dam of the Winner is a mare registered in the Stud Book. SPECIAL No. 27—THE SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY offers a Bronze Medal for the best Shire-bred Gelding (i.e., got by a Registered Shire Stallion—the name and Class 55. Shire Draught Mare or Gelding not exceeding 16.3 number of the Sire to be given on the Entry Form or proof to be supplied by hands, 4 years old and upwards (Open). the Breeder) exhibited by a Member of the Shire Horse Society. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £6; Third, £5; Fourth, £3. CONDITIONS 308. H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Rose, bay m., b. 1949, s. Nantwich Bomber, (1) If not already a member, the winner of the Medal must become a Member of the Shire Horse Society. d. Maris. Bred by P. Kitchin. Also in class 56, 57, 58, 59. (2) Geldings five years old and upwards must be good and quiet workers. 309. F. L. Bowley, Sutton Bonnington. Prince of Wales, bay g., b. 1949, s. Bradgate Grey King. Bred by Air. Mason. Also in class 56. (3) The selected Gelding must be passed as sound by the local Society's Veterinary Inspector after his examination on the Show Ground. 310. A. Wright, Whitley.

90 91 HEAVY HORSES—continued HEAVY HORSES—continued Class 56. Pair of Shire Horses, Mares or Geldings for draught Purposes (Open). (308) \H. Sutton, f Burford Rose. 325. J Lymm. /Colt Foal. Also in class 59. Prizes—First, £8; Second, £5; Third, £3; Fourth, £2. (312) /H. J. Callwood, f Manor Farm Gay Lad. < Filly Foal, bay, s. Alderley Swell. Also in "Baston Maureen, Brown f., b. 1951, 326. J Ollerton s. Lillingstone Grey Friar, d. Horbling (_ class 59. 311. H. J. Callwood & Son. Choice. Also in class 57, 67, 68. f Brownslow Jean. 312. Ollerton. Manor Farm Gay Lady, Grey f., b. 1951, (313) "\L. Ford, j Brownslow Dawn, bay f., b. May, 1954, } s. Blackpool Britannic, d. Manor Farm 327. / Withington. | s. His Excellency, d. Brownslow Jean. Jewel. Also in class 57, 58, 59, 67, 68. J Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 61. Brownslow Jean, brown m., b. 1949, Brownslow Flash. s. Dalbury Swell, d. Gwyndy Queen. Also (314) 1L. Ford, Brownslow Bet, brown f., b. May, 1954, 313. L. Ford, in class 58. 328. / Withington. s. Dollas Invader, d. Brownslow Flash. 314. Withington. Brownslow Flash, brown m., b. 1950, Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 59, 61, 62. s. Dalbury Swell, d. Longnor Rosebud. (3571 /J. Mather, f Adlington Black Bess. Also in class 58, 59. 358. / Tabley. Flittogate Margaret, Grey f., s. His Excel- 315. G. W. Gladwin, / lency. Also in Classes 59, 61, 62. 316. Barton-on-Humber. I 317. \ A. Wright, { Class 59. Shire Brood Mare, with her own Foal at foot (District). 318. / Whitley.' (301) /Offilers' Brewery Ltd., f Sunderlands Sportsman. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. (302) J Derby. \ Preston Warrant, f Burford Rose. (308) / H. Sutton, /Burford Rose. / Colt Foal. (308) H. Sutton, J Burford Grey Lad, grey g., b. 1951, (325) f Lymm. 319. > Lymm. ] s. Althorpe Trump Card. Bred by W. (312) /H. J. Callwood & Son /Manor Farm Gay Lady. Harrison. Also in class 57, 67, 68. (326) J Ollerton. /Filly Foal. (303) F. L. Bowley, /Monarch. (314) \ L. Ford, /Brownslow Flash. (309) Sutton Bonington. \ Prince of Wales. (328) / Withington. /Brownslow Bet. 355. } fLadbrook Trademark. (357) 1 J. Mather, f Adlington Black Bess. /A. W. Lewis, /Flittogate Margaret. (354) / Tanworth-in-Arden /Ladbrook Tradition. (358) / Tabley. Flittogate Unique, bay g., s. Newtonfields 356. \J. Mather, Ambassador. Also entered in Classes 57, 357. J Tabley. 67, 68. Class 60. Shire Weaning Colt Foal (Open). Adlington Black Bess, black m., s. Brad- Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. gate Blue Boy. Also entered in Classes 57, 58, 59. 329. H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Warrant, bay b. 1954, s. His Excellency (44675). Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 62. Class 57. Pair of Shire Horses, Mares or Geldings for draught 330. H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Gay Boy, grey, b. 1954, s. His Excellency purposes (District). (44675). Bred by Exhibitor. Also in calss 62. Prizes—First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2; Fourth, £1. 319. \ A. Wright, Class 61. Shire Weaning Filly Foal (Open). 320. J Whitley. (311) H. J. Callwood & Son, { Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. Baston Maureen. (312) Ollerton. (322) Tom Moss, Congleton. Hillmore Dawn. (308) H. Sutton, Manor Farm Gay Lady. (319) Burford Rose. (327) L. Ford, Withington. Brownslow Dawn. Lymm. (356) Burford Grey Lad. (328) L. Ford, Withington. Brownslow Bet. Mather, (357) /Flittogate Unique. (324) G. W. Gladwin, Barton-on-Humber. Tabley. \Adlington Black Bess. (358) J. Mather, Tabley. Flittogate Margaret. Class 58. Shire Brood Mare, with her own Foal at foot (Open). Prizes—First, £10; Second, £7; Third, £4. Class 62. Shire Weaning Colt or Filly Foal (District). f Hillmore Quality, brown, s. Ambassador, 321. \ Tom Moss, J d. Irlam Princess. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 322. J Congleton. I Hillmore Dawn, brown f., Also in class (329) H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Wvrrant. 161. (330) H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Gay Boy. 323. \G. W. Gladwin, / (328) L. Ford, Withington. Brownslow Bet. 324. / BBarton-on-Humber: . /Also in class 61. (358) J. Mather, Tabley. Flittogate Margaret. 92 HA OE—continued Class 63. Shire one year old, Gelding or Filly (Open). Prizes—First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £3. 331. B. Hough, Chelford. Smithgreen Dolly Grey, grey f., b. June, 1953, s. Polwarth Spellbinder. Bred by Exhibitor. 322. Tom Moss, Congleton. Hillmoor Bonny, brown f. 333. G. W. Gladwin, Barton-on-Humber. (356) J. Mather, Tabley. Flittogate Unique.

Class 64. Shire one year old, Gelding or Filly (District). Prizes—First, £4; Second, £3; Third, £2. No Entries.

Class 65. Shire two year old, Gelding or Filly (Open). A Great Combine—- Prizes—First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2. 334. H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Rosebud, grey f., b. 1952, s. Disley Heir HP HE scythe and the flail have yielded to the combine harvester, Apparent, d. Burford Rose. Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 66. and resulting economy and efficiency have brought benefit to 335. F. L. Bowley, Sutton Bonnington. Red Prince, bay g., b. 1952, s. Blackpool Wonder. Bred by Mr. Holland. the nation. 336. G. W. Gladwin, Barton-on-Humber.

Likewise, the union of the small banks of last century into the larger Class 66. Shire two year old, Gelding or Filly (District) institutions of to-day has pooled the resources and experience of the Prizes—First, £4; Second, £3; Third, £2. banker to the advantage of depositor or borrower. (334) H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Rosebud.

Martins Bank with its Head Office in Liverpool and its District Class 67. Shire three year old, Gelding or Filly (Open). Boards administering a network of nearly 600 branches throughout Prizes—First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £3. the country, offers its wide scope of services to the public. 337. Offilers' Brewery Ltd., Derby. Danny Boy, It. bay g., b. 1951, s. Leck- hampstead Victor (44513.) 338. 338. F. Williamson, Chelford. Snelson Primrose, bay f., b. 1951, s. The Bomber, d. Snelson Duchess. Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 68. 339. Tom Moss, Congleton. Grangewood Rachel, brown f. 340. G. W. Gladwin, Barton-on-Humber. 341. A. Wright, Whitley. (319) H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Grey Lad. (311) H. J. Callwood & Son, Ollerton. Baston Maureen. (312) H. J. Callwood & Son, Ollerton. Manor Farm Gay Lady.

MARTINS BANK Class 68. Shire three year old, Gelding or Filly (District). LIMITED Prizes—First, £4; Second, £3; Third, £2. 342. A. Wright, Whitley. Altrincham Office: 9-11 RAILWAY STREET (319) H. Sutton, Lymm. Burford Grey Lad. Principal Manchester Office : 43 SPRING GARDENS, 2. (338) F. Williamson, Chelford. Snelson Primrose. (311) H. J. Callwood & Son, Ollerton. Baston Maureen. Head Office : WATER STREET, LIVERPOOL, 2. (312) H. J. Callwood & Son, Ollerton. Manor Farm Grey Lady. (356) J. Mather, Tabley. Flittogate Unique. NOTE—For "District" Classes (See Rule 5)

9 HA OE—continued PIGS (Open) Tradesmen's Heavy Turnouts (Open Competitions) For the comfort of the Exhibits covered accomodation will be provided. Class 69. Turnout. Single Heavy Horse (Shire Type) and Vehicle All Pigs must be in their Pens by 9 a.m. and remain until 5 p.m. with name painted on vehicle. JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 9-30 a.m. APPROXIMATELY Prizes—Fiast, £15; Second, £10; Third, £5. All Exhibits to enter Show Ground by the Green Walk Entrance In the event of there being less than three entries received in any class that class(es) 343. Southern & Darwent Ltd., Manchester. Bob, grey g. Also in class 71. will be cancelled. In the event of cancellation the exhibitor(s) will be notified 344. Offilers' Brewery Ltd., Derby. and entry fees returned. 345. F. L. Bowley, Sutton Bonington. (355) A. W. Lewis, Tanworth-in-Arden. Ladbrook Trademark. THE LEVERHULME CHALLENGE CUP SPECIAL No. 28 Class 70. Turnout. Pair of Heavy Horses (Shire Type) and Presented by the Rt. Hon. Viscount Leverhulme, for the best Pig in the Vehicle, with name painted on vehicle. Show, any breed Prizes—First, £20; Second, £15; Third, £10. The Cup cannot be won outright and must be returned to the Secretary at least one month before the date of the 1955 Show 346. \Offilers' Brewery Ltd., J 347. J Derby. \ 348. \ F. L. Bowley, J 349. J Sutton Bonington. \ Pedigree Large White (354) \ A. W. Lewis, f Ladbrook Tradition. (355) J Tanworth-in-Arden. \ Ladbrook Trademark. JUDGE: Mr. W. HALLAS, Bank House Farm, Helsby, nr. Warrington THE SOCIETY will give £1 to each driver in Classes 69 and 70 on application to Secretary's Office on Show Day. Class 73. Boar, any age. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. NOTE.—Exhibitors in the Pair Class (Heavy Turnouts) qualify for the Shire Horse 376. W. J. Young, Rope Bank. Malbank Champion Boy 2nd (Ear No. YWJ Society's subsidy which is £10 towards the cost of transit of horses and 549), Vol. 71, b. 13/3/53, s. Slingsby Champion 38th (181035), d. Malbank vehicle, providing the Exhibitor is a Member of the Shire Horse Society. Beryl 13th A.R. (476088). Bred by Exhibitor. 377. Higham & Hamer, Denbeigh. Wall Field Marshall 233rd (Vol. 71), b. 12/3/53, s. Wall Field Marshall 101st, d. Wall Bonetta 90th. Bred Neatest and Cleanest Class by W. J. Ryman. 378. James Ruddin Ltd., Kirkby. Wall Field Marshall 146th (Ear No. 6335), Class 7!. Neatest and Cleanest Horse and Gears, Mare or (195427), b. 15/6/51, s. Wall Field Marshall 38th (139195), d. Moncur Gelding, to be shown in Shaft Gears (Open). Mapel Leaf 8th (405198). Bred by W. J. Ryman. Prizes—First, £10; Second, £6; Third, £4. 379. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Iiallastone David 16th (Ear 350. F. L. Bowley, Sutton Bonington. No. 7089) (189187), b. 13/9/51, s. Solihull King David 338th, d. Solihull Lady Mollington 159th. Bred by W. Hallas. 351. Miss E. Stoddart, Manchester. Tiny, black g., Also in class 72. 380. M. & G. Alcock, Burlton. Burnill Field Marshall (Ear No. 394) (199399), 352. H. Currie, Manchester. Silver, grey. Also in class 72. b. 18/4/53, s. Solihull Field Marshall 117th, d. Solihull Champion (343) Southern & Darwent Ltd., Manchester, Bob. Queen 47th. Bred by Exhibitor. Class 74. Boar, born in or after Ist July, I9S3, and before Ist Decorated Class January, 1954. Class 72. Decorated Horse, Harness or Gears. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. Prizes—First, £10; Second, £6; Third, £4. 382. Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Holt, Heswall. Dellside Candidus (Ear No. 205) (Vol 71) b. 14/8/53, s. Massey Candidus 7th, d. Massey Madam Matilda 16th. 353. W. Dermody, Manchester. Blue Cross, bay. Bred by Exhibitor. (351) Miss E. Stoddart, Manchester. Tiny. 383. R. & N. Lowe, Fligh Lane. Raynor Maples Boy 7th (Ear No. 282) (Vol 71), (352) H. Currie, Manchester. Silver. b. 27/9/53, s. Raynor Maples Boy, d. Raynor Champion Queen 2nd. Bred by Exhibitor. Mrs. M. GOODWIN, of Hale, has kindly given the prize money in class 72. 384. J. Sephton, Walton. Northmeols Hercules 29th (Ear No. 2444) (Vol 71), Mrs. W. H. F. TIMPSON, of Hale, has kindly given £5 5s. towards the prize b. 27/8/53, s. Northmeols Hercules 11th, d. Northmeols Primrose 12th. fund. Bred by Exhibitor. The Society will give £1 to the Groom in charge of each Exhibit in the Class on 386. J. R. Booth, Warburton. Wall Field Marshall 239th (Ear No. 7760) application to the Secretary's Office on Show Day. (Vol. 71), b. 19/7/53, s. Wall Field Marshall 382nd, d. Wall Champion Queen 234th. Bred by W. J. Ryman.

9 P—continued Class 75. Boar, born in 1954. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 387. Frith Knoll Estates Ltd., Chapel-en-le-Frith. Peak Field Marshal (Ear No. FKE262) (Vol. 71), b. 17/1/54, s. Wall Field Marshal 215th, d. Peak Brocade 4th. Bred by Exhibitor. 388. C. Lathom, Nantwich. Brindleyhall Champion Turk (Ear No.LCN 140) b. 21/1/54, s. Leighmile Champion Turk 2nd, d. Crichton Susan 7th. Bred by Exhibitor. 389. R. & N. Lowe, High Lane. Raynor Maples Boy 10th (Ear No. 339), b. 4/1/54, s. Cross Majestic 27th, d. Raynor Maple Leaf 9th. Bred by Exhibitor. 390. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massev. Massey King David 48th (Ear No. 3881) (Vol. 71), b. 12/1/54; s. Hallsatone David 16th, d. Massey Primrose. Bred by Exhibitor. 391. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Massey Candidus 14th (Vol. 71), b. 24/2/54), s. Massey Candidus 7th, d. Massey Bonetta. Bred by Exhibitor. 392. M. & G. Allcock, Burlton, Burnill Field Marshall 17th (Ear No. 596) (Vol. 71), b. 2/1/54, s. Meadow Field Marshall 11th, d. Burnill Susan 4th. Bred by Exhibitor. 393. M. & G. Allcock, Burlton. Burnill Field Marshall 18th (Ear No 668) (Vol. 71), b. 22/2/54, s. Burnill Field Marshall, d. Burnill Belle 22nd. Bred by Exhibitor. 395. J. R. Booth, Warburton. Warburton Candidus (Ear No. 240) (Vol 71), b. 25/1/54, s. Massey Candidus 7th, d. Warburton Maple Leaf 5th. Bred by Exhibitor.

Class 76. Sow, any age. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 396. Higham & Hamer, Denbigh. Bachymbyd Beautiful 13th (490844), b. 16/9/50, s. Solihull King David 286th, d. Wall Beautiful 170th. Bred by Exhibitor. 397. H. T. Andrews, New Mills. Abbytree Model 10th (Vol. 69), b. 30/1/50, s. Dakin Gladiator 11th, d. Abbytree Model 2nd, Bred by Exhibitor. 398. R. & N. Lowe, High Lane. Rayner Maple Leaf 13th (Ear No. 156), b. 25/7/52, s. Cross Majestic 27th, d. Alsop Maple Leaf 3rd. Bred by Exhibitor. 399. J. Sephton, Walton, Northmeals Madam Matilda 20th (Ear No. 1991) (550278), b. 20/12/51, s. Moonraker King David 33rd, d. Wallwhit Madam Matilda. Bred by Exhibitor. 400. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Massey Blackberry 55th (Ear No. 2727) (547378), b. 6/4/52, s. Ardencote Champion Turk 8th, d. Massey Blackberry 20th. Bred by Exhibitor. 401. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Massey Beatrice May 41st (Ear No. 2105) 547308), b. 6/1/51, s. Ardencote Champion Turk 8th, d. Massey Beatrice May 17th. Bred by Exhibitor. 402. J. Gleave, Whitchurch. Chaletta Beautiful 56th (Ear No. 682), b. 4/6/52, s. Cranage Count 8th, d. Chaletta Beautiful 22nd. Bred by J. Dawson. 403. M. & G. Allcock, Burlton. Solihull Dainty Girl 212th (Ear No. 285) (Vol. 71), b. 14/2/53, s. Solihull Field Marshall 71st, d. Solihull Dainty Girl 128th. Bred by J. F. Wright.

99 PIGS—continued PIGS—continued Class 77. Gift, born on or after fst July, 1953, and before Ist Pedigree Berkshire January, S 954 JUDGE: Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. Mr. R. PREST, Chapel Farm, Swinton, Malton, Yorks. 404. Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Holt, Heswall. Dellside Madam Matilda (Ear No. 210) (Vol. 71), b. 14/8/53, s. Massey Candidus 7th, d. Massey Madam Matilda 16th. Bred by Exhibitor. Class 80. Boar, any age. 405. C. Lathom, Nantwich. Chaletta Beautiful 60th (Ear No. DJP 1071) Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. b. 31/8/53, s. Chaletta Beau Ideal, d. Chaletta Beautiful 32nd. 419. K. Green, Macclesfield. Whipling Banter (Ear No. 62) (6967), b. 20/7/52, 406. Higham & Hamer, Denbigh. Bachymbyd Beautiful 27th, b. 1/7/53, s. Kettlemoor Baron 4th (5915), d. Syerstone Sally Limn 63rd (21310). s. Harlaston Royal Turk 92nd, d. Bachymbyd Beautiful 6th. Bred Bred by S. D. Player. by Exhibitor. 420. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Imp Resolution 5th (Ear No. 30) (6425), 407. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Massey Dainty Girl 4th b. 19/7/50, s. Chapel Resolution 19th, d. Don'son Stonebow 11th. (Ear No. 375) (Vol. 71), b. 14/10/53, s. Massey Champion Turk 12th, Bred by Exhibitor. d. Solihull Dainty Girl 178th. Bred by Exhibitor. 421. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'soo. Imp Resolution 17th (Ear No. 54) (6843), b. 29/8/52, s. Don'son Imp Resolution 5tli, d. Don'son Stonebow 19th. Class VS. Gilt, born in 1954. Bred by Exhibitor. 422. I>. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Imp Resolution 13th (Ear No 47) (6675), Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. b. 10/3/52, s. Don' son Imp Resolution 5th, d. Wbipling Amazonian 25th. 409. C. Lathom, Nantwich. Brindleyhall Susan (Ear No. LCN44), b. 12/1/54, Bred by Exhibitor. s. Leighmile Champion Turk 2nd, d. Crichton Susan 8th. Bred by 423. Lt.-Col. G. F. Appleton, O.B.E., T.D., St. Helens. Alderlane Valiant Exhibitor. (Ear No. 244), b. 25/5/53, s. Coxmoor Valiant 11th (6659), d. Alderlane 410. C. Lathom, Nantwich. Brindleyhall Susan 2nd (Ear No. LCN48), Amulet 26th. Bred by C. Phythian. b. 12/1/54, s. Leighmile Champion Turk 2nd, d. Crichton Susan Sih, Bred by Exhibitor. 421. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Massey Primrose 28th (Vol. Class 81. Boar, born on or after ist July, 5953, and before 1st 71), b. 12/1/54, s. Hallastone David 16th, d. Massey Primrose 10th. January, 1954. Bred by Exhibitor. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 412. J. Cleave, Whitchurch. WUkesley Beautiful (Ear No. 19) b. 9/3/54, 439. S. D. Player, Brailsford. Whipling Peter Lunn 2nd (Ear No. 151) (Vol 71), s. Chaletta Jubilee Beau, d. Chaletta Beautiful 5th. Bred by Exhibitor. b. 1/7/53, s. Peterstone Resolution 5th, d. Whipling Sally Lunn 42nd. 413. M. & G. Allcock, Burlton. Burnhill Susan 15th (Ear No. 602) (Vol. 71), Bred by Exhibitor. s. Meadow Field Marshall 11th, d. Burnill Susan 4th. Bred by Exhibitor. 414. M. & G. Allcock, Burlton. Burnill Susan 17th (Ear No. 595) (Vol. 71), b. 1/1/54, s. Meadow Field Marshall 11th, d. Burnill Susan 5th. Bred Class 82. Sow, any age. by Exhibitor. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 416. J. R. Booth, Warbutron. Warburton Maple Leaf 9th (Ear No. 244) (Vol. 71), b. 25/1/54, s. Massey Candidus 7th, d. Warburton Mapel Leaf 424. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Stonebow 27th (Ear No. 139), b. 19/7/50 5th. Bred by Exhibitor. s. Chapel Resolution 19th, d. Don'son Stonebow 11th. Bred by Exhibitor! 425. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Stonebow Lady 7th (Ear No. 139) (22536), b. 16/7/52, s. Don'son Imp Resolution 5th, d. Chapel Lady 21st Class 79. Sow, with litter under eight weeks old on day of Show. Bred by Exhibitor. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 426. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Chapel Lady 21st (Ear No. 215) (21536), b. 10/7/50, Highfield Royal President 71st, d. Coxmoor Lady 7th. Bred by P. Prest. 417. James Ruddin Ltd., Kirkby. Aintree Carillon 127th (Ear No. 4378) (Vol. 71), b. 2/1/53, s. Wall Field Marshall 146th (139195), d. Aintree 427. S. D. Player, Brailsford. Whipling Hopeful Amelia 26th (Ear No 50) Carillon 117th. Bred by Exhibitor. (Farrowed 4/8/54.) (23410), b. 14/8/51, s. Whipling Lamplighter, d. Whipling Hopeful Amelia 20tli. Bred by Exhibitor. 418. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Massey Primrose 17th (Ear No. 2645) (347436), b. 2/3/52, s. Ardencote Champion Turk 8th. Bred by Exhibitor. (Farrowed 24/7/54.) Class 83. Gilt, born on or after fst July, 1953, and before Ist SPECIAL PRIZES January, 1954. THE NATIONAL PIG BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION (Secretary, R. F. Johnson, Esq., 69 Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3. Third, £2. Clarendon Road, Watford, Herts.), offers to its Members:— 428. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Stonebow 41st (Ear No. 219) (230607), b. 2/7/53, s. Don'son Imp Resolution 5th, d. Don'son Stonebow 19th. SPECIAL No. 29.—Championship Medal or Spoon for the best Large White Bred by Exhibitor. Boar. 429. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Stonebow 42nd (Ear No. 220) (230627), SPECIAL No. 30.—Championship Medal or Spoon for the best Large White b. 2/7/53, s. Don'son Imp Resolution 5th, d. Don'son Stonebow 19th! Female Pig. Subject to the conditions printed after the Berkshire Classes. Bred by Exhibitor.

100 101 PI—continued 430. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Stonebow 43rd (Ear No. 221) (Vol. 70), b. 4/7/53, s. Don'son Imp Resolution 13th, d. Don'son Stonebow 35th! Bred by Exhibitor. 431. S. D. Player, Brailsford. Whipling Sally Lunn 44th (Ear No. 169) (Vol 71), HE MOTOR MART b. 1/7/53, s. Peterstone Resolution 5th, d. Whipling Sally Lunn 42nd. Bred by Exhibitor. (J. BRACEGIRDLE) Class 84. Gift, born in 1954. Invites you to Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 432. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Stonebow 49th (Ear No. 236) (Vol. 71), b. 11/4/54, s. Don'son Imp Resolution 5th, d. Don'son Stonebow 27th! VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOMS Bred by Exhibitor. 433. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Stonebow 48th (Ear No. 237) (Vol. 71), b. 11/4/54, s. Don'son Imp Resolution 5th, d. Don'son Stonebow 27th! and inspect Bred by Exhibitor. 434. D. Oswin, Lincoln. Don'son Stonebow (Vol 71), b. 15/4/54, s. Don'son Imp Resolution 5th, d. Chapel Lady 21st, Bred by Exhibitor. The Finest Selection of Low- 435. Lt.-Col. G. F. Appleton, O.B.F.., T.D., St. Helens. Alderlane Maryland 5th (Ear No. 279), b. 6/1/54, s. Coxmoor Valiant 11th (6659) d. Alderlane Mileage Cars and Commercials Maryland 4th (21448). Bred by C. Pliythian. 436. Lt.-Col. G. F. Appleton, O.B.E., T.D., St. Helens. Alderlane Mermaid in the North-West. 10th (Ear No. 288), b. 22/1/54, s. Alderlane Keystone 9th, d. Alderlane Mermaid 9th. Bred by C. Phythian. 437. S. D. Player, Brailsford. Culland Lady (Ear No. 307) (Vol. 71), b. 11/1/54 s. Peterstone Resolution 5th, d. Whipling Lady 38th. Bred by Exhibitor. 438. S. D. Player, Brailsford. Whipling Sally Lunn 46th (Ear No 3) (Vol 71) b. 1/1/54, s. Kettlemoor Valiant 3rd, d. Whipling Sally Lunn 42nd' Your enquiries for earliest deliveries of any new vehicle Bred by Exhibitor. are welcomed and we can offer the highest allowance SPECIAL PRIZES prices in part exchange and our confidential Terms are THE NATIONAL PIG BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION (Secretary, R. F. Johnson, Esq , 69 available if required. Clarendon Road, Watford, Herts.), offers to its Members:— SPECIAL No. 31.—Championship Medal or Spoon for the best Berkshire pig (Boar or Female). Subject to the following conditions:—

CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE NATIONAL PIG BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION'S PRIZES. If you are thinking of changing your Car or (1) Pigs must have been registered in a published volume or accepted for entry in a forthcoming volume of the National Pig Breeders' Association's Herd Book. Brake, Truck or Van (It is not sufficient for an animal to be "eligible for registration.") (2) At all Shows held in 1954, female pigs born before 1st January, 1953, to be _ —call at eligible to compete only if in the six calendar months prior to the Show or on or after 1st January of the year of the Show, they have farrowed, suckled and reared to eight weeks of age a litter of pigs. 16 STOCKPORT ROAD (3) Female pigs born on or after 1st January and before 1st July, of the year previous to the Show shall either have produced a litter of pigs before the Show or ALTRINCHAM (by the Level Crossing) produced a live litter within twelve weeks of the first day of the Show. (4) Boars of two years of age and over to be certified to have sired at least three ALT or Telephone ALT live litters within the twelve months preceding the date on which entries for the Show close, the pigs comprising such litters to have been notified for regis- 0857 2486 tration in the N.P.B.A. Herd Book, or proof of their birth to have been "iven to the Association. *

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Telephone: Altrincham 4360 (5) The use of artificial colouring, whitening and/or powder on pigs, as well as the removal of spots by artificial means, to be prohibited. WEST END (6) Detailed information relating to each pig is required for printing in the Cata- logue in the following order: Registered Name and Ear Number, Herd Book Number (or volume in which the animal is entered), Date of Birth, Names and SAWMILLS Herd Book Numbers of Sire and Dam (in all cases where the Exhibitor is not (Proprietor : C. V. Armstrong) I1TED the Breeder, the Breeder's Name must be given after the Pedigree). Manufacturers of joinery and all kinds of wood and asbestos • buildings. If you are wanting Pedigree Essex portable buildings a visit to SACK and BAG our works will well repay you JUDGE: MERCHANTS and Mr. G. JACKSON, 104 New Lane, Winton, Patricroft, Lanes. THE CHEAPEST in the country MANU FACTU RERS FOR GOOD QUALITY WORK New and Re-conditioned Class 85. Boar, any age. • For our Welsh customers toe have Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. a large range of buildings, etc. on 440. H. Mansley, Atherton. Hatfold Hector 3rd (Ear No. 96) (14929), b. our ground at Mochdre. on A55 Use "JUTEX" 16/9/53, s. Weeton Hector 3rd, d. Crossfields Maple 3rd. Bred by from Colwyn Bay for Sack Repairing Exhibitor. BROADBOTTOM 441. St. Edwards Hospital. Cheddleton. Cheddleton Pylon 4th, (20), b. 21/ MANCHESTER 10/53, s. Red House Pylon, d. Cheddleton Damsel 57th. Bred by Phone: MOTTRAM 2102 Exhibitor. WRiGHT STREET and at 442. C. Charlesworth, Nantwich. Braynehall Prince David 11th (Ear No. BBOaOHEATH, AlTRINCflAiV! 378) (14955), b. 7/1/54, s. Braynehall Prince David 6th, d. Booth Gamma MOCHDRE, COLWYN BAY CHESHIRE 427th. Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class 86. Phone : COLWYN BAY 44811 443. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Bostock, Tixall. Kirton Rajah 41st, (14005), b. 2/2/53, s. Tydd Rajah, d. Kirton Janitress. Bred by W. Dennis & Sons Ltd. 444. T. Hickson, Mere. Six Mile Bottom Pioneer (Ear No. 15), b. 18/7/53, s. Saxham Sultan 35th, d. Saxham Fanny 48th. Bred by The Lady Before Buying Come and see the Delamere. 445. H.Quick, Yarwood Heath. Elanbee Dictator 5th (Ear No. 495), b. 29/4/53, s. Elanbee Dictator 4th, d. Elanbee Janitress. Bred by Exhibitor. 446. J. H. Willis, Ince. Ince Dictator 5th (Ear No. 378) (15003), b. 17/10/53, ELANBEE HERD s. Wennington Dictator 11th, d. Ince Valerie 2nd. Bred by Exhibitor.

of PEDIGREE Class 86. Boar born in 1954. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. ESSEX PIGS 447. E. Morris, Westhoughton. Wingates Commando (Ear No. 135) (15083), b. 23/3/54, s. Donfield Commando, d. Wingates Duchess. Bred by and Exhibitor. 448. J. Banister, Adlington. Wennington Dictator 21st (Ear No. 252) (14611), PEDIGREE ATTESTED GUERNSEY b. 2/1/54, s. Wennington Dictator 7th. d. Wennington Grand Duchess CATTLE 112th. Bred by S. Gunary & Sons. (442) C. Charlesworth, Nantwich. Braynahall Prince David 11th, Inspection welcomed anytime except Sundays H. QUICK Class 87. Sow, any age. (T. Fellows, Farm Manager) Prizes—-First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 449. C. Charlesworth, Nantwich. Braynehall Lottie 16th (Ear No. 264) K0WDON VIEW FARM (131146) b. 4/1/53, s. Braynehall Prince David, d. Braynehall Lottie 6th. Bred by Exhibitor. YARWOOD HEATH, ALTRINCHAM 450. Mr & Mrs. H. E. Hutton, Knutsford. Kerridge Primrose 21st (Ear Telephone Bucklow Hill 328 7 No. 76) (122310), b. 2/2/52, s. Elanbee Prince David, d. Kerridge Primrose 2nd. Bred by Exhibitor.

1 PI—continued 451. E. Morris, Westhoughton. Wingates Duchess 3rd (Ear No. 85) (132434), b. 18/2/53, s. Wingates Pylon, d. Kirton Duchess 28th. Bred by Exhibitor. 452. Mr. & Mrs. G. S. Bostock, Tixall. Tixall Delta 20th (131636), b. 29/2/52, s. Ingestre Sultan 3rd, d. Heskin Treasure. Bred by Exhibitor. 453. J. H. Willis, Ince. Chapelthorpe Valerie 22nd (Ear No. 306) (106076), s. Goldstone John 6th, d. Chapelthorpe Valerie 13th. Bred by Exhibitor. 4 r %U Class 88. Gilt born on or after Ist July, 1953 and before Ist January, 1954. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 454. C. Charlesworth, Nantwich. Braynehall Daisy 43rd (Ear No. 330) (140266), b. 12/9/53, s. Booth Archduke 2nd, d. Braynehall Daisy 33rd. HEATING BOILERS Bred by Exhibitor. FOR SMALL OR LARGE 455. Mr. & Mrs. H. E. Hutton, Knutsford. Kerridge Primrose 26th (Ear No. 143) (140140), b. 12/9/53, s. Ladybridge Grand Duke 3rd, d. TYPE GREENHOUSES Kerridge Primrose 21st. Bred by Exhibitor. POULTRY HOUSES, Etc. 456. E. Morris, Westhoughton. Wingates Duchess 4th (Ear No. 118) (140212), b. 26/9/53, s. Wingates Pylon, d. Wingates Duchess. Bred by Exhibitor. 457. E. Morris, Westhoughton. Wingates Duchess 5th (Ear No. 119) (140214), b. 26/9/53, Wingates Pylon, d. Wingates Duhcess. Bred by Exhibitor. 458. H. Quick, Yarwood Heath. Elanbee Gamma 31st (Ear No. 524), b. 26/10/53, Beeston Robin Hood E Pattern Boile s. Parkfield Hero, d. Elanbee Gamma 24th. Bred by Exhibitor. 459. J. H. Willis, Ince. Ince Cherry 3rd (Ear No. 295) (140528), b. 9/8/53, Specialists in s. Wennington Dictator 11th, d. Kirton Cherry 73rd. Bred by Exhibitor.

HORTICULTORAL GLASS and DUFOl H LIGHTS Class 89. Gilt born in 1954. Prizes-—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. BARROWS AND TRUCKS GARDEN TOOLS 460. St. Edwards Hospital, Cheddleton. Cheddleton Dame, (55), b. 20/2/54, HOSEPIPE and FITTINGS s. Red House Pylon, d. Cheddleton Dame 32nd. Bred by Exhibitor. SPRAYERS for Whitewashing and 461. St. Edwards Hospital, Cheddleton. Cheddleton Dame (56), b. 20/2/54, Insecticides Sj IS m s. Red House Pylon, d. Cheddleton Dame 32nd. Bred by Exhibitor. TANK AND CISTERNS V^SlI 462. C. Charlesworth, Nantwich. Braynehall Gamma (Ear No. 384) (140274), ROOFING FELTS b. 7/1/54, s. Braynehall Prince David 6th, d. Booth Gamma 427th. AND COMPOUNDS ; 7i Bred by Exhibitor. PUMPS for Accelerating Circulations 463. E. Morris, Westhoughton. Wingates Duchess 6th (Ear No. 140) (140908), FORCED DRAUGHT UNITS b. 23/3/54, s. Donfield Commando, d. Wingates Duchess. Bred by J Exhibitor. LADDERS, NAILS, BRUSHES t X' m 464. E. Morris, Westhoughton. Wingates Duchess 7th (Ear No. 141) (140910), AND ALL HORTICULTURAL b. 23/3/54, s. Donfield Commando, d. Wingates Duchess. Bred by REQUIREMENTS 'issim Exhibitor. No. 2 K Ideal Brittannia Boiler 465. II. Quick, Yarwood Heath. Elanbee Gamma (Ear No. 536), b. 13/2/54, s. Parkfield Prince David, d. Elanbee Gamma 3rd. Bred by Exhibitor. MILLER ST., MANCHESTER 466. ]. H. Willis, Ince. Ince Gamma (Ear No. 433), b. 5/2/54, s. Deepdale Telephone: BLAckfriars 8282 (26 lines) Dictator 2nd, d. Ince Gamma 28th. Bred by Exhibitor. Also at LIVERPOOL, EDINBURGH, DUBLIN, LANCASTER 467. J. H. Willis, Ince. Ince Lottie (Ear N9. 456), b. 24/3/54, s. Saxham Sultan, d. Ince Lottie 54th. Bred by Exhibitor. 106 PIGS—continued LIGHT HORSES Bacon Pigs Hunters, Hacks, Hackneys, Jumpers and JUDGE: Mr. W. STIMPFIG, Junr., Stockport Riding Classes Ciass 90. Single pig of any breed or cross suitable for conversion JUDGES: intoWiltshire type bacon. Exhibits must not weigh Hunters, Hacks and Children's Classes less than 190 !b. and not more than 2E0 lb. live weight. Mr. VIVIAN R. BISHOP, M.F.H., Clifford, Hereford. Weight to be taken at 9 a.m. on the Showground Jumpers of the Show. Col, F. GIDLOW JACKSON, Belfield House, Bowdon Prizes—First, £5; Second, £4; Third, £3; Fourth, £2. Hackneys 468. W. J. Young, Rope Bank. Large White. Mr. T. H. BLADON, 201 Cherry Orchard Road, Handsworth Wood, Birmingham, 20. 469. St. Edwards Hospital, Cheddleton. Large White/Tamworth Cross. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE—JUDGING COMMENCES AT 9-30 a.m. PROMPT 470. J. Banister, Adlington. Large White. The Committee reserve the right to time the judging of the classes as circumstances 471. J. Banister, Adlington. Large White. may warrant and not necessarily in schedule order. All exhibits (except 472. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Large White. Jumpers) MUST be on the Show Ground by 9-30 a.m. 473. Stanley Morton & Son, Dunham Massey. Large White. JUMPERS.—To be in the Show Yard by 12 noon. Entries to be made on or 474. J. Gleave, Whitchurch. Large White. before 8th September. 475. J. Gleave, Whitchurch. Large White. Exhibitors are particularly requested to conform to Rule 17 SPECIAL No. 32.—The Marsh and Baxter Trophy kindly presented by Messrs MARSH AND BAXTER LTD., Brierley Hill, Staffs, will be awarded to the winner NOMINATION ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED of the above class. The Trophy cannot be won outright and must be returned See Condition of Entry No. 10 to the Secretary one month before the date of the 1955 Show. The Prize Money in the above class is kindly offered by Messrs E. SIMPSON, LTD., High Lane, nr. Stockport. All Transport Wagons to be Parked in Special Area and on no account must any wagon be left on other parts of Show Ground.

GRAND RING For an intimate knowledge of events in THE CHESHIRE HOUNDS WILL PARADE Cheshire and Lancashire, it really is a case at approximately 2-45 p.m. of Hobson's choice. followed by Both CHESHIRE LIFE A GRAND PARADE OF ALL PRIZE WINNERS and LANCASHIRE LIFE in the Cattle, Heavy Horse, and Light Horse Sections O Bp bring their particular and the JL C u se counties to your fireside. PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES r They are as inevitable &hson* s Choice as cheese in Cheshire and cotton in Lanca- Hunters, etc. (Open Competition) shire. Class 91. Hunter Mare or Gelding (shown under saddle). CHESHIRE LIFE is published monthly at Prizes— First, £9; Second, £7; Third, £5; Fourth, £2. 1/6. 501. Mrs. G. H. Beetson, Bury. Rosemonto, dark brown g., b. 1948, s. Tramonto, LANCASHIRE LIFE is published quar- d. Ring Rose. Also in class 92. terly at 1/6. 502. E. Walker, Bakewell. Canny Lass (10430), chestnut m., b. 1948, s. Canyenero, d. Abbots Lass. Bred by Mr. Ava. 503. H. H. Crow, Hadnall. The Saint, chestnut g., b. 1949, s. John Deals Boy, Obtainable from your newsagent, or in case of difficulty from the publishers d. Roseneath. Bred by Mrs. Robinson. Also in class 92. THE WHITETHORN PRESS LTD., PHILIPS PARK, MANCHESTER II 504. Miss C. C. Wood, Hale Barns. Monarch, bay g. 505. Mrs. A. W. Chambers, Tarporley. Popski, bay g., b. 1949, s. War Hero, d. Scarlet Thorn. Bred in Ireland. Also in class 92. 108 109 HT HORE—continued

508. Mrs. M. Lathom, Little Crosby. Sportsmaster (3061), bay g., b. 1950, s. Union Jack, d. Mayflower. 507. J. J. Weaver, Denton. Kerry Boy, bay g.,b. 1949 (Rider: Miss D. Pickneil). Remember that there is a 508. Mrs. C. R. Tomkinson, Tarporley. Golden Song, chestnut g., b. 1946, s. Drap D'or, d. Melody. Also in class 92. 509. B. Harwood, Darwen. Fascination (3103), chestnut g., b. 1946, s. Tadousac, FIRST-CLASS d. Bach Stair. Also in class 92. 510. W. H. Cooper, Hagley. Dark Sonnet, brown g„ b. 1949, s. Steel Point, FURRIERS SHOP d. Duke's Fancy. Bred by Mr. Chorlton. 511. J. E. Doinger, Knutsford, Rajah VII, chestnut g., Also in class 92. IN ALTRSNCHAM 566. R. Hanson, M.F.H., Huddersfield. Blue Sierra, Chestnut g., b. 1948, s. Blue Water, d. Felotte. 581. Major L. Gibson Hughes, Bolton. Craig-on-Doran, brown g., b. 1949, s. Olidon, d. Sheila. Call and inspect our Stock and compare our Prices. Working Hunters Note the marvellous value. Jumped over Special Course Class 92. Hunter, Mare or Gelding, exceeding 14.2 hands. Fur Coats Prizes—First, £9; Second, £7; Third, £5; Fourth, £2. made to measure 512. Miss N. A. Mayson, Davenport. Sir Roger, bay g., b. 1942, s. De Coverley. 513. Miss N. A. Mayson, Davenport. Sharon, brown g., b. 1943. 514. S. Williams, Irish Fox, brown g., b. 1949, s. His Emminence, d. Blue Fox. (Rider: Miss E. Mellard.) Also in class 93. Special attention given to 515. Miss Susan Stott, Hale. Rufus, chestnut g., b. 1943. every class of 516. Roy Sheperd, Knutsford. Kilkenny, bay ,b. 1950. Also in class 93. Alteration & Remodelling. 517. Mrs. A. W. Chambers, Tarporley. Charlotte Matilda, chestnut m., b. 1948. 518. R. M. Peacock, Cotton Edmunds. Gay Lass, chestnut f., b. 1950, s. Mainbrace. Bred by Exhibitor. Bring us your Repair 519. R. M. Peacock, Cotton Edmunds. Gay Ladd, bay g., b. 1948. Bred by Work during the Summer Exhibitor. and SAVE MONEY. 520. Mrs. D. D. Rawlinson, Huzzah. 521. Mrs. D. D. Rawlinson. Cavalier. 522. J. E. Doinger, Knutsford. Trigger, dark brown g. (511) J. E. Doinger, Knutsford. Rajah VII. (509) B. Harwood, Darwen. Fascination. (508) Mrs. C. R. Tomkinson, Tarporley. Golden Song. (505) Mrs. A. W. Chambers, Tarporley. Popski. (503) H. H. Crow, Hadnall. The Saint. £ttxm0 (501) Mrs. G. H. Beetson, Bury. Rosemonto 567. Stamford Riding Academy, Bollington. Ermentrude, dk. brown m., b. 1947. (Rider: Michael Carr.) cfyejutriers 568. Mrs. G. Booth, Ormskirk. Marley Freedom. (Rider: Mrs. M. Sharman). Class 92 will be judged as follows:— (1) ALLOCATION OF MARKS.—Conformation, Ride and General Appearance, 60% Phone: ALT. 196 1 Jumping Performance, 40% 28 THE DOWNS, ALTRINCHAM Each horse will be required to jump a course of six fair fences not exceeding 3-ft. 3-in. in height. For faults, marks will be deducted as follows: Knocking down fence or fall Established 1929 of Horse or Rider, 10 faults. Refusals: first, 10 faults; second, 10 faults; third, 10 faults. Totalling 30 faults.

110 HT HORE—continued Any Horse incurring 30 faults will be eliminated from further competition. (2) No change of Rider or Saddlery to be permitted during the Class. (3) Animals may not be exhibited in any tack which conceals their conformation MARSH'S GIFTS (such as Bandages, etc.). FOR HUNTING FOLK . . . (4) The whole Class to be judged by the Hunter Judge. Pair of Spurs and Straps from 26/- Folding Boot Jack 23/6 String Gloves Children's 7/-, Men's 10/9, Ladies' & 9/9 Hacks Hunting Horn £3/3/6 Hunting Crops 15/6 to £8/10/- Class 93. Mare or Gelding exceeding 14.2 hands but not exceed- Stirrup Clock £7/2/6 Barometer 57/6 ing IS.3 hands (to be shown under saddle). Hunting Diaries 22/6 to 72/6 Prizes—First, £9; Second, £6; Third, £4. Race Hamper £9/19/6 523. H. H. Crow, Hadnall. Cordillere, chestnut m., b. 1947, s. Faceur VIII, New and Second-hand Saddlery in great variety d. Collonges. Bred by Pompadour Stud. 524. Miss P. Wainwright, Dunsley Dene. Lovely Boy, chestnut g., s. Gallop FOR HER . . . Apace, d. Lovely Girl. Bred by Lt.-Col. W. W. Hallchurch. Morocco Brief Case from £5/12/6 525. Mrs. E. M. Cox, Wythall. Grecian Girl, brown m., b. 1944, s. Knight of Antler Week-end Cases from £3/9/6 the Garter, d. Corinth. Crocodile Powder Compacts from 42/- 526. Miss D. Frodsham, Lower Peover. Celebration, bay m., b. 1949, s. Jewel Cases 70/- to £56/10/- Manicure Sets in fine leathers from 25/- Union Jack, d. Squibs. Bred by C. Young. Beautiful Handbags (leather) from £4/10/- to £55 527. Mrs. C. R. Tomkinson, Tarporley. Foxanova, chestnut m., s. Casanova, Motor Footmuffs £5/10/- and £4/7/6 d. Blue Fox. 528. Miss Ousley-Smith, Malpas. Brigadoon, bay g., b. 1946, s. Runway, FOR HIM . . . d. Patsy Doon. Bred by W. A. Brookes. Stainless Steel Penknife 12/9 529. Miss Ousley-Smith, Malpas. Louis D'or, chestnut g., b. 1949, s. Mieuxce, Shaving Travel Mirrors from 32/6 d. Scotch Gold. Spirit Flasks from 25/- to £14 (514) S. Williams, Irish Fox. Fine Leather Pocket Wallets 35/- to £32/10/- (516) Roy Sheperd, Knutsford. Kilkenny. Dressing Cases £3 to £23 Business Brief Cases 42,/- to £23/17/6 (568) Mrs. G. Booth, Ormskirk. Marley Freedom. (Rider: Mrs. M. Sharman.) Pigskin Keycases 6/6 to £1/9/6 569. Miss G. M. Coldwell, Huddersfield. Music, bay g., b. 1944. s. Rissall. Military Hair Brushes (ea.) 15/- to £10/10/- FOR BOYS & GIRLS . . . Jumpers Leather School Bags 32/6 to 59/6 All Jumping Events under British Show Jumping Association Rules. Leather Music Cases 47/6 to 70/- History Penknives 12/9 All Competitors must be properly dressed, i.e., uniform or hunting costume or hard hats and coats. FOR THEM . . . Fitted Picnic Cases (Send for Price List) from £3/12/6 Open Competition Wool Travel Rugs from £3/12/6 Ronson Table and Pocket Lighters. Luggage for Air, Sea and Road Travel. Class 94. Jumper, any weight. Onyx Ash Trays and Ornaments 37/6 to £30 Prizes—First, £25; Second, £15; Third, £7/10/-; Fourth, £5. Thermos Jugs and Ice Bowls 11/- to £5/17/6 For entries see Jumping Card on Sale on ground price 3d. MARSH'S Juvenile Jumping Competition (Open) (Saddlers) Class 95. Pony, Mare or Gelding, not exceeding 14.2 hands. To be ridden by a boy or girl born in or after 1938. ! 0 KING STREET, MANCHESTER, 2 (Fences will not exceed 4-ft. except for a jump-off). Prizes—First, £10; Second, £6; Third, £4; Fourth, £2. For entries see Jumping Card on sale on ground price 3d.

2 113 HT OE—continued Children's Riding Classes (Open Competition) E VER YTHING for HORSE (Galloping will not be allowed) Class 96. Pony, Mare or Gelding, not exceeding 12.2 hands. To be ridden by a boy or girl born in or after 1942. and RIDER . . . Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 530. G. Flanagan, Nether Alderley. Variety, bay. 531. Miss B. Ferguson, Hale. Flash Fritz, grey g., b. 1947, s. Naseel. 532. Mrs. Tompson, Oswestry. Bambi, grey g. Be sure you visit the 533. Mrs. R. Hayes, Worcester. Dandy Dick, chestnut g., b. 1946. 534. Miss Paddy Hague, Dobcross. Silhouette, black m., b. 1946. 535. Mrs. H. R. Hepburn, Sutton Coldfield. Coed Coch Powys, (G27), grey g., MOSS BROS s. Coed Coch Glyndwr, d. Tan-y-Bwlch Prancio. Bred by Miss Brodrick' 536. Mrs. A. R. Hepburn, Sutton Coldfield. Mel-Valley Royal Surprise MOBILE grey m., b. 1950, s. Craven Tit Bit, d. Primula. Bred by Exhibitor. ' SHOWROOM 537. Miss Kim Andrew, Wilmslow. Joyful, black m., b. 1948. 538. Miss C. Kay Smith, Prenton. Tinker Bell, brown m., b. 1948, s. Donaland before you leave Freeman. 539. Miss C. S. K. Melrose, Hale Barns. Trixie VIII. 570. Stamford Riding Academy, Bollington. Titbits, bay g., b. 1949. (Rider- Miss Carol Miller.) 571. Stamford Riding Academy, Bollington. Coed Coch Aconite, grey m„ b. 1946. (Rider: Paul Burrows). Class 97. Pony, Mare or Gelding, over 12.2 hands but not exceed- ing 13.2 hands. To be ridden by a boy or girl born in or after \ 940. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. 540. Mrs. Thompson, Oswestry. Actress, bay m. 541. Mrs. A. R. Hepburn, Sutton Coldfield. Mel-Valley Gay Caprice, black m., b. 1951, s. Gay Presto, d. Craven Nell. Bred by Exhibitor. 542. Mrs. A. R. Hepburn, Sutton Coldfield. Mel-Valley Quaker Girl, grev m b. 1947, s. Riffayal, d. Sheelagh. Bred by Exhibitor. " 543. Miss Kim Andrew, Wilmslow. Kavora Graceful, brown m., b. 1947, s. Sunrise, d. Evergreen. Bred by Col. Grubb. 544. D. M. Thornton, Huddersfield. Knockrabo, bay m., b. 1948, s. Naseel. Our Mobile Showroom, which you will find on 572. Miss S. Wolstencraft, Congleton. Grasshopper, bay g. the showground, carries a large selection of riding 573. Miss K. Hinckley, Hathersage. Hassan, chestnut g., b. 1947, s. Naseel d. Primrose. Bred by Mrs. Nicholson. clothes, accessories and saddlery with an experienced representative in attendance to give advice. Class 98. Pony, Mare or Gelding, over 13.2 hands but not exceed- ing 14.2 hands. To be ridden by a boy or girl born in or after 1938. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. MOSS BROS 545. Miss D. Holgate, Hale, Twinkleherry (P.B.A.S.B. Vol. 5), Light chestnut Of COVENT CAE 0 £ H m., b. 1947, s. Gharbi. Bred by J. Bletsoe. THE COMPLETE MAN'S STORE 546. Miss B. Turnock, Goostrey. Popcorn, bay m., b. 1949, s Court Nez d. Winkie Pop. Bred by C. Duffin. ' 1, 3, & 5 St. Ann's Square, Manchester. Blackfriars 2491 and 8985 547. H. H. Crow, Hadnall. Angela, bay m., b. 1948, s. Perion, d. Winkie Pop Bred by T. Duffin. 17-19 Lord Street, Liverpool, 2. Central 7802. 548. Miss M. E. Wright, Mobberley. Exquisite, grey g., b. 1950.

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549. Miss Jean Crawford, Cheadle. Red Shadow. 559. S. Cohen, Manchester. Huyton Glitter, (15285), brown s., b. 1949, s. 574. Miss H. Corlett, Sale. Coed Coch Airborne, Grey g., b. 1944, s. Tan-y- Gatesheath Glitter. Bred by T. Stevenson. Bwlch Berwn, d. Glider. Bred by Mrs. Brodrick. 578. G. S. Turner, Earlswood. Avondale Chorus Girl, chestnut m., s. Harley 575. Miss Anne Horenstein, Caldy. Flash, grey roan g., b. 1947. (Rider: Allocation, d. Broompark Dora. Miss Oonagh Wise.) 579. B. Whitehouse, Gateacre. Harley Gay Lord, Stallion, b. 1944, s. Broom- park Sir John. d. Broompark Kate. Hackneys (Open Competition) Class 99. Hackney or Hackney Pony, Brood Mare with her own Class 102. Stallion, Mare or Gelding, exceeding 14 hands. foal at foot, or shall have produced a living foal Prizes—First, £20; Second, £15; Third, £7. in I9S4 but for reasons to be certified by a Veterinary 560. Mrs. B. H. Mellor, Lapworth. Hurstwood Lonely Lady (27267), black m., Surgeon cannot be accompanied by her foa! in the b. 1946, s. Solitude, d. Erlegh Maiden. Bred by F. Haydon. ring. (To be shown in hand). 561. Mrs. B. H. Mellor, Lapworth... Hurstwood Lonely Maid (27700) chestnut Prizes—First, £8; Second, £5; Third, £3. m., b. 1947, s. Solitude, d. Erlegh Maiden. Bred by F. Haydon. fHuyton Sunkist ,brown, s. Huyton Swank, 562. Capt. R. S. de Q. Quincey, Hereford. Hurstwood Superlative (27770), 550. \Mrs. ). Higgins, j d. Sunkist. bay m., b. 1948, s. Solitude, d. Erlegh Maiden. Bred by F. Haydon. 551. J Bold. Falstaff, brown c., s. Glitter, d. Huyton 563. Capt. R. S. de Q. Quincey, Hereford. Authentic (G.1124), dark bay g , j^Sunkist. Also in class 100. b. 1945, s. Warwick Footlight, d. Black Orchid. Bred by F. Robinson. Marfleet Romany, chestnut, b. 1938, 564. W. T. Barton, Outwood. Hurstwood Starlight (27547), black m., b. 1945, s. Winestead Petronius, d. Glenavon Golden _ s. Warwick Footlight, d. Lady Viking. Bred by the Late James Agate. Quest. Bred by J. Partington. 565. S. Cohen, Manchester. Cragiwell Free Gift (15354), brown s., b! 1950, iHooton Suzette, dark bay f., b. April, s. Craigwell Kilmarnock, d. Craigwell Block Satin. Bred by J. C. Sword. 1954, s. Lymm Constellation, d. Marfleet 580. G. S. Turner, Earlswood. Earlswood Ambassador, g„ s. Warwick Romany. Bred by Exhibitor. Also in class J00. Modesty, d. Warwick Footlight. ("Warwick Onward, bay, s. Onyx Zenophon, 576. \G. S. Turner, j d. Warwick Carnation. 577. J Earlswood. 1 Foal, s, Gatesheath Glitter, d. Warwick Tradesmen's Turnout Class I^Onward. Class 103. Mare or Gelding (Light Horses), to be shown in Two Class I GO. Hackney, Colt or Filly Foal, produce of Mare in the or Four Wheeled Trade Vehicles on which the above Class. Exhibitor's name must be painted. Prizes—First, £4; Second, £2; Third, £1. Prizes—First, £10; Second, £5; Third, £3. (551) Mrs. j. Higgins, Bold. Falstaff. CANCELLED (553) E. V. Davies, Hooton. Hooton Suzette. (577) G. S. Turner, Earlswood. SPECIAL PRIZES SPECIAL No. 33.—THE HUNTERS' IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY (Secretary, C. G. Hackney Driving Classes Wright, Esq., 17 Devonshire Street, London, W.I.), offers a Medal or the sum of £2 for the best Hunter Mare or Gelding any age exhibited in the saddle Class. Class 101. Stallion, Mare or Gelding, not exceeding 14 hands. Prizes—First, £20; Second, £15; Third, £7. CONDITIONS 554. Mrs. B. H. Mellor, Lapworth. Litchfield Sir John (1193G), bay, b. 1946, (1) The owner of the Winner must be a Member of the Hunters' Improvement s. Broompark Sir John, d. Craven Stella. Bred by The Late T. J. Evans. and National Light Horse Breeding Society, or a form of application lodged within a month of the award. 555. Mrs. B. H. Mellor, Lapworth. Hurstwood Either Or (1189G), bay, b. 1948, s. Hurstwood Supremo, d. Braishfield Chic. Bred by F. Haydon. (2) The selected Mare (if unregistered) or the selected Gelding (if unentered) must be registered or entered within a month of the award in the Hunter Stud 556. Miss M. P. James, Southampton. Oakwell Sir James (15105), brown, Book. s., b. 1946, s. Broompark Sir John, d. Carlestoun Summers Dream. Bred by the Late G. A. Sheperd. (3) The Mare or Gelding must possess a certificate of soundness from hereditary disease under the Schedule of Diseases of the Ministry of Agriculture, signed 557. L. R. Hurst, Ingatestone. Hurstwood Coronation (27825), dark bay, by the local Society's appointed Veterinary Inspector (who must be a Member m., b. 1949, s. Broompark Sir John, d. Ingmanthorpe Clearaway. Bred of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons) after his examination on the Show by J. Orritt. Ground. 558. E. V. Davies, Hooton. Oakwell Sir Horace, brown g., b. 1947, s. Broom- (4) No animal which has taken one of the Hunters' Improvement and National park Sir John, d. Carlestoun Summers Dream. Bred by the Late Light Horse Breeding Society's Medals is eligible to compete for a second G. A. Sheperd. Medal in the same year, except at the H.I.S. Royal and Highland Shows.

116 117 LIGHT HORSES—continued AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE (5) Prize Winners only will be eligible for the Medal; Reserves and lower awards debarred. In the event of any dispute as to the interpretation of these Rules, NOTE.—AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, CLASSES 104 to 162, WILL the Council of the Hunters' Improvement and National Light Horse Breeding Society reserve full power of decision. BE JUDGED ON TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, at 1 p.m. (TO BE STAGED NOT LATER THAN 12 noon) NOTE.—Winners of H.I.S. Medals must be shown UNDOCKED.

SPECIAL No. 34.—A Silver Challenge Cup presented by H. E. HULME, Esq., JUDGES: will be awarded to the winner of the Open Jumping Competition. The Cup cannot be won outright and must be returned to the Secretary one month before Roots and Grain the date of the next Show. Mr. A. LEECH, Oakleigh, Crown Lane, Lower Peover SPECIAL No. 35.—A Silver Challenge Cup presented by H. E. HULME, Esq., Mr. JOHN PETERS, Southworth Hall Farm, Croft, Warrington will be awarded to the winner of the Juvenile Jumping Competition. The Cup cannot be won outright and must be returned to the Secretary one month before the date of the next Show. Competition open to the United Kingdom.

SPECIAL No. 36.—J. PROCTOR-PEARSON, Esq., kindly offers a Silver Cup to the MESSRS. CLIBRANS., Seed Growers and Merchants, Altrincham, offer the following winner in Class 98, the Cup to become the winner's sole property if won three Prizes (Grown from Seed supplied in 1954 direct):— times in succession or any five times. Class 104. Best 6 roots of Swede Turnips, any variety to be THE BRITISH SHOW JUMPING ASSOCIATION (Secretary, Capt. G. H. S. Webber, 43 Russell Square, London, W.C.I), offers, subject to their regulations: drawn from an area of not less than one statute acre. SPECIAL No. 37.—Rosette to the winner of the (Open Jumping) Class 94. Prizes—First, £1/1/-; Second, 10/6. SPECIAL No. 38.—Rosette to the winner of the Juvenile Class 95. 1 Exors. of J. Norbury. 2 R. C. Clarke. THE BRITISH HORSE SOCIETY (Secretary, R. A. Brown, Esq., 66 Sloan Street, London, S.W.I) offers the following:— Class 105. Best 6 roots of Globe Mangold, to be drawn from an SPECIAL No. 39.—Merit Badge for the winner of Class 96. area of not less than half a statute acre.

SPECIAL No. 40.—Merit Badge for the winner of Class 97. Prizes—First, £1/1/-; Second, 10/6. 3 Exors. of J. Norbury. 4 J. A. Wright. SPECIAL No. 41.—Merit Badge for the winner of Class 98. No Competitor to take more than one Prize in either of the above Classes. SPECIAL No. 42.—A. C. WHITE, ESQ., kindly offers a Riding Crop for the best Rider in Classes 96 to 98.

SPECIAL No. 43—THE HACKNEY HORSE SOCIETY (Secretary, R. F. Ling, Esq., 38 Langham Street, London W.I.), offers a Champion Rosette for the best Roots Hackney Mare or Horse exhibited in single harness. OPEN COMPETITION CONDITIONS Class 106. Six Red Mangolds, with tops. (1) All horses to be exhibited in Harness. It is an essential condition that Show Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. Secretaries send to the Secretary of this Society the names and addresses of all winners of this Rosette. No Rosette will be awarded unless the name of the 5 J. A. Wright. 9 R. C. Clarke. animal is given on the Show Entry Form and is printed in the Show Catalogue. 6 G. Bowler. 10 R. C. Clarke. Nomination Entries will not be recognised. 7 G. Bowler. 11 F. G. Ashley. 8 T. Goring. (2) Exhibits should preferably, but not necessarily, be Horses or Ponies of Hackney Type. Stud Book Registration not compulsory, but particulars of pedigrees Class 107. Six Globe Mangolds (not Red), with tops. to be supplied, if possible. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. (3) All awards to be completed within the expiration of one month from date of Show. A Reserve should be selected when sending details of award. 12 J. A. Wright. 16 T. Goring. 13 G. Bowler. 17 R. C. Clarke. (4) Cases of disputes (if any) to be referred to the Hackney Horse Society and the 14 G. Bowler. 18 F. G. Ashley. decision of the Council shall be final. 15 T. Goring. 119 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 108. Six Intermediate Mangolds (not Red), with tops. Telephone: Altrincham 0888 Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/0. b ^ Wright. 23 R. C. Clarke, o? gowler- 24 R. C. Clarke. 21 G. Bowler. 25 F. G. Ashley. SPRAYERS LTD. 22 I. Goring. ... CONSULTING ENTOMOLOGISTS AND FARM SPRAYING Class 109. Six Swede Turnips, with tops. CONTRACTORS. SPECIALISTS IN INSECTICIDES, Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. FUNGICIDES AND WEEDKILLERS 26 Exors. of J. Norbury. 28 R. C. Clarke. Our Technical Staff can advise you on problems of 27 R. C. Clarke. pest, disease and weed control in farm and garden crops. Class 110. Twelve Kidney Potatoes, white. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. 29 Exors of J. Norbury. 31 F. G. Ashley 30 R. C. Clarke. 3ia p. G. Ashley. 30a R. C. Clarke. Class III. Twel ve Oval Potatoes, white. Fertilisers, Dairy Sterilisers and Detergents, Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. Formaldehyde, Weedkillers, Insecticides and other Agricultural Chemicals . . . £ ?1f,ke' 33a F- G. Ashley. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR REQUIREMENTS 33 F. G. Ashley. Class 112. Twelve Round Potatoes, white. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. FOR EVER 34 R. C. Clarke. 35a p. G. Ashley. 35 F. G. Ashley. Class 113. Twelve Potatoes, any variety, coloured. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-.

36 R. C. Clarke. 37a p. G. Ashley. 37 F. G. Ashley. CAMEO Class 114. Twelve Potatoes, any of the following varieties introduced since 1946:—Ulster Supreme, Con- CHOCOLATES ference, Ulster Prince, Craigs Royal, Ulster Dale, Craig's Alliance, Tayside, Pentland Ace, Chancellor. REGAL Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. 38 R. C. Clarke. 39a F. G. Ashley. FRUIT DROPS 39 F. G. Ashley. y Class IIS. Cabbages (Three Scotch). Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 40 G. Bowler. Class i 16. Cabbages (Three Savoy). Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. No Entries. MAKERS OF FINER CHOCOLATES AND CONFECTIONERY SINCE 18 121 120 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 117. Marrow Stem Kale (Three Sticks). Class 121. Six Red Mangolds, with tops. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/0. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, t/-. 41 Exors. of J. Norbury. 44 R. C. Clarke. 54 Free Green Farm. 56 R. C. Clarke. 42 Norcliffe Estates Ltd. 45 R C Clarke 55 Exors. of J. Norbury. 57 F. G. Ashley. 43 G. Bowler. Class 118. Six Roots Fodder Beet (any colour). Class 122. Six Globe Mangolds (not Red) with tops. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-, 46 Exors. of J. Norbury. 48 J. A. Wright. 58 Free Green Farm. 60 R. C. Clarke. 47 J. A. Wright. 49 G. Bowler. 59 Exors. of J. Norbury. 61 F. G. Ashley. DISTRICT COMPETITIONS Class 123. Six Kidney Potatoes, white. (See Rule 5) Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. Class 119. Six Swede Turnips, with tops. 62 C. R. Cooper. 64 R. C. Clarke. 63 Exors. of J. Norbury. 65 F. G. Ashley. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 65a F. G. Ashley. 50 Exors. of J. Norbury. 52 R. C. Clarke. 51 Norcliffe Estates Ltd. Class 124. Six Oval Potatoes, white. Class S20. Six Table Turnips, white fleshed. Prizes—First, £0; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 66 Free Green Farm. 68 R. C. Clarke. 67 C. R. Cooper. 69 F. Cr. Ashley. 53 Exors. of J. Norbury. 69a F. G. Ashley. Class 125. Six Round Potatoes, white. Manchester & District Farmer's Limited Prizes—First £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 4 CHAPEL WALKS, MANCHESTER, 2 70 R. C. Clarke. 71a F. G. Ashley. 71 F. G. Ashley. for Class 126. Six Potatoes, any variety, coloured.

ALL CLASSES OF FEEDING STUFFS Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. FERTILIZERS 72 Free Green Farm. 74 F. G. Ashley. 73 R. C. Clarke. 74a F. G. Ashley. BINDER TWINE LIME Class 127. Six Potatoes, any of the following varieties intro- I.C.I, and PLANT PROTECTION PRODUCTS duced since 1946:—Ulster Supreme, Conference, INSURANCE Ulster Prince, Craigs Royal, Ulster Dale, Craigs Alliance, Tayside, Pentland Ace, Chancellor. SEED POTATOES (Scotch and Northern Ireland) Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. SCOTCH SEED OATS 75 R. C. Clarke. 76 F. G. Ashley. LINCOLNSHIRE SEED WHEAT 76a F. G. Ashley. SEED BARLEY GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS Class 128. Six Roots Fodder Beet, any colour. AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. GROCERIES (Chelford Shop) 77 Free Green Farm. 78 Exors. of J. Norbury.

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SPECIAL PRIZES Grain

OPEN COMPETITION SPECIAL No. 44,—THE SOCIETY will give a Champion Prize, £1 (open to all) for the best Exhibit in the Potato Classes, Nos. 110 to 114 and 123 to 127. SPECIAL CONDITION—Each Sheaf to be of Exhibitor's own growing and to be not less than 2 feet in circumference. N.B.—A Sub-Committee has been appointed to see that the roots are grown by the Exhibitor. Class 129. One Sheaf of Barley. NOTE.-—Names of Potatoes to be attached to Exhibit when shown in Classes Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 110 to 114 and 123 to 127 inclusive. All Exhibits in these Classes must be 79 R. C. Clarke. 80 R. C. Clarke. shown clean and staged bare on the table.

SPECIAL No. 45.—R. C. CLARKE, Esq., kindly offers £1 Is. for the best Exhibit Class 130. One Sheaf of Winter Wheat. of Swedes. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-.

SPECIAL No. 46.—RICHARD CLARKE, Esq., kindly offers £1 Is. for the best 81 Free Green Farm. 85 H. M. Chester. Exhibit of Mangolds. 82 Exors. of J. Norbury. 86 F. G. Ashley. 83 R. C. Clarke. 86a F. G. Ashley. 84 R. C. Clarke. SPECIALS Nos. 47 & 48.—MESSRS. DICKSON BROWN & TAIT, Ltd., 57 Cross Street, Manchester, 2, offer two vouchers, value 15/- each for the best Exhibits of Swedes and Mangolds in the District Classes. Class 131. One Sheaf of Spring Oats (White) Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 87 Free Green Farm. 91 H. M. Chester. 88 Exors. of J. Norbury. 92 F. G. Ashley. 89 R. C. Clarke. 92a F. G. Ashley. 90 R. C. Clarke.

Cheshire Cheese

JUDGES: Mr. W. H. HILL, 335 Crewe Road, Willaston, Nantwich. Mr. F. A. MOORE, Woodlands, Park Road, Nantwich

FARMHOUSE CHEESEMAKERS

Class 132. Three Cheshire Cheese, uncoloured, irrespective of weight, made in I9S4, and exhibited by a Registered Farmhouse Cheese Maker. Prizes—First, £7; Second, £5; Third, £3; Fourth, £1. 93 C. Cope. 100 T. E. Beckett. 94 P. Noden. 101 C. Weaver. 95 J. A. Bebington. 102 J. D. Goodwin. 96 T. E. Beckett. 102a J. H. Hobson. 97 C. Weaver. 103 W. Wild & Son (Mollington) 98 J. D. Goodwin. Ltd. 99 W. Wild &' Son (Mollington) 104 C. Weaver. Ltd. 104a J. H. Hobson.

2 125 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 133. Three Cheshire Cheese, coloured, irrespective of SPECIAL PRIZES weight, made in I9S4, and exhibited by a Registered SPECIAL No. 49.—The "Wm. Champness" Perpetual Challenge Cup, Farmhouse Cheese Maker. presented by WM. CHAMPNESS, Esq., for the best Three Cheshire Cheese Prizes—First, £7; Second, £5; Third, £3; Fourth, £1. exhibited by a Farmhouse Cheesemaker. The winner to hold the lrophy 105 P. Noden. 113 J. E. Simcock. for a maximum period of twelve months and return it to the Secretary one 106 J. A. Bebington. 114 J. D. Goodwin. month prior to the next Show. 107 T. E. Beckett. 115 C. Weaver. SPECIAL No. 50.—Messrs. BENGERS LTD., Holmes Chapel, kindly offer a Special 108 C. Weaver. 116 W. Wild & Son (Mollington) Cash Prize of £2 2s„ for the best Three Cheese in the Show, made with their 109 P. Noden. Ltd. "Sterren" rennet. 110 J. D. Goodwin. 117 J. H. Hobson. 111 T. E. Beckett. 118 J. E. Simcock. 112 W. Wild Son (Mollington) 119 C. Weaver. Ltd. EGGS AND DRESSED POULTRY FACTORY CHEESE MAKERS (Open Competition) Class 134. Three Cheshire Cheese, irrespective of weight, made JUDGES: in 1954 and exhibit* d by a Registered Factory Eggs Cheese Maker. Mr. K. BROWN, c/o C.F.A. Ltd., Market Street, Nantwich Prizes—First, £7; Second, £5; Third, £3; Fourth, £1. Dressed Poultry 120 Nottingham Co-operative 124 J. Hanson & Sons Ltd. Soc. ,Ltd. 125 Dobsons' Dairies Ltd. Mr. F. BEBBINGTON, C/O. C.F.A. Ltd., Market Street, Nantwich 121 Nottingham Co-operative 126 Dobsons' Dairies Ltd. CLASSES WILL BE JUDGED AT 1 p.m., TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER Soc., Ltd. 127 Dobsons' Dairies Ltd. 122 C.W.S. Ltd. Creamery, 128 C.W.S. Ltd. Creamery SPECIAL CONDITION.—Exhibits in Classes 140 and 141 with the Breast Bone (Llandyrnog). (Melin Rug). broken will be disqualified. This will be strictly enforced. 123 J. Hanson & Sons Ltd. Class 135. Six White Hen Eggs. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 129 W J Ashworth. 133 Norcliffe Estates Ltd. EGGS! • EGGSI 130 Miss D. W. Green. 134 B. Gaskell. 131 J. T. Houghton. 135 Master N. Cussons. 132 R. G. Garside. 136 O. Millner. TO PRODUCERS Class 136. Six Brown Hen Eggs. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. WEEKLY COLLECTIONS MADE BY 137 R. G. Garside. 144 Mrs. O. Norbury. illllllll Oldham & District Egg Grading Station 138 J. Wilson. 145 W. G. Robinson. II (Proprietors: W. J. ROBINSON & SONS (M/c) LTD. EST. 1868.) 139 B. Gaskell. 146 W. G. Robinson. FAULKENHURST STREET - CHADDERTON llll! 140 B. Gaskell. 147 F. Massey. 141 B. Gaskell. 148 F. Massey. 142 B. Gaskell. 149 Master N. Cussons. Telephone: MAIn 5995 143 Mrs. O. Norbury. 150 C. J. Price. TOP PRICES PAID Class 137. Six Tinted Hen Eggs. ALSO ENGLISH NEW LAID EGGS SUPPLIED Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. TO SHOPS, HOTELS, CANTEENS, ETC. 11111 151 W. J. Ashworth. 159 E. Clare. 152 Free Green Farm. 160 E. Clare. 153 Miss D. W. Green. 161 B. Gaskell. = : 154 A. C. Hallett. 162 Mrs. O. Norbury. ; EGGS! - EGGS!: 155 A. C. Hallett. 163 Mrs. O. Norbury. 156 A. C. Hallett. 164 W. G. Robinson, 157 R. G. Garside. 165 F. Massey. 158 J. Wilson. 166 C. T. Price. 126 12 ARICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 138. Six Bantam Eggs (must not exceed one-and-a-half ounces) Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 167 W. J. Ashworth. 170 Mrs. P. Newton. 168 R. G. Garside. 171 A. Newton. 169 P. C. Lloyd. By Appointment Seed Merchants to the late King George VI Class 139. Six Duck Eggs. J. L. Clucas Ltd. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 172 W. J. Ashworth. 175 R. G. Garside. 173 A. C. Hallett. 176 J. M. Robinson. igree Seeds 174 A. C. Hallett. 177 Master N. Cussons. from the Class 140. Chicken, dressed for table. Prizes—First, £1/5/-; Second, 15/-; third, 10/-. 178 Miss Norma Eaton. 184 Mrs. C. Edgell. 179 Mrs. J. Gardiner. 185 Mrs. E. Sheldon. House of Ciucas 180 Mrs. T. Gardiner. 186 W. H. Close. 181 R. G. Garside. 187 C. J. Price. To produce seeds of really high quality much 182 G. Parkes. 188 C. J. Price. skill and patience is necessary. According to 183 G. Parkes. type it may take years of careful selection to arrive at the required standard. Class 141. Fowl (chicken barred) dressed for table. We at Clucas' have been supplying and raising True-Line Prizes—First, £1/5/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. Pedigree Seeds for almost 100 years, so that to-day there is a 189 W. Lomas. 193 Mrs. C. Edgell. tremendous demand for our famous seeds from both 190 Mrs. J. Gardiner. 194 W. H. Close. professional and amateur gardeners. Our 'CLUSEED' 191 R. G. Garside. 195 Master N. Cussons. varieties are especially requested, this name is our Registered 192 Norcliffe Estates Ltd. Trade Mark and is applied to our oustanding varieties only Class 142. Duckling, dressed for table. SEND TO-DAY for our latest catalogues Prizes—First, £1/5/-; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. of Vegetables, Flower and Farm Seeds ; 196 W. Lomas. 200 Norcliffe Estates Ltd. these are free, and post free, on request. 197 Mrs. J. Gardiner. 201 Mrs. C. Edgell. 198 Mrs. J. Gardiner. 202 Mrs. E. Sheldon. 199 R. G. Garside. 203 Master N. Cussons. J. L. CLUCAS Ltd. SPECIAL PRIZES THE POULTRY CLUB (Secretary, W. H. Silk, Esq., Courts Wynde, Haslemere, and BLATCHFORD (Coventry) LTD. SURREY) offers SPECIAL No. 51.—The Poultry Club Coronation Cup, for the best plate of PLANT BREEDERS — SEED GROWERS — SEED MERCHANTS Eggs in the Show, owned by a Member of the Poultry Club. This Cup is won outright by the Member of the Poultry Club recording most LANCASHIRE wins on the Cup up to 31st December, 1954. A Certificate is awarded for each ORMSKJRK win recorded. Ormskirk 3222/3 THE BRITISH WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION (Secretary, Capt. J. K. Lipscombe, St. Telephone Anthony's, Swanley, Kent), offers the following:— SPECIAL No. 52.—Rosette for best Plate of Duck Eggs (open to all). SPECIAL No. 53.—Rosette for best Dressed Table Duckling (open to all).

2 129 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued SPECIAL No. 54.—B.W.A. Duck Egg Points Cup (Members only). To be judged according to B.W.A. Standard. Awards at this Show will be taken into consideration in the award of the British Waterfowl Association's "Duck Egg" Points Trophy. Mr. W. GUY WILKINS, Garth Duck Farm, Llanafan-Fawr, Builth Wells, Brecon, offers the following:—• BY APPOINTMENT SEEDSMEN TO THE SPECIAL No. 55.—Voucher value 10s. for the best Plate of Duck Eggs. LATE KING GEORGE VI SPECIAL No. 56.—Voucher value 10s. for the best Dressed Table Duckling. • (Vouchers issued by the Show Secretary, will be taken in part payment for Eggs or Stock in 1954 Catalogue.) CLIBRANS LIMITED BOTTLED FRUITS AND PRESERVES Seed Growers and Merchants (Open Competition) ALTRINCHAM JUDGE: • • • Miss N. D. ELKINGTON, N.W. Electricity Board, Manchester. All Exhibits in the following Classes to be of the Exhibitor's Own Bottling. Specialists in CLASSES WILL BE JUDGED AT 1 p.m., TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER. PEDIGREE SEED CORN Class 143. l-lb. Strawberry Jam, in glass jar. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. All the Best varieties in Wheat, Oats, Barley 204 Mrs. R. W. Morris. 208 H. F. Peet. and Rye; treated with Mercurial Dressing. 205 Mis. E. Savage. 209 Mrs. J. Pennington. 206 Mis. A. Hartley. 210 Mrs. A. Southern. 207 Mrs. H. M. Lear. 211 Mrs. A. Davies. GRASSES AND CLOVERS Grown from high yielding strains, and Class 144. l-lb. Raspberry Jam, in glass jar. recleaned to highest standard of purity. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 212 Mrs. H. Bottomley. 219 H. F. Peet. 213 Mrs. R. W. Morris. 220 Miss H. R. Buckley. ROOT SEEDS 214 Mrs. E. Savage. 221 Mrs. J. Suckley. 215 Mrs. A. Hartley. 222 Mrs. J. Pennington. Pedigree Stocks of Mangels and Swedes, the 216 Mrs. I. Ryan. 223 Mrs. A. Southern. 217 Mrs. I. Rvan. 224 Miss E. Wilkinson. result of seventy years' continuous selection. 218 Mrs. H. M. Lear.

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS Class 145. l-lb. Blackcurrant Jam, in glass jar. All grown from specially selected strains Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-, 225 Mrs. H. Bottomiev. 232 H. F. Peet. for maximum production and high quality. 226 Mrs. R. W. Morris. 233 Miss H. R. Buckley. 227 Mrs. E. Savage. 234 Mrs. J. Suckley. 228 Mrs. A. Hartley. 235 Mrs. J. Pennington. COMPLETE LISTS ON APPLICATION 229 Mrs. I. Ryan. 236 Mrs. A. Southern. 230 Mrs. G. M. Albery. 237 Miss E. Wilkinson. 231 Mrs. H. M. Lear.

130 131 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 146. l-lb. Lemon Cheese, in glass jar. Class 149. One Bottle of Soft Fruit (one kind of fruit only in each bottle, Pears excluded). Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 238 Mrs. E. Savage. 243 Mrs. A. Southern. 244 Miss E. Wilkinson. 267 Mrs. G. M. Albery. 271 Mrs. D. Shore. 239 Mrs. A. Hartley. 268 Mrs. E. M. Goodwin. 272 Mrs. J. Suckley. 240 H. F. Peet. 245 Master N. Cussons. 248 Mrs. A. Davies. 269 H. F. Peet. 273 Mrs. C. Edgell. 241 Mrs. J. Pennington. 270 Mrs. D. Shore. 274 Mrs. C. Edgell. 242 Mrs. E. Sheldon. Class 150. One Bottle of Pears. Class 147. Mb. Jelly, in glass jar. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 275 Mrs. G. M. Albery. 279 Mrs. D. Shore. 247 Mrs. H. Bottomley. 251 H. F. Peet. 276 Mrs. E. M. Goodwin. , 280 Mrs. C. Edgell. 248 Mrs. R. W. Morris. 252 Mrs. J. Pennington. 277 H. F. Peet. 281 Mrs. C. Edgell. 249 Mrs. E. Savage. 253 Mrs. A. Southern. 278 Mrs. W. L. Smith. 282 Mrs. A. Davies. 250 Mrs. G. M. Albery. 254 Miss E. Wilkinson.

Class 148. One Bottle of Stone Fruit. ALTRINCHAM AND DISTRICT Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 255 Mrs. G. M. Albery. 261 Mrs. D. Shore. YOUNG FARMERS' CLUB CLASSES 256 Mrs. E. M. Goodwin. 262 Mrs. D. Shore. JUDGES: 257 H. F. Peet. 263 Mrs. J. Suckley. 258 Mrs. W. L. Smith. 264 Mrs. C. Edgell. Roots 259 Mrs. W. L. Smith. 265 Mrs. C. Edgell. Mr. A. LEECH, Oakleigh, Crown Lane, Lower Peover 260 Mrs. D. Shore. 266 Mrs. C. Edgell. Mr. J. PETERS, Southworth Hall Farm, Croft, Warrington Eggs Mr. K. BROWN, C/O C.F.A. Ltd., Market Street, Nantwich Preserves, etc. Miss N. D. ELKINGTON, N.W. Electricity Board, Manchester Confined to Members of the Altrincham and District Young Farmers' Club who are not more than 30 years of age, and have paid their 1954 V Subscription. CLASSES WILL BE JUDGED AT 1 p.m. ON TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER

Class 151. Six Globe Mangolds with tops. FOR THE FARM Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. AND GARDEN 283 P. Stanhope. Class 152. Six Swede Turnips with Tops o Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/- 284 P. Stanhope.

Class 153. Six Oval Potatoes, white Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 100 YEARS EXPERIENCE 285 P. Stanhope. AT YOUR SERVICE Class. 154. Three Sticks Harrow Stem Kale Prizes—First, £10/0/0; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. No Entries.

133 132 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued ftglgg£i Class 155. One Sheaf Winter Wheat. By Appointment Seedsmen fppllfe® To the Late King George VI. Prizes—First, £1/0/0; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. ciBar' 286 F. R. Dunn. 287 P. Stanhope.

Class 156. Six White Hen Eggs. Carters Tested Seeds Prizes—First, £1/0/0; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 288 Miss B. Booth. 291 F. R Dunn 289 Miss M. Booth. 292 P. Stanhope. Selected for Strain and Quality 290 Miss G. M. Cook. FARM SEERS for 1054/55 Class 157. Six Tinted Hen Eggs. Full particulars and Prices of Carters Prizes—First, £1/0/0; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 293 Miss B. Booth. 296 F. R. Dunn Pedigree Roots, Kales, Barleys, Oats 294 Miss M. Booth. 297 P. Stanhope. and Wheats; Grasses and Clovers, are 295 Miss G. M. Cook. to be found in our New Season's Class 158. l-lb. Lemon Cheese in Glass Jar. Catalogue:— Prizes—First, £1/0/0; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 298 Miss B. Booth. 300 Miss A. W. Fowles. The "Farmer's Guide" 299 Miss M. Booth. 301 Miss G. M. Cook. Catalogue Class 159. One Bottle Stone Fruit in Syrup. Prizes—First, £1/0/0; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. free on request 302 Miss B. Booth. 304 Miss G. M. Cook Reserve your Copy Now 303 Miss M. Booth.

Our Farm Representatives will by pleased to Class 160. One Plain Sandwich Cake. call upon you at any time, to discuss your Prizes—First, £1/0/0; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. particular problems and requirements. 305 Miss B. Booth. 307 Miss A. W. Fowles 306 Miss M. Booth. 308 Miss G. M. Cook.

Class 161. Nine Biscuits. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 309 Miss B. Booth. 311 Miss G. M. Cook 310 Miss M. Booth.

Class 162. Best Arrangement of Flowers on a saucer. RAYNES PARK, LONDON, S.W. 20 Prizes—First, £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 312 Miss B. Booth. 314 Miss G. M. Cook 313 Miss M. Booth.

134 1 HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE SPECIAL NOTICE NON-COMPETITIVE EXHIBITS The Horticultural Section will be judged at 10-30 a.m. on TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, and staging must be JUDGED AT 10-30 a.m., on TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER completed by 10 a.m. Exhibits cannot be removed until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 16th September, and must be claimed before 5-30 p.m. The "ERNEST ROBSON" Exhibitors are strongly advised to be in charge of and PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY remove their Exhibits at the close of the Show. Neither the and £12 will be awarded to the most meritorious Exhibit. The Society nor any official can undertake responsibility for winner to return the Trophy to the Secretary of the Society not later any loss. than one month before the date of the 1955 Show. THE FLOWER SHOW will be open to the Public on Tuesday, 14th September, as soon as judging is finished (approximately 1 p.m.) and closes at 9 p.m. The Judges are empowered to award LARGE GOLD MEDALS, GOLD ADMISSION 2s. Od. CHILDREN Is.Od. MEDALS and SILVER GILT MEDALS for meritorious Non- Competitive Trade Exhibits. Medals will not be provided by the Committee but appropriate Medal Award Cards will be issued. After DONATIONS TO PRIZE FUND the Awards have been made, the Committee will take into considera- The Committee desire to place on record their appreciation of the following donations tion the size and general character of the Exhibits, together with the to the Prize Fund, or for Special Prizes. labour and expense involved in providing such Exhibits, and m £ s. d. £ s. d. The Royal Botanical Society, A. B. Ireland, Esq., Bowdon 1 1 0 approved cases, will be prepared to make monetary grants in lieu Manchester 50 0 0 of the Medals. TATTERSALL CUP

COMPETITIVE SECTION SPECIAL No. 57.—The A. C. Tattersall Silver Challenge Cup kindly presented by Mrs. TATTERSALL, Bowdon, for the most meritorious amateur exhibit in the JUDGES: Horticultural Section. The winner to hold the trophy for a maximum period of one year, the trophy to be returned to the Show Secretary one month prior to the next Show. All Rose Classes except Table Decorations Mr. OLIVER MEE, Wilmslow. Chrysanthemums ../Mr. E. BULCOCK, Wilmslow. (Mr. A. H. HABGOOD, Birmingham. The following classes are Herbaceous Plants ../Mr. CECIL F. LANDER, Bramhall. Dahlias, Gladioli, etc \Mr. T. H. STYLES, Northenden. OPEN TO THE UNITED KINGDOM J. Nixon, Alderley Edge. Table Decorations, Bowls and Baskets f Mrs. (Trade included) (other than Roses) \Mr. A. ADSHEAD, Lytham St. Annes. Floral Bouquets Mrs. I. WHITEHEAD, Dukinfield. ROSES Carnations Mr. W. H. KITCHING, A.H., R.H.S., Warter Priory, York. Class 163. Six vases of Roses, twelve blooms to each vase, six E. C. HERWIN, County Hort. distinct varieties Fruit Advisory Officer, Crewe. L. C. ROWE, Kingston Hall Gdns., Prizes—First, £3; Second, £1/10/-; Third, 15/-. Kingston-on-Soar. 351 T. W. Chatterton.- 352 Mrs. J. Fryer. Vegetables J. WATKINS, Cheadle. A. CARTER, Tarporley. Class 164. One Basket of Cut Roses, one or more varieties, Non-Competitive Trade Displays and [Mr. A. E. HARPER, Warrington. not more than twenty-four stems, the basket to be Special No. 57 < Mr. W. H. KITCHING, A.H., R.H.S., round, without handle and not to exceed 14-in. Warter Priory, Yorks. inside diameter or to be more than 9-in. deep. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 15/-. NOTE.—Awards. The Judges may withhold any Prize or Prizes if they deem any Exhibit or Exhibits unworthy of an Award. 353 T. W. Chatterton. 136 HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 165. One Box of Six Roses, six distinct varieties, box 12-in. x 18-in. x 4-in. deep at front, 6-in. at back. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 15/-. 354 A. E. Buzza. 357 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. 355 C. F. Warren. 358 H. A. Lees. 356 T. W. Chatterton. _ 1 i ••-I®-1 DAHLIAS ELECTRIC^ Class 166. A Display of Dahlias on a space 10-ft. by 5-ft. on flat tabling l-ft. from the ground. SOIL Prizes—First, £10; Second, £6; Third, £4. 359 R. Hough. 361 John Bell. 360 G. W. D. Miller. 362 R. Sant.

Class 167. Twelve Vases Dahlias, any varieties. Prizes—First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1. 363 G. Dawson. 366 W. M. Hillier. 364 R. Hough. 367 R. Sant. 365 G. W. D. Miller.

Class 168. Six Vases Dahlias, any varieties. Prizes—First £1/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 10/-.

368 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. 371 G. W. D. Miller. 369 G. Dawson. 372 W. M. Hillier. 370 R. Hough. 373 R. Sant.

ELECTRICITY STAND CARNATIONS (No. 33—near main entrance) Class 169. Three Vases Carnations, perpetual flowering, twelve blooms, in a vase, three distinct varieties. We shall be pleased to supply and install the latest types of electrical equipment best suited for the Prizes—First £2; Second, £1/10/-; Third, £1. Grower's particular needs. Most of the equipment 374 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 375 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. available from stock and can be obtained for cash or on hire -purchase terms. GLADIOLI Ask our Engineers at the Stand for advice or in- formation on any electrical matter, or call at the Class 170. Twelve vases Gladioli, six spikes in a vase, not less than six varieties, large flowering. nearest Electricity Service Centre or DistrSct Office. Prizes—First, £4; Second, £3; Third, £2. 376 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 379 W. M. Hillier. The NORTH WESTERN ELECTRICITY BOARD 377 B. Burnage. 380 Kelway & Son Ltd. 378 A. Egerton.

138 HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 171. Six vases Gladioli, six spikes in a vase, not less than three distinct varieties, large flowering. Prizes—First, £2; Second, £1/10/-; Third, £1. 381 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 385 G. W. D. Miller. FlfMJTf 382 B. Burnage. 386 A. Egerton. NON-TAINTING SMOKE INSECTICIDE LINDANE 383 Mrs. M. Rowley. 387 W. M. Hillier. destroys pests under glass THE DEAD EASY WAY I [pure 384 G. Dawson. 388 Miss Sally Hurst. FTJMITE LINDANE is deadly efficient against common glasshouse insect pests, except Red Spider. It is non-tainting, can be used on Cucumbers, Tomatoes and Mushrooms at recommended dosage without damage to plants and crops. Class 172. Three vases Gladioli, six spikes in a vase, three dist- inct varieties, large flowering. Use FUMITE LINDANE SUPPLIED IN FOUR PELLET SIZES Price per tube of 4 Prizes—First £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 7/6. AZOBENZENE SIZE 1 500 cu. ft. per pellet 750 cu. ft. per pellet against Aphids (Green Fly) 1/9 389 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 393 G. Dawson. against SIZE 2 1,500 cu. ft. per pellet 390 B. Burnage. 394 A. Egerton. Red Spider 2,250 cu. ft per pellet against Aphids (Green Fly) 3/- 391 Mrs. M. Rowley. 395 W. M. Hillier. 392 J. C. Baskerville. 396 W. T. Johnson. FUMITf Penetrates everywhere—AND KILLS The F U MITE range FUMITE LINDANE FUMITE DDT/LINDANE against common insect pests other than Red Spider (not on Cucurbits). CHRYSANTHEMUMS FUMITE AZOBENZENE for control of Red Spider. FUMITE TCNB Fungicidal Smoke for control of Botrytis on indooi. lettuce and chrysanthemums. Comprehensive stocks held by Messrs. Easthams. 221 St. Paul's Road. Preston. Class 173. A display of Chrysanthemums on a space 10-ft. by British Patent Nos. 621732, 621894, & 651684. Application No. 18743 53-others pending. 5-ft. on flat tabling l-ft. from the ground. In case of difficulty write to :— WAECO LTD. (FUMITE Division) 120 2 Victoria Street, London, S.W.I Prizes—First, £15; Second, £10; Third, £5; Fourth, £2. Phone: Tate Gallery 9626 Factory: HIGH POST, SALISBURY, WILTS NO ENTRIES

Class 174. Eighteen vases of Chrysanthemums, disbudded, not less than eight varieties and not more than seven blooms in a vase. Prizes—First £8; Second, £5; Third, £3. 398 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 401 R. N. Parkinson. 400 G. W. D. Miller. OF KNUTSFORD SPECIAL No. 58.—The Broomedge Silver Challenge Cup, kindly presented by MESSRS. BROOMEDGE NURSERIES LTD., Lymm, for the best exhibit in Class have over half-a-million roses No. 174. The Winner to hold the trophy for a maximum period of one year for you to inspect and enjoy. and return it to the Show Secretary one month prior to the next Show.

Why not pay a visit some evening W^m Class 175. Twelve vases Chrysanthemums, disbudded, not less or week-end. asQ than six varieties and not more than seven blooms If you cannot do that then send for in a vase. this catalogue of Prizes—First, £4; Second, £3; Third, £2. Fryer's Hardy Cheshire Roses 402 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. beautifully illustrated in colour. HI CSmKgZegi Class 176. Six vases Chrysanthemums, disbudded, six varieties FRYERS NURSERIES LTD. : KNUTSFORD seven blooms in a vase. Prizes—First, £2; Second, £1/5/-; Third, £1. On the main Manchester Road leading into Knutsford 403 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 405 G. W. D. Miller. 404 A. Crosby. 406 S. Peers.

140 HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 182. For the best Design and most tasteful arrangement Class 177. Three vases Chrysanthemums, disbudded, three (Carnations and suitable foliage only allowed). varieties and not more than seven blooms in a vase Special tables 6-ft. x 4-ft. will be provided. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. Prizes—First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1. 407 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 409 S. Peers. 433 Miss R. Cornwall-Legh. 435 Miss E. M. Clarke. 408 A. Crosby. 410 N. H. Henderson. 434 W. Scott & Sons.

Class 178. Three vases Chrysanthemums, three varieties, not FLORAL BOUQUETS, ETC. more than six sprays. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. Class 183. Three Bouquets (one bride, two bridesmaids) in any 411 A. Crosby. 412 G. W. D. Miller. style at the discretion of the exhibitor. Prizes—First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2. , Class 179. Two boxes of Chrysanthemum Blooms, as packed for 436 Lloyd's Nurseries. 438 W. Scott & Sons. market, the boxes not to be larger than the stand- 437 W. Scott & Sons. 439 J. P. Jackson. ard market box—38-in. long, 19-in. wide and 6-in. SPECIAL No. 61.—The Chomlea Rose Bowl, kindly presented by Mrs. deep, inside measurements. Each box to contain Bottomley will be awarded to the winner of Class 183. The Trophy cannot be one variety only of any market type. In judging, won outright and must be returned to the Secretary one month before the date the packing is to be the most important condsier- of the 1955 Show. ation rather than the quality of the flowers. Class 184. One Lady's Corsage suitable for Evening Wear. Prizes—First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, £1. Third, 15/-. 413 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 440 Mrs. F. E. Jones. 443 W. Scott & Sons. R.H.S. Definition of a Spray.—A Spray is the last flowering growth, consisting 441 Miss N. G. Redfern. 444 J. P. Jackson. of one stem with a centre flower or bud, and with its surrounding flowers or buds. 442 Miss R. Cornwall-Legh. 445 Mrs. Gladys Steer. *NOTE.—Chrysanthemums in classes 173 to 178 to be named and one named variety in a vase. BASKETS AND BOWLS

SPECIALS Nos. 59 and 60.—THE NATIONAL CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY'S Certi- Class 185. Basket of early flowering out-door Chrysanthemums ficate of Merit will be awarded to the winners of Class Nos. 173 and 174. to be arranged for effect with any kind of foliage. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 15/-. TABLE DECORATIONS 446 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. 448 J. P. Jackson. 447 W. Scott Sons. 449 R. A. Rogers. Class 180. For the best Design and most tasteful arrangement (Roses and Carnations excluded). Special tables SPECIAL No. 62.—£1 10s. kindly presented by Mrs. GRICE to the winner in 6ft-. by 4-ft. will be provided. Class 185. Prizes—First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1. Class 186. Basket of Roses to be arranged for decoration effect. 414 Mrs. F. E. Jones. 419 S. Berry. 415 Miss N. G. Redfern. 420 Miss R. Cornwall-Legh. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. 416 Miss P. Page. 421 W. Scott & Sons. 450 Mrs. F. E. Jones. 453 R. A. Rogers. 417 Miss A. Nairn. 422 J. P. Jackson. 451 Miss N. G. Redfern. 454 Mrs. M. Eayrs. 418 L. A. Halsall. 423 Miss E. M. Clarke. 452 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. Class 181. For the best Design and most tasteful arrangement Class 187. Basket of Dahlias to be arranged for effect with any (Roses only and only Rose foliage allowed). Special kind of foliage. tables 6-ft. by 4-ft. will be provided. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. Prizes—First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1. 455 Mrs. H. Bottomley. 459 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. 424 Mrs F. E. Jones. 429 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. 456 Mrs. F. E. Tones. 460 J. P. Jackson. 457 Miss N. G. Redfern. 461 R. A. Rogers. 425 Miss N. G. Redfern. 430 W. Scott & Sons. 426 L. A. Halsall. 431 R. A. Rogers. 458 Mrs. K. Fryer. 462 R. Sant. 427 Mrs. J. Fryer. 432 Miss E. M. Clarke. 1 HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued WALTER BLOM & SON LTD., Class 188. Bowl, not to exceed 12-in. in diameter, of Cut Flowers, (of Holland) suitable for table decoration (Orchids, Carnations, Coombeland Nurseries, Sweet Peas and Roses, excluded). Leavesden 58, Watford Prizes—First, £1; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. Herts. 463 Mrs. H. Bottomley. 469 Mrs. K. Fryer. 464 Mrs. F. E. Jones. 471 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. 465 Mrs. L. Faulkner. 472 J. P. Jackson. 466 Miss A. Nairn. 473 R. A. Rogers. 467 L. A. Halsall. 474 Miss E. M. Clarke. 468 Mrs. W. L. Smith.

Class 189. Bowl, not to exceed 12-in. in diameter, of Roses, arranged for effect, only rose foliage allowed. fatS* Prizes—First, £1; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. ICE CREAM 475 Mrs. F. E. Jones. 480 W. H. Lockwood. FOR QUALITY 476 Miss L. Faulkner. 481 W. Scott & Sons, AND SERVICE 477 A. E. Buzza. 482 R. A. Rogers. 478 L. A. Halsall. 483 Miss E. M. Clarke. 479 Mrs. J. Fryer. A copy of our fully illustrated General Bulb Catalogue con- SPECIAL No. 63.—£1 10s. kindly presented by Mrs. DAY to the winner in Class 189 taining more than 1,000 varie- ties, will be sent on application. POT PLANTS

Class 190. One Flowering Plant. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. A few outstanding reasons 484 Mrs. H. Bottomlev. 488 D. Cambell. why . . . 485 D. C. Armitstead. 489 O. Applewhite. "ELBIE" 486 D. C. Armitstead. 490 J. Lunn. DUSTLESS DUSTERS NOPEST 487 G. W. Oilier. 491 Mrs. F. Potts. (as Televised) INSECTICIDE Class 191. One Foliage Plant (Ferns included). Eulogised by thousands of users. is now acknowledged as the Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/- No shaking required. Safest and Best Pest Killer. 492 Mrs. M. K. Patton. 495 Mrs. C. Rogers. Polishes as it dusts. 493 Mrs. M. K. Patton. 496 J. Lunn. It DOES KILL White Fly—It 494 D. Cambell. 497 G. Dawson. WASHABLE - HYGIENIC DOES NOT disturb the bloom on the foliage of Carnations—It is CHLOROPHYLL CHARGED a CERTAIN CURE for Mildew THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE CONFINED TO You have started some- on Chrysanthemums, Roses, and thing when you use it. all plants—It can be used with AMATEUR GARDENERS ONLY perfect safety on plants in full Ideal presents for your bloom or on fruit. friends. CHRYSANTHEMUMS Stocked by Dept., Hardware, ASK YOUR SEEDSMAN FOR NOPEST THE SAFEST Co-operative Stores, Drapers INSECTICIDE KNOWN Class 192. Six vases Chrysanthemums, disbudded of five biooms Chi mists, etc. of one named variety in a vase. or write the makers— Prizes— First, £1/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 10/-. BATLEY & CO. GOQDALLS (Disinfectants) LTD. Gorsey Works, Stockport 498 G. Lamb. 501 R. A. Rogers. Phone: Stockport 3880 BIRTLEY CO. DURHAM 499 J. A. Dean. 502 S. Peers. 500 R. N. Parkinson. 503 N. H. Henderson. 1 HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE—continued Class 193. Three vases Chrysanthemums, disbudded, of five Class 199. Three vases Charm or Small Decorative, five blooms blooms of one named variety in a vase. of one named variety in each vase. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 504 G. Lamb. 508 R. N. Parkinson. 545 Mrs. F. E. Jones. 548 Mrs. F. Potts. 505 J. A. Dean. 509 S. Peers. 546 G. Dawson. 549 E. Moore. 506 S. Berry. 510 N. H. Henderson. 547 W. M. Hillier. 550 Mrs. P. Newton. 507 F. G. Pugh. ROSES Class 194. One vase Chrysanthemums, disbudded, of five blooms any variety or varieties. Class 200. One box of Six Roses, not less than three distinct Prizes—First, 15/'-; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. varieties. Box 12-in. x 18-in. x 4-in. deep at front 511 G. Lamb. 517 H. M. Whittaker. 6-in. at back. 512 G. W. Oilier. 518 R. N. Parkinson. Prizes—First £1; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 513 J. A. Dean. 519 R. A. Rogers. 514 S. Berry. 520 S. Peers. 551 A. E. Buzza. 555 A. Foden. 515 O. Applewhite. 521 N. H. Henderson. 552 C. F. Warren. 556 J. Clarke. 516 F. G. Pugh. 553 R. J. Phipps. 557 H. A. Lees. 554 J. C. Baskerville. 558 Mrs. P. Newton. DAHLIAS Class 201. One vase of Roses, twelve blooms. Class 195. Three vases Cactus, three blooms of one named Prizes—First, 15/-; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. variety in each vase. 559 A. E. Buzza. 562 J. Clarke. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 560 R. J. Phipps. 563 R. A. Rogers. 522 D. Cambell. 526 J. F. Hollins. 561 W. H. Lockwood. 523 J. Keen. 527 E. Moore. 524 J. Lunn. 528 Mrs. P. Newton. GLADIOLI 525 W. M. Hillier. Class 202. One vase of Gladioli, six spikes, any variety or Class 196. Three vases Decorative, three blooms of one named varieties. variety in each vase. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 564 A. E. Buzza. 569 A. Egerton. 529 D. Cambell. 532 T. F. Hollins. 565 Mrs. W. L. Smith. 570 W. M. Hillier. 530 J. Lunn. 533 Mrs. F. Potts. 566 Mrs. M. Rowley. 571 W. T. Johnson. 531 C. Dawson. 567 J. C. Baskerville. 572 W. Moss. 568 G. Dawson. 573 Mrs. P. Newton. Class 197. Three vases Pom-Pom, six blooms of one named variety in each vase. FRUIT Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 534 Mrs. F. E. Tones. 537 W. M. Hillier. No Competitor to take more than one Prize in each Class from Classes 535 H. L. Beeston. 538 E. Moore. 203 to 233. 536 G. Dawson. 539 Mrs. P. Newton. All Exhibits to be Exhibitors' own growing.

Class 198. Six vases Decorative, one bloom of one named variety OPEN COMPETITION in each vase. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. Class 203. Two Bunches of Black or White Grapes. 540 Mrs. F. E. Jones. 543 G. Dawson. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 15/-; Third, 10/-. 541 D. Cambell. 544 J. F. Hollins. 542 J. Keen. 574 R. H. Albery. 575 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. 146 147 UT—continued UT—continued Class 204. Collection of Dessert Apples, six varieties, five fruits Class 213. One Dish of Apples,Worcester Pearmain, five fruits. of each—to be named. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 12/6. 600 W. Sparkes. 603 Miss E. Wilkinson. 576 W. Sparkes. 578 F. Newport. 601 R. H. Albery. 604 F. Newport. 577 Mrs. R. H. Burne. 602 T. Goring. Class 214. One Dish of Apples, Ellison's Orange, five fruits. Class 205. Collection of Culinary Apples, six varieties, five fruits in each—to be named. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 605 W. Sparkes. 608 H. E. Atkinson. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 12/6 606 Free Green Farm. 609 T. Goring. 579 G. W. D. Miller. 581 F. Newport. ' 607 R. H. Albery. 580 Mrs. R. H. Burne. Class 215. One Dish of Apples, Cox's Orange Pippin, five fruits. Class 206. Collection of Hardy Fruits, five distinct kinds. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Prizes—First, £1/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 12/6. 610 W. Sparkes. 612 T. Goring. 611 H. E. Atkinson. 582 R. A. Rogers. 584 F. Newport. 583 Mrs. R. H. Burne. Class 216. One Dish of Apples, Bramley's Seedling, five fruits. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Class 207. One Dish of Apples, Allington Pippin, five fruits. 613 R. H. Albery. 615 R. Austin. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 614 T. Goring. 616 F. Newport. 585 H. E. Atkinson. 587 F. Newport. 586 T. Goring. Class 217. One Dish of Apples, Grenadier, five fruits. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Class 208. One Dish of Apples, Rev. W. Wilkes, five fruits. 617 W. Sparkes. 618 R. Austin. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 588 Mrs. Temple Sumerville. 590 F. Newport. Class 218. One Dish of Apples, Warner's King, five fruits. 589 T. Goring. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 619 T. Goring. 621 F. Newport. Class 209. One Dish of Apples, Lord Suffield, five fruits. 620 G. W. D. Miller. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Class 219. One Dish of Apples, Charles Ross, five fruits. 591 R. Austin. 592 F. Newport. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 622 H. E. Atkinson. 624 F. Newport Class 210. One Dish of Apples, Lord Grosvenor, five fruits. 623 T. Goring. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Class 220. One Dish of Apples, James Grieve, five fruits. 593 F. Newport. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Class 211. One Dish of Apples, Peasgood's Nonsuch, five fruits. 625 W. Sparkes. 627 R. Austin. 626 T. Goring. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 594 T. Goring. 596 F. Newport. Class 221. One Dish of Apples, Fortune, five fruits. 595 G. W. D. Miller. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 628 F. Newport. Class 212. One Dish of Apples, Lane's Prince Albert, five fruits. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Class 222. One Dish of Apples, The Rival, five fruits. 597 W. Sparkes. 599 G. W. D. Miller. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 598 T. Goring. 629 H. E. Atkinson. 630 F. Newport.

148 149 UT—continued UT—continued Class 223. One Dish of Apples, Bismark, five fruits. Class 232. One Dish of Pears, Conference, five fruits, Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 631 G. W. D. Miller. 662 W. Sparkes. 864 T. Gorin" 663 R. H. Albery. 665 F. Newport. Class 224. One Dish of Dessert Apples, Laxton's Superb, five Class 233. One Dish of Pears, five fruits, any other variety fruits. except those above stated. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 632 W. Sparkes. 634 T. Goring. 633 Free Green Farm. fifiv ^' Spikes. 668 H. M. Chester. 667 1. Goring. 669 F. Newport. Class 225. One Dish of Apples, Lord Lambourne, five fruits. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. VEGETABLES (Open Competition) 635 W. Sparkes. 637 F. Newport. All Exhibits to be Exhibitor's own growing 636 Free Green Farm. Class 234. Display of Vegetables on staging 10-ft. by 4-ft. 6-in. Class 226. One Dish of Apples, Lord Derby, five fruits. Prizes—First, £12; Second, £8; Third, £4. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 670 R. H. Burne. 671 F. G. Ashley. 638 T. Goring. 639 F. Newport. Class 235. Collection of Vegetables, nine distinct kinds (Not Class 227. One Dish of Apples, Dessert, five fruits, except those more than 5-ft. of space allowed). above stated. Prizes—First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £1/10/-. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 672 R. H. Albery. 673 F. G. Ashley. 640 W. Sparkes. 643 R. A. Rogers. 641 T. Goring. 644 F. Newport. Class 236. Collection of Vegetables, six distinct kinds. (Not 642 H. M. Chester. more than 4-ft. of space available.) Class 228. One Dish of Apples, Culinary, five fruits, any other Prizes—First, £2/10/-; Second, £1; Third, 15/-. variety except those above stated. 674 F. G. Ashley. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. NOTE.—No Exhibitor to take more than one Prizs in any one Class (Classes 237 645 Miss C. Pollard. 649 G. W. D. Miller. to 264). 646 W. Sparkes. 650 H. M. Chester. 647 H. E. Atkinson. 651 Miss E. Wilkinson. Class 237. Three Stalks of Brussels Sprouts. 648 T. Goring. 652 F. Newport. Prizes—First, 15/-; Second, 10/-; Third, 7/6. Class 229. One Dish of Pears,William's Bon Cretien, five fruits. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 676 & ^ithy' 677 R Ashle^ 653 R. H. Albery. 655 G. W. D. Miller, 654 T. Goring. 656 R. Austin. Class 238. Pair of Cucumbers. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-.

Class 230. One Dish of Pears, Louis Bonne of Jersey, fivefruits. f-l H- Albery. 681 R. A. Rogers. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. ™ Scholes. 682 Mrs. F. Potts. 680 A. Crosby. 683 R. Sant. 657 T. Goring. 658 G. W. D. Miller. Class 239. Pair of Vegetable Marrows, White. Class 231. One Dish of Pears, Pitmaston, Duchess, five fruits. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. tit A' n' ^Ib£ry' 687 R- Austin. 659 Miss C. Pollard. 661 F. Newport. SI Crosby. 688 R. Dale. 660 T. Goring. 686 1. Goring. 150 TALE—continued VEGETABLES—continued Class 240, Pair of Vegetable Marrows, Green. Class 248. Six Altrincham or Long Red Carrots. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 689 A. Crosby. 691 R. Austin. 690 T. Goring. 692 R. Dale. 733 C. R. Cooper. 736 T. Goring. 734 R. H. Albery. 737 F. J. Ashley. Class 241. Six Tomatoes. 735 Exors. of J. Norbury. Prizes—First, 15/-; Second, 12/6; Third, 10/-; Fourth, 7/6; Class 249. Six Short-horn Carrots. Fifth, 5/0; Sixth, 2/6. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 693 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 701 J. A. Dean. 738 Free Green Farm. 742 S. Berry. 694 Miss E. Parker. 702 A. Crosby. 095 D. C. Armitstead. 703 R. J. Phipps. 739 C. R. Cooper. 743 Mrs. O. Norbury. 696 D. C. Armitstead. 704 E. Smith. 740 R. H. Albery. 744 T. Goring. 697 R. H. Albery. 705 R. A. Rogers. 741 Exors. of J. Norbury'. 745 F. G. Ashley. 698 G. W. Oilier. 706 C. Simcock. 699 R. Scholes. 707 Mrs. F. Potts. 700 J. A. Dean. 708 R. Dale. Class 250. One Dish of Peas, twelve pods Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. Class 242. One Truss Tomatoes, approx. 50% ripe. 746 Free Green Farm. 750 T. Goring Prizes—First, 15/-; Second, 10/-; Third, 7/6; Fourth, 5/-. 747 H, L. Beeston. 751 C. Simcock. 748 R. H. Albery. 752 F. G. Ashley. 709 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 711 J. A. Dean. 749 J. T. Houghton. 753 R. Dale. 710 G. W. Oilier. 712 Mrs. F. Potts.

Class 243. Three Cauliflowers with roots. Class 251. One Dish of Runner Beans, twelve pods. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. Prizes—First, 15/-; Second, 10/-; Third, 7/6. 754 Broomedge Nurseries Ltd. 757 T. Goring 713 A. Crosby. 716 F. G. Ashley. 755 A. Fenton. 758 C. Simcock. 714 Mrs. O. Norbury. 717 R. Dale. 756 Mrs. D. Shore. 715 R. J. Phipps. Class 244. Three White Cabbage with roots. Class 252. One Dish of French Beans, twelve pods. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 718 R. H. Albery. • 719 R. Dale. 759 P. Brownhill. 763 T. Goring. 760 A. Fenton. 764 C. Simcock. 761 H. L. Beeston. 765 R. Dale. Class 245. Three Red Cabbage with roots. 762 R. H. Albery. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 720 F. G. Ashley. Class 253. Six Onions with roots. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 12/6; Third, 7/6. Class 246. Six Beetroot, round. 766 R. H. Albery. 767 T. Goring. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 721 Free Green Farm. 727 E. Smith. Class 254. Six Leeks. 722 H. L. Beeston. 728 J. Smith. 723 R. H. Albery. . 729 R. A. Rogers. Prizes—First, 15/-; Second, 10/-; Third, 7/6. 724 Exors. of J. Norbury. 730 C. Simcock. 725 Mrs. O. Norbury. 731 R. Dale. 768 R. H. Albcry. 770 A. Foden. 726 T. Goring. 769 T. Goring. 771 F. G. Ashley. Class 247. Six Beetroot, nonpareil Class 255. Three Sticks of Horse Radish. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 732 T. Goring. 772 S. Smith. 774 J. Smith. 773 E. Smith. 1 VEGETABLES—continued Class 256. Three Sticks of Red or Pink Celery. SPECIAL CLASSES FOR CHRYSANTHEMUM, HORTICULTURAL Prizes—First, £1; Second, 12/6; Third, 7/6. AND ALLOTMENT SOCIETIES Ill 5." ^holes. 777 A. Foden. 776 1. Goring. 778 p. G Ashley The following special conditions apply to Classes 265 and 266, for com- petition by Chrysanthemum, Horticultural and Allotment Societies Class 257. Three Sticks of White Celery. (1) ^."MS*!? ue in the name of the Society> through one of its Officers, Prizes—First, £1; Second, 12/6; Third, 7/6. Ihus Exhibited by "The Society." The names of those 780 T: Goring." Jg £ ^f- who have grown the exhibits should be stated. (2) S Cie ty COn etin mus b( 781 A. Foden 783 R G' Ashley- w K ° , i ?P S * r P^Pared to guarantee that the exhibits excluded collection of its members only. Trade Growers Class 258. Six Potatoes, round, white. (3) The exhibits may be the product of one or more growers, at the option of the Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. Society competing. F 785 R Am"1' 787 P' C- Lloyd. (4) There is no limit to the number of entries from each Society. 786 W R u y'„ 788 Miss E. M. Clarke. 786 J. C. Baskerville. 789 p G Ashley (5) The Cash prizes will be paid to the Treasurer of the Society winning the Class 259. Six Potatoes, kidney, white. awards. The name and address of the Treasurer to be stated on the entry form. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-.

7Q? r lrTnhi11' 794 P- C. Lloyd. Class 265. Twelve vases of large flowering Chrysanthemum, 792 Fxors o?TeM , 795 Miss E- M. Clarke. seven blooms in a vase, not more than two vases 793 L C Baskc'rvSle '' 796 * G' Ashley" of any one variety allowed. Class 260. Six Potatoes, round, any other colour. Prizes—First, The Hampson Shield and £8; Second, £4; Third, £2. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 815 Stretford & Urmston Chry- 817 Goostrey & District Chry- santhemum Society. santhemum Society. Ill T'rT^11' !, 800 Miss E. M. Clarke. 816 Timperley & District Chry- 798 J. C. Baskerville. 801 F O A<=hW santhemum Society. 799 P. C. Lloyd. Ashlc>- Class 261. Six Potatoes, kidney, any other colour. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. Class 266. Collection of Vegetables, Flowers and Fruit, on a 8QQ Brownhill. 805 Miss E. M. Clarke. space not exceeding 6-ft. x 4-ft. on tabling 2-ft SOJ J. C. Baskerville. 806 F O Achl,.,. from the ground. 804 P. C. Lloyd. ' J' Ashley- Class 262. Six Parsnips. Prizes—First, The Society Shield and £5; Second, £3; Third, £2. Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. 818 Sale Horticultural & Allot- 819 Rixton, Glazebrook & District ments Soctety. Chrysanthemum & Horti- 807 P. Brownhill. p _ 808 G AshIey cultural Society. Class 263. Six Table Turnips, with tops on. SPECIAL PRIZES Prizes—First, 7/6; Second, 5/-; Third, 2/6. 809 R. Scholes. «n r i SPECIAL No. 64.—Perpetual Challenge Shield, presented by P. L. HAMPSON 810 Exors. of J. Norbury. 812 R. Dale Esq., for the best exhibit in Class 265. The Shield remains the property of the e St etUrnCd SeCretary at least one Class 264. Six Mushrooms (Cultivated, not Field grown). d«e of th" 1955 Show ** month before the Prizes—First, 10/-; Second, 7/6; Third, 5/-. SPECIAL No. 65.—Perpetual Challenge Shield, presented by the ALTRINCHAM 813 R. H. Albery. 814 Miss E ^ Clarke^ AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, for the best exhibit in class 266. The Shield remain the property of the Society and must be returned to the Secretary at least one month before the date of the 1955 Show. 1 155 HONEY Under the Management of the Cheshire Bee Keeper's Association and their Show Rules.

•o JUDGES: 3" H 2 73 0 > 0 Mr. E. W T. MORRIS, 43 Hazelmere Road, Hall Green, Birmingham, 28. H n 0 Mr. A. SHAW, Dhu Craig, Heyes Lane, Alderley Edge k^ h ^ r > ci /O 73 •X< o STEWARDS: > 7) l/l o Mr. H. HOPE, Mr. TADMAN Mr. I. GODFREY m z 5 ft H Mrs. D. M. GODFREY Mrs. M. BI.AI Every exhibit and every detachable part of an exhibit, must be legibly marked with m the catalogue number on a small adhesive label, which will be supplied by the > Society. m > m n Packing cases should be similarly numbered. No other card, label, trademark, > 7> •n w z or name of exhibitor shall be placed on an exhibit (Shop window class excepted). ra o to 3 o m Please Rail in good time to ensure delivery for staging. H m D n 73 < Sections must be laced according to rule. Lacing not to exceed |-in. width on the m > face of the section. No exhibit must be entered in more than one Class. u r 0 0 ALL EXHIBITORS MUST BE BEEKEEPERS z 10 73 > c O CD H The sale of Honey in the Show Tent is strictly prohibited n 73 >"D •o >n m z The Honey in the Gift Classes will be sent to the local Hospitals n> o z Z and to the Children's Home H >H V) 70 All Exhibits must be Staged by 9-30 a.m. JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 9-45 a.m. PROMPT >< o NOTE.—Exhibits cannot be removed until 5 p.m. All exhibits must be claimed a. w •x by 5-30 p.m. c Z m 10 w rn TRADE EXHIBITS OF APPLIANCES > a I m Space will be reserved for Displays of Beekeeping Apparatus i/i on application to the Show Secretary •a 3" SECTION A o 3 o Open to all Beekeepers a Q w c Class 267. Gift Class—One Jar Light Honey. Z to Prizes—First, 15/-; Second, 10/-; Third, 5/-. 0 "" 3 Z m n ^ A, H r 852 R. Edmondson. 855 H. Dunning. > 853 R. N. Cook. z 2 Class 268. Gift Class—One Jar Medium or Dark Honey. H r Prizes—First, 15/-; Second, 10/-; Third, 7/6; Fourth, 5/-. 856 A. Cartwright. 859 R. N. Cook. 857 R. Edmondson. 860 D. R. Hardy. 858 Miss A. Tommy. 861 H. Dunning. 156 1 OY—continued OY—continued Class 269. Observation Hive—educational. Class 277. Displays of Honey and Wax and Honey Products, Prizes First, £2; Second, £1/10/-; Third, £1; Fourth, 17/6. staged on space not exceeding 4-ft. x 4-ft.—Maxi- 862 R. Edmondson. 864 R. N. Cook mum height about 4-ft. above table. 863 H. Hope. 865 H. Dunning. Prizes—First, £2/15/-; Second, £2; Third, £1/15/-; Fourth, £l/l0/-j 910 R. Edmondson. 911 R. N. Cook. Class 270. Two Jars Light Honey. Prizes—First, £1/2/6; Second, £1; Third, 17/6; Fourth, 15/-. Class 278. A Display of Flowers, modelled in Wax and consisting 866 A. Cartwright. 871 R. Edmondson. of not less than 9 blooms. 867 R. Edmondson. 872 D. R. Hardy 868 Miss A. Tommy. 873 R. N. Cook. Prizes—First, £1/5/-; Second, £1; Third, 17/6; Fourth, 15/-. 869 R. N. Cook. 874 C. E. Thomson. 912 A. Cartwright. 914 R. N. Cook. 870 D. R. Hardy. 875 h. Dunning. 913 R. Edmondson. 915 H. Dunning.

Class 271. Two Jars Medium or Dark Honey, heather excluded. All Honey must be exhibited in SQUAT JARS only. (Displays excepted) Prizes—First, £1/2/6; Second, £1; Third, 17/6; Fourth, 15/-. 876 H. Dunning. 881 D. R. Hardy. SECTION B 877 A. Cartwright. 882 R. Edmondson. 878 R. Edmondson. 883 D. R. Hardy Open to members of Cheshire Beekeeper's Association 879 Miss A. Tommy. 884 R. N Cook 880 R. N. Cook. 885 H. Dunning. Class 279. Two Jars of Light Honey. Class 272. Two Sections, Heather excluded. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/-. Prizes—Firat, £1/2/6; Second, £1; Third, 17/6; Fourth, 15/-. 916 R. Edmondson. 920 H. Dunning. 917 A. Cartwright. 921 R. Edmondson. 886 R. Edmondson. 888 A. Cartwright. 918 R. D. Hardy. 922 D. R. Hardy. 887 R. N. Cook. s 919 C. E. Thomson. Class 273. Two Jars Heather Honey. Class 280. Two Jars of Medium or Dark Honey. Prizes—First, £1/2/6; Second, £1; Third, 17/6; Fourth, 15/-. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/-. 889 R. N. Cook. 892 D. R. Hardy. 923 H. Dunning. 928 R. Edmondson. 890 A. Cartwright. 893 R. N. Cook. 924 A. Cartwright. 929 D. R. Hardy. 891 R. Edmondson. 894 H. Dunning. 925 R. Edmondson. 930 C. E. Thomson. 926 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Behrens. 931 H. Dunning. 927 D. R. Hardy. Class 274. Two Jars Granulated Honey. Prizes—First, £1/2/6; Second, £1; Third, 17/6; Fourth, 15/-. Class 281. Two Sections, Heather excluded. 895 D. R. Hardy. 898 R. N. Cook. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/-. 896 A. Cartwright. 899 C. E. Thomson. 932 R. Edmondson. 934 A. Cartwright. 897 R. Edmondson. 900 H. Dunning. 933 H. Dunning.

Class 275. One Shallow Comb of Honey for extraction. Class 282. One Shallow Comb of Honey, for extraction. Prizes—First, £1/2/6; Second, £1; Third, 17/6; Fourth, 15/-. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/-, 901 A. Cartwright. 903 R. Edmondson. 935 A. Cartwright. 937 R. Edmondson. 902 H. Dunning. 904 R. N. Cook. 936 H. Dunning. 938 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Behrens.

Class 276. Two half-pound cakes of wax, approx. weight. Class 283. Half-pound cake of wax, approx. weight. Prizes—First, £1/2/6; Second, £1; Third, 17/6; Fourth, 15/-. Prizes—First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/-. 905 A. Cartwright. 908 D. R. Hardy. 939 A. Cartwright. 942 D. R. Hardy. 906 R. Edmondson. 909 H. Dunning. 940 R. Edmondson. 943 H. Dunning. 907 H. Hope. 941 H. Hope, 158 HOE—continued HONEY—continued

Class 284. Two Jars of Heather Honey. HONEY SPECIALS Prizes—First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/-. SECTION A 944 R. Edmondson. 946 H. Dunning. SPECIAL No. 66.—The Jubilee Cup presented by the late Mr. EUSTACE G. 945 D. R. Hardy. 947 A. Cartwright. PARKER will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Section A Class 285. Two Jars of Creamed or Whipped Honey. (For the (tenable for one year). benefit of exhibitors, Creamed Honey is Granulated SPECIAL No. 67.—THE CHESHIRE BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION will give a Silver Honey beaten up to the consistency of thick Spoon to the winner of the Jubilee Cup. cream). Prizes—First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/0. SECTION B 948 R. Edmondson. 951 D. R. Hardy. SPECIAL No. 68.—The Blakeman Cup will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining 949 D. R. Hardy. 952 H. Dunning. the most points in Section B (tenable for one year). 950 A. Cartwright. SPECIAL No. 69.—THE CHESHIRE BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION will give a Silver All Honey must be exhibited in SQUAT JARS only. (Displays excepted) Spoon to the member gaining 2nd place on points in this Section.

SECTION C SECTION C Open to all Beekeepers SPECIAL No. 70.—The Pauline Turner Silver Cup will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Section C (tenable for one year). Class 286. Shop Window Display of Honey and Honey Products on a space 5-ft. x 3-ft. (The Display to appear on the ALL SECTIONS Show Bench as if in a Shop Window. Honey Jars SPECIAL No. 71.—THE CHESHIRE BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION will give a Silver to be Labelled). Spoon to the owner of the best exhibit in the Show. Prizes—First, £1/15/-; Second, £1/10/-; Third, £1/5/-; Fourth, £1. 953 A. Cartwright. 958 D. R. Hardy. Points for Cups are awarded as follows: First 4 points, Second 3 points,Third 2 points^ 954 R. Edmondson. 957 H. Dunning. Fourth 1 point. 955 R. N. Cook. DONATIONS TO PRIZE FUND Class 287. Composite Class—One Jar Light Honey, one Jar The Committee desire to place on record their appreciation for a grant of £5 towards Medium Honey, one Jar Dark Honey, one Jar the prize fund from the Cheshire Beekeepers' Association. Granulated Honey, one Jar Heather Honey, one half-pound case of wax, one section. Prizes—First, £1/15/0; Second, £1/10/-; Third, £1/5/-; Fourth, £1. 958 R. Edmondson. 961 D. R. Hardy. POULTRY 959 A. Cartwright. 962 R. Edmondson. UNDER POULTRY CLUB RULES 960 R. N. Cook. 963 H. Dunning. Class 288. Half pint of Mead, in glass bottle. IMPORTANT Under the live Poultry Restrictions Order No. 121 of 1954, entries for the Prizes—First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/-. Poultry Section can only be accepted from the following areas—The 964 R. Edmondson. 968 D. R. Hardv. whole of Wales and the Counties of Cheshire, Derby, Hereford, Mon- 965 A. Cartwright. 969 H. Dunning". mouth, Salop, Staffs, Warwick and Worcester. 966 H. Hope. 970 R. N. Cook. 967 R. N. Cook. The Committee in co-operation with the Ministry of Agriculture will take all precautions against disease, and all birds must pass the Vet- Class 289. One Honey Cake, made according to the following erinary Inspector at the Show. They reserve the right to cancel the Show if insufficient entries, or in the interests of disease prevention, recipe: l-lb. S.R. Flour, l-lb. Honey, 4-lb. Butter and may refuse entries from areas likely to be a source of infection. or Margarine, two Eggs (Ordinary flour and baking powder may be used instead of S.R. Flour.) The Committee reserve the right to return or refuse any entries, and to cancel any class or classes. Prizes First, £1; Second, 17/6; Third, 15/-; Fourth, 10/-. In the event of insufficient merit, any Prize or Prizes may be withheld at discretion 971 H. Dunning. 975 R. N. Cook. of the Judges. 972 R. Edmondson. 976 D. R. Hardy. 973 A. Cartwright. 977 H. Dunning. All exhibits sent by rail must be Return Carriage Paid but will be carted from the 974 H. Hope. Railway to the Showground and back free of cost.

161 T—continued T—continued Exhibits must be on the ground and penned for judging not later than 9 a.m., and Utility Poultry (Open Competition) remain until 5 p.m. PRIZES—First, £1; Second, 10s.; Third, 5s. Exhibitors are requested to state on entry form the special prizes they are eligible to compete for. JUDGE: Mr. H. S. ANTHONY From time of arrival to time of despatch all stock will be in the custody of experienced stewards, who are the only persons authorised to handle, pen and unpen 295 Likeliest layer, any variety. exhibits. Exhibits must be sent in the accepted type of hamper or box, with the correct name Class 295. Likeliest layer, any variety. and numbers attached, and the same must be left inside the poultry tent until 23 R. G. Garside. 27 A. Gough. the close of the Show. In no case must hampers, etc., be taken away. 24 M. Travis. 28 R. Dawson. Birds may now be sent to Shows at Owner's Risk Rates (return at half Owner's 25 T. Cooper. 29 J. Cooper. Risk Rates) which will reduce rail charges by some 40%. 26 J. D. Norrey. A ring bearing the number of the exhibit will be sent for each bird. Any exhibit not wearing the ring provided will not be judged. Bantams (Open Competition) The use of private drinking or feeding vessels, sawdust, or other litter^ is strictly prohibited. If any pen is found to contain food or other dis- PRIZES—First, £1; Second, 10s.; Third, 5s. tinctive mark before judging the bird in that pen WILL NOT BE JUDGES: JUDGED. Mr. J. F. ENTWISTLE, Whitegate Head Farm, Ripponden, Yorks. All classes are for birds of any age. Old English and Modern Game, Belgians and Sebrights. No birds may be entered in two classes. Mr. M. HARRISON, Milverton, Park Road, Haslington, Crewe. Rhode Island Reds, Rocks, Leghorns and Indian Game. All birds will be fed by The British Oil and Cake Mills Limited during the time Mr. W. H. SILK, Courts Wynde, Haslemere, Surrey. they are at the Show. Minorcas, Wyandottes, Pekins, Sussex and A.O.V.

Standard Bred Poultry (Open Competition) PRIZES—First, £1: Second, 10s.; Third, 5s. you wouldn't fill your JUDGE: Mr. H. S. ANTHONY, Euxton, Chorley, Lanes. boots with water Class 290. Rhode Island Red, Male or Female. 1 F. A. Leeson. 4 R. Dawson. 2 J. Cooper. 5 J. Cooper. yet after a week's use—even on the coldest, 3 J. D. Norrey. 5a F. A. Leeson driest days—the insides of your boots and shoes have suffered the effects of nearly two pints of perspiration ! The easiest way to keep them Class 291. Sussex, Male or Female. always pleasant is to see that the insides are 8 A. Gough. thoroughly dried out after use. Just slip DR1- 6 R. G. Garside. PAC in each boot overnight and in the morning 7 J. Cooper. 9 J. Cooper. they will be bone dry, easy to put on and healthy to wear. DRI-PAC—a pair of neat fabric bags Class 292. Leghorn, any variety, Male or Female. filled with a highly absorbent material lasts indefinitely, merely occasionally 10 H. Wright. 13 A. Gough. reactivated by gentle warmth. 11 K. G. Howard. 14 R. Dawson. 12 J. T. Houghton. Class 293. A.O.V. Male. ^ 2f11 per pair 15 T. Teeboon. 17 M. Jones. 16 A. Gough. DRIPAC! from footwear shops Class 294. A.O.V. Female. 18 H. Cartwright. 21 M. Jones. Slip in DRI-PAG every night • Slip on DRY BOOTS every day 19 K. J. G. Hawkey. 22 H. Stones. DUNLOP RUBBER CO LTD (FOOTWEAR DIVISION) • SPEKE • LIVERPOOL IV 20 A. Gough. 4f/MB2D 162 16 POULTRY—continued PO ULTRY—continued Class 296. O.E.G. Spangle, Male. Class 308. Rock A.O.C., Male or Female. 81 G. Southam. 30 T. D. Webster £25. 32 T. Sumner. 84 C. C. Southam. 82 C. C. Southam. 85 G. Southam. 31 C. & W. Heath. 33 C. & W. Heath. 83 G. Southam.

Class 297. O.E.G. Spangle, Female. Class 309. Wyandotte, A.C., Male. 34 C. & W. Heath. 36 G. E. Dodd & Sons. 86 J. Mellor £15. 90 P. C. Lloyd. 35 T. Sumner. 37 C. & W. Heath. 87 J. Fi. Heathcote. 91 E. Chapman. 88 A. Newton. 92 W. Guy Wilkins £3. Class 298. O.E.G. Black/Red, Male. 89 J. Mellor £15. 38 J. D. Webster £25. 40 G. E. Dodd & Sons. 39 C. & W. Heath. 4! C. & W. Heath. Class 310. Wyandotte, A.C., Female. 93 F. Davenport. 97 F. Davenport. 94 J. Haslam. !?8 W. Guy Wilkins £3. Class 299. O.E.G. Clay or Wheaton, Female. 95 H. Stones. 99 A. Newton. 42 G. E. Dodd & Sons. 44 J. Flinton. 96 P. C. Lloyd. 43 C. & W. Heath. 45 C. & W. Heath. Class 311. Pekin, A.C., Male or Female. Class 300. O.E.G. A.O.C., Male. 100 J. Haslam. 102 J. Haslam. 46 C. & W. Heath. 50 C. & W. Heath. 101 R. H. Sheppard. 103 J. Haslam. 47 Miss M. Wenger. 51 J. Flinton. 48 J. D. Webster £25. 52 A. Gough. Class 312. Sussex A.C., Male. 49 T. Sumner. 53 J. G. Martin £5/5/ 104 H. V. Lewis. 108 T. Chappie. 105 A. J. Weaver £20/10/-. 109 A. J. Weaver £20/10/ Class 301. O.E.G. A.O.C., Female. 106 J. E. Heathcote. 110 T. Chappie. 54 Miss M. Wenger. 58 A. Gough. 107 T. Chappie. 55 J. D. Webster £25. 59 T. Sumner. 56 C. & W. Heath. 60 C. & W. Heath. Class 313. Sussex, A.C., Female. 57 Miss M. Wenger. 61 J. G. Martin £5/5/- 111 J. Taylor. 116 T. Chappie. 112 H. V. Lewis. 117 H. V. Lewis. Class 302. Modern Game, A.C., Male or Female. 113 J. E. Heathcote. 118 T. Chappie. 62 W. Lloyd. 67 A. Gough. 114 A. J. Weaver £20/10/-. 119 A. J. Weaver £20/10/ 63 A. Gough. 68 C. A. Melbourne £10/10/ 115 J. Taylor. 120 T. Chappie. 64 C. A. Melbourne £10/10/- 69 M. Jones. 65 M. Jones. 70 C. A. Melbourne £10/10/ Class 314. Leghorn A.C., Male or Female. 66 W. Lloyd. 121 C. & B. Binns. 124 C. & B. Binns. 122 Mrs. L. Lyne £15/15/-. 125 A. Gough. Class 303. Belgian, Male or Female. 123 Mr. Eyre £20. No Entries. Class 315. Sebright A.C., Male or Female. Class 304. Rhode Island Red, Male. 126 J. Taylor. 131 J. A. Wright. 71 T. Chappie. 73 T. Chappie. 127 F. W. Ince. 132 F. W. Ince. 72 T. Chappie. 128 J. A. Wright. 133 T. Taylor. 129 Taylor. 134 J. A. Wright. Class 305. Rhode Island Red, Female. 130 A. Gough. 74 T. Chappie. 76 T. Chappie. Class 316. Indian Game, Male. 75 T. Chappie. 135 A. J. Weaver £20/10/-. 138 A. J. Weaver £20/10/- 136 K. J. G. Hawkey. 139 K. J. G. Hawkey. Class 306. Minorca, Male or Female. 137 A. Newton. 77 G. Newton. 79 G. Newton. 78 J. E. Heathcote. 80 G. Newton. Class 317. Indian Game, Female. 140 K. J. G. Hawkey. Class 307. Rock Barred, Male or Female. 143 K. J. G. Hawkey. 141 A. J. Weaver £20/10/-. 144 A. J. Weaver £20/10/- No Entries. 142 A. Newton.

164 POULTRY—continued POULTRY—continued Class 318. A.O.V., Male. Turkeys (Open Competition) 145 W. Lloyd. 146 W. Lloyd. PRIZES—First, £1 10s. 0d.; Second, £1; Third, 10s. JUDGE: Class 319. A.O.V., Female. Mr. H. S. ANTHONY. 147 A. T- Weaver £20/10/-. 150 W. Lloyd. 148 W. Lloyd. 151 A. J. Weaver £20/10/- 149 A. Gough. Class 324. Any variety Male or Female. No Entries. Ducks (Open Competition) POULTRY SPECIALS PRIZES—First, £1; Second, 10s.; Third, 5s. SPECIAL No. 72.—THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY offers a Silver Cup, JUDGE: presented by Mrs. H. R. Champness, for the Best Bantam in the Show. This cup cannot be won outright, and must be returned to the Secretary one month Mr. H. S. ANTHONY. before the date of the 1955 Show. THE RHODE ISLAND RED CLUB (per Mr. F. W. N. Goddard, Hillcrest, Bedford Road, Class 320. Indian Runner, any variety, Duck or Drake. Nr. Ickleford, Hitchen, Herts.) offers to fully paid members of the Club :— 152 V. Jackson. 154 R. H. Sheppard. SPECIAL No. 73.—5s. for the Best R.I.R. (Large or Bantam). 153 R. H. Sheppard. 155 R. H. Sheppard. SPECIAL No. 74.—The Bantam Challenge Bowl. Certificate will be issued to commemorate the win. Class 321. A.O.V., Duck. THE RHODE ISLAND RED BANTAM CLUB (per Mr. J. R. O'Reilly, Thornton Court, 156 V. Jackson (Aylesbury). 163 W. Guy Wilkins (White Thornton Cross, Ryde, Isle of Wight), offers to fully paid-up members:— 157 J. S. Jones (Aylesbury) £8/8/-. Decoy) £4. SPECIAL No. 74a.—5s. for the best R.I.R. Bantam Male. 158 W. Guy Wilkins (Khaki 164 J. S. Jones (Moscovey) £4/4/-. SPECIAL No. 74b.—5s. for the best R.I.R. Bantam Female. Campbell) £4. 165 R. H. Sheppard (Muscovey). 166 W. Guy Wilkins (Khaki THE PLYMOUTH ROCK BANTAM CLUB (per Mr. T. A. Dennison, 6 Kingsdale Road, 159 W. Guy Wilkins (Buff Lancaster) offers to its members:— Orpington) £4. Campbell) £4. 160 V. Jackson (Moseovey). 167 W. Guy Wilkins (White SPECIAL No. 75.—5s. for the Best Plymouth Rock Bantam. 161 J.S.Jones (Aylesbury) £8/8/-. Decoy) £4. THE SUSSEX POULTRY CLUB (per Mr. L. F. Outram, 32 Manor Way, Onslow Village 162 W. Guy Wilkins (Khaki 168 R. H. Sheppard (Khaki Guilford, Surrey.) offers to fully paid up members of the Club:— 3 Campbell) £4. Campbell). SPECIAL No. 76.—A Certificate of Merit for the Best Large Sussex. SPECIAL No. 77.—A Certificate of Merit for the Best Sussex Bantam Male. Class 322. A.O.V. Drake. SPECIAL No. 78.—A Certificate of Merit for the Best Sussex Bantam Female. 169 V. Jackson (Aylesbury). 177 J. S. Jones (Moscovey) £6/6/-. Mr. W. GUY WILKINS, Garth Duck Farm, Llanafan-fawr, Builth Wells, Brecon 170 J. S. Jones (Aylesbury) £8/8/-. 178 W. Guy Wilkins (Khaki offers the following subject to there being not less than three entries of the breed 171 W. Guy Wilkins (Khaki Campbell) £5. for which they are offered:— Campbell £5. 179 W. Guy Wilkins (Pekin) £5. 172 W. Guy Wilkins (Sheidrake) 180 R. H. Sheppard (Black East SPECIAL No. 79.—Voucher value 10s. for the Best Indian Runner, Duck or Drake. £4. Indian). SPECIAL No. 80.—Voucher value 10s. for the Best Campbell A.C., Duck or Drake. 173 V. Jackson (Khaki Campbell). 181 W. Guy Wilkins (Khaki SPECIAL No. 81.—Voucher value 10s. for the Best Buff Orpington, Duck or Drake Campbell) £5. 174 J. S. Jones (Avlesbury) £8/8/-. SPECIAL No. 82.—Voucher value 10s. for the Best A.O.V. Duck or Drake. 175 W. Guy Wilkins (Khaki 182 W. Guy Wilkins (Black East Campbell) £5. Indian Decoy) £3. SPECIAL No. 83.—Voucher value 10s. for the Best Ornamental Duck or Drake. 176 W. Guy Wilkins (Rosy Bill). 183 R. H. Sheppard (Decoy). SPECIAL No. 84.—Voucher value 10s. for the Best Goose or Gander. SPECIAL No. 85.—£2 Cash Special for the Best collection of Ducks shown by one exhibitor. Points will be given as follows:—1st Prize win 7 points, 2nd, 6 points • Geese (Open Competition) 3rd, 5 points; Reserve, 4 points; V.H.C., 3 points; H.C., 2 points;C. 1 point' The points gained will then be multiplied by the number of entries in the class" PRIZES—First, £1 10s. 0d.; Second, £1; Third, 10s. Only one card in each class to be counted to any one exhibitor. At least four cards must be gained by an exhibitor. JUDGE: (Vouchers will be issued by the Show Secretary and will be taken in part pay- Mr. H. S. ANTHONY. ment for Eggs or Stock in 1954 Catalogue). THE POULTRY CLUB (per Mr. W. H. Silk, Courts Wynde, Haslemere, Surrey) offers the following:— Class 323. Any Variety Male or Female. SPECIAL No. 86.—A White Award of Merit Ribbon for the Best bird in the 184 V. Jackson (Embden). 187 W. Guy Wilkins (Grey Show, shown by a Member of the P.C. 185 W. Guy Wilkins (White __ Chinese) £8. Chinese) £10. 188 W. Guy Wilkins (White SPECIAL No. 87.—The Poultry Club Coronation Cup for the Best Large Bird 186 J. S. Jones (Embden). Chinese) £10. in the Show.

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SPECIAL No. 88.—The Poultry Club Coronation Cup for the Best Bantam SPECIAL PRIZES in the Show. These Cups are won outright by the member of the Poultry Club recording the SPECIAL No. 100.—THE NATIONAL PIGEON ASSOCIATION (per Arthur Allum, Esq., most wins on each Cup, during the year ending 31st December. For each win 38 Longhill Road, Catford, London, S.E.6.) offers The A. C. Tattersall Silver a Certificate will be awarded. Challenge Cup, kindly presented by Mrs. Tattersall, Bowdon, for the Best Fancy Pigeon in the Show. The Cup cannot be won outright and must be SPECIAL No. 89.—A Certificate of Merit for the Best Standard Bred Male returned to the Secretary at least one month before the date of the 1955 Show. (open to all). SPECIAL No. 90—A Certificate of Merit for the Best Standard Bred Female SPECIAL No. 101.—THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will give a £2 (open to all). Special Cash Prize and Diploma for the Best Bird in Classes 325 to 436. THE BRITISH BANTAM ASSOCIATION (per Mr. W. H. Silk, Courts Wynde, Haslemere, SPECIAL No. 102.—THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will give a £1 Surrey) offers the following:— Special Cash Prize and Diploma for the Best Opposite Sex to the winner SPECIAL No. 91.—A Rosette and Serviette Ring for the Best Male Bantam. of Special No. 101. SPECIAL No.92—A Rosette and Serviette Ring for the Best Female Bantam. SPECIAL No. 93.—A Championship Riband for the Best Bantam in the Show. Fantails THE BRITISH WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION (per Capt. J. K. Lipscomb, St. Antony's, Swanley, Kent) offers the following:— JUDGE: Mr. JACK CHAPMAN, Cottenham, Nr. Cambridge. TO MEMBERS ONLY SPECIAL No. 94.—The B.W.A. Points Trophy for Aylesbury Ducks. Class 325. White Cock, or Hen, any age. SPECIAL No. 95.—The B.W.A. Points Trophy for Indian Runner Ducks. 201 Er H. Lee. 203 E. H. Lee. SPECIAL No. 96.—The B.W.A. Points Trophy for Canpbell Ducks. 202 G. S. Swan. 204 A. E. & M. A. Summerill. SPECIAL No. 97.—The B.W.A. Points Trophy for A.O.V. Ducks. SPECIAL No. 98.—The B.W.A. Points Trophy for Embden or Toulouse Geese. Class 326. Any other colour or Lace Cock or Hen, any age. Awards at this Show will be taken into consideration in the award of the above Points Trophies of the British Waterfowl Assocaition. 205 W. Taylor. 210 E. H. Lee. 206 E. H. Lee. 211 G. S. Swan. OPEN TO ALL 207 S. E. Bogle. 212 A. E. & M. A. Summerill. 208 A. E. & M. A. Summerill. 212a J. R. Burrows. SPECIAL No. 99.—The B.W.A. Rosette for the Best Waterfowl in the Show. 208a J. R. Burrows. 213 A. E. & M. A. Summerill. 209 W. Taylor. PIGEONS Championship Show L.F. Tumblers (Balds, Clean Legged) Held under National Pigeon Association Rules JUDGE: SPECIAL NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS Mr. J. FINLAY BRITCLIFFE, Deansgrave, Haslingden, Rossendale. No Bird may be entered in two Classes. No Exhibitor will be allowed to pen his own Birds without special permission from Class 327. Any colour Cock or Hen, adult. the Senior Steward. 214 J. R. Hollingworth. 217a J. R. Burrows. All Exhibits sent by rail must be Return Carriage Paid but will be carted from the 215 Miss M. Ward. 218 J. R. Hollingworth. Railway to the Showground and back free of cost. 216 R. H. Bellamy. 219 Matthews & Lewis. Exhibits must be on the ground and penned for judging not later than 9 a.m., and 217 W. A. Abbott. 219a J. R. Burrows. remain until 5 p.m. Exhibitors are requested to state on Entry Form the Special Prizes they are eligible to compete for. Class 328. Any colour Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. The use of private drinking or feeding vessels, sawdust or other litter, 220 R. H. Bellamy. 229 W. S. Preston. IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. 221 J. R. Hollingworth. 230 H. G. Anderson. The Committee reserve the right to cancel any class or classes other than those 222 H. G. Anderson. 231 Miss M. Ward. guaranteed. 223 E. Large. 232 E. Large. 224 R. H. Bellamy. 233 S. T. Newcombe. JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 9-30 a.m. PROMPT 225 W. A. Abbott. 234 H. Morse. PRIZES—First, £1; Second, 10s.; Third, 5s. 226 V. J. Price. 235 E. A. Wormald. 227 J. R. Hollingworth. 235a J. R. Burrows. ENTRANCE FEE—Members, 3s. per pen; Non-Members, 4s. per pen. 228 S. T. Newcombe. 236 W. S. Preston. IS—continued IS—continued L.F. Tumblers (Selfs and Bars, Clean Legged) Class 338. Blue Bar Hen, bred in 1954. JUDGES: 293 Matthews & Lewis. 298 J. W. Dickinson. Mr. S. MIRFIELD, Scoften, Worksop:—Blacks, Yellows, Whites. 294 T. Gillespie £25. 299 T. Gillespie £25. Mr. H. SUTCLIFFE, Myrtle Grove, Hebden Bridge:'—Reds, Blue Bars, 295 A. G. Bell. 300 C. C. Anstis. A.O.C. Bars, Chequers or Grizzles. 296 J. MacPherson. 301 Matthews & Lewis. 297 Matthews & Lewis. Class 329. Black Self Cock, bred in 1954. 237 H. Sutcliffe. 240 T. Cowan. Class 339. A.O.C. Bar Cock, bred in 1954. 238 C. C. Anstis. 241 H. Sutcliffe. 302 J. MacPherson. 307 Matthews & Lewis. 239 J. Barrowclough. 242 H. Sutcliffe. 303 Matthews & Lewis. 308 T. Gillespie £25. 304 T. Gillespie £25. 309 J. A. Donald £25. Class 330. Black Self Hen, bred in 1954. 305 R. Trewhitt. 310 A. Sutherland. 243 H. Sutcliffe. 247 D. T. Boston. 306 W. & A. G. Blair. 244 F. Anderson £20. 248 T. Cowan. 245 J. Barrowclough. 249 H. Sutcliffe. Class 340. A.O.C. Bar Hen, bred in 1954. 246 H. Sutcliffe. 311 Matthews & Lewis. 315 R. Trewhitt. 312 R. Trewhitt. 316 W. & A. G. Blair. Class 331. Yellow Self Cock, bred in 1954. 313 T. Gillespie £25. 317 T. Gillespie £25. 250 J. Lister. 253 H. Sutcliffe. 314 Matthews & Lewis. 251 D. T. Boston. 254 J. Lister. 252 W. Porter. 255 H. Sutcliffe. Class 341. Chequer or Grizzle, Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. Class 332. Yellow Self Hen, bred in 1954. 318 F. Anderson £20. 320 Matthews & Lewis. 256 H. Sutcliffe. 260 J. Lister. 319 J. W. Dickinson. 321 J. W. Dickinson. 257 J. Lister. 261 F. Anderson £20. 258 G. S. Fundell. 262 H. Sutcliffe. Guaranteed by THE LONG-FACED SELF AND BARRED TUMBLER CLUB (per Mr. R. 259 Smith & Walton £50. Trewhitt, 77 Tynedale Road, South Shields). Classes of less than six Entries to be cancelled. Class 333. White Self Cock, bred in 1954. THE LONG-FACED SELF AND BARRED TUMBLER CLUB offer the following to fully 263 G. Fundell. 265 F. Anderson £20. paid-up Members of the Club:— 264 E. Pimm £10. 266 G. Fundell. SPECIAL No. 103.—10s. for the Best Black, Yellow, or White. SPECIAL No. 104.—10s. for the Best Red, Blue Bar, A.O.C. Bar, Chequer Class 334. White Self Hen, bred in 1954. or Grizzle. 267 G. Fundell. 269 G. Fundell. 268 F. Anderson £20. Class 335. Red Self Cock, bred in 1954. L.F. Tumblers (Muffed) 270 H. Richmond. 274 J. Blyth. JUDGE: 271 L. C. Lock. 275 W. Porter. 272 J. S. Clarke £10. 276 T. Keighley. Mr. T. GRINDEY, 389 Moorside Road, Flixton. 273 A. E. MacDougall £500. Class 341a. Self Barred or Chequer, any age. Class 336. Red Self Hen, bred in 1954. 322 G. Fundell. 328 E. A. & L. G. Woodroffe. 277 A. E. MacDougall £500. 280 J. S. Clarke £10. 323 E. A. & L. G. Woodroffe. 329 G. Fundell. 278 H. Richmond. 281 T. Keighley. 324 F. Coe. 330 E. Birkett. 279 J. Blyth. 325 G. Fundell. 331 D. Junor. 326 D. Junor. 332 F. Coe. 327 F. Coe. 333 D. Junor. Class 337. Blue Bar Cock, bred in 1954. 334 D. Junor. 282 S. Mirfield. 288 S. Mirfield. 283 Matthews & Lewis. 289 F. Anderson £20. 284 T. Gillespie £25. 290 T. Gillespie £25. Class 341b. Any other variety, any age. 285 R. G. Gillies £50. 291 J. W. Dickinson. 286 A. Sutherland. 292 Matthews & Lewis. 335 G. Fundell. 338 E. Birkett. 287 Matthews & Lewis. 336 E. A. &> L. G. Woodroffe. 339 G. Fundell. 337 G. Fundell. 1 PO—continued PO—continued Dragoons THE DRAGOON CLUB offers the following:— SPECIAL No. 105.---The Alec Wright Trophy, value £30, for the Best Dragoon JUDGE: bred in 1954, the Bird having been bred by the Exhibitor. Mr. ARTHUR ALLUM, 38 Longhill Road, Catford, London, S.E.6. SPECIAL No. 106.—5s. Cash Special for the Best Adult Pigeon. Three N.P.A. Challenge Certificates One Blue, One Chequer, One A.O.C. SPECIAL No. 107.—5s. Cash Special for the Best Opposite Sex to the winner of the above Trophy. Class 342. Blue Cock or Hen, adult. 340 C. Mitchell. 344 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. English Owls 341 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. 345 C. Mitchell. 342 Matthews & Lewis. 346 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. JUDGE: 343 C. Mitchell. 346a T. H. Pouncey. Mr. W. TAYLOR, Tolcarn, 183 Lammack Road, Blackburn. Class 343. Blue Cock, bred in 1954. One N.P.A. Challenge Certificate. Any Colour. 347 J. W. Gambrill. 349 T, W. Gambrill. 348 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. 349a T. H. Pouncey. Class 351. Any colour, Cock or Hen, adult. 348a Matthews & Lewis. 385 Matthews & Lewis. 388 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 386 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 389 Matthews & Lewis. Class 344. Blue Hen, bred in 1954. 387 Matthews & Lewis. 390 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 350 Matthews & Lewis. 353 G. W. Gambrill. 351 G. W. Gambrill. 354 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. Class 352. Any colour, Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. 352 C. Mitchell. 354a Matthews & Lewis 391 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 395 R. Baldwin. 392 Matthews & Lewis. 396 S. & J. W. McLachlan. Class 345. Chequered Cock or Hen, adult. 393 R. Baldwin. 397 R. Baldwin. 355 Miss D. J. Williams. 357 Miss D. J. Williams. 394 Matthews & Lewis. 398 R. Baldwin. 356 Miss D. J. Williams. Guaranteed by THE ENGLISH OWL CLUB (per Mr. R. Baldwin, 10 Station Parade, Class 346. Chequered Cock, bred in 1954. Harrogate) 358 G. W. Gambrill. 361 M ss D. J. Williams. Classes of less than 5 entries to be cancelled. 359 P. Taylor. 362 G. W. Gambrill. 360 Miss D. J. Williams. 363 Miss D. J. Williams. African Owls 363a T. H. Pouncey. JUDGE: Class 347. Chequered Hen, bred in 1954. Mr. A. ROBINSON, 61 Pinnacle Hill, Bexley Heath, Kent. 364 Miss D. J. Williams. 367 G. W. Gambrill. 365 G. W. Gambrill. 368 Miss D. J. Williams. Two N.P.A. Challenge Certificates. One Dun, One Black or A.O.C. 366 Miss D. T. Williams. Class 353. Dun Cock, adult. Class 348. A.O.C. Cock or Hen, adult. 399 W. Poulter. 403 J. Brooke £40. 369 C. Mitchell. 373 C. Mitchell. 400 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 404 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 370 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. 374 Miss D. J. Williams. 401 W. M. Allan. 405 J. Woodhead. 371 J. Barrowclough. 375 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. 402 R. B. Fair. 372 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. 375a T. H. Pouncey. Class 354. Dun Hen, adult. Class 349. A.O.C. Cock, bred in 1954. 406 R. B. Fair. 410 W. M. Allan. 376 J, Barrowclough. 379 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. 407 Mrs. S. F. A. Blomley. 411 Mrs. S. F. A. Blomley. 377 Miss D. J. Williams. 380 C. Mitchell. 408 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 412 R. D. S. Main. 378 Matthews & Lewis. 409 J. Woodhead.

Class 350. A.O.C. Hen, bred in 1954. Class 355. Dun Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. 381 Matthews & Lewis. 383 C. Mitchell. 413 R. D. S. Main. 418 R. B. Fair. 382 Miss D. J. Williams. 384 Proctor Smith & Whitehead. 414 R. B. Fair. 419 H. P. Barlow. 384a T. H. Pouncey. 415 W. M. Allan. 420 W. Poulter. 416 Mrs. S. F. A. Blomley. 421 R. D. S. Main. Guaranteed by THE DRAGOON CLUB (per r. H. S. Whitehead, Overdale, Langham Road, Bowdon.) 417 R. D. S. Main. 1 PO—continued PO—continued Class 356. Black Cock or Hen, adult. Oriental Frills 422 J. G. Penny. 426 Mrs. S. F. A. Blomley. JUDGES: 423 R. B. Fair. 427 W. M. Allan. 424 T. Spence. « 428 R. D. S. Main. Mr. H. N. HELLIWELL, Longfield, Burnely Road, Sowerby Bridge.—Blondinettes 425 J. G. Penny. Mr. T. W. CROFT, Glenthorn, Syddal Road, Bramhall:—Satinettes and Bluettes Four N.P.A. Challenge Certificates. Class 357. Black Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. One Blondinettes A.C., One Satinette Black or Dun Laced, Onn Satinette A.O.C. 429 R. B. Fair. 433 R. B. Fair. Laced, One Bluette or Silverette. 430 T. Spence. 434 W. M. Allan. 431 J. G. Penny. 435 R. D. S. Main. Class 362. Blondinette, Black or Dun Laced Cock or Hen, adult. 432 W. Poulter. 471 G. Bentley. 479 T. W. Croft. Class 358. Any other colour, Cock or Hen, adult. 472 T. W. Croft. 480 G. Bentley. 473 H. Seaton. 481 J. R. Terris. 436 E. A. & R. K. Kinross £50. 441 E. A. & R. K. Kinross £50. 474 K. J. Shaw. 482 K. J. Shaw. 437 S & J. W. McLachlan. 442 R. D. S. Main. 475 G. Bentley. 483 H. Seaton. 438 W. M. Allan. 443 W. M. Allan. 476 H. Seaton. 484 C. Hall. 439 R. B. Fair. 444 J. Woodhead. 477 C. Hall. 485 C. Hall. 440 J. Woodhead. 478 H. Seaton. 486 C. Hall. Class 359. Any other colour, Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. Class 363. Biondinette, or Dun Laced Cock or Hen, bred 445 J. G. Penny. 449 W. M. Allan. in 1954. 446 R. D. S. Main. 450 W. Poulter. 447 R. B. Fair. 451 R. D. S. Main. 487 T. W. Croft. 494 H. Seaton. 448 Mrs. S. F. A. Blomley. 452 J. Brooke £40. 488 G. Bentley. 495 K. J. Shaw. 489 H. Seaton. 496 C. Hall. Mr. R. B. FAIR offers to Members of the African Owl Club:— 490 J. R. Terris. 496a J. R. Burrows. 497 H. Seaton. SPECIAL No. 108.—10s. 6d. for the Best Black or Dun bred in 1954. 491 H. Seaton. 492 T. W. Croft. 498 J. R. Terris. Mr. J. R. IVE offers to Members of the African Owl Club:— 493 G. Bentley. SPECIAL No. 109.—10s. 6d. for the Best A.O.C. bred in 1954. Class 364. Blondinette A.O.C., Laced or Barred Cock, adult. 499 N. R. Steel. 504 J. R. Terris. Turbits 500 G. Bentley. 505 G. Bentley. 501 E. P. Morton. 506 E. P. Morton. JUDGE: 501a J. R. Burrows. 507 C. Hall. Mr. T. GRINDEY, 389 Morrside Road, Flixton, Manchester. 502 G. Bentley. 508 G. Bentley. 503 H. Seaton. One N.P.A. Challenge Certificate. Any Colour. Class 365. Blondinette A.O.C. Laced or Barred Hen, adult. Class 360. Any colour Cock or Hen, adult. 509 G. Bentley. 514 J. R. Terris. 453 T. Kay. 458 T. Kay. 510 N. R. Steel. 515 G. Bentley. 454 R. B. Fair. 459 D. G. MacLaren. 511 D. Parvin. 516 C. Hall. 455 J. McFadyen. 460 J. McFayden. 511a J. R. Burrows. 517 E. P. Morton. 456 D. G. MacLaren. 461 D. G. MacLaren. 512 G. Bentley. 518 G. Bentley. 457 J. Woodhead. 513 E. P. Morton. Class 361. Any colour Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. Class 366. Blondinette A.O.C. Laced or Barred Cock or Hen, 462 R. B. Fair. 467 D. G. MacLaren. Bred in 1954. 4S3 T. Kay. 468 T. Kay. 519 N. R. Steel. 527 H. Seaton. 464 D. G. MacLaren. 469 D. G. MacLaren. 520 G. Bentley. 528 C. Hall. 465 T. Kay. 470 T. Kay. 521 D. Parvin. 529 G. Bentley. 466 R. B. Fair. 522 J. R. Terris. 530 C. Hall. Guaranteed by THE TURBIT CLUB (per Mr. D. G. MacLaren, Clunie Cottage, 523 G. Bentley. 531 H. Seaton. Braemar, Aberdeenshire). 524 N. R. Steel. 532 G. Bentley. SPECIAL No. 110.—A Silver Medal presented by Mrs. H. R. Champness will 525 J. R. Terris. 533 J. R. Terris. be awarded to the Best Turbit in the Show. 526 G. Bentley. 534 C. Hall. 14 PO—continued PO—continued Class 367. Satinette Black or Dun Laced Cock, adult. Modenas 535 J. Woodhead. 538 J. Woodhead. JUDGES: 536 G. J. Richardson. 539 J. Woodhead. 537 D. Parvin. Mr. J. GRASSBY, The Glen, Mobberley:—Schietti Red or Yellow; Black or Any other Self Colour; Silver or Sulphur Tri., A.O.C. Class 368. Satinette Black or Dun Laced Hen, adult. Mr. R. HOWARTH, Modena, Peter Street, Barrowford, Nelson:—All Gazzi and Schietti 540 F. J. Howlett. 544 J. R. Terris. Argent, White Barred or White Spangled. 541 J. Woodhead. 545 J. Woodhead. Mr. W. MCKEAND, Seabright Villa, Castle Douglas, Scotland:—Schietti Blue; 542 G. J. Richardson. 546 J. Woodhead. Bronze Tri., Mealy Cream, Red Cheq. or Yellow Cheq., Bronze or Sulphur. 543 D. Parvin. Twelve N.P.A. Challenge Certificates. Class 369. Satinette Black or Dun Laced Cock or Hen, bred One Gazzi, Blue or Bronze Tri., One Gazzi Black or Bronze, One Gazzi A.O.C., One Schietti Argent, White Bars, etc., One Schietti Blue, One Schietti Bronze Tri., in 1954. One Schietti Red or Yellow, One Schietti Black or A.O. Self Colour, One Schietti 547 F. J. Howlett. 550 J. Woodhead. Silver or Sulphur Tri., One Mealy, Cream etc., One Schietti Bronze, Sulphur. 548 J. Woodhead. 551 Mrs. Howlett. Plain, Laced etc., One Schietti A.O.C. 549 F. J. Howlett. 552 J. Woodhead. Class 370. Satinette A.O.C. Laced Cock, adult. Class 377. Gazzi, Blue or Bronze Tricoloured Cock or Hen, 553 J. Woodhead. 555 J. Woodhead. adult. 554 G. J. Richardson. 556 J. Woodhead. 585 J-. McFadyen. 590 W. Cull. 586 J. R. Hollingworth. 591 C. Sharpe Magee. Class 371. Satinette A.O.C. Laced Hen, adult. 587 C. Sharpe Magee. 592 J. McFadyen. 588 W. Lewthwaite. 593 W. Cull. 557 J. Woodhead. 559 J. Woodhead. 589 W. F. Holmes. 594 E. P. Morton. 558 J. R. Terris. Class 372. Satinette A.O.C. Laced Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. Class 378. Gazzi, Blue or Tricoloured Cock, bred in 1954. 560 H. Seaton. 563 C. Hall. 595 Master I. Nicholson. 601 C. Sharpe Magee. 561 K. J. Shaw. 564 H. Seaton. 596 C. Sharpe Magee. 602 W. Cull. 562 H. Seaton. 597 F. Seymour. 603 J. L. Marshall. 598 W. McKeand. 604 G. W. Spivey. Class 373. Bluette or Silverette Cock, adult. 599 J. L. Marshall. 605 W. F. Holmes. 600 W. F. Holmes. 606 W. Cull. 565 J. R. Terris. 567a J. R. Burrows. 566 H. Rigby. 568 J. R. Terris. 567 K. J. Shaw. 569 J. Woodhead. Class 379. Gazzi, Blue or Bronze Tricoloured Hen, bred in 1954. Class 374. Bluette or Silverette Hen, adult. 607 C. Sharpe Magee. 611 C. Sharpe Magee. 608 F. Seymour. 612 E. P. Morton. 570 J. R. Terris. 573a J. R. Burrows. 609 W. McKeand. 613 J. L. Marshall. 571 H. Seaton. 574 J. R. Terris. 610 J. L. Marshall. 572 K. J. Shaw. 575 C. Hall. 573 C. Hall. Class 380. Gazzi, Black or Bronze (Plain, Laced or Cheq.) Cock Class 375. Bluette or Silverette Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. or Hen, adult. 576 H. Seaton. 581 K. J. Shaw. 614 R. Main. 618 C. Sharpe Magee. 577 K. J. Shaw. 582 H. Seaton. 615 C. Sharpe Magee. 619 J. Meek. 578 J. R. Terris. 583 J. R. Terris. 616 J. R. Hollingworth. 620 R. Main. 579 H. Rigbv. 584 C. Hall. 617 R. Main. 580 H. Seaton. ORIENTAL FRILL CLUB (per Mr. G. Bentley, Norbro Cottage, Owler Park Road, Ilkley) offers the following:— Class 381. Gazzi, Black or Bronze (Plain, Laced or Cheq.) Cock bred in 1954. SPECIAL No. 111.—Diploma for the Best Adult Frill. 621 C. Sharpe Magee. 624 R. Main. SPECIAL No. 112.—Diploma for the Best Satinette or Bluette bred in 1954. 622 R. Main. 625 R. Main. SPECIAL No. 113.—Diploma for the Best Blondinette bred in 1954. 623 C. Sharpe Magee.

1 PO—continued PO—continued Class 382. Gazzi, Black or Bronze (Plain, Laced or Cheq.) Hen, Class 390. Schietti, Blue Cock, bred in 1954. bred in 1954. 688 J. Meek. 692 W. Watmough. 693 E. P. Morton. 626 C. Sharpe Magee. 630 R. Main. 689 T. L. Sears. 690 W. F. Holmes. 694 H. S. Cooke. 627 R. Main. 631 C. Sharpe Magee. 695 J. Meek. 628 J. R. Hollingworth. 632 R. Main. 691 J. Grasby. 629 W. Cull. Class 391. Schietti, Blue Hen, bred in 1954. Class 383. Gazzi, A.Q.C. Cock or Hen, adult. 696 W. Watmough. 701 J. L. Sears. 633 W. McKeand. 637 W. F. Holmes. 697 W. F. Holmes. 702 E. P. Morton. 634 W. F. Holmes. 638 W. McKeand. 698 C. Sharpe Magee. 703 W. Watmough. 635 C. Sharpe Magee. 639 C. Sharpe Magee. 699 E. P. Morton. 704 J. Meek. 636 F. Seymour. 640 W. F. Holmes. 700 J. Meek.

Class 384. Gazzi, A.O.C. Cock, bred in 1954. Class 392. Schietti, Bronze Tricoloured Cock or Hen, adult. 641 C. Sharpe Magee. 648 C. Sharpe Magee. 705 J. L. Sears. 707 E. P. Morton. 642 F. Seymour. 649 w. F. Holmes. 706 W. Watmough. 708 R. Howarth £20. 643 J. R. Hollingworth. 650 D. Parvin. 644 W. Lewthwaite. 651 W. Lewthwaite. 645 W. F. Holmes. 652 W. Cull. Class 393. Schietti, Bronze Tricoloured Cock bred in 1954. 646 W. McKeand. 653 W. F. Holmes. 709 W. F. Holmes. 714 W. Watmough. 647 W. Lewthwaite. 654 D. Parvin. 710 F. Seymour. 715 W. F. Holmes. 711 J. L. Sears. 716 D. Parvin. 712 W. F. Holmes. 717 D. Parvin. Class 385. Gazzi A.O.C. Hen, bred in 1954. 713 D. Parvin. 718 D. Parvin. 655 W. McKeand. 659 Master I. Nicholson. 656 J. R. Hollingworth. 660 D. Parvin. 657 F. Seymour. 661 W. Watmough. Class 394. Schietti, Bronze Tricoloured Hen, bred in 1954. 658 C. Sharpe Magee. 662 C. Sharpe Magee. 719 W. Watmough. 723 W. F. Holmes. 720 D. Parvin. 724 E. P. Morton. 721 J. L. Sears. 725 W. Watmough. Class 386. Schietti, Argent, White Barred or White Spangled 722 W. Watmough. Cock or Hen, adult. 663 H. Nicholson. 669 V. J. Price. Class 395. Schietti, Red or Yellow Cock or Hen, azdult. 664 W. F. Holmes. 670 W. F. Holmes. 665 V. J. Price. 671 E. H. Whitehead. 726 W. F. Holmes. 729 F. W. Luck. 666 W. F. Holmes. 672 W. F. Holmes. 727 W. & G. Machin. 730 W. F. Holmes. 667 E. H. Whitehead. 673 E. H. Whitehead. 728 J. L. Sears. 668 H. Nicholson. Class 396. Schietti, Red or Yellow Cock, bred in 1954. Class 387. Schietti, Argent, White Barred or White Spangled 731 W. F. Holmes. 734 F. W. Luck. Cock, bred in 1954. 732 W. & G. Machin. 735 W. F. Holmes. 733 J. L. Sears. 736 E. P. Morton. 674 W. F. Holmes. 675 E. H. Whitehead. Class 388. Schietti, Argent, White Barred or White Spangled Class 397. Schietti, Red or Yellow Hen, bred in 1954. Hen, bred in 1954. 737 W. F. Holmes. 740 E. P. Morton. 738 W. & G. Machin. 741 W. F. Holmes. 676 W. F. Holmes. 677 H. S. Cooke. 739 J. L. Sears. Class 389. Schietti, Blue Cock or Hen, adult. Class 398. Schietti, Black or any other Self Colour, Cock or Hen, 678 J. Grasby. 683 H. Nicholson. adult. 679 H. Morse. 684 H. Morse. 742 W. & G. Machin. 747 E. P. Morton. 680 J. L. Sears. 685 J. Meek. 743 J. R. Hollingworth. 748 R. C. Shackleton. 681 W. Watmough. 686 J. Grasby. 744 W. F. Holmes. 749 J. R. Hollingworth. 682 J. Grasby. 687 J. Grasby. 745 R. C. Shackleton. 750 W. F. Holmes. 687a E. P. Morton. 746 J. L. Sears. 751 R. C. Shackleton. 18 PIGEONS—continued PIGEONS—continued Class 399. Schietti, Black or any other Self Colour Cock, bred in 1954. Class 407. Schietti, Bronze or Sulphur (Plain, Laced or Cheq.) Cock or Hen, adult. 752 J. R. Hollingworth. 757 E. P. Morton. 753 W. F. Holmes. 758 W. F. Holmes. 808 R. C. Shackleton. 812 R. C. Shackleton. 754 R. C. Shackleton. 759 J. R. Hollingworth. 809 W. F. Holmes. 813 W. F. Holmes. 755 J. L. Sears. 760 R. C. Shackleton. 810 E. P. Morton. 814 R. C. Shackleton. 756 W. & G. Machin. 811 J. L. Sears. - 815 R. C. Shackleton.

Class 400. Schietti, Black or any other Self Colour Hen, bred in Class 408. Schietti, Bronze or Sulphur (Plain, Laced or Cheq.) 1954 Cock bred in 1954. 761 J. R. Hollingworth. 766 E. P. Morton. 816 R. C. Shackleton. 819 E. P. Morton. 762 R. C. Shackleton. 767 R. C. Shackleton. 817 W. F. Holmes. 820 R. C. Shackleton. 763 W. & G. Machin. 768 J. R. Hollingworth. 818 J. L. Sears. 764 J. L. Sears. 769 W. F. Holmes. 765 W. F. Holmes. Class 409. Schiette, Bronze or Sulphur (Plain, Laced or Cheq.) Class 401. Schietti, Silver or Tricoloured Cock or Hen, adult. Hen, bred in 1954. 770 W. Watmough. 774 H. Nicholson. 821 J. L. Scars. 823 E. P. Morton. 771 J. L. Sears. 775 W. F. Holmes. 822 W. F. Holmes. 824 R. C. Shackleton. 772 E. P. Morton. 776 G. W. Spivey. 773 W. Watmough. Class 410. Schietti, A.O.C. Cock or Hen, adult. 825 J. R. Hollingworth. 829 D. Parvin. Class 402. Schietti, Silver or Sulphur Tricoloured Cock, bred 826 W. Watmough. 830 1. R. Hollingworth. in 1954. 827 J. L. Sears. 831 W. Watmough. 777 W. Watmough. 779 E. P. Morton. 828 W. F. Holmes. 832 W. F. Holmes. 778 W. F. Holmes. 780 G. W. Spivey. Class 411. Schietti, A.O.C. Cock, bred in 1954. Class 403. Schietti, Silver or Sulphur Tricoloured Hen, bred in 833 J. R. Hollingworth. 836 W. F. Holmes. 1954. 834 W. Watmough. 837 D. Parvin. 781 W. Watmough. 785 W. Watmough. 835 J. I.. Sears. 838 W. Watmough. 782 W. F. Holmes. 786 W. F. Holmes. 783 J. L. Sears. 787 G. W. Soivey. Class 412. Schietti, A.O.C. Hen, bred in 1954. 784 E. P. Morton. 839 D. Parvin. 842 T- L. Sears. 840 W. Watmough. 843 D. Parvin. Class 404. Schietti, Mealy, Cream, Red Chequered or Yellow 841 W. F. Holmes. 844 J. R. Hollingworth. Chequered Cock or Hen, adult. Guaranteed by THE MODENA CLUB (per Mr. W. F. Holmes, The Thatched House, 788 W. Watmough. 792 E. P. Morton. Hampton Wick, Kingston-on-Thames.) 789 J. L. Sears. 793 W. Watmough. 790 W. F. Holmes. 794 W. F. Holmes. 791 J. R. Hollingworth. Genuine Homers Class 405. Schietti, Mealy, Creauj, Red Chequered or Yellow Chequered Cock, bred in 1954. JUDGE: 795 W. F. Holmes. 800 W. Watmough. Mr. R. EAVES, Homerville, Beech Avenue, Poulton-le-Fylde. 796 Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Higgins. 801 R. Howarth £50. 797 W. Watmough. 802 W. F. Holmes. One N.P.A. Challenge Certificate. Any Colour. 798 J. L. Sears. 803 W. Watmough. 799 F. L. Rackstraw. 804 Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Higgins. Class 413. Cock or Hen, adult. 845 P. W. Leah. 851 S. & J. W. McLachlan. Class 406. Schietti, Mealy, Cream, Red Chequered or Yellow 846 Matthews & Lewis. 852 W. Taylor. Chequered Hen, bred in 1954. 847 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 853 E. A. Brooksbank. 805 W. Watmough. 807 J. L. Sears. 848 F. L. Rackstraw. 854 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 849 P. W. Leah. 855 T. Backhouse. 806 W. F. Holmes. 850 Matthews & Lewis.

180 181 PO—continued PO—continued Class 414. Cock, bred in 1954. Exhibition Homers 856 P. W. Leah. 865 S. & J. W. McLachlan. JUDGE: 857 R. H. Bellamy. 866 E. A. Brooksbank. 858 Matthews & Lewis. 867 S. & J. W. McLachlan. Mr. T. H. WILLIAMS, 191 Grange Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham, 14. 859 P. W. Leah. 868 E. Pearson. One N.P.A. Challenge Certificate. Any Colour. 860 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 869 J. G. Wolstenholme. 861 J. G. Wolstenholme. 870 W. Taylor. Class 419. Chequer Cock or Hen, adult. 862 F. J. Thomas £20. 871 T. Backhouse. 863 Matthews & Lewis. 872 F. J. Thomas. 903 Matthews & Lewis. 905 J. Ramsay. 864 P. W. Leah. 904 Matthews & Lewis. 906 Matthews & Lewis. Class 420. Chequer Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. Class 415. Hen, bred in 1954. 907 J. Ramsay. 911 J. Ramsay. 873 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 880 W. Taylor. 908 Matthews & Lewis. 912 P. Taylor. 874 P. W. Leah. 881 P. W. Leah. 909 F. Buck. 913 F. Buck. 875 Matthews & Lewis. 882 E. Pearson. 910 E. T. Hammond. 876 F. L. Rackstraw. 883 E. A. Brooksbank. 877 P. W. Leah. 884 F. L. Rackstraw. 878 S. & J. W. McLachlan. 885 T. Backhouse. Class 421. Any other colour Cock or Hen, adult. 879 Matthews & Lewis. 914 Matthews & Lewis. 917 Matthews & Lewis. 915 Dr. R. N. Gibson. 918 F. Buck. 916 F. Buck. 919 Matthews & Lewis. THE GENUINE HOMER CLUB (per M. E.A. Brooksbank, 1 Jesmond Road, Harrogate) offer to fully paid-up Members of the Club.:— Class 422. Any other colour Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. SPECIAL No. 114.—5s. for the Best Genuine Homer. 920 E. T. Hammond. 925 Matthews & Lewis. SPECIAL No. 115.—5s. for the Best Bird shown by a Novice. 921 Matthews & Lewis. 926 P. Taylor. 922 J. Ramsay. 927 E. T. Hammond. 923 F. Buck. 928 J. Ramsay. 924 E. T. Hammond. 929 E. T. Hammond. THE EXHIBITION HOMER SOCIETY (per Mr. P. Taylor, Bar Road, Beckingham, Show Homers Doncaster) offers the following:— SPECIAL No. 118.—5s. for the Best Chequer. JUDGE: SPECIAL No. 119.—5s. for the Best A.O.C. Mr. E. J. LEWIS, 15 Park Avenue, Bideford. Archangels One N.P.A. Challenge Certificate. Any Colour. JUDGE: Class 416. Any Colour Cock, adult. Mr. T. GRINDEY, 389 Moorside Road, Flixton. 886 H. Field. 888 H. Field. One N.P.A. Challenge Certificate. Any Colour. 887 A. H. Jackson. Class 423. Cock or Hen, adult. Class 417. Any Colour Hen, adult. 930 N. R. Steel. 936 E. W. Colling. 931 A. E. Wickham. 937 A. E. Wickham. 889 J. Ramsay. 892 J. Brooke. 932 A. G. Glew. 938 H. G. Wood. 890 A. H. Jackson. 893 J. Ramsay. 933 Dr. R. N. Gibson. 939 Dr. R. N. Gibson. 891 H. Field. 894 H. Field. 934 N. R. Steel. 940 E. W. Colling. 935 G. Collie. 941 H. G. Wood. Class 418. Any Colour Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. Class 424. Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. 895 A. H. Jackson. 899 A. H. Jackson. 896 P. Taylor. 900 J. Brooke. 942 A. G. Glew. 947 N. R. Steel. 897 T. Ramsay. 901 J. Ramsay. 943 N. R. Steel. 948 E. W. Colling. 898 H. Field. 902 H. Field. 944 G. Collie. 949 A. E. Wickham. 945 A. E. Wickham. 950 E. W. Colling. 946 A. G. Glew. THE SHOW HOMER CLUB (per Mr. H. Field, 60 Liddell Street, Hull) offers: THE ARCHANGEL CLUB (per Mr. N. R. Steel, Hooklands Estate, Scaynes Hill, SPECIAL No. 116.—10/6 for the Best Adult. Sussex) offers *—— SPECIAL No. 117.—10/6 for the Best Bird bred in 1954. SPECIAL No. 120.—5s. for the Best Bird. 18 PE—continued PIGEONS—continued, Pigmy Pouters Class 432. Any Colour Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. 988 E. Minty. 997 J. A. Bailey. JUDGE: J. A. Bailey. 998 W. Taylor. Mr. ARTHUR ALLUM, 38 Longhill Road, Catford, London, S.E.6. 990 Connebear & Pyke. 999 G. Jackson. 991 E. W. Matthews. 1000 J. A. Bailey. 992 G. Jackson. 1001 W. Pendleton. Class 425. Cock, any age. 993 J. A. Bailey. 1002 H. Degg. 951 H. N. Leighton £25. 954 J. Woodhead. 994 T. H. Wardleworth. 1003 W. Pendleton. 952 J. Woodhead. 955 H. N. Leighton £25. 995 W. Pendleton. 1004 W. Pendleton. 953 R. Main. 996 H. P. Barlow. 1005 H. Degg. Class 426. Hen, any age. 956 H. N. Leighton £25. 958 H. N. Leighton £25. Birmingham Rollers 957 J. Woodhead. JUDGE: THE PIGMY POUTER CLUB (per Mr. H. N. Leighton, 42 Bramley Avenue, Coulsden, Mr. J. EMBREY, Poultry Farm, Longsdon, Stoke-on-Trent. Surrey) offers:— SPECIAL No. 121.-10/- for the Best Bird. Class 433. Cock or Hen, 1006 P. Morris. 1014 R. W. Brown. Jacobins 1007 K. Mosley. 1015 H. P. Swift. 1008 H. P. Swift. 1016 W. Parry. JUDGE: 1009 G. M. Manning £2/10/- 1016a J. R. Burrows. 1017 K. Mosley. Mr. H. N. HELLIWELL, Longfield, Burnley Road, Sowerby Bridge. 1010 P. Morris. 1011 H. Poole. 1018 R. W. Brown. 1012 K. Mosley. 1018a J. R. Burrows. Class 427. Any Colour, Cock or Hen, adult. 1013 P. Morris. 959 Mr. & Mrs. W. Postill. 962 H. Morse. 960 E. P. Morton. 963 E. P. Morton. Class 434. Cock or Hen, 961 W. Mc. G. Elliott. 964 Mr. & Mrs. W. Postill. 1019 R. W. Brown. 1029 H. Poole. 1020 K. Mosley. 1030 H. P. Swift. Class 428. Any Colour Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. 1021 P. Morris" £2. 1031 P. Morris £2. 965 W. Mc. G. Elliott. 968 W. Mc. G. Elliott. 1022 H. P. Swift. 1032 H. T. Dunn. 966 Mr. & Mrs. W. Postill. 969 Mr. & Mrs. W. Postill. 1023 H. T. Dunn. 1033 G. M. Manning £2/10/- 967 H. Morse. 970 H. Morse. 1024 P. Morris £2. 1034 K. Mosley. 1025 G. M. Manning £2/10/- 1035 R. W. Brown. 1026 W. Parry. 1036 W. Parry. Flying Tipplers 1027 R. W. Brown. 1037 R. W. Brown. 1028 K. Mosley. JUDGE: Mr. J. EMBREY, Poultry Farm, Longsdon, Stoke-on-Trent. A.O.V. Class 429. Light Print or Mottle Cock, adult. JUDGE: 971 E. Minty. 975 G. Jackson. Mr. T. GRINDEY, 389 Moorside Road, Flixton. 972 Connebear & Pyke. 976 S. L. Righyni. 973 S. L. Righyni. 977 T. H. Wardleworth. Class 435. Cock or Hen, adult. 974 W. Taylor. 1038 Matthews & Lewis. 1043 W. Parry. 1039 J. Woodhead. 1044 A. Y. Owen. Class 430. Light Print or Mottle Hen, adult. 1040 J. R. Hollingworth. 1045 E. W. Matthews. 978 H. P. Barlow. 981 W. Taylor. 1041 E. W. Matthews. 1046 J. Woodhead. 979 E. Minty. 982 G. Jackson. 1042 J. Finlav Britcliffe. 1047 E. W. Matthews. 980 Connebear & Pyke. 983 T. H. Wardleworth. Class 436. Cock or Hen, bred in 1954. Class 431. Any other Colour Cock or Hen, adult. 1048 E. W. Matthews. 1051 A. Y. Owen. 1049 J. R. Hollingworth. 1052 E. W. Matthews. 984 E. Minty. 986 T. H. Wardleworth. 1053 Mrs. S. F. A. Blomlev. 985 G. Jackson. 987 H. Degg. 1050 Matthews & Lewis. 1 18 J- PO—continued PO—continued Flying Homers Class 439. Cock for flying purposes, bred in 1954. 1088a Cooper & Son. 1108 Gramp Bros. 1089 A. Bridge. 1109 T. Roberts. JUDGES: 1090 G. Greenshields. 1110 W. Hughes. Mr. J. ADAMS, Old Bush Inn, Daisy Bank, Bilston, Staffs.:—437, 440, 441, 443, 446. 1091 T. Baxter. 1111 H. Hough & Son. 1092 C. Bowen. 1112 R. D. S. Main. Mr. J. EDMONDSON, Top O'th Meadows, Waterhead, Oldham:—-Classes 438, 439, 1093 H. Aze. 1113 G. Dearn. 442, 444, 445. 1094 A. Bridge. 1114 A. Y. Owen. 1095 Cooper & Son. 1115 F. Hinchliffe. 1096 E. Evans. 1116 T. Roberts. PRIZES—First, £1 5s.; Second, 15s.; Third, 10s.; Fourth, 7s. 6d.; Fifth, 5s., 1097 Gramp Bros. 1117 W. Newton. 1098 T. Roberts. 1118 W. Hughes. 1099 A. Summers. 1119 Bishop & Son. NOTE.—The increased prize money in the following classes is offered subject to 1100 R. D. S. Main. 1120 F. D. Marriott. there being not less than twenty Entries in each Class, otherwise the prize 1101 J. Bailey. 1121 F. S. M. Challinor. money will be—First, £1; Second, 10s.; Third, 5s. 1102 G. Greenshields. 1122 W. Newton. 1103 A. Bridge. 1123 W. Hughes. 1124 G. Dearn. SPECIAL PRIZES 1104 W. Newton. 1105 C. H. Wickstead 1125 A. Y. Owen. SPECIAL No. 122.—The Arthur Wright Challenge Cup for the Best Bird in 1105a T. Baxter. 1126 F. Hinchliffe. the Flown Classes. The Cup cannot be won outright and must be returned 1106 G. Laing. 1127 W. Hughes. to the Secretary at least one month before the 1955 Show. 1107 J. Stark. m SPECIAL No. 123.—THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will give a £2 Special Cash Prize and Diploma for the Best Bird in Classes 437 to 446. Class 440. Hen for flying purposes, bred in 1954. SPECIAL No. 124.—THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will give a £1 1128 A. Bridge. 1145 R. Askew. Special Cash Prize and Diploma for the Best Opposite Sex to the winner 1129 C. Bowen. 1146 G. Greenshields. of Special No. 123. 1130 G. Greenshields. 1147 T. Roberts. 1131 Cooper & Son. 1148 A. Bridge. SPECIAL No. 125.—THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will give a £5 1132 T. Baxter. 1149 H. Hough & Son. Cash Special and Diploma for the Best young Bird having flown 75 miles 1133 J. Stark. 1150 A. Y. Owen. or over. 1134 A. Summers. 1151 F. Hinchliffe. 1135 E. Evans. 1152 F. D. Marriott. 1136 H. Hough & Son. 1153 R. D. S. Main. 1137 A. Bridge. 1154 W. Newton. Class 437. Cock for flying purposes, bred prior to 1954. 1138 Cooper & Son. 1155 T. Roberts. 1139 T. Roberts. 1156 Bishop & Son. 1054 C. Bowen. 1062 E. Evans. 1140 R. D. S. Main. 1157 W. Hughes. 1055 A. Bridge. 1063 T. Roberts. 1141 T. Bailey. 1158 W. Newton. 1056 P. Makin. 1064 J. Stark. 1142 W. Newton. 1159 A. Y. Owen. 1057 G. Greenshields. 1065 Bishop & Son. 1143 T. Baxter. 1160 F. D. Marriott. 1058 H. Aze. 1066 A. Bridge. 1144 W. Hughes. 1059 R. D. S. Main. 1067 W. Newton. 1060 W. Newton. 1068 W. Hughes. 1061 A. Bridge. 1069 A. Y. Owen. Class 441 . Cock, adult, having flown 180 miles or over 1161 W. Fittes. 1167 J. A. Wood. 1162 J. Stark. 1168 P. Makin. Class 438. Hen for flying purposes, bred prior to 1954. 1163 E. Evans. 1169 G. Greenshields. 1164 E. Henderson. 1170 J. Bailey. 1070 J. Stark. 1080 P. Makin. 1165 A. Bridge. 1171 E. Henderson. 1071 C. Bowen. 1081 W. Newton. 1166 F. H. Bushen. 1072 A. Bridge. 1082 F. S. M. Challinor. 1073 T. Roberts. 1083 A. Bridge. 1074 C. H. Wickstead. 1084 E. Evans. Class 442. Hen, adult, having flown 180 miles or over in 1954. 1075 G. Laing. 1085 W. Hughes. 1172 G. Greenshields. 1177 C. H. Wickstead. 1076 J. Bailey. 1086 Bishop & Son. 1173 E. Evans. 1178 J. A. Wood. 1077 G. Greenshields. 1087 A. Y. Owen. 1174 E. Henderson. 1179 J- Stark. 1078 A. Bridge. 1088 W. Newton. 1175 A. Bridge. 1180 E. Henderson. 1079 R. D. S. Main. 1176 P. Makin. 1181 F. S. M. Challinor. 18 PIE—continued RABBITS and CAVIES Class 443. Cock, bred in 1954, having flown 75 miles or over. All Exhibits must be in their pens by 9 a.m. and remain until 5 p.m. 1182 A. Bridge. 1197 J. Stark. 1183 P. Makin. 1198 L. T. Yeo. RABBITS 1184 G. Greenshields. 1199 E. Evans. CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 1185 E. Evans. 1200 R. D. S. Main. (Held under British Rabbit Council Rules) 1186 H. Wright. 1201 E. Henderson. 1187 H. Hough & Son. 1202 E. Fawcett. 1188 J. Stark. 1203 L. T. Yeo. PRIZE MONEY 1189 R. D. S. Main. 1204 W.. Brown. Breed Classes:— 1190 W. Hughes. 1205 F. H. Bushen. First, 12s. 6d.; Second, 7s. 6d.; Third, 5s.; Reserve, 2s. Entrance Fee, 1191 R. Askew. 1206 F. S. M. Challinor. 2s. each Entry. 1192 A. Bridge. 1207 F. Hinchliffe. 1193 G. Greenshields. 1208 H. E. Dalzell. Juvenile:— 1194 P. Makin. 1209 J. A. Wood. First, 7s. 6d.; Second, 5s.; Third, 2s. Entrance Fee, Is. each Entry. 1195 W. Brown. 1210 L. T. Yeo. 1196 F. H. Bushen. 1211 E. Henderson. Normal Fur Section

Class 444. Hen, bred in 1954, having flown 75 miles or over. JUDGES: 1212 P. Makin. 1227 E. Henderson. Mr. A. J. POWER, 90 Latch Lane, Kingston-on-Thames:—All classes bar Juvenile. 1213 J. Stark. 1228 J. Stark. Mr. L. W. CHEW, 190 Welwyn Park Avenue, Hull:—Juvenile Normal Fur. 1214 A. Bridge. 1229 R. D. S. Main. 1215 E. Evans. 1230 E. Fawcett. "d" denotes MUST be duplicated. 1216 R. D. S. Main. 1231 E. Evans. 1217 G. Greenshields. 1232 L. T. Yeo. 1218 J. Bailey. 1233 R. Askew. Class 447. Chinchilla, adult. 1219 W. Hughes. 1234 F. H. Bushen. 1 Miss B. E. Hall. Also in 6 D. B. Rowley £20. Also in 1220 R. Askew. 1235 E. Henderson. Classes 449, 450, 451, 458. Classes 449, 451. 1221 P. Makin. 1236 W. Brown. 2 W. Porter. Also in Classes 7 J. W. Beard. Also in Classes 1222 A. Bridge. 1237 F. S. M. Challinor. 449, 450, 451, 493. 450, 451. 1223 W. Brown. 1238 E. Fawcett. 3 G. R. Lane. Also in Classes 8 T. Harrison. Also in Classes 1224 F. H. Bushen. 1239 H. E. Dalzell. 449, 450, 451. 449, 450, 451. 1225 E. Evans. 1240 J. A. Wood. 4 T. K. Urmston. Also in 8a Broxwood Stud. Also in 1226 G. Greenshields. 1241 E. Henderson. Classes 449, 493. Classes 449, 450, 451, 493. 5 B. Griffiths. Also in Classes 449, 450, 451, 493. Class 445. Cock, any age having flown 350 miles or over in 1954. 1242 W. Fittes. 1247 H. Wright. Class 448. Chinchilla, under 5 months. 1243 H. Hough & Son. 1248 G. Greenshields. 9 G. R. Lane. 12 J. W. Beard. Also in Classes 1244 R. Askew. 1249 J. Stark. 10 O. P. Haagensen £15. Also 449. 1245 A. Bridge. 1250 W. Brown. in Classes 449, 450, 451. 13 T. Harrison. Also in Class 1246 F. H. Bushen. 1251 E. Henderson. 11 A. Lacey. Also in Class 450. 449, 450, 451. 14 E. Souell. Also in Class 449. Class 446. Hen, any age, having flown 350 miles or over in 1954. Class 449. Chinchilla, 1252 E. Evans. 1255a J. A. Wood. rung. (1) Miss B. E. Hall. 1253 W. Brown. 1256 G. Greenshields. (5) B. Griffiths. 1254 A. Bridge. 1257 H. Hough & Son. (2) W. Porter. (6) D. B. Rowley. 1255 J. Stark. (3) G. R. Lane. (12) J. W. Beard. (10) O. P. Haagensen. (8) T. Harrison. (4) T. K. Urmston. (14) E. Sou ell. All prize winners in the Distance Classes must have flown the distance in 1954 and (11) A. Lacey. (8a) Broxwood Stud. must be verified by certificates signed by the Secretary of the Club in whose race the birds competed. Class 450d. Chinchilla, Breeders any age. Certificates must be sent to the Secretary of the Altrincham Show within (1) Miss B. E. Hall. (5) B. Griffiths. 14 days after the date of the Show, or the bird(s) will be disqualified (2) W. Porter. (7) J. W. Beard. and the prize money withheld. (3) G. R. Lane. (8) T. Harrison. (10) O. P. Haagensen. (13) T. Harrison. All Exhibitors in the Flying Homer Classes must be Members of a Recognised Union. (11) A. Lacey. (8a) Broxwood Stud. RABBITS—continued RABBITS—continued Class 45Id. Chinchilla Challenge, any age. Class 460d. Normal Fur Breeders, bar Chinchilla, under 5 (1) Miss B. E. Hall. (5) B. Griffiths. months. (2) W. Porter. (6) D. B. Rowley. (36) W. J. Ward. (31) C. Pearson. J. W. Beard. (29) G. H. Rushton. (22) S. Salisbury. (3) G. R. Lane. (7) (10) O. P. Haagensen. T. Harrison. (8) Broxwood Stud. (11) A. Lacey. (8a) Class 46Id. Normal Fur Challenge, bar Chinchilla, adult. (15) G. F. Gaunt. (34) D. C. & N. Edmondson. Class 452. Beveren, any colour, adult. (16) R. Scarratt. (35) J. W. Sutton. 15 G. F. Gaunt. Also in Classes 18 J. D. Speakman. Also in (33) Thompson Bros. (25) J. J. Allman. 459, 461, 493. Class 459. (24) M. Knowles. (26) T. Cooper. 16 R. Scarratt. Also in Class 461. 19 Rosswyn Stud. Also in Class (17) A. E. Robinson. (27) Mrs. M. Collon. 17 A. E. Robinson. Also in 459." D. Oldham. Classes 459, 461. 20 Class 462d. Normal Fur Challenge, bar Chinchilla, under 5 months. Class 453. Beveren, any colour, under 5 months. (29) G. H. Rushton. (22) S. Salisbury. 21 D Oldham 22 S. Salisbury. Also in Classes (31) C. Pearson. 460, 462."

Class 454. Silver Fox, adult. Fancy Section 26 T. Cooper. Also in Classes 23 H. P. Barlow £2/10/-. Also JUDGES: in Class 459. 459, 461. 24 M. Knowles. Also in Classes 27 Mrs. M. Collon. Also in Mr. H. ROUND, 16 Jubilee Terrace, Royston:—English and Dutch. Classes 461, 493. 459, 461. Mr. T. WHITTAKER, 229 Cleverley Estate, Wormholt Road, Shepherds Bush, W.12. :- 25 J. J. Allman. Also in Classes Tans, Silver, Harlequin, Netherland Dwarfs, A.O.V., Juvenile, Fancy Breeders, 459, 461. Fancy Challenge.

Class 455. Silver Fox, under 5 months. "d" denotes MUST be duplicated. 28 H. P. Barlow. £2 30 A. Cumberbirch. 29 G. H. Rushton. Also in 31 C. Pearson. Also in Classes Class 463. English Black or Blue, adult. Classes 460, 462. 460, 462. 40 J. P. Hilditch £30. Also in 42 G. H. Warren. Also in Classes 465, 467, 468, 493. Classes 467, 468. 41 F. C. Plant & Son. Class 456. A.O.V. Normal Fur, adult. 32 J. Jaundrill. Also in Class 34 D. C. & N. Edmondson. Also 459. in Classes 458, 459, 461. Class 464. English Black or Blue, under 5 months. 33 Thompson Bros. Also in 35 J. W. Sutton. Also in Classes 43 S G. Bardsley. Also in 44 L. Hardcastle. Also in Classes Classes 459, 461. 459. 461. Classes 467, 468. 467, 468. 45 L,. Hardcastle. Class 457. A.O.V. Normal Fur, under 5 months. 36 W. J. Ward. Also in Class 37 Snape Bros. Class 465. English A.C., adult. 460. 46 L. Hardcastle. Also in Class 47 N. Smalley. Also in Classes 468 467, 468, 493. Class 458. Juvenile Normal Fur, any variety, any age. (40) J. P. Hilditch. 38 Miss J. Burn. (1) Miss B. E. Hall. 39 Miss J. Bright. (34) D. C. & N. Edmondson. Class 466. English A.C., under 5 months. 48 J G Martin. Also in Classes 52 B. Shepherd. Also in Classes Class 459d. Normal Fur Breeders, bar Chinchilla, adult. 467, 468. 467, 493. 49 E. Beverley. Also in Classes 53 S. G. Bardsley. Also in (23) H. P. Barlow. (34) D. C. & N. Edmondson. (35) J. W. Sutton. 467, 468. Classes 467, 468. (15) G. F. Gaunt. 50 R. E. Tilbury. Also in Class 54 B. Griffiths. (32) J. Jaundrill. (25) j. J. Allman. (26) T. Cooper. 467. " 55 L. Hardcastle. Also in Classes (33) Thompson Bros. 51 R. E. Tilbury. Also in Class 467, 468. M. Knowles. (18) J. D. Speakman. (24) 467. 56 L. Hardcastle. (17) A. E. Robinson. (19) Rosswyn Stud. 1 RABBITS—continued RABBITS—continued Class 467d. English Breeders, any age. Class 473d. Dutch Challenge, any (77) H. Warburton. (70) K. Gilbert. C48) J. G. Martin. (52) B. Shepherd. (80) K. Gilbert. (49) E. Beverley. (53) S. G. Bardsley. (67) C. Arnold. (68) C. Rennie & Son. (81) K. Gilbert. (40) J. P. Hilditch. (43) S. G. Bardsley. (73) Miss G. B. O. Shepherd. (42) G. H. Warren. (44) L. Hardcastle. (57) Miss E. Wood. (58) T. A. Harper. (85) B. Oldfield. (50) R. E. Tilbury. (55) L. Hardcastle. (64) L. Banks. R. E. Tilbury. (47) N. Smalley. (59) S. Cave. (51) (79) D. Jolly. (75) T. Carstairs. (69) K. Gilbert. (66) K. P. Wheeldon. Class 468d. English Challenge, any age. (48) J. G. Martin. (43) S. G. Bardsley. (49) E. Beverlev. (44) L. Hardcastle. Class 474. Tan, Black, adult. (40) J. P. Hilditch. (46) L. Hardcastle. 89 Miss D. W. Green. Also in 93 H. W. Humphrey. Also in (42) G. H. Warren. (55) L. Hardcastle. Classes 483, 485. Classes 483, 485. (53) S. G. Bardsley. (47) N. Smalley. 90 Miss D. W. Green. Also in 94 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in Classes 483, 485. Classes 485, 4-93. Class 469. Dutch Black or Blue adult. 91 E. J. Barton. Also in Class 95 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 485. Classes 485, 493. 57 Miss E. Wood. Also in 62 Misses H. & A. Whitehouse. Also in Class 482. 92 J. E. Bailes. Also in Classes Classes 472, 473. 483, 485, 493. 58 T. A. Harper. Also in Classes 63 R. Whyatt. Also in Class 472. 472, 473, 493. 64 L. Banks. Also in Classes 59 S. Cave £5/10/0. Also in 472, 473. J. Oakley £3. Class 475. Tan, A.O.C., adult. Classes 472, 473. 65 98 K. P. Wheeldon. 60 Master P. Bailev. Also in 66 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 96 J. Carter. Also in Classes Class 482. Classes 473, 493. 483, 485. 99 K. P. Wheeldon. 61 Master W. D. Hacking. Also 97 K. P. Wheeldon. in Classes 482, 493. Class 476. Tan, A.C., under 5 months. Class 470. Dutch Black or Blue, under 4 months. 100 J. Davies. Also in Classes 104 H. W. Humphrey. Also in 67 C. Arnold. Also in Classes 73 Miss G. B. O. Shepherd. 484, 486, 493. Classes 485, 486. 472, 473. Also in Classes 472, 473. 101 Mrs. C. E. Hilditch £5. Also 105 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 68 C. Rennie & Son. Also in 74 J. Oakley £5. in Classes 484, 486. Classes 484, 486. Classes 472, 473. 75 T. Carstairs. Also in Classes 102 E. J. Barton. Also in Classes 108 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 69 K. Gilbert. Also in Class 473. 472, 473. 484, 486. Classes 484, 486. 70 K. Gilbert. Also in Class 473. 76 A. V. Wharfe. Also in Class 103 J. W. Sutton. Also in Classes 472. 71 Mrs. H. Dixon. 484, 486. 72 E. W. Sutherley. Class 471. Dutch A.O.C., any age. Class 477. Silver, A.C., any age. 77 H. Warburton. Also in Classes 84 Misses H. & A. Whitehouse. 107 H T Hancox. Also in Classes 109 T. Cooper. Also in Class 485. 472, 473. Also in Class 482. 485, 493 110 J. & H. Bell. Also in Classes 78 P. & J. Robinson £1. 85 B. Oldfield. Also in Classes 108 E. & A. Maun. Also in 483, 485, 493. 79 D. Jolly. Also in Classes 472, 472, 473. Classes 483, 485. 473. 86 R. Whyatt. Also in Class 472. K. P. Wheeldon. 80 K. Gilbert. Also in Class 473. 87 Class 478. Harlequin, any age. 81 K. Gilbert. Also in Class 473. 88 K. P. Wheeldon. 82 Mrs. H. Dixon. 111 Miss I. Richmond. Also in 113 R. Lampshire. Also in Class 83 W. Norman. Also in Class Classes 483, 485. 483. 472. 112 Miss I. Richmond. Also in Classes 484, 486. Class 472d. Dutch Breeders, any age. (77) H. Warburton. (73) Miss G. B. O. Shepherd. Class 479. Netherland Dwarf, A.C., any age (67) C. Arnold. (85) B. Oldfield. W. L. Shackleton. (63) R. Whyatt. 114 Miss E. Wood. Also in Class 117 (68) C. Rennie & Son. 484. H8 W. L. Shackleton. (57) Miss E. Wood. (86) R. Whyatt. Miss G. B. O. Shepherd. (64) L. Banks. 115 Master P. L. Finney. Also 119 (58) T. A. Harper. in Class 482. 120 Miss M. A. Carstairs. Also (59) S. Cave. (75) T. Carstairs. in Class 486. (76) A. V. Wharfe, 116 P. Ashley. Also in Classes (79) D. Jolley. 483, 485. (83) W. Norman. 1 RABBITS—continued RABBIT S—continued Class 480. A.O.V. Fancy, adult. Rex Section JUDGE: 121 J. Crawley. Also in Classes 483, 485. Mr. L. W. CHEW, 190 Welwyn Park Avenue, Beverley High Road, Hull, "d" denotes MUST be duplicated. Class 481. A.O.V. Fancy, under 5 months. Class 487. Ermine Rex, adult. 122 Miss O. Gilbert. Also in 124 Master A. Swindells. 131 E. Harrop. Also in Classes 135 B. Oldlkld. Also in Classes Class 486. 125 C. Seward. Also in Classes 491, 492, 493. 492, 493. 123 Master A. Swindells. 484. 486. 132 J. Jaundrill. Also in Classes 136 A. Roden. Also in Classes 491, 492. 493. 492, 493. 133 Mrs. G. Revcll. Also in 137 Stanoxer Stud. Also in Class 482. Juvenile Fancy, any variety, any age. Classes 491. 492, 493. Classes 491, 492, 493. 134 F. Polles. Also in Classes 126 P. & J. Robinson 10/-. 115) Master P. L. Finney. 491, 492, 493. 127 R Lakes. 60) Master P. Bailey. 128 Master P. Bailey 10 -. (61) Master W. D. Hacking. Class 488. Ermine Rex, under 5 months. 129 Miss A. Gilbody. >62) Misses H. & A. Whitehouse. 138 J. Jaundrill. Also in Classes 140 G. Kemp. Also in Classes 130 Master A. Swindells. i84> Misses H. & A. Whitchouse. 491, 492. 491, 492. 139 Mrs. G. Revcll.

Class 483d. Fancy Breeders, bar English and Dutch, adult. Class 489. A.O.C. Rex, adult. 141 Master M. Pickles. Also in 143 Stanoxcr Stud. Also in Miss D. Vi'. Green. ,92 J. I-:. Bailes. • Class 492. Classes 491, 492, 493. Miss D. W. Green. ' (121 J. Crawley. 142 E. Harrop. Also in Class 491. J. Carter. (93 II W. Humphrey. Miss I. Richmond. (113) R. 1 .ampshirc. Class 490. A.O.C. Rex, under 5 months. E. Of A. Maun. 1 10 J & H. Bell. 144 Miss A. Hills. Also in Classes 145 Mrs. P. E. Dtlf. Also in (116 P. Ashley. 491, 492. Classes 491, 492.

Class 484d. Fancy Breeders, bar English and Dutch, under 5 Ask for months. (100; J. Davies. (125j C. Seward. (114) Miss E. Wood. (103) J. W. Sutton. (112) Miss I. Richmond. 104 H. W. Humphrey (101 Miss C. E. Hilditch. (105 K. P. Wheeldon.' ; 1021 E. J. Barton. (106) K. P. Wheeldon.

Class 485d. Fancy Challenge, r English and Dutch, adult. (89) Miss D. W. Green. (92) J. E. Hailes. 90) Miss D. W. Green. (121 • J. Crawley. (96) J. Carter. (109 T. Cooper. (Ill) Miss I. Richmond. f93) H. W. Humphrey. (107) H. J Hancox. 94 K. P. Wheeldon. (108) E. & A. Maun. 95 K. P. Wheeldon. (91) E. J. Barton. (110) J. & H. Bell. (116) P. Ashlcv.

Class 486d. Fancy Challenge, bar English and Dutch, under 5 months. (100) J. Davics. (103) J. W. Sutton. (112 Miss I. Richmond. (104 H. W. Humphrey. (101) Mrs. C. E. Hilditch. 120 Miss M. A. Carstairs. (122) Miss O. Gilbert. (105) K. 1'. Wheeldon. (102) E. J. Barton. <106) K. P. Whecldon. (125) C. Seward. THOMAS HULBERT & SONS LTD. New Era Flour Mills, Manchester, 16 195 RABBITS—continued RABBITS—continued

Class 491 d. Rex Breeders, any age. SPECIAL No. 12®.—THE BEVEREN CLUB (per Mr. E. B. Taylor, 6 Daybrook Road, (131) E. Harrop. (134) F. Polles. Merton Park, London, S.W.19. offers a Club Certificate for the Best Beveren. a42) E. Harrop. 144 Miss A. Hills. SPECIAL No. 130.—THE NATIONAL SILVER FOX CLUB (per Mr. H. Miller, 36 Nelson (132) J. Jaundrill. (137) Stanoxcr Stud. Road, Daybrook, Notts.) offers a Certificate or Merit for the Best Fox. (138) J. Jaundrill. (143) Stanoxcr Stud. THE NATIONAL ENGLISH RABBIT CLUB (per Mr. A. Sanderson, 24 Wythcr Park Road, (133) Mrs. G. Re veil. (145) Mrs. P. E. Delf. Armley, Leeds, 12.) offers to its Members:— 140 G. Kemp. SPECIAL No. 131.—Spoon for the Best English Adult. SPECIAL No. 132.—Spoon for the Best English under 5 months. Class 492d. Rex Challenge, any age. SPECIAL No. 133.—THE NORTH WEST ENGLISH RABBIT CLUB (per Mr. F. Hunt, (141) Master M. Pickles. (135) B. Oldfield. 5 Kay Street, Atherton, Manchester) offers a Diploma and Special Prize for (131) E. Harrop. (136) A. Roden. the Best English if exhibited by a Member. (132) J. Jaundrill. (144) Miss A. Hills. SPECIAL No. 134.—THE UNITED KINGDOM DUTCH RABBIT CLUB (per Mr. H. (138) J. Jaundrill. (137) Slanoxer Stud. Phillips, Holmlcigh, Long Buckby, Nr. Rugby) offers to its Members a Spoon (133) Mrs. G. Revcll. (143) Stanoxcr Stud. for the Best Dutch. (140) G. Kemp. (145) Mrs. P. E. Delf. (134) F. Polles. THE NATIONAL TAN RABBIT CLUB (per Mr. Bryn Jones, Bushbury, Pendraw Place, Cyncocd, Cardiff) offers to its Members:— Open Grand Challenge Class SPECIAL No. 135.—Diploma for the Best Tan, Class No. 493d. SPECIAL No. 136.—2s. 6d. for the Best Opposite Colour to winner. JUDGE: SPECIAL No. 137.—THE HARLEQUIN RABBIT CLUB (per Mr. L. Barlow, 51 Deightonby Street, Thurnscoe East, Nr. Rothcrham) offers to its Members Mr. F. G. WOODGATE, 108 Wcstficld I.anc, Idle, Bradford. and subject to there being not less than five entries in the class a Certificate of PRIZES—First, £1; Second, 10s.; Third, 5s. Merit lor the Best Harlequin. SPECIAL No. 137a.—THE NETHERLAND DWARI RABBIT CLUB (per Mrs. J. Class 493d Any variety, any age. Naylor, 12 Connaught Road, Fleet, Hants.) offers a Diploma for the Best (131) E. Harrop. (5. B. Griffiths. Netherland Dwarf. (100) J. Davies. 161 Master W. D. Hacking. SPECIAL No. 138.—THE UNIVERSAL REX RABBIT SOCIETY (per Mr. S. F. Judge, (40) J. P. Hilditch. 135 B. Oldfield. 8 Kclmscott Close, Watford, Herts.) offers to its Members a Certificate of (15) G. F. Gaunt. (27;i Mrs. M. Collon. Merit. 58; T. A. Harper. 136 ) A. Roden. (132) J. Jaundrill. .66 i K. P. Wheeldon. (107) H. J. Hancox. 194 K. P. Whecldon. (133) Mrs. G. Rcvcll. (951 K. P. Whecldon. (2) W. Porter. (lio;i J. & H. Hell. For Your Next Journey . . (4) T. K. Urmston. (137; Stanoxcr Stud. (52) B. Shepherd. (143; .Stanoxcr Stud. (92) J. E. Bailes. (47; N. Smalley. on business or for pleasure, consult us about (134) F. Polles. (8a Broxwood Stud. your arrangements—travel tickets by all airlines, RABBIT SPECIALS ocean steamships, British and foreign railroads THI: BRITISH RABBIT COUNCIL (per Mr. J. C. Sandford, 273 Farnborough Road, —all at official fares; hotel reservations, inclusive Farnborough, Hants.) offers for Open Competition by individual members of tours in Gt. Britain and abroad; seats, sleepers, the B.R.C., a Challenge Certificate (qualifying for a Championship) for the Best Exhibits in each of the following Breeds:— passports, visas, currency, insurance, etc., etc. All these facilities are available in one office. Chinchilla English B or B Tan Black Netherland Dwarf Beveren English A.O.C. Tan A.O.C. A.O.V. Fancy Fox Dutch B or B Silver Ermine Rex A.O.V. Normal Fur Dutch A.O.C. Harlequin A.O.C. Rex BOOK AT THE BRITISH RABBIT COUNCIL offers for Open Competition by individual Members of the B.R.C. a Diploma for the Best Exhibits in each of the following sections:— Best Fur Best Fancy THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY offers:— XTAXTOX TltAYEL SERVICE SPECIAL No. 126.—£2 Cash Prize and Diploma for the Best Rabbit in the Show. BY AIR - SEA - RAIL - ROAD SPECIAL No. 127.—£1 Cash Prize and Diploma for the Reserve Best in the Show. SPECIAL No. 128.—THE NATIONAL CHINCHILLA CLUB (per Mr. J. A. Parish, "Nuwayes," Lodge Lane, Salfords, Rcdhill, Surrey) offers a Diploma of 17 KINGSWAY, ALTRINCHAM Merit for the Best Chinchilla exhibited by a member of the N.C.R.C.

16 RIT—continued CAVIES—continued THE NORTHERN REX RAHBIT ASSOCIATION (per Mr. L. W. Chew, 190 Wclwvn Park Avenue, Beverley High Road, Hull) offers for Open Competition :— Class 499. Self A.O.C., under 4 months. SPECIAL No. 139.—Diploma for the Best Sell Rex. No Entries. SPECIAL No. 140.—Diploma for the Best Non-Self Rex. Class 500d. Self Breeders, adult.

G. Francis (176) p Urk (165 Miss J. k Radcglia. (15^, A Tinner CAVIES (175 Miss J F. Radcglia. ,67) T. Shads'. (166) S. i'-Uam. (168) j Sutcliffc JUDGES: Mrs. ELWARD, 4 Hillcrest, Loose, Nr. Maidstone, Kent:—Selfs Class 50Id. Self Breeders, under 4 months. ,j R. PARMER, The Vines, Sibson, Nuneaton:—Abyssinians. Mr. S. MATHER, 184 Stretford Road, Urmston, Manchester:—Marked varieties llTO) H K' I71) Master D. Jeffries. All Judges:—Grand Challenge. Si A. Tipper. 172) J Sutcliffe. PRIZE MONEY Breed Classes:— Class 502d. Self Challenge, adult. First, 12s. 6d.; Second, 7s. 6d.; Third, 5s.; Reserve, 2s. (151) G. Francis. (166) s

Grand Challenge:— " G- Prancis. 153) A. Tipper. arS W ,54 First, £1; Second, 10s.; Third, 5s. M r r- .' ' J EUson. ,68) J Sutdiffc "d" denotes MUST be duplicated (lei! Miss" J. F. Raideglia. '

Class 494. Self Cream or White, adult. Class 503d. Self Challenge, under 4 months. (155; G. Francis. ris<» A G. Francis. Also in Class 502. 153 A. Tipper. Also in Classes lo2 I . is A. Bloor. 5(X), 502, 528. U70 S" Ho vie 17?! Maslre Jeffries. 154 B. Ellson. Also in Class 502. (170) H. Hoyle. (172) j Sutcliffc.

Class 495. Self Cream or White, under 4 months. Class 504. Abyssinian Tor or White, adult. 155 G. Francis. Also in Class 503. 159 A. Tipper. Also in Classes 180 C. Darwin. '8' Also in Classes 156 F. fr A. Bloor. 501, 503. 157 s. Taylor. 160 Master D. Jeffries. 158 F. Lark. Class 505. Abyssinian Tor or White, under 5 months.

Class 496. Self Black, adult. 183 P. R 187 ^ -^impson. Also in Class 184 D. Bonnington. igo p iwn.., AI 161 P. R. Wood. 166 S. Ellam. Also in Classes Als 111 Uasscs 162 Ci. Francis. Also in Classes 500, 502. 185 H. Badcock. 511 513 ° 500, 502. 186 A. Tipper. Also in Classes 167 T. Shields. Also in Class 500. 511, 513. 163 11. Parsons. Also in Class 502. 168 J. Sutcliffc. Also in Classes 164 C. G. Foster. Also in Class 500. 502. 502. Class 506. Abyssinian Tor or Brindle, adult. 165 Miss J. F. Radeglia. Also in IH9 G. E. Skerratt. lay i w_n Classes 500. 502. 190 P. R Wood. Also in Class 93 A IIIJ A. 510 ,8J A lippcr. Also in (.lasses Class 497. Self Black, under 4 months. 169 H. Hoyle. Also in Classes 171 Master D. Jeffries. Also in 191 SKz A,S° in (:'aSSCS 194 -Sinfpson528' 501, 503. Classes 501. 503. 170 H. Hoyle Also in Classes 172 J. Sutcliffe. Also in Classes 501, 503. 501, 503. Class 507. Abyssinian Tor or Brindle, under 5 months 173 E. Soucll. 195 G s k c , A,s in 199 M ,,cr A,soinaasscs aLs 5 i r5 .3. ° r,/ 5Ti Class 498. Self A.O.C., adult. 196 S'51ll'ay5°3 A|S° a*SSCS 200 A Ti'ppcr" 2 A S ClaSgCS 174 W CressweU. 176 F. Lark. Also in Class 500. 197 P. Ash lev. Also in Classes °' VlT.T ' ° ]/:> Miss J. 1\ Radeglia. Also in 177 A Timer 511,513. ). Class 500. 178 Master D. Jeffries. 198 Mrs. I. Waller. Also in Classes 511, 513, 528. 198 199 CAVIES—continued CAVIES—continued Class 508. Abyssinian A.O.C., adult. Class 517. Dutch, A.O.C., adult. 202 G. E. Skcrratt. 204 P. R. Wood. 228 Hunter & Gibson. Also in 229 G. W. Mallinson. 203 G. E. Skcrratt. Also in 205 S. Taylor. Classes 526, 528. Classes 510. 512, 206 A. Tipper. Class 518. Dutch, any colour, under 4 months. Class 509. Abyssinian A.O.C., under 5 months. 230 G. W. Mallinson. Also in 235 W. li. Dawson. 207 C. V. B. Taylor £3 3/-. 212 H. Badcock. Also in Classes Classes 525, 527, 528. 236 B. Hllson. Also in Class 527. 208 G. E. Skerratt. 511, 513. 231 S. 'Taylor. 237 R. Lawrence. 209 G. E. Skerratl. Also in 213 A. Tipper. 232 W. E. Dawson. Also in Class 238 R. Lawrence. Classes 511, 513. 214 W. Barron. Also in Classes 525. 239 A. Vickers. Also in Classes 210 P. R. Wood. 511, 513. 233 W. E. Dawson. 525, 527. 211 S. Taylor. 234 W. 1-:. Dawson.

Class 51Od. Abyssinian Breeders, adult. Class 519. Himalayan, adult. (203) G. E. Skcrratt. (193) A. Tipper. 240 Master M. I'KMCV 243 Dr. R. N. Gibson. 1190) P. R. Wood. (181) F. Dcnney. 241 Master M. Pickles. Also in 244 Mr. & Mrs. N. H. Stennett. (191) S. Taylor. Class 524. 245 I R. Tavlui. 242 Dr. R. N. Gibson. 246 J. R. Taylor. Class 51 Id. Abyssinian Breeders, under 5 months. Class 520. Himalayan, under 5 months. (195} G. E. Skerratt. (199 Mrs. I. Waller. 1209) G. E. Skerratt. (186: A. Tipper. 247 Dr. R. N. Gibson. 249 J. R. Taylor. (1961 S. Taylor. (187) W. Simpson. 248 Dr. R. N. Gibson. 250 J. R. Taylor. (212; H. Badcock. (201 W. Simpson. (1971 P. Ashley. (1881 F. Dcnncv. Class 521. Tort and White, adult. M98 Mrs. I. Waller. (214) W. Barron. 251 C. G. Foster. 254 G. W. Mallinson. 252 G. W. Mallinson. Also in 255 G. W. Mallinson. Class 512d. Abyssinian Challenge, adult. Class 526. 256 S. Jeffries. 203) G. E. Skcrratt. (193, A. Tipper. 253 G. W. Mallinson. Also in (191) S. Taylor. (181; F. Dcnncy. Classes 524, 526.

Class 513d. Abyssinian Challenge, under 5 nomths. Class 522. Tort and White, under 4 months. (195i G. li. Skcrratt. (199 Mrs. I. Waller. 257 S. Taylor. 258 J. Sutcliffc. Also in Class 525. •209 G. 1-. Skcrratt. ,186 A. 'Tipper. (196 S. Taylor. (201 W. Simpson. Class 523. A.O.V., any age. (212) 11. Badcock. (188: F. Dcnncv. (197 P. Ashlcv. (214) W. Barron. 259 P. Ashley. Also in Classes 261 S. Jeffries. (198) Mrs. I. Waller. 526. 528. 262 S. Jeffries. 260 S. Jeffries. Also in Classes 263 Mrs. I. Waller. 525, 527. Class 514. Agouti, any colour, adult. 215 J. Carter. Also in Classes 217 T. Shields. Also in Class 524 Class 524d. Breeders, Bar Self and Abyssinian, adult. 524. 526. 218 T. Shields. 216 A. Tipper. Also in Classes 241 Master M. Pickles. (225, Mr. ^ Mrs. N. H. Stennett. 524, 526, 528. (215) J. Carter. (216) A. Tipper. (253) G. W. Mallinson. (217) T. Shields. Class 515. Agouti, any colour , under 5 months. Class 525d. Breeders, Bar Self and Abyssinian, under 5 months. 21!) J. Dufton. Also in Classes 221 H. Badcock. 525, 527. 222 T. Holdcn. (219; J. Dufton. (260! S. Jeffries. 220 S. Taylor. (230 G. W. Mallinson. 258 J. Sutcliffe. (232 W. E. Dawson. (239) A. Vickcrs. Class 516. Dutch Red, adult. 22:; F. & A Bloor. 226 R. Lawrence. Class 526d. Challenge, Bar Self and Abyssinian, adult. 221 F. & A. Bloor. 227 R. Lawrence. (215) J. Carter. (253) G. W. Mallinson. 22:. Mr. & Mrs. N. H. Stennett. (228; Hunter & Gibson. >16) A. 'Tipper. Also in Class 524. (252) G. W. Mallinson. (259) P. Ashley. 200

* » CAIL—continued MICE Class 527d. Challenge, Bar Self and Abyssinian, under 5 months. Under the Rules and full patronage (including Cash Points (219) J. Dufton. (236, r. Elison (230) G. W. Mallinson. , 7391 A viclters Competition) of thc National Mouse Club. K > KLrS (260) S. Jeffries. "' ' Judging commences at 9-30 a.m. prompt. Class 528d. GRAND CHALLENGE, any variety, any age. JUDGES: (228) Hunter & Gibson. (153) A Tinner Mr. R. ESPLEY, 122 Wellington Road, Liverpool, 12:—Classes 539 545,551 559 (230) G. W. Mallinson. 93 a To be appointed:—Classes 529 538,546 550. (259) P. Ashley. 216 A T k Both Judges:—Grand Challenge Classes 560 and 561. (198) Mrs. I. Waller. pptr PRIZE MONEY Breed Classes:— CAVY SPECIALS THI; ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY offers:— First, 6s.; Second, 4s.; Third, 2s.; Reserve, Is. SPECIAL No. 141. £2 Cash Prize and Diploma for the Best Cavy in the Show Grand Challenge: — First, 10s.; Second, 0s.; Third, 4s.; Reserve, 2s. Sho*L N°' 142'_£I °aSh PrlZC a"d DiPloma for thc Res^c Best in the "d" denotes MUST be duplicated. SPEOAL No. 143.—THE NATIONAL CAVY CLUB (per Mr. J. Jenkinson 32 Station Y°rk- » ^ • Dljdtoma far SPECIAL No. 144.—THE ENGLISH SELF CAVY CLUB (per Mr. C. J Wilson 34 Dale Class 529. White adult (P.E. or B.E.) fo^thi Best'self Rotherham' Yorks'> * Certlfieau oV MeHt 1 E. Fletcher. Also in Classes 6 K. P. Wheeldon.- Also in 537, 560. THE ABYSSINIAN CAVY CLUB (per Mr. P. Ashley, 102 Gt. Jackson Street, Hulmulmte Classes 537, 558, 560. Manchester, 15.) offers to its Members:— ' " " 2 E Fletcher. Also in ('.lasses 7 K. P. Wheeldon Also in SPECIAL No. 145.—Rosette for the Best Abyssinian. 537, 560. Classes 537, 559, 560. 3 C. H. Johnson. SPECIAL No. 146. Certificate of Merit for the Best Adult Abyssinian 8 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 4 Tipper & Hall. Also in Class Classes 537, 559, 560. SI LCIAL No. 147. Certificate of Merit for the Best Young Abyssinian 537. All Awards in straight classes to count in Points Competition 5 Tipper CJ- Hall. Also in Class 537. THEYor.;'o£a&& RLodge'50 ponicfra« SPECIAL No. 148.—2s. 6d. for thc Best Adult Agouti. Class 530. White under 8 weeks (P.E. or B.E.) SPECIAL No. 149.—2s. 6d. lor thc Best Young Agouti. 9 E. Fletcher. Also in Classes 13 K. P. Whccldon. Also in THISoS-UB (PCr MrS' B> Mather' 184 StrCtf°rd R°ad' Urmston) ofTcrs .„ A-5??'?6,1 Classes 538 . 561. 0 C.H.Johnson 14 K. P. Whccldon. Also in SPECIAL No. 150.—Diploma for the Best Adult Dutch. 11 ripper Hall. Also in Classes 538, 561 SPECIAL No. 151.—2s. 6s. for the Second Best Adult Dutch. Classes 538, 561. SPECIAL No. 152.—Diploma for the Best Young Dutch. 12 Tipper & Hall. Also in Class SPECIAL No. 153.—2s. 6d. for thc second Best Young Dutch. 538. All Awards to count in Points Competition SPEAdJk&.I53a—MESSRS S" * A' Bioor- o^ 2s. for the Best Red Dutch Class 531. Black or Blue adult. 15 A. F. Whittakcr. Also in Mr. & Mrs. B WYBORNE, "Gladwill," Marlpit Hill, Edenbridge, Kent,offer to fully 19 R P. Evans. Also in Class Classes 537, 560. 558. paid up Members of thc Himalayan Cavy Club thc following — 16 A. F. Whittakcr. Also in SPECIAL No. 154.—2s. 6d. for the Best Reserve Adult. 20 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in Classes 537, 560. Classes 537, 560. SPECIAL No. 155. 2s. 6d. for thc Best Reserve under 5 months 17 A. F. Whittakcr. 21 K. P. Whecldon. Also in SPECIAL No. 156. THE NATIONAL TORTOISE AND WHITE CAVY CLUB (per 18 C. H. Johnson. Classes 537. 560. Mr. F. F. Rogers, 55 Station Road, Fcatherstone, Pontcfract, Yorks K Diploma for thc Best Tortoise and White exhibited by a Member ;orUrs a Class 532. Black or Blue under 8 weeks. 22 J. Stoddari. Also in Classes 24 C. H. Johnson. , ?.58\?61 ,, 25 J- Watts. Also in Class 538. 23 J. Stoddart. Also in Class 538. 22 MICE—continued ICE—continued Class 538d. Self Challenge, under 8 weeks. Class 533. Champagne or Fawn adult. (35) A. Dav. (12) 'Tipper & Hall. 26 A. Day. Also in Classes 537, 31 B. Longbottom. Also in Class (36) A. Day. 1 38) Tipper & Hall. 559, 560. 537. (9) E. Fletcher. (39) Tipper & Hall. 27 A. Day Also in Classes 537, 32 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in (22) J. Stoddart. (58) Tipper & Hall. 559, 560. Classes 537, 558, 560. (23) J. Stoddart. (13) K. P. Wheeldon. 28 C. H. Johnson. 33 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 156) J. Stoddart". (14) K. I'. Wheeldon. 29 Tipper & Hall Also in Classes 537, 559, 560. (57) C. H. Johnson. (40) K. P. Wheeldon. Classes 537, 559, 560. 34 Miss W. Smith. (25) J. Watts. (41) K. P. Wheeldon. 30 B. Longbottom. Also in Class (11 'Tipper & Hall. (41) K. P. Whecldon. 537.

Class 539. Black and Tan, adult. Class 534. Champagne or Fawn under 8 weeks. 60 A. Dav. Also in Classes 545, 63 K. P. Whecldon. Also in 35 A. Day. Also in Classes 538, 39 Tipper & Hall. Also in Class 558, 560. Class 545. 561." 538. 61 A. Dav. Also in Classes 545, 64 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 36 A. Day. Also in Classes 538, 40 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 558, 560. Class 545. 561. Classes 5 IS. 561. 62 H. Culling. Also in Class 545. 37 C. H. Johnson. 41 K. P. WheeUlim. Also in 38 Tipper & Hall. Also in Classes 538, 561. Classes 538, 561. 42 Miss W. Smith. Class 540. Black and Tan, under 8 weeks. 65 A. Dav. Also in Classes 545, 66 A. Dav. Also in Classes 545, Class 535. A.O.C. Self, adult. 561. 561. 43 A. Kirk. Also in Classes 49 J. Watts. Also in Class 537. 537, 560. 50 Tipper & Hall. Also in Class 541. Champagne or Silver Tan, adult. 44 W. J. Ash. Classes 537, 559, 560. 45 C. H. Johnson. Also in 51 Tipper Of Hall. •7 A. F. Whittaker. Class 545. Classes 537, 560. 52 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in M H. Culling. Also in Class 545. 73 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 46 N. E. Prior. Also in Classes Class 537. M C. H. Johnson. Also in Class Class 545. 537, 559, 560. 53 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 545. 74 C. W. Ford. Also 47 N. E. Prior. Also in Classes Class 537. 70 C. H. Johnson. Also in Class 545. 537 , 560. 54 E. Longbottom. 558. 75 C. W. Ford. Also 48 N. E. Prior. Also in Classes 71 'Tipper & Hall. 545. 537, 560. 72 K. P. Wheeldon. Also in 76 E. Longbottom.

Class 536. A.O.C. Self under 8 weeks. Class 542. Champagne or Silver Tan, under 8 weeks. 55 W. J. Ash. 58 Tipper & Hall. Also in 77 J. Stoddart Also in Classes 80 C. H. Johnson. 56 J. Stoddart. Also in Class 538. Classes 538, 561. 545, 561. 81 Tipper & Hall. Also in Class 57 C. H. Johnson. Also in 59 Tipper & Hall. 78 C. H. Johnson. 545. Classes 538, 561. 79 C. H. Johnson. Als. in Classes 545, 559, 560.

Class 537d. Self Challenge, adult. Class 543. A.O.C. Tan, adult. (26) A. Dav. (29) Tipper & Hall. (27) A. Day. (50) Tipper ir Hall. 82 E. Fletcher. Also in Class 87 Tipper & Hall. (15) A. F. Whittakcr. (30; B. Longbottom. 545. 88 C. W. Ford. Also in Class (16) A. F. Whittakcr. (31) B. Longbottom. 83 H. Culling. Also in ('lass 545. 545. (43) A. Kirk. (6) K. 1". Whceldon. 84 C. H. Johnson. 89 E. Longbottom. (1) E. Fletcher. (7) K. P. Whecldon. 85 N. E. Prior. 90 E. Longbottom. (2) E. Flctchcr. (8) K. P. Whceldon. 86 J. Watts. Also in Class 545. • 451 C. H. Johnson. (20) K. P. Whecldon. (46) N. E. Prior. (21) K. P. Whecldon. •47) N. E. Prior. (321 K. P. Whecldon. Class 544. A.O.C. Tan, under 8 weeks. 48 N. E. Prior. (33) K. P. Wheeldon. 91 E. Fletcher. 94 'Tipper & Hall. (49) J. Watts '52) K. P. Whecldon. 92 H. Culling. Also in Class 545. 95 E. Longbottom. (4) Tipper iff Hall. (53) K. P. Whceldon. 93 I W'.itiv 9(i !•:. Longbottom. (5) 'Tipper & Hall. MICE—continue J MICE—continued

Class 545d. Tan Challenge, any age. Class 553. Chinchilla or Fox, adult. (60) A. Dav. (79) C. H. Johnson. 122 F. J. Mallison. Also in Class 127 B. Longbottom. Also in Class (61) A. Day. (86) J. Watts. 557. 557. (65) A. Dav. (81) Tipper & Hall. 123 F. J. Mallison. Also in Class 128 B. Longbottom. Also in Class (66) A. Day. (63) K. P. Wheeldon. 557. 557. (82) 1-. Fltccher. (64; K. P. Whecldon. 124 B. fr J. Kcllett. 129 K. P. Whecldon. Also in (62) H. Culling. (72) K. P. Whecldon. 128 C. H. Johnson. Al«\"> in Classes 557, 560. (68) H. Culling. (73) K. P. Wheeldon. Classes 557, 558, 560. 130 K. P. Whceldon. Also in (83) H. Culling. (74) C. W. Ford. 126 J. Watts. Also in Classes Class 557. (92) H. Culling. (75) C. W. Ford. 557, 560. 131 V. Stephens. (77) J. Stoddart. (88) C. W. Ford. (69) C. H. Johnson. Class 554. Chinchilla or Fox, under 8 weeks. »32 B. & J Kellctt. i;<6 B. Longbottom. Class 546. Dutch, adult. 133 C. H. Johnson. 137 B. Longbottom. 97 A. Kirk. 99 F.. Fletcher. Also in Class 134 | Watts. Also in Class 5<>l. 138 V. Stephens. 98 E. Fletcher. Also in Classes 550. 135 J. Watts. 550, 558, 560. Class 555. A.O.V., adult. Class 547. Dutch, under 8 weeks. 139 li. J. Kelictt. Also in 142 K 1'. Whecldon. Also in , Classes 557 , 560. Classes 557, 560. 100 E. Fletcher. Also in Class 102 J. Waits. Also in Class 550. 140 !•:. Buck. 143 K 1'. Wheeldon. Also in 561. 103 R. P. Evans. Also in Classes 141 C. H. Johnson. Class 557. 101 C. H. Johnson. 550, 561.

Class 556. A.O.V., under 8 weeks. Class 548. Even, Broken, Variegated, adult. 144 B. & J. Kellctt Also in 146 C. H. Johnson. Also 104 C. H. Johnson. Also in Class 550. Classes 557, 561. Class 561. 145 E. Buck. Class 549. Even, Broken, Variegated, under 8 weeks. 105 C. H. Johnson. Class 557d. A.O.V., Challenge, any age. 022) F. J. Mallison. (127) B. Longbottom. 123) F. J. Mallison. (128) B. Longbottom. Class 550d. Marked Challenge, any age. 139) B. & J. Kellctt. i, 115' K. P. Wheeldon. (98, K. Fletcher. (102) J. Watts. 1144) B. & J Kellctt. A16) K. P. Wheeldon. .99 E. Fletcher. (103) R. P. Evans. 110 C. H. Johnson. 129, K. P. Whecldon. ( 104) C. H. Johnson. 125 C. H. Johnson. '130) K. P. Wheeldon. 1112 J. Watts. <142. K. P. Wheeldon. 126) J. Watts. (143 K. P. Whccldon. 551. Agouti or Cinnamon, adult. 114) Tipper & Hall. ,117 Miss W. Smith Class 1120 Tipper fr Hall. KM, J. Morlend. 113 J. Watts. 107 J. Morland. 114 Tipper & Hall. Also in Class IDS W. J. Ash. 557 Class 558d. Stud Buck, any variety. 1(1!) W. J. Ash. 115 K. P. Whecldon. Also in (60) A. Day. U25) C. H. Johnson. Ill) C. H. Johnson. Also in Class Classes 557. 560. -61 A. Dav (19) R. P. Evans. 557. 116 K. P. Whccldon. Also in (98) E. Fletcher. (6) K. P. Whceldon. 111 C. 11. Johnson. Class 557. (70) C. H. Johnson. (32 K. P. Whccldon. 112 J. Watts. Also in Classes 117 Miss W. Smith. Also in Class 557, 559, 560. 557. Class 559d. Doe, any variety, any age. Class 552. Agouti or Cinnamon, under 8 weeks. v26) A. Day. (29; Tipper & Hall. (27) A. Day. ,50 1'ippcr Hall. 118 C. H. Johnson. Also in C'.lass 120 Tipper di" Hall. Also in Clus (79) C. II. Johnson. (7) K. P. Whecldon. 561. 557. (46) N. M. Prior. (8) K. P. Whecldon. 119 J. Watts. 121 Miss W. Smith. (112) J. Watts. (33) K. P. Whccldon. 206 207 MICE—continued INDEX Class 560d. Grand Challenge, under 8 weeks. (26) A. Day. (48) N. E. Prior. CATTLE, HEAVY HORSE, PIG and LIGHT HORSE (27) A. Day. (112) J. Watts. EXHIBITORS—Classes 8 to 103 (60) A. Day. (126) J. Watts. (61) A. Day. (29) Tipper & Hall. Arnott, J. M., Southworth, Newton-le-Willows, Lanes. Classes 38—46. (15) A. F. Whittakcr. (50) Tipper & Hall. Allcock, M. & G., Thc Mill Farm, Burlton, Shrewsbury. Classes 73, 75, 76, 78. (16) A. F. Whittaker. (6) K. P. Whccldon. Andrews, H. T„ Hodge Hey Farm, Whitlc Bank, New Mills, Stockport. Class 76. (43) A. Kirk. (7) K. P. Whccldon. Appleton, Lt.-Col. G. F., O.B.E., T.D., Alderlcy Farm, Alder Lane, Crank, St. (139) B. Of J. Kcllett. (8) K. P. Whccldon. Helens, Lanes. Classes 80, 84. (1) E. Fletcher. (20) K. P. Whccldon. Andrew, Miss Kim, Bow Green, Prcstbury Road, Wilmslow. Classes 96, 97. (2) E. Fletcher. (21) K. P. Whccldon. (98) E. Fletcher. (32) K. P. Whccldon. Brocklehurst, J., Chain & Gate, Gawsworth, Macclesfield. Classes 8, 9, 13—16. (45) C. H. Johnson. (33) K. P. Whccldon. Bishop, Major C. R. N., Shipton Hall, Much Wenlock, Salop. Classes 28, 35. (79) C. 11. Johnson. (115) K. P. Whccldon. Boral, E. A. C., Plas Isa, Bryn, Llanfair T.H., Abergele. Classes 25, 29. (125) C. H. Johnson. (129) K. P. Whccldon. Brentnall, J. S., Owen House Farm, Mobbcrlcy. Class 34. (46) N. E. Prior. (142) K. P. Whccldon. Brookes, G. & Son, Cwybr Farm, Rhyl. Classes 26—30. (47) N. E. Prior. Bostock, Mrs. G. S., Tixall Gardens, Tixall, Stafford. Classes 40, 41, 85, 87. Bower, J. G., Carr House Farm, Hollingworth, Cheshire. Classes 38, 39, 43, 44, 46. Bridgford, R. R., Yewtrcc Cottage, Artist Lane, Nether Aldcrlcy. Classes 40, 41, 46. Class 56Id. Grand Challenge, under 8 weeks. Bowley, F. L„ Hall Farm, Sutton Bonington, Loughborough. Classes 53, 55, 56, 65, (35) A. Day. (146) C. H. Johnson. 69, 70, 71. (36) A. Day. (134) J. Watts. Booth, J. R., Broad Oak Farm, Warburton, Lymm. Classes 74, 75, 78. (65) A. Day. (103) R. P. Evans. Bannister, J., Common Farm, Park Road, Adlington, nr. Chorley. Classes 86, 90. (66) A Day. (11) Tipper Of Hall. Bcctson, Mrs. G. H., Mawkin Farm, Birtlc, Bury. Classes 91, 92. (144- B. Of J. Kcllctt. (38) Tipper Of Hall. Booth, Mrs. Gordon, Birchcs Brow, Aughton, Ormskirk. Classes 92, 93. (9) E. Fletcher. (58) Tipper Of Hall. Broad, E. M., Somerset House, Threapwood, Malpas. Class 94. (100) E. Fletcher. (13) K. P. Whecldon. Batty, R. T., Inglcnook Farm, South Milford, Leeds. Class 95. (22) J. Stoddart. 14) K. P. Wheeldon. (77) J. Stoddart. 40) K. P. Wheeldon. Callwood, H. J. & Son, Manor Farm, Ollcrton, Knutsford. Classes 56—59, 67, 68. (57) C. H. Johnson. (41) K. P. Whccldon. Currie, H., 37 Bloom Street, Manchester, 1. Classes 71, 72. (118) C. H. Johnson. Charlesworth, C., Braync Hall, Worleston, Nantwich. Classes 85—89. Chambers, Mrs. A. W„ Hulgravc, Tarporlcy. Classes 91, 92. Cohen, S., Brook Mill, Hcndham Vale, Manchester, 9. Classes 101, 102. MOUSE SPECIALS Cooper, W. H., Duncroft, Haglcy, Worcs. Class 91. Cox, Mrs. E. M., Dunard, Alccstcr Road, Wythall, Birmingham. Class 93. THE ALTRINCHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY offers:— Crawford, Miss J., 2 Chcrington Road, Cheadlc. Class 98. Crow, H. H., Hardwicke, Hadnall, Shrewsbury. Classes 91, 92, 93, 98. SPECIAL No. 157.—10s. for thc Best Mouse in thc Show. Coldwcll, Miss G. M., Norwood, Kirkburton, Huddcrsficld. Class 93. SPECIAL No. 158.—5s. for the Best Self. Corlctt, Miss H., 24 Harboro Road, Sale. Classes 95, 98. Charlcsworth, T. M„ Red Hall, Lcighton, Crewe. Class 94. SPECIAL No. 159.—5s. for thc Best Tan. SPECIAL No. 160.—5s. for thc Best Marked. Dodd, G. H. & Son, EUcrton Grange, Newport, Salop. Classes 25—29. SPECIAL No. 161.—5s. for thc Best A.O.V. Dean, G. C., Haughton Hall, Tarporlcy. Classes 38—43. Dermody, W., 29 Livcscy Street, Oldham Road, Manchester, 4. Class 72. Davies, E. V., c/o. A. Dodd, Rawcliffc Hall, Out Rawcliffc, Preston. Classes 99—101. THE NATIONAL MOUSE CLUB (per Mr. Arthur Day, Ingrow Bridge, Keighley, Dobson, D. W., Rope Farm, Crewe. Class 94. Yorks.) offers thc following:— Doingcr, ]. E., Brackcnwood, Knutsford. Classes 91, 92. SPECIAL No. 162.—for thc Best Self Mouse. Dare, Miss G., Avon Moore, Alvcston, Stratford-on-Avon. Class 95. SPECIAL No. 163.—for thc Best Tan Mouse. Edgcrley, C. W., Hough Lane Farm, Cogshall, Northwich. Classes 19, 21, 24. SPECIAL No. 164.—for the Best Marked Mouse. Evans, H., Castle Farm, Shotwick Park, Chester. Classes 19, 21. SPECIAL No. 165.—for thc Best A.O.V. Mouse. Fenton, Sir Wm., Beck House, Borwick, Carnforth. Classes 20, 22. Friend, Mrs. J. A., Charncs Hall, Ecclcshall, Stafford. Classes 38—44. THE AIREDALE MOUSE CLUB (per Mr. C. Batcman, 79 Lilycroft Road, Toller Lane, Ford, L., Home Farm, Withington, Macclesfield. Classes 56, 58, 59, 61, 62. Bradford) offers thc following:— Frith Knoll Estates Ltd., Higher Courses, Chapcl-cn-lc-Frith. Class 75. Ferguson, Miss B„ Dunara, Park Drive, Hale. Class 96. SPECIAL No. 166.—Diploma for the Best Adult. Flanagan, G., Walton Farm, Welsh Row, Nether Aldcrlcy. Class 96. SPECIAL No. 167.—Diploma for thc Best under 8 weeks. Frodsham, Miss D., Yew Tree Farm, Shaw Green, Lower Pcovcr, Knutsford. Classes, 38, 42, 46, 93. „ , „ ,, Ford, J. L., Oaklcigh, Church Lane, Smallwood, Sandbach. Classes 8—U.

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Green, K., 38 Barber Street, Macclesfield. Class 80. Okell, J. J., Park Hall, Barrow, Chester. Classes 47—51. Greenwood (N.I.) Trust Ltd., Somcrford Park Farm, nr. Congleton. Class 30. Offilers' Brewery Ltd., 7 Ambrose Street, Derby. Classes 53, 55, 56, 67, 69, 70. Garner's Farms, Wm. Ltd., Hill Top Farm, Bramhall. Classes 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 17. ^ Oswin, D., 38a Yarborough Road, Lincoln. Classes 80—84. Gould, N., Vale Farm, Hollingworth, Manchester. Classes 11, 13, 17. Ouseley-Smith, Miss, Knowle Cottage, Oldcastlc, Malpas. Class 93. Goodwin, C., The Orchards, Twemlow. Classes 26, 28, 37. Parker, A., Halewood Farm, Halewood, Liverpool. Classes 18, 19, 21, 23. Gladwin, G. W., Burnham Grange, Barton-on-Humber. Classes 56, 58,61,63,65,67. Parkes, G., C.M.G., J.P.. Dunge Farm, Over Alderley, Macclesfield. Classes 38, 46. Gleave, J., Manor Farm, Wilkcsley, Whitchurch. Classes 76, 78, 90. Powell, Miss S., Enfield Cottage, Chclford Road, Macclesfield. Classes 94, 95. Price, C. J., Spinks Farm, Henbury, Macclesfield. Classes 73—78. Higham & Hamcr, Bachymbyd Fawr, Denbigh. Classes 19, 73, 76, 77. Player, S. D., Ednaston Manor, Brailsford, Derby. Classes 81 — 84. Hall, R. & Sons, Mill Hill Harm, Woodford Road, Poynton. Classes 33—37. Peacock, R. M., Cotton Hall, Cotton Edmunds, Chester. Class 92. Holcroft, Lady, Wrentnall House, Pulverbatch, Salop. Classes 26, 29. Posnctt, Mrs. E. E., Tinesford, Tarporley. Classes 47—50. Heywood, Mrs. M., Little Onn Hall, Church Eaton, Stafford. Classes 39—44. Hough, B., Smiths Green Farm, Withington, Chelford. Class 63. Quick, H., Bowdon View Farm, Yarwood Heath, Altrincham. Classes 47, 49, 50, Holt, Mr. & Mrs. J. A., Dellsidc Farm, Dclavor Road, Heswall. Classes 74, 77. Hickson, T., Winterbottom Farm, Mere, Knutsford. ("lass 85. 52, 85, 88, 89. Hutton, Mr. & Mrs. H. E., The Farm, Ollerton Hall, Knutsford. Classes 87, 88. Quarmby, Mr. & Mrs. J., Helmslcy Farm, Clifford, Boston Spa, Yorks. Classes Hague, Miss P., Long Housem Dobcross, via Oldham. Class 96. 41, 42, 44. Harwood, B., Briarwood, Whitehall, Darwen, Lanes. Classes 91, 92. Redrope, W. & Sons, Springfield Farm, Farndon, Chester. Classes 22. Haydon, Frank, Sleeches Farm, High Hurstwood, Uckficld, Sussex. Classes 101,102. Richardson, J., Church Farm, Warmingham, Sandbach. Class 22. Hayes, Mrs. R., c o. Miss Ferguson, Rose Place, Claines, Worcs. Class 96. Rogers-Coltman, Mrs. M. M., Thc House, Bishops Castle, Salop. Classes 38, 39, 13. Hepburn, Mrs. A. R., Delaware, Birmingham Road, Sutton Coldfield, Classes 96, 97. Ruddin, James, Ltd., Wood Farm, School Lane, Kirkby, Lanes. Classes 73, 79. Higgins, Mrs. J., Peel Farm, South Lane, Bold, Widnes. Classes 99, 100. Rawlinson, Mrs. D. D. Class 92. Holgatc, Miss D., The Clough, Barrow Lane, Hale. Class 98. Rowbotham, R., Crabmill Farm, Summerford Booth, Congleton. Classes 34, 35.

Hancock, W. J., Walker's Heath Farm, Gawsworth, Macclesfield. Classes 19, 24. 1 Smythe, Miss Pat, Miserden House, nr. Stroud, Glos. Class 94. Sherwin, J. P., Tilston Lodge, Malpas. Classes 25—31. Inskip, Master G., Stone House, Blythc Bridges, Stoke-on-Trent. Class 95. Stamford Riding Academy, Stamford Arms, Bollington, Altirincham. Classes 92, I.atham, J., Green Bank Farm, Alsager. Classes 8, 11, 13. 95, 96. Leech, G. E., Agden Bridge Farm, Agden, Lymm. Classes 13, 15, 16, 17, 34, 35, 37. Schofield, F\, Cheadle Wood Farm, Cheadle, Chcs. Classes 9, 10, 11, 17. Lomas, J., Mill House Farm, Gawsworth, Macclesfield. Classes 18—22. Slater, W. H., Shcriffhales Manor, Shifnall, Salop. Classes 25—28, 30. Leicester-Warren, Lt.-Col. J. L. B., Tabley House, Knutsford. Classes 42, 46. Swinson, J. & M. I., Lodge Farm, Chartley, Stafford. Classes 39, 12, 43. Levy, P. E. R., Gorst House Farm, Row of Trees, Alderley Edge. Classes 38, 39, Southern & Darwent Ltd., Collier Street Saw Mills, Knott Mill, Manchester, 3. 43, 44, 46. Classes 69, 71. Longsdon, A. E. C., I.ittle Longstonc, nr. Bakcwell. Classes 47, 48. Stoddart, Miss E., 225 Parrs Wood Road North, Withington, Manchester. Classes I^tham, C, Brindlcy Lea Hall, Nantwich. Classes 75, 77, 78. 71, 72. Lowe, R. & N'., Raynor, Buxton Road, High Lane, nr. Stockport. Classes 74—76. Sutton, H., Burford Lane Farm, Lymm. Classes 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 62, 65—68. Latham, Mrs. M., Hill Farm, Little Crosby, Liverpool, 23. Class 91. Scphton, J., Beech Tree Farm, Walton, Warrington. Classes 74, 76. Lewis, A. W., Little Ladbrook Farm, Tanworth-in-Arden. Classes 53, 56, 69, 70. St. Edward's Hospital, Chcddlcton, Leak, Staffs. Classes 85, 89, 90. Shepherd, R., White Lion Hotel, Knutsford. Classes 92, 9 3. Martin, Miss C., Withington Hill Farm, Windlehurst, High Lane, Stockport. Smith, Miss C. Kay, Pine Ridge, Pine Walks, Prcnton, Birkenhead. Class 96. Class 36. Stott, Miss S„ Hale Croft, Hale Road, Hale, Cheshire. Class 92. Massey, IX, Crumleigh Heath, Little Leigh, Northwich. Classes 27—31, 37. Mayall & Williams, Alford Farm, Myddle, Shrewsbury. Classes 25—28, 31. Thompson, Mrs., Flannoy Farm, St. Martins, Oswestry. Classes 96, 97. Morton, Sidney & Son. Home Farm, Knutsford Road, Altrincham. Classes 34—37. Thornton, D. M., Holly Mount, Birkby Road, Huddersficld. Class 97. Morton, Stanley & Son, Dairy House, Dunham Massey. Classes 29, 37, 73—79, 90. Tomkinson, Mrs. C. R., Willington Hall, Tarporlcy. Classes 91, 92, 93. Midwood, Major J., Mayficld, Bunbury, Cheshire. Classes 38—44. Turnock, Miss B., Valley Farm, Goostrcy, Crewe, Class 98. Moseley, Mrs., Dorfold Cottage, Nantwich. ("lasses 47, 50. Turner, G. S., Abbey Farm, Earlswood, nr. Birmingham. Classes 99, 100, 101, 102. Moss, T., Hillmoor Farm, Eaton, Conglcton. Classes 58, 61, 63, 67. Manslcy, H., Hatton Fold Farm, Howe Bridge, Athcrton, Manchester. Class 85. Vcnables, Mrs. A., Holly Free Farm, Lower Withington, Macclesfield. Classes Morris, E., Hindleys Farm, Westhoughton. Classes 86—89. 47, 50, 52. Makin, A., Bcckficld Farm, Fairburn, Knottingley. Class 95. Massarclla, A. & Sons Ltd., Belmont, Bentley, Doncastcr. Class 94. Wild, J., Grotto Farm, Over Pcovcr, Knutsford. Classes 8, 11, 17. Mayson, Miss N. A., Highficld House, Davenport, Cheshire. Class 92. Wood, B. R. & A. C., Lower Yew Tree Farm, Over Alderlcy, Macclesfield. Classes Mellard, Miss E., Oakficld, Stapclcy, Nantwich, Classes 92, 93. 21, 24. Mellor, Mrs. B. 11., Bearhousc Farm, Lapworth, Warks. Classes 101, 102. Williams, H. C. & H. P.. The Hayes, Bo mere Heath, Salop. Classes 25—28, 34. Melrose, Miss C. S., Unicorn Hotel, Hale Barns, Altirncham. Class 96. Williams, H. P., Church Farm, Preston Gubbalds, Salop. Classes 25—28, 31. Walmcslcy, R. A., South Meade, Fulshaw Park, Wilmslow. Classes 39, 40, 41, 43, 46. Nickson, J. W., Greenfield Farm, Cowley, Sheffield. Classes 11, 13, 14. Walton, R. A., Mount Pleasant Farm, Blackmoor, Shadwcll. Leeds. Classes 38, 11. Ncwbold, W. H., Manor l-'arm, Aston-on-Trent, Derby. Classes 25, 26, 29, 31. Williamson, P\, Wood End Farm, Chclford, Macclesfield, ("lasses 67, 68. Nuttall, Mr. and Mrs. N., Pinfold Farm, Plumley. Class 44. Wright, A., Whitley Hall, Whitley, Warrington. Classes 53—57, 67, 68. Norcliffc Estates Ltd., Pownall Farm, Styal, Wilmslow. Classes 48, 50, 52. Willis, J. H„ Holme Farm, Incc, nr. Chester. Classes 85, 87, 88, 89.

210 1 f INDEX—continued INDEX—continued Wainwright, Miss P., Dunslcy Dene, nr. Stourbridge, Worcs. Class 93. Walker, E., Tithe Barn, Baslow, Bakewell. Class 91. AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE Weaver, J. J., 799 Windmill Lane, Denton, Manchester. Class 91. Wood, Miss C. C., Upland Lodge, Wilmslow Road, Hale Barns. Class 91. and HONEY EXHIBITORS Classes 104 to 289 Wright, Miss M. E., Clay Lane Earm, Mobberley. Class 98. Whitehouse, B., Gateacrc Earm, Halcwood Road, Cateacre, Liverpool. Class 101. Albery, Mr. and Mrs., Berwyn, Kclsall, Chester. Classes 145—150, 203—164. Wolstencroft, Miss S., Somerford Park Earm, nr. Congleton. Class 97. Applewhite, O., 10 Heyes Lane, Timperley. Classes 190, 194. Armitstead, D. C., 2 Dcncsway, Sale. Classes 190, 241. Young, J. W., Rope Bank, nr. Crewe. Classes 73, 90. Ashley, F. G., Oakfield Farm, Irlam, Lanes., Classes 106—131, 234—262. Ashworth, W. J., Dudley Hill, Read, nr. Burnley. Classes 135, 137, 138, 139. Atkinson, H. E., High Legh, Knutsford. Classes 207, 214, 215, 219, 222, 228. Austin, R., Agden Mount, Agden. Classes 209, 216, 217, 220, 229, 239, 240.

Baskerville, J. C., 16 John Road, Lymm. Classes 172, 200, 202, 258—261. Bcbington, J. A., Flaxyards, Tarporlcy. Classes 132, 133. Beckett, T. E., Hall o' Coolc, Nantwich. Classes 132, 133. Becston, H. L„ 8 Edalc Grove, Sale. Classes 197, 246, 250, 252. Behrens, Mr. & Mrs. E. L., Danebury, St. Margarets Road, Altrincham. Classes 280, 282. Bell, J., Kingsway Nurseries, Ferncliffc, Bingley, Yorks. Class 166. Berry, S., 226 Didsbury Road, Heaton Norris, Stockport. Classes 180, 193, 194, 249. Booth, Miss B., Wolstencroft Farm, Agden. Classes 156—162. Booth, Miss M., Wolstencroft Farm, Agden. Classes 156—162. Bottomley, Mrs. H., Chomlea, Dunham Road, Altrincham. Classes 144, 145, 147, 187, 188, 190. Bowler, G„ Ellastonc, Ashbourne, Derbys. Classes 106—108, 115, 117, 118. Broomedge Nurseries Ltd., Lymm. Classes 169—179, 241, 242, 251. Brownhill, P., 12 Stamford Avenue, Altrincham. Classes 252, 258—262. Buckley, Miss H. R., Cliffc Farm, Ruloc, Cuddington. Classes 144, 145. Bumagc, B., White Broom, Stage Lane, Oughtrington. Lymm. Classes 170—172. Burne, Kirs. R. H., Woodcotc Farm, Altrincham. Classes 204, 205, 206. Burnc, R. H., Woodcotc Farm, Altrincham. Class 234. Buzza, A. E., Lyndo, Vicarage Lane, Bowdon. Classes 165, 189, 200, 201, 202.

Cambcll, D„ Bonhill, Westminster Road, Hale. Classes 190, 191, 195, 196, 198. Cartwright, A., Dicklow Cob, Lower Withington, Macclesfield. Classes 267—289. Chatterton, T. W., Holmlea, Green Lane, Timperley. Classes 163, 161, 165. Chester, H. M., West Bank Earm, Bow Lane, Bowdon. Classes 130, 131, 227, 228, 233. Clare, E., 42 Star Lane, Lymm. Class 137. Clarke, Miss E. M„ Warburton Park, Warburton. Classses 181, 182, 188, 189,258—264 Clarke, J., Holmcroft, Prcstbury Road, Wilmslow. Classes 200, 201. Clarke, R. C., Warburton Park, Warburton. Classes 104—131. Close, W. H., 9 Church Lane, Marple. Classes 140, 141. Cook, Miss G. M., Hobbs Hill Farm, High Legh, Knutsford. Classes 156—162. Cook, R. N., Laund, Tarlcton, nr. Preston. Classes 267—289. Cooocr, C. R., 8 Barrington Road, Altrincham. Classes 123, 124, 248, 219, 259. Co-operative Wholesale Socicty Ltd., Creamery, Mclin Rug, Corwen. Class 134. Cope, C., Fields Farm, Alkington, Whitchurch, Salop. Class 132. Cornwall-Legh, Miss R., High Lcgh House, Knutsford. Classes 180, 182, 184. Crosby, A., 20 Moss Lane, Timperley, Classes 176—178, 237—241, 243. Cussons, Master N., Hale Bank Farm, Ringway. Classes 135, 136, 139, 1 11, 112, 146. Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd., Creamery, Llandyrnog, Denbigh. Class 134.

Dale, R., Lighthouse Farm, Warburton. Classes 239—263. Davics, Mrs. A., 87 Moss Lane, Timperley, Altrincham. Classes 143, 146, 150. Dawson, G., Bccch Hedge, Hatton Lane, Applcton, Warrington. Classes 167, 168, 171, 172, 19], 196—199, 202. Dean, J. A., 19 Bccch Avenue, Timpcrlcy. Classes 192, 193, 194, 241, 242. Dobsons Darics Ltd., Coatcs Factory, Barnoldswick, Colnc, Lanes. Class 131. Dunn, F. R., Broad Oak Farm, High Lcgh, Knutsford. Classes 155, 156, 157. Dunning, H., Milton Green, Handlcy, nr Chester. Classes 267—289. 212 213 L—continued —continued

Eaton, Miss N., 10 Hath Street, Altrincham. Class 140. Morris, Mrs. R. W., 35 Heyes Lane, Timperlcy. Classes 143, 144, 145, 147. Eayrs, Mrs. M., 88 Woodford Road, Bramhall. Class 186. Moss, W., 6 Stanley Street, Lcvcnshulmc, Manchester, 19. Classes 202. Edgell, Mrs. C., Spodc Green Earm, Bollington, Altrincham. Classes 140—142, 148—150. Nairn, Miss A., 7 Carlton Road, Hale. Classes 180, 188. Edmondson, R., Rothay, Hale Road, Ringway, Altrincham. Classes 267—289. Newport, F\, Brookdalc Apiary, Tattenhall, Chester. Classes 204—233. Egerton, A., Thc Knoll, Hassall, Sandbach. Classes 170, 171, 172, 202. Newton, A., Merlwood, Warburton Lane, Partington. Class 138. Newton, Mrs. P., Merlwood, Warburton Lane, Partington. Classes 138, 195, 197, Faulkner, Miss L., 324 Hale Road, Hale Barns, Altirncham. Classes 188, 189. 199 200 202. Fenton, A., Silvcrdale, First Avenue, Wrea Green, nr. Preston. Classes 251, 252. Noden, P., Wettenhall Hall, Winsford. Classes 132, 133. Foden, A., Greenbank Cottage, Whitley, Warrington. Classes 200, 254, 256, 257. Norbury, Exors. of J., Birtlcs Farm, Ashley, Altrincham. Classes 104—131, 246, Fowles, Miss A. W., Yew Tree Farm, Whitley, Warrington. Classes 158, 160. 248, 249, 259, 263. Fryer, Mrs. J., Thc Nurseries, Manchester Road, Knutsford. Classes 163, 181, 189. Norbury, Mrs. O., Primose Farm, Sproston, Holmes Chapel. Classes 136, 137, Fryer, Mrs. K., Rugosa, Manchester Road, Knutsford. Classes 187, 188. 243, 246, 249. Free Green Farm, Over Peovcr, Knutsford. Classes 121—131, 137, 214, 224, 225, Nottingham Co-operative Society Ltd., Meadow L.ane Dairy, Nottingham, (.lass 134. 246, 249, 250. Norcliffc Estates Ltd., Pownall Farm, Styal. Classes 117, 119, 135, 141, 142. Gardiner, Mrs. J., The Oak Farm, Styal, Wilmslow. Classes 140, 1 11, 142. Oilier, G. W., S Rita Avenue, Rusholme, Manchester, 14. Classes 190, 194, 241,242. Goostrey and District Chrysanthemum Society, per Mr. F. Lloyd, Blackdin Heath, Page, Miss P., 121 Higher Lane, Lymm. Class 180. Goostrey, nr. Crewe. Class 265. Parker, Miss E., 451 Liverpool Road, Peel Green, Eccles. Class 241. Garside, R. G., Oak Cottage, Mobbcrley. Classes 135—142. Parkes, G., Dunge Farm, Over Aldcrlcy, Macclcsfield. Class 140. Gaskell, B., 24 Dislcy Avenue, West Didsbury, Manchester 20. Classes 135—137. Parkinson, R. N., Oakhurst, Dean Row, Wilmslow. Classes 174, 192, 193, 194. Goodwin, Mrs. E. M., Ash House, Brindlcy, Nantwich. Classes 148, 149, 150. Pennington, Mrs. J., Spodc Green Farm, Bollington, Altrincham. Classes 143—147. Goodwin, J. 1)., Ash House, Brindlcy, Nantwich. Classes 132, 133. Patton, Mrs. M. K., 8 Wood Road, Brooklands. Class 191. Goring, T., Coddington Mill, nr. Tattcnhall, Chester. Classes 239—257. Peers, S„ 19 Edenficld Road, Mobberley. Classes 176, 177, 192, 193, 194. Green, Miss I). W., Green Close, Chelford Road, Knutsford. Classes 135, 137. Pcct, H. F., 91 Moor Lane, Wilmslow. Classes 143—150. Phipps, R. J., Moss Bank, Moss Lane, Mobberley. Classes 200, 201, 241,243. Hassall, L. A., 52 Abingdon Road, Bramhall. Classes 180, 181, 188, 189. Pollard, Miss C., Moorfield, Plumley. Classes 228, 231. Hallett, A. C., Sproston House, Holmes Chapel. Classes 137, 139. Potts, Mrs. P\, 15 Doveston Road, Sale. Classes 190, 196, 199, 241, 212, 238. Hanson, J. & Sons Ltd., The Model Dairies, Queensferry, nr. Chester. Class 134. Price, C. J., Spinks Farm, Hcnbury, Macclesfield. Classes 136, 137, 140. Hardy, D. R., 86 Brantingham Road, Manchester 16. Classes 267—289. Pugh, F. G., 56 The Mount, Hale Barns, Altrincham. Classes 193, 194. Hartley, Mrs. A., 275 Stockport Road, Timpcrlcy. Classes 143—146. Henderson, N. H., 11 Dean Road, Handforth, Wilmslow. Classes 177, 192, 193, 194. Redfern, Miss N., Ravenstone, Park Avenue, Hale. Classes 180, 181, 184, 186, 187. Hillier, W. M„ 5 Street Head, Bowdon. Classes 167, 168, 170—172, 195, 197, 199, 202. Rixton, Glazcbrook & District Chrysanthemum & Horticultural Society, per Mr. E. Hobson, J. H., Bottom Farm, Warmingham, Crewe. Classes 132, 133. Sinton, 70 Glazcbrook Lane, Glazcbrook, Manchester. Class 266. Hollins, J. F., 2 Lime Grove, Didsburv, Manchester, 20. Classes 195, 196, 198. Robinson, J. M., Bank House Farm, Morlcy, Wilmslow. Class 139. Hope, H., Ciceley Mill, Rosthcrne. Classes 269, 276, 283, 288, 289. Robinson, W. G., 29 Chorley Hall Lane, Alderley Edge. Classes 136, 137. Hough, R., Blackden Gardens, Goostrcy, Crewe. Classes 166, 167, 168. Rogers, Mrs. C., 39 Wilford Avenue, Brooklands, Sale. Class 191. Houghton, J. T., 36 St. George's Crescent, Timperley. Classes 135, 250. Rogers, R. A., 11 Conglcton Road, Macclcsficld. Classes 181 — 194, 201, 206, 227, Hurst, Miss S., 6 Stanley Street, Lcvcnshulmc, Manchester, 19. Class 171. 238, 246, 257. Rowley, Mrs. M„ Wavcrlcy, Sandbach Road, Thurlwood, Rode Heath, Stoke- Jackson, J. P., Thc Cottage, John Leigh Park, Altrincham. Classes 180, 183—188. on-Trent. Classes 171, 172, 202. Johnson, W. T., 69 Dcrbv Road, Fallowfield, Manchester, 14. Classes 172, 202. Jones, Mrs. F. E„ Corner Croft, Aldcrlcy Edge. Classes 180—189, 197—199. Ryan, Mrs. I., 113 Mauldcth Road West, Withington, Manchester, 20. Classes Jones, R., 59 Oak Lane, Wilmslow. Classes 173, 174, 181, 185, 188. I'M, 145. Sale Horticultural & Allotments Socicty, per Mr. A. S. Wald, 133 Norris Road, Keen, J., Hasty Lane, Ringway. Classes 195, 198. Sale. Class 266. Kclway & Son Ltd., Langport. Class 170. Sant, R. Prince of Wales Park Lodge, Binglcy, Yorks. Classes 166—168, 187, 238. Savage, Mrs. E., 19 Oldfield Road, Altrincham. Classes 143—147. Lamb, G., 248 Derbyshire Lane West, Stretford. Classes 192, 193, 194. SchoTes, R., 82 Stakehill Lane, Castleton, Rochdale. Classes 238, 241, 256, 257, 263. Lear, Mrs. H. M., 16 Cholmondclcy Avenue, Timperley. ("lasses 143, 141, 145. Scott, W. cSt Sons., Ovcrsley, Styal. Classes 180, 181, 182, 184, 185, 189. Lees, H. A., 41 Southdown Crescent, Cheadle Hulme. Classes 165, 200. Steer, Mrs. G„ 136 Moss l.ane. Hale. Class 184. I.loyds Nurseries, Davenham, Northwich. Class 183. Sheldon, E., Avalon, Trouthall Lane, Plumley. Classes 1-10, 142, 146. Lloyd, P. C., 140 Park Road, Timperley. Classes 138, 258—261. Shore, Mrs D., 98b Middlewich Road, Rudhcath, Northwich. Classes 148—150, 251 Lockwood, W. H., Kcrfield Cottages, Ollcrton, Knutsford. Classes 189, 201. Simcock, (".., I Priory Road, Bowdon. Classes 241, 246, 250, 251, 252, 263. Lomas, W., Crowhill Farm, Taxall, Whalcy Bridge, Stockport. Classes 141, 142. Simcock, J. E., New Farm, Woodhouscs, Whitchurch, Salop. Class 133. Lunn, J., 189 Fog Lane, Didsbury, Manchester 20. Classes 190, 191, 195, 196. Smith, F.., 38 Denmark Street, Altrincham. Classes 237, 241, 246, 255. Smith, J., 7 Islington Street, Altrincham. ("lasses 216, 255. Masscy, F., Lapwing, Lindow Common, Wilmslow. Classes 136, 137. Smith S., 48 Oakficld Road, Altrincham. Class 255. Miller, G. W. D., Rosccroft, Shipbrook Road, Rudhcath, Northwich. Classes 171, Smith, Mrs. W. I... Cotton Hall, Holmes Chapel. Classes 118, 150, 1H8, 202. 166—168, 174, 176, 178, 205, 211, 212, 218, 223. Somcrvillc, Mrs. Temple, Dingle Bank, Lymm. Classes 165, 168, 181, 185—188, Millncr, O., West View, Dove Holes, via Stockport. Class 135. 203, 208. Moore, E., 261 Chester Road, Hartford, Northwich. Classes 195, 1<>7, 19'). Southern, Mrs. A., Mersey Farm, Carrington I.anc, Sale. Classes 143—147. 14 215 I—continued I—continued

Sparkes, W., Orchard Farm, Barnshaw, nr. Knutsford. Classes 204, 212—233. POULTRY and PIGEON EXHIBITORS Classes 290 to 446 Stanhope, P., Top Farm, Broomedgc, Lymm. Classes 151—157. Strctford& Urmston Chrysanthemum Socicty, per Mr. A. Smith, 2 Bradwcll Avenue, Abbott, W. A., The Bungalow, Abbey Mead, Well End, Bourne End, Bucks. Classes Stretford. Class 265. 327, 328. Suckley, Mrs. J., 2a Kensington Avenue, Victoria Park, Rusholme, Manchester, Allan W M , Moss Croft, Charlesworth, Manchester. Classes 353—359. 14. Classes 144, 145, 148, 149. Anderson, F., 9 Thc Fairway, Kirkcaldy. Fife. Classes 330, 332, 333, 334, 337, 341. Anderson, H. G., Bridle Road, Maidenhead, Berks. Classes 328, Thomson, C. E., 7 Arcadia Avenue, Brooklands, Manchester. Classes 270, 274, Anstis, C.C., 28 Trcvelva Road, Truro, Cornwall. Classes 329, 338. 279, 280. Askew', R., 42 Parkficld Drive, Lancaster. Classes 440, 443—445. Timperley & District Chrysanthemum Society, per Mr. A. Crosby, 20 Moss Lane, Aze, H., 24 Litchdon Street, Barnstaple, N. Devon. Classes 437, 439. Timpcrlcy. Class 265. Tommy, Miss A., Soulton, Wem, Salop. Classes 270, 271, 268. Backhouse, 'I'., 7 High Street, Gt. Eccleston, nr. Preston. Classes 413—415. Bailey, j., 48 Warren Road, Southport. Classes 438—441, 444. Warren, C. F., 91 Waterloo Road, Bramhall Classes 165, 200. Bailey, J. A., Apple Tree House, Tape Street, Cheadlc, Staffs. Class 432. Weaver, C., Burlcydam Farm, Whitchurch, Salop. Classes 132, 133. Baldwin, R., Cumberland House, 10 Station Parade, Harrogate. Class 352. Whittaker, H. M„ 178 Cheadlc Old Road, Kdgeley, Stockport. Class 194. Barlow, H. P., High Ash, Readc's Lane, Congleton. Classes 355, 430, 432. Wild, Wm. & Son (Mollington) Ltd., Mollington Grange, nr. Chester. Classes Barrowclough, J., 21 Queens Road, Southport. Classes 329, 330, 348, 349. 132, 133. Baxter, T., Bryars Farm, Lea, Preston. Classes 439, 440. Wilkinson, Miss E„ Mersey Cottage, Carrington Lane, Sale. Classes 144—147, Bell, A. G., 13 Becchway, Bebington, Cheshire. Class 338. 213, 228. Bellamy, R. H., 773 Fishpond Road, Bristol. Classes 327, 328, 414. Wilson, J., Oaklea Farm, F'irs Road, Sale. Classes 136, 137. Bentley, G., Norbro Cottage, Owler Park Road, Ilkley, Yorks. Classes 362—366. Wright, J. A., Clcggs Hall, Broxton, Chester. Classes 106, 107, 108, 118. Binns, C. & B., Laburnum Cottage, School Lane, Carrington, Class 314. Birkctt, E„ c o. 58a East Street, Barking, Essex. Classes 341a, 341b. Bishop & Son, 22 Canal Side, Uxbridge, Middlesex. Classes 437, 438, 439, 140. Blair, W. & A. G., 138 Stirling Street, Denny, Stirlingshire. Classes 339, 340. Blomley, Mrs. S. F. A., 23 Addison Road, Higher Irlam, Manchester. Classes 351 355, 356, 359, 436. Blyth, J., 63 Dunfermline Road, Crossgatcs, Fife. Classes 335, 336. Bogle, S. E., 25 Moorby Avenue, Burnage, Manchester, 19. Classes 326. Boston, D. T., 3 Norton Lane, Grimes Hill, Wythall, Birmingham. Classes 330, 331. Bowen, C, 46 Holbom Road, Holyhead, Anglesey. Classes 437—440. Bridge, A., Stones House, Todmordcn. Classes 437—146. Britcliffe, J. Finlay, Dcansgrave, Haslingdcn, Rossendale. Class 435. Brooke, J., Lyndhurst Thorn, nr. Doncaster. Classes 353, 359, 417, 418. Brooksbank, E. A., 1 Jesmond Road, Harrogate. Classes 413, 114, 415. Brown, R. W., 77 Daisy Bank Crescent, Walsall. Classes 133, 134. Brown, W., Noonday Cottage, Blackwood, Kirkmuirhill, Lanark. Classes 443—146. Buck, F\, 91 Sussex Road, Southport. Classes 420—422. Burrows, J. R., 61 Stanley Park Avenue North, Liverpool, 4. Classes 326, 327, 328, 363, 364, 365, 373, 374. Bushen, F. H., 85a Pilton Street, Barnstaple, N'. Devon. Classses 441, 443, 144, 145.

Cartwright, 11., 11 Piatt Street, Hadticld, Glossop. Class 294. Challinor, F. S. M., Hilbrc, St. Anns Road, Middlewich. Classes 438, 439, 442—414. Chapman, E., Parke Road, Tidcswcll, nr. Buxton. Class 309. Chappie, T„ Mayfield, Kings Road, Wilmslow. Classes 304, 305, 312, 313. Clark, J. S., f>5 Manse Road, Ncwmains, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, ('.lasses 335, 336. Coe, F., 81 Mill Road, Kettering. Northants. Class 341a. Collie, (»., 6 Market Placc, North Berwick, East Lothian. Classes 123, 424. Colling, E. W., 8 Hamilton Road, Sidcup, Kent. Classes 423, 421. Connebcar & Pyke, 28 Brookficld Street, Bideford, N'. Devon. Classes 129, 430, 432. Cooke, H. S., Breeze Crest Holding, Pontclyfni, Caernarvon. Classes 388, 390. Cooper & Son, 1 Church Brow, Clithcroc, Lanes. Classes 439, 440. Cooper, ]., Northend, Kcrridgc, Macclesfield. Classes 290, 291, 295. Cowan, T., 63 Main Street, Kirkconnel, Dumfries. Classes 329, 330. Croft, T. W„ 29 Syddal Road, Bramhall. Classes 362, 363. Cull, W„ 18 Hamilton Square, Birkenhead. Classes 377, 378, 382, 381.

Dalzell, H. E., 20 Thc Hawthorns, Keswick. Classes 143, 444. Davenport, F., 13 Orchard Street, Northwich. Class 310. Dawson, R., Emmctt Carr Farm, Rcnishaw, Sheffield. Classes 290, 292, 295.

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Dearn, G., 61 Oakfield Road, Altrincham. Class 439. Kay, T„ 73 Milton Road, Kirkaldy, Fife. Classes 360, 361. Degg, H., 61 Bengry Road, Normacot, I.ongton, Stoke-on-Trent. Classes 431, 432. Keighley, T., 3 I.ce Street, I.ongridgc, Preston. Classes 335, 336. Dickinson, J. W., 22 Ash Street, Southport. Classes 337, 338, 341. j, Kinross, E. A. & R. K., 35 Carisbrookc Road, Harpenden, Herts. Class 358. Dodd, G. E. & Sons, Hillside, Burwardsley, Chester. Classes 297, 298, 299. Donald, J. A., 6a Princes Street, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire. Class 339. Laing, G., Glcnmarion, East Linton, East Lothian. Classes 438, 439. Dunn, H. T., Hawthorn House, Pity Me, Durham. Class 434. Large, F... 6 Alkington Road, Whitchurch, Salop. Class 328. Leah, P. W„ 217 Halifax Road, Todmorden. Class 413—415. Elliott, W. Mc. G., Hutton Lea, Stepney Road, Scarborough. Classes 427, 428. Lee, F.. H., 1 Trclawney Terrace, Race Hill, Launccston, Cornwall. Classes 325, 326. Evans, E., Lewin Street Forge, Middlcwich. Classes 437—446. Leeson, F. A., 34 Kilvert Drive, Sale. Class 290. Eyre, Mr. 9 Charles Street, Glossop. Class 314. Leighton, H. N., 42 Bramley Avenue, Coulsdon, Surrey. Classes 425, 426. Lewis, H. V., Pontyperson, Four Crosses, I.lanymyncch, Mont, ("lasses 312, 313. Fair, R. B., 23 Rosctta Park, Belfast, N. Ireland. Classes 353—361. Lewthwaite, W., Moorlands, Emblcton, Cockcrmouth, Cumb. Classes 377, 384. Fawcett, E., Myrtle Farm, Bingley, Yorks. Classes 443, 414. Lister, J., 30 Clock View Street, Beechcliffc, Keighley, Yorks. Classes 331, 332. Field, H., 60 Liddell Street, Hull. Classes 416—118. Lloyd, P. C., 140 Park Road, Timperley, Altrincham. Classes 309, 310. Fittes, W., Dunham Woodhouscs, Dunham, Altrincham. Classes 441, 445. Lloyd, W., Rhandrcgynwyn Poultry Farm, Llanymynech, Mon. Classes 302, 318, 319. Flinton, J., 3 Sunny Bank, Mayfield, Ashbourne, Derby. Classes 299, 300. Lock, L. C., 3 Alexandra Road, Barnstaple, N. Devon, ("lass 335. Fundell, G., Little Holland, Sandling, Maidstone. Classes 333, 334, 341a, 311b. Luck, F. W., Modcna Cottage, West Meads, Onslow Village, Guildford. Classes Fundell, G. S., c/o. 48 Niddric Mains Drive, Edinburgh, 9. Class 332. 395, 396. Lyne, Mrs. L., Avondale Poultry Farm, Woodhcad Road, Glossop, Derby. Class 314. Gambrill, J. W., 27 Cornwallis Avenue, Folkstonc, Kent. Classes 343—347. Garside, R. G., Oak Cottage, Mobbcrlcy. Classes 291, 295. Machin, W. & G., 18 St. Peter Street, Norton, Malton, Yorks. Classes 395—400. Gibson, Dr. R. N., M.D., Rcdmaync House,Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland. Classes Magec, C. Sharpc, The Brambles, Deal, Kent. Classes 377—385, 391. 421, 423. Main, R., 179 Church Road, Haydock, nr. St. Helens. Classes 380, 381, 382, 425. Gillespie, T., Ashcot, Kilbarchan Road, Johnstone, Renfrew. Classes 337—340. Main, R. D. S., Olive Hill, Wyck Rissington, Cheltenham, Glos. Classes 35-1—359, Gillies, R. G., Kennels Cottage, Yoward, Argyll. Class 337. 437—440, 443, 444. Glew, A. G., 24 Woodlands Road, Guildford, Surrey. Classes 423, 424. Makin, P., 371 Liverpool Road, Southport. Classes 437, 438, 441—I'M. Gough, A., 3 Edward Street, Oswestry, Salop. Classes 291—295, 300—302, 314, Manning, G. M., 37 St. Clements Hill, Norwich. Classes 433, 434. 315, 319. Marriott, F. D., Cross Hill, Grindlcy-on-thc-Hill, nr. Doncastcr. Classes 439, 440. Gramb Bros., Loan Park, Dunblane, Scotland. Class 439. Marshall, J. L„ Brownshill, Stroud, Glos. Classes 378, 379. Grassby, J., The Glen, Mobberley. Classes 389, 390. Martin, J. G„ Thornfield, Hordcrns Park Road, Chapcl-en-le-Frith. Classes 300, 301. Greenshields, G., 23 Stewart Place, Salsburgh. Classes 437—446. Matthews & Lewis, Westcombc Hatcheries, Bideford, N. Devon. Classes 327, 337—344, 349—352, 413—415, 119—122, 435—436. Matthews, E. W., 48 Morville Road, Chorlton, Manchester. Classes 432, 435, 436. Hall, C., 130 Norman Road, Blackpool. Classes 362—366, 372, 374, 375. Meek, J., 363 Highfield Road, Idle, Bradford. Classes 380, 389—391. Hammond, E. T., 37 Bath Road, Emsworth, Hants. Classes 420, 422. Melbourne, C. A., 126 Notts Road, Bclpcr, Derby. Class 301. Haslam, J., 58 New Street, Altrincham. Classes 310, 311. Mcllor, J., Tunstead Wormhill, nr. Buxton. Class 309. Hawkey, K. J. G., Southdown Hatcheries Ltd., Lawton Heath End, Rode Heath, Minty, F.., 35 Southbury Avenue, Enfield, Middlesex. Classes 429—432. Stoke-on-Trent. Classes 294, 316, 317. Mirficld, S., Scofton, Worksop, Notts. Class 337. Heath, C. & W., Home Farm, Kcclc, nr. Newcastle, Staffs. Classes 296—301. Mitchell, C„ 39 East Street, Lightcliffe, Nr. Halifax. Classes 342, 344, 318—350. Heathcotc, J. E.. Dale Road, Dove Holes, via Stockport. Classes 306, 309, 312, 313. Morris, P., 64 High Street, Bethcsda, N. Wales. Classes 433, 43-4. Henderson, E., Jnr., Fruids Park Avenue, Annan, Scotland. Classes 441—145. Morse, H„ Stillington, York. Classes 328, 389, 427, 428. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. C. M., 9 Ashfield Road, Thacklcy, Bradford. Classes 405,406. Morton, E. P., Wvntcrcdge Hall, Hippcrholme, Halifax. Classes 361, 365, 377, Hinchliffe, F., 47 The Acre, Glossop. Classes 439, 440, 443. 379, 389—392, 394—404, 107—409, 427. Hollingworth, J. R., 107 Harefield Road, Uxbridgc, Middlesex. Classes 327, 328 Mosley, K„ Wilson Hill, Dore, Sheffield. Classes 433, 434. 377, 380, 582, 584, 385, 398—100, 410, 411, 412, 435, 436. MacDougall, A. E., Craigie, Dunoon, Argyll. Classes 335, 336. Holmes, W. F., Thc Thatchcd House, Hampton Wick, Kingston-on-Thames MacLarcn, D. G., Clunie Cottage, Bracmar, Aberdeenshire. Classes 360, 361. Classes 377—412. MacPherson, J., Austcrton, Wellington Street, Dunoon. Classes 338, 339. Hough, H.&Son, Halwyn, Sutton Lane, Middlcwich. Classes 439,440,443,4-15, 4-16. McFadycn, J., 13 Proudfoots Way, Kinglassic, Fife. Classes 360, 377. Houghton, J. T., 36 St. Georges Crescent, Timpcrley. Class 292. McKeand, W., Seabright Villa, Castle Douglas, Scotland. Classes 378, 379, 383—385. Howard, K. G., Dovccliffc Cottage, Roccster, Uttoxetcr, Staffs. Class 292. McLachlan, S. & J. W„ Meadow Lofts, Meadow Bottom, Todmorden. Classes Howarth, R., Modcna, Peter Street, Barrowford, Nelson. Classes 392, 405. 351—354, 358, 413—415. Howlett, Mr. & Mrs. F. J., 24 Checker Street, Kings Lynn, Classes 368, 369. Hughes, W., The Shop, Rhyd-y-Foel, Abergele. Classes 437—140,443, 44-1. Ncwcombc, S. T., 15 Yeo Vale Road, Barnstaple, N. Devon. Class 328. Ince, F. W., 17 Claypit Street, Whitchurch, Salop. Class 315. Newton, A., Merlwood, Warburton Lane, Partington. Classes 309, 310, 316, 317. Newton, G., Mill Bank, Over Peovcr, Knutsford. Class 306. Jackson, A. H., 14 Marsdcn Road, Southport. Classes 416—118. Newton, W„ Fumess Pool Farm, Gawsworth, Macclesfield. Classes 137—MO. Jackson, G., 3a Bcavans Lane, West Derby, Liverpool, 12. Classes 429—132. Nicholson, H., 145a High Park Road, Southport. Classes 386, 389, 401. Jackson, V., Castcllmoch Fawr, Llanrhairadr, Oswestry. Classes 320—323. Nicholson, Master I., 115a High Park Road, Southport. Classes 378, 385. Jones, J. S., Hayford Farm, Wcstbury, Salop. Classes 321—323. Norrcy, J. D., 41 Queen Avenue, Bents Lane, Bredbury. Classes 290, 295. Jones, M., Wood View, Lagacy, Wrexham. Classes 293, 294, 302. H Junor, I)., Hillside, Abcrdovey, Merioneth. Class 341a. Owen, A. Y., Arnficld, Hcywood Road, Rhodes, Manchester. Classes 435—140.

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Parry, \V„ 50 High Street, Bethesda, N. Wales. Classes 433—435. Ward, Miss M., 12 Friar Gate, Derby. Classes 327, 328. Pouncey, T. H., 71a High Street, Old Flctton, Peterborough. Classes 342, 343, Wardleworth, T. H., Manor House, Goostrey, Crewe. Classes 429—432. 346 348 350. % Watmough, W„ Lintonholmc, Thacklcy, Bradford. Classes 385, 389—394,401—412. Parvis, D., 25 Leeds Road, Selby, Yorks. Classes 365—368, 384, 385, 393, 394, Weaver, A. J., 240 Eachelhurst Road, Walmley, Sutton Coldfield. Classes 312, 313, 410—412. 316, 317, 319. Pearson, E., 538 Manchester Road, Southwaitc, Hudderstield. Classes 414, 415. Webster, J. D., 59 Brosscroft, Hadfield, Manchester. Classes 296, 298, 300, 301. Pendleton, W., 74 Old I.ane, Ecclcston Park, Prcscot. Class 432. Wenger, Miss M., The Priory, Trentham, Stoke-on-Trent. Classes 300, 301. Penny, J. G., Sauchie Poultry Farm, Crieff, Perthshire. Classes 356, 357, 359. Whitehead, E. H., 37 Sandileigh Avenue, Hale. Classes 386, 387. Pimm, E., 5 Fleet Street, Derby. Class 333. Wickham, A. E., Dcnhayes, Upper Holway, Taunton. Classes 423, 424. Poole, H., 43 Ainley Road, Birchencliffe, Hudderstield. Classes 433, 434. Wickstead, C. H., 12 Noble Street, Wem, Salop. Classes 438, 439, 442. Porter, W., Davidson's Buildings, Kemnay, Aberdeen. Classes 331, 335. Wilkins, W. Guy, Garth Duck Farm, Builth Wells, Brecon. Classes 309, 310, 321—323. Postill, Mr. & Mrs. W., 3 St. Johns Crescent, Harrogate. Classes 427, 128. Williams, Miss I). J., Nearcroft, Bransgore, Christchurch, Hants. Classes 345—350. Poulter, W„ 28 Cleveland Road, Edgerton, Huddersficld. Classes 353, 355, 357, 359. Wolstenholme, J. G., 28 The Beach, Filey, Yorks. Class 414. Preston, W. S., 182 The Ridgcway, North Harrow, Middlesex. Classes 328. Wood, J. A., Kroonstad, Market Street, Altrincham. Classes 441—44<>. Price, V. J., 58 Fallowfield Avenue, Birmingham 28. Classes 328, 386. Wood, H. G., 32 Ward Street, Penistone, Sheffield. Class 423. Proctor Smith & Whitehead, Overdale, Langham Road, Bowdon. Classes 342—344, Woodhead, J., Newlands, Thongsbridge, Huddersfield. Classes 353, 354, 358, 348—350. 360, 367—371, 373, 425, 426, 435. Woodroffc, E. A. & L. G., 66 Forest Road, Edmonton, London, N.9. Classes 341a, 341b. Rackstraw, F. L., 6 Tower Street, Terriers, High Wycombe, Bucks. Classes 405, Wormald, E. A., 25 Wychbury Road, Bartley Green. Birmingham. Class 328. 413, 415. Wright, H., 39 Lawton Street, Congleton. Classes 292, 413, 445. Ramsey, J., Dashwood, Redding, Falkirk, Stirlingshire. Classes 117—120, 422. Wright, J. A., Gleggs Hall, Broxton, Chester. Class 315. Richardson, G. J., 26 Checker Street, Kin»;s Lynn. Classes 3(»7, 368, 370. Richmond, H., Bcntnick Street, Galston, Ayrshire. Classes 335, 336. Yeo, L. T., 4 Dean Park Road, Plymstock, nr. Plymouth. Classes 443, 414. Rigby, H., 137 Higher Lane, Rainford, St. Helens. Classes 373, 375. Righyni, S. L., Scott House, Market Wcighton, Yorks. Class 129. Roberts, T., 9 Crewe Road, Sandbach. Classes 437—140.

Scars, J. L., Reel Hall, Shamley Green, Guildford. Classes 389—112. <® Scaton, H.. Oakhill, Pctt Level, Hastings. Classes 362—366, 372, 374, 375. Seymour, F., 6 Laines Road, Steyning, Sussex. Classes 378, 379, 383—385, 393. Shackleton. R. S., Ryefield, Roclulalc. Classes 398—100, 407—109. Shaw, K. J., Vizor, West Winch Road, Kings Lynn. Classes 362, 363, 372—375. Sheppard, R. H., The Moors, Welshpool, Mon. Classes 311, 320, 321, 322. Smith & Walton, 2 Spring Grove, Foster Lane, Hendon Bridge, Yorks. Class 332. Southam, C. C., 64 Shottery Road, Stratford-on-Avon. Class 308. Southam, G., Keepers Cottage, Mobbcrley. Class 308. Spence, T., 31 Devonshire Road, Chorley, Lanes, (".lasses 356, 357. Spivey, G. W„ 15 Leeds Road, Mirfield, Yorks. Classes 378, 401, 102, 105. Stark, J., Windways, Balmalloch, Kilsyth. Classes 437—146. Steel, N. R., Hookland Estate, Scaynes Hill, Haywards Heath, Sussex. Classes 364, 365, 366, 123, 424. Stones, H., Dale Road, Dove Holes, via Stockport. Classes 291, 310. Summerill, A. E. & M. A., 20 Stenner Lane, Didsbury, Manchester, 20. Classes 325, 326. Summers, A., 8 Manchester Street Long Eaton, Notts. Classes 139, 440. Sumner, 'I'., Summcrhill, Rushton, Macclesfield. Classes 296, 297, 300, 301. Sutcliffc, 11., Myrtle Grove, Old Lees Road, Hebden Bridge. Classes 329—332. Sutherland, A., National Bank House, Airdrie, Lanarkshire. Classes 337, 339. Swan, G. S., 78 Victoria Park, Lockerbie. Classes 325, 326. Swift, H. P., 34 Uplands Road, Willenhall, Staffs. Classes 433, 43-1.

Tavlor, J., 46 New Street, Altrincham. Classes 313, 315. Taylor, P., Bar Road, Beckingham, Doncastcr. Classes 346, 118, 120, 122. Taylor, W„ 183 I^mmock Road, Blackburn. Classes 326, 113—115, 129, 130, 132. Tccboon, T., Taylor Earm, Tunstead, Wormhill, Buxton. Class 293. Terris, J. R., 66 Milton Road, Kirkaldy. Classes 362—368, 371—375. Thomas, F. J., 13 Hawthorn Rise, Haverfordwest, S. Wales, ("lass -11 1. Travis, M., 14 Old Market Place, Altrincham. Class 295. Trewhitt, R., 77 Tynedale Road, South Shields. Classes 339, 340. 221 r

Darwin, C., 5 Cheviot Street, Sunderland, Durham. Class 504. Lane, G. R., Colshaw Lodge, Over Pcovcr, Knutsford. Classes 447, 448, etc. Davies, J., Yew Tree Farm, Bidston, Birkenhead. Classes 476, ctc. Lark, F., 149 Weelsby Street, Grimsby, Lines., Classes 495, 498, 500. Dawson, W. E., 458, Broadway, Rossall Beach, Clcvcleys, Blackpool. Classes 518, ctc. Lawrence, R., 31 Cross Road, Idle, Bradford. Classes 516, 518. Day, A., Ingrow Bridge, Keighlcy, Yorks. Classes 533, 534, 539, 540, etc. Longbottom, B., 10 Albany Street, Trooper Lane, Halifax. Classes 533, 554, 557. Delt, Mrs. P. E., Rookery Rarm, Carlton, Saxmundham, Suffolk. Classes 490, ctc. Longbottom, E., 109 Hopwood I^nc, Halifax. Classes 535, 541, 543, 544. Dcnney, F., 5 Peats Buildings, Coxhoc, nr. Fcrryhill, Co. Durham. Classes 504, 505, ctc. Mallison, F. J., The Vicarage, Holm-on-Spalding Moor, York. Classes 553, 557. Dixon, Mrs. H., 62 Moss Lane, Altrincham. Classes 470, 471. Mallinson, G. W., 9 Manor Drive, Cottinglcy, Binglcy. Classes 517, 518, 521, etc Dufton, J., 46 Ashficld Cottages, Milton Square, Hcckmondwike, Yorks. Classes Martin, J. G„ Thornficld, Hordcrns Park Road, Chapcl-cn-lc-Frith. Class 466. 515, ctc. Maun, E. & A., 39 Moorficld Street, Manchester, 20. Classes 477, 483, 485. Moorland, J., 1 North Cliffe South Church, Bishop Auckland, Class 551. Edmondson, Masters D. C. & N., 1 Twcmlows Cottages, Whitchurch. Classes 456, ctc. Ellam, S., 59 The Mudd, Mottram, Manchester. Classes 496, etc. Norman, W., 22 Ashficld Road, Bromborough, Classes 471, 472. Ellson, B., 6 Plant Lane, Elton, Sandbach. Classes 494, 518, ctc. Evans, R. P., 30 Menlovc Avenue, Liverpool, 18. Classes 531, 547, ctc. Oakley, J., Mill House, Scarth Hill, Ormskirk. Classes 469, 470. Oldficld, B., Bradshaw Rabbitry, Honlcy, Huddersficld. Classes 471, 487, etc. Oldham, D., 34 Mill Lane, Denton. Classes 452, 453. Finney, Master P. L., 78 Navigation Road, Altrincham, Classes 479, ctc. Fletcher, E., 18 Markland Hill Lane, Bolton. Classes 529, 530, 543,544, 546, 547, ctc. Parsons, H., 82 Prince of Wales Road, Dorchester. Classes 496, 502. Ford, C. \X'., Holne Park Lodge, Ashburton, Devon. Classes 541, 543, ctc. Pearson, C., Wolfdalc Stud, Croft Head, Skclmanthorpc, Huddersficld. Classes Foster, C. G., 7 Leicester Road, Ibstock, Leicester. Classes 49ft, 521, ctc. 455, 460, 462. Francis, G., 58 Brockcnhurst Street, Burnley. Classes 494, 495, 496, etc. Picklcs, Master M., Hallwood House, Roscbank, Todmordcn. Classes 489, 519, ctc.

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Plant, F. C. & Son, Langlcy Hall, Langley, Macclesfield. Classes 463. Waller, Mrs. I., 3 Church Bank, Richmond Road, Bowdon. Classes 506, 507, etc. Polles, F., 9 Marsh Avenue, Newchapel, Stoke-on-Trent. Class 487, etc. Warburton, H., 1 Pennine Road, Woodlcy, Stockport. Classes 471, 472, 473. Porter, W., 4 Thornton Avenue, Flixton. Classes 447, etc. Ward, W. J., Woodmoor, Rod Valley Gardens, Shrewsbury. Classes 457, 460. Prior, N. E., 3 Portland Place, Hertford Heath, Hertford. Classes 535, 543, etc. Warren, G. H., Pcnhill View, Congleton Road, Macclesfield. Classes 463, 467, 468. Watts, J., 118 Moston Lane East, New Moston, Manchester, 10. Classes 532, 535, 543, 544, 547, 551, 552, 553. Wharf, A. V., 134 Congleton Road, Biddulph, N. Staffs. Classes 470, 472. Radeglia, Miss J. F., 7 Dorking Road, F.psom, Surrey. Classes 496, 498, etc. Whceldon, K. Proctor, 6 Lisson Grove, Hale. Classes 469, 471, 474—476, etc. Rennie, C. & Son, Alexandra Cottage, Kintore, Aberdeenshire. Class 470, etc. 529—531, 533—535, 539, 511, 551, 553, 555, etc. Rcvcll, Mrs. G., White Cottage, Chester Road, Norbury Moor, Hazel Grove. Whitehouse, Misses H. & A., 72 Westgate, Hale. Classes 469, 471, 482. Classes 487, 488, etc. Whittaker, A. F„ 48 Boltby Lane, Bradford, 6. Classes 531, 541, etc. Richmond, Miss I., Wcstholm, Wcstfield Road, Runcorn. Classes 478, etc. Whyatt, R., 12 Irwell Park, Eccles, Manchester. Classes 469, 471, 472. Robinson, A. K., 49 Gleggside Grange, West Kirby. Classes 452, 459, 461. Wood, Miss E., 21 Central Avenue, Eccleston Park, Prescot. Classes 169, 479, etc. Robinson, Masters P. & J., 136 Hale Road, Hale. Classes 471, 482. Wood, P. R„ 224 Weddington Road, Nuneaton, Warwicks. Classes 496, 505, 506, Roden, A., 5 Oakfield Road, Brettell l.ane, nr. Stourbridge. Classes 487, 493. 508, 509, 510. Rowley, D. B., Holmfield, Rye Hills, Bignall End, Stoke-on-Trent. Class 447, etc. Rushton, G. H., 135 Corporation Road, Dudley, Worcs. Classes 455, 460, 462.

Salisbury, S., Carrfoot Cottage, Bilsborroe, Garstang, Preston. Class 453. Scarratt, R., 358a Worsley Road, Winton, Eccles. Classes 452, 461. Seward, C., 2 Higher Lane, Kerridge, Macclesfield. Classes 481, 484, 486. Shackleton, W. L., 6 Queen Street, Seeton, nr. Keighley. Class 479. Shepherd B., 70 Cambridge Street, Wigan. Classes 466, 467, 493. Souell, F.., 108 Bradford Road, Carlinghow, Batley. Classes 148, 149, 497. Shepherd, Miss G. B. O., Oldfield, Lundin Links, Fife. Classes 470, 479, etc. Shields, T., 8 Mcnston Avenue, New Moston, Manchester, 10. Classes 496, 514, etc. Simpson, W., Blue Bank, Sleights, Yorks., Classes 505, 506, 507, etc. Skerratt, G. E., 41 Outwood Drive, Heald Green. Classes 505—513. Smalley, N„ 117 St. Lukes Road, Blackpool. Classes 465, 467, 468, 493. Smith, Miss W., Birchwood Lane, South Normanton, Alfrcton. Classes 533, 534, 551, 552, 557. Snape Bros. 2 St. Georges Quay, Lancaster. Class 457. Speakman, J. D., 42 Victoria Road, Gorton, Manchester, 18. Classes 452, 459. Stanoxer Stud, Stanhope, Co. Durham. Classes 487, 489, etc. Stennett, Mr. & Mrs. N., Westlands, Billingborough, Slcaford. Classes 516, 519. Stephens, V., 57 Trelander East, Truro, Cornwall. Classes 553, 554. Stoddart, J., 5 Stalker Avenue, Tillicoultry, Scotland. Classes 532, 536, 542. Sutcliffe, J , 225 Milnrow Road, Rochdale. Classes 196, 497, 522. Sutherley, E. W., Glen Roy, Blackwood, Mon. Class 170. Sutton, j. W„ 33 Kingsficld Road, Biddulph, Staffs. Classes 156, 476. etc. Swindells, A., 244 Wilmslow Road, Handforth. Classes 481, 482.

Taylor, C. V. B., 16 Builc Hill Drive, Sallord, 5. Classes 509. Taylor, J. R., 37 Spring Street, Spalding, Lines. Classes 519, 520. Taylor, S., Rose Cottage, Carrington, Urmston. Classes 495, 504—509, 515, 518, 522. Thompson Bros., 168 Edgcley Road, Stockport. Classes 456, 459, 461. Tilbury, R. E., 7 Tennyson Street, Burnley, Lanes. Classes 466, 467. Tipper, A., 2 Cornmill I.anc, Tutbury, Burton-on-Trcnt. Classes 494, 495, 498, 505—509, 514, etc. Tipper & Hill, 2 Cornmill I.ane, Tutburv, Burton-on-Trent. Classes 529, 530, 533—536, 541—544, 551, 552.

Urmston, T. K., 2 Installation House, Stanlow, Ellcsmere Port, Wirral. Classes 447, 449, 493.

Vickers, A., 72 Bcllshill Crescent, Rochdale, I.ancs. Classes 518, 525, 527.

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