gtaiional Jgriralttrral Sorielrr of §id0rii*»

FOURTH GRAND

ANNUAL SPRING EXHIBITION.

Catalogue of ®xhibi10,

WITH INDEX.

TO EE HELD ON

MONDAY, TUESDAY, & WEDNESDAY,

2nd, 3rd, and 4th NOVEMBER, 1874,

AT THE

SOCIETY'S YARDS, ST. KILDA ROAD.

MELBOURNE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY MASON, FIRTH k M'CUTCHEON, 51 & 63 FLINDERS LANE WEST.

MDCCCLXX1V. xii ADVERTISEMENTS. METROPOLITAN Permanent Building & Investment Society,

President—E. P. S. STURT, ESQ. Vice-President—J. CALLAGHAN, ESQ. Treasurer—H. H. HAYTER, ESQ. Trustees i FRED. LLOYD, ESQ., J.P. | ' JOHN DAVIES, ESQ., J.P. G. TDRNER, ESQ. Auditors : J. W. FOSBERY, ESQ. | D. CRAWFORD, ESQ. Committee : MR. GEORGE CLAPPERTON. I MR. WILLIAM MOORE. „ ORLANDO FENWICK. | „ JAMES M'CDTCHEON. MR. H. TEMPLETON. Solicitor—ALFRED BROOKS MALLESON, ESQ. Surveyor—THOMAS WATTS, ESQ. Bankers—ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION. Secretary—MR. R. G. BENSON. OFFICE—32 COLLINS STREET EAST, MELBOURNE.

The recent alterations made in the Rules of this Society offer advantages to borrowers unequalled by any kindred institution. The application for an advance can be made at once, and decided in a few days, no deduction being made from the accompanying tables. Special arrange- ments can be made. The borrower can redeem at any period. TERMS FOR ADVANCES UPON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES. Monthly Repayments, including Principal and Interest. TWELVE PAYMENTS PER ANNUM.

Four Years. Six Years. Eight Years. Ten Years. Twelve Years. £ £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ 60 15 0 0 18 3 0 15 0 0 13 0 0 11 11J 60 100 2 10 0 1 10 6 1 10 0 10 0 1 3 11" 100 300 300 7 10 0 6 9 8 4 10 0 3 18 0 3 11 9 600 9 2 G 7 10 0 0 10 0 5 19 7 600 12 10 0 1000 1000 26 0 0 18 6 0 15 0 0 13 0 0 11 19 2 TABLE SHOWING THE REPAYMENTS FOR A LOAN OF £100 UPON FIRST-CLASS SECURITY.

Monthly Amount Total No. of Years. Repayments. per Annum. Amount Repaid. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Four 2 10 0 30 0 0 120 0 0 Six 1 10 « 21 18 0 131 8 0 Eight 1 10 0 18 0 0 144 0 0 Ten 10 0 15 12 0 150 0 0 Twelve 1 3 11 14 7 0 172 4 0

DEPOSITS RECEIVED, AND LIBERAL INTEREST ALLOWED THEREON. In order to give as little trouble as possible to depositors, the Committee have provided cheque books, which are used as at a regular bank. Prospectuses and every information may be obtained at the Office, 32 Collins Street East. R- G. BENSON, Secretary. Rational ^gritultnral Socictn of Victoria.

The FOURTH ANNUAL SPRING EXHIBITION of this SOCIETY will be opened at the SHOW GROUNDS, St. Kilda Road, by His Excellency SIR G. F. BOWEN, G.C.M.G., Governor of Victoria, ON MONDAY, THE 2ND NOVEMBER, AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M., When the Public will be admitted at a fee of 2s. 6d.

Non-Members will be admitted during the adjudicating of the Judges on MONDAY, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., On payment of a fee of 5s. each. From 2 p.m., 2s. 6d. Tickets may be obtained at tbe Gates, and at the Office of the Omnibus Company, Bourke Street East.

The President, Vice-Presidents, and Members of Council will wear Blue Rosettes; Judges of Exhibits, White Rosettes; Stewards, Red Rosettes; and Hon. Veterinary Surgeon, Red, White, and ' Blue Rosette.

Prize Cards will be attached to the Exhibits with ribbons, as follows ;

DEPARTMENT'S FIRST PRIZE, Red, White, and Blue Card, White Ribbon.

SOCIETY'S FIRST PRIZE ... Blue Card, Blue Ribbon

„ SECOND PRIZE ... Red Card, Red Ribbon

„ THIRD PRIZE ... Lavender Card, Lavender Ribbon

„ COMMENDED ... White Card, White Ribbon Champion Winners will have Green Ribbon round the neck, in addition.

Refreshments of all kinds will be provided on the Ground, by the wellknown caterers, George Sefton, of Sandridge, George Plant, of Northcote, and Mrs Gordon Cameron, Elizabeth Street, who bind themselves to supply everything of the best quality at Melbourne hotel charges. Forage and Bedding for stock will also be supplied on the ground by Mr. Ronald Robb, of Fitzroy, at current rates. Chapman's City Brass Band will play on the ground daily, from 12 o'clock noon. WALTER MACFARLANE, SECRETARY. ADVERTISEMENTS. DAVID MUNRO & CO., MACHINERY MERCHANTS, 154 QUEEN ST., MELBOURNE, HAVE FOR SALE OR HIRE— AGRICULTURAL, MINING, SAWING, AND GRINDING MACHINERY, MARSHALL'S PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, Which were awarded First Prizes, in 1873, at Melbourne, Ballarat, Clunes, Smeaton, and Kyneton Shows. These engines are fitted with steam jacketed cylinders, patent variable expansion gear, continuous feed-pump, improved feed- water heating apparatus, steam blast jet, enlarged firebox for burning wood, mounted on four wrought-iron wheels ; supplied with all requisites ; adapted for either farming or mining purposes. ROBEY & CO.'S PORTABLE ENGINES, With enlarged fireboxes and steam jacketed cylinders. They are of improved construction, admirably adapted not only for driving Agricultural Machinery, but also for all purposes where steam power is required in a portable form. Ransome, Sims and Head's Improved Steam Threshing, Finishing, and Dressing Machines, 4J and 5 feet Drums, Which were awarded First Prizes, in 187S, at Ballarat, Clunes, Smeaton, and Kyneton Shows. These machines are fitted with patent reversible beaters, adjust- able corn screens, improved caving riddles ; mounted on four wheels ; embodying all the latest improvements, having patent drum guards, which protect the feeder and other attendants on the stage of the Threshing Machines whilst at work.

Straw Elevators of improved construction, with endless belts Horizontal and Vertical Engines, new and second-hand Boilers—Multitubular, Cornish flue and shell Quartz-crushing Batteries, iron and wood framing Winding, Pumping, and Puddling Gear Flour-Mill Plant complete (three pair) Saw-Mill Plant complete (half original cost) Duplicates for Engines and Threshers Leather Belting, Screw Jacks Pump Workings, Plunger, and Drawlift Pump Pipes, 4 inches, 6 inches, 7 inches, and 8 inches Portable Steam Engines, second-hand, all sizes Portable Hand Cranes. Arrangements made for Hiring any of the above on a Purchasing Lease. DEPOSIT AND RENTS BECKONED AS PURCHASE MONEY.

N.B.—Purchasers and Valuators of Engines and all kinds of Machinery. THE

JJalwital ^nculturacl Unrntn of iktoriac

OFFICE-BEARERS FOR THE YEAR 1 87 4. Resident: THE HON". ROBERT SIMSON, M.L.C., TOOEAK.

"\?ice-3?iiesidents : SAMUEL WILSON, ESQ., ERCILDOUN. GEO. CARMICHAEL, ESQ., GEELONG. WM. TAYLOR. ESQ., KEILOR. WM. M'CULLOCH, ESQ., LA ROSE. M. M'CAW, ESQ., MELBOURNE. E. HENTY, ESQ., MUNTHAM.

£j5t)ustees : THE HON. J. G. FRANCIS, M.L.A., SUNBUBY. T. J. SUMNER, ESQ., STONY PARK. ROBERT M'DOUGALL, ESQ., ARUNDEL.

Council pRembeqs : D. R. M'GREGOR, ESQ., QUEEN STREET. JAS. HUTCHINGS, ESQ.. ELIZABETH STREET. JOHN COOPER, ESQ., BUNDOORA. JAS. BUCHANAN. ESQ., BERWICK. JAS. M'FARLAND, ESQ., MELBOURNE. ARCHIBALD FISKEN, ESQ., LAL LAL. HUGH LENNON, ESQ., ELIZABETH STREET. J. C. COCHRANE, ESQ., GLENROY. JOB SMITH, ESQ., NORTHCOTE. DUGALD M'PHAIL, ESQ., ESSENDON. THOS. SMITH, ESQ.. VICTORIA PARADE. R. K. HAMMOND, ESQ.. MELBOURNE. THE HON. THOMAS M-KELLAR, ESQ., STRATHKELLAR. RICHARD MORTON, ESQ., SKELSMERG HALL. JOHN BELL, ESQ., KANGAROO GROUND. ANDREW MURRAY, ESQ, FLINDERS LANE. WM. SOMNER, ESQ, SWANSTON STREET. JOHN CARSON, ESQ., COLLINS STREET EAST. W. K. THOMSON. ESQ, MELBOURNE. A. PATTERSON, ESQ, ST. GERMAINS. S. MACGREGOR, ESQ., MELBOURNE. M. LOEMAN, ESQ, BULLA. JAS. ROBERTSON, ESQ, ABERFELDIE. JAS. G1BB, ESQ, BERWICK.

JjJon. 'Jfeteqinai^ $uiigeon : GRAHAM MITCHELL,' M.R.C.V.S.

$ectietatiy : WALTER MACFARLANE.

OfficesKIRK'S BAZAAR, MELBOURNE, LIST OF EXHIBITORS.

A. Beale, John. 289 Algie, Matthew, 16, 31, 90 Brown, M. J., 388, 389 Adams, Thomas, 120 Bath. Thos.. 416, 417. 469, 469a Amess, Samuel, 752 Brown, A., Hotham, 618, 621, 630, 631, Austin, Josifih, 467 636, 637, 640, 641, 648, 653, 658 Adams, E. T„ 634, 1359, 1360 Brown, Jonathan, 6S7 Alston, Gilbert, Bogle, Andrew and Co., 1368, 1369 Armitage, F. W.. 399, 497, 498 Buckley. Mars, 702, 741 Ayne, A. M.. 419 to 423, 440 to 444 Bloor, S., 751 Anderson, James, 426, 472, 486, 509 Barndl, L. A., 777 Austin, J. and S., 4 68. 494, 495 Buck, Charles, 8S9. 890 Armstrong, Thomas, 746, 747 Ballarat Woollen Mill Company, Limited, Armstrong, William. 748 1065 to 1069 Anderson, Alfred, 759 Atkinson, A. H., 856 C. Atkinson, B. A., 867 Cameron, A., sen. Cameron, A., jun., 56, 57, 14S B. Crichton, A., 40 Bourke, Alex., 60. 66, 73 Cochrane. James, Elsternwick, 95 Banner, R. G.. 1052 Can-oil. Peter Buncle, John, 963, 979, 1211 to 1225 Clark, Walter J., 683 Brosen, M., 852 Chap pell, Jonathan, 197, 198, 242, 251 Bosley, G., 632. 633, 638, 639, 664, 667 Cox, Edward, 273, 274, 284, 285, 617 Beattie, Henry. 11, 36, 37,49, 62, 63, 82, Cooper, John, 247, 406, 407, 430, 437, 438 83. 91. 92, 326 Cochrane, J. C., 483 Bruce, B. V. A.. 106 Cayzer, F. D„ 812 to 814 Bennet, T. K., .537 to 539, 542, 543 Cooze, F., 662, 665, 666, 734,758, 769, 810 Brown, Mrs., 877 Corbett, A. G., 906 to 909, 921 to 924, Brannigan, Bros., 232, 311, 684 1205 to 1210 Brisbane, P. and J. G., 168, 172, 244, Cameron, James, 9. 47, 99 254 Cochrane, James, Barfold, 19, 30, 76, 77 Bell, John, 162, 183, 184, 185, 223, 408 Carr, John, 161 to 412 Clarke, Joseph, 189, 190, 191, 192 Burnside, James, 2, 329, 1122 Collins, D., 261 Braiihwaite, William, 22, 38, 53 Connor, J. H., 303 Brown, Archd., 23, 35 Campbell, A. M., 386, 393 Bodyeoat, Thos., 61 Cuthbert, Robt., 455 Buchanan Jas., 1091 Clarke, C. E., 696 Burrows, A, 89 Cramer, A., 764 Black, Neil, 116 Cattlin, James, 783, 784 Barnard, J., 121, 143 Clements, M. T„ 842, 843 Brown, A., Bundoora, 122 Connor, Thomas, 872 Beasley and Derrick, 135, 136 Crutch, W., and Co., 1074, 1075 Benn, John, 157, 171, 208, 256, 257, 339 Clarke, W. H., 1094 Bell, Thomas, 188 Cotchin, Joseph, 1119, 1120 Bird, C. J., 287 Cohen, Simeon, 1365 Black, Robt., 1112, 1117 Crosby, W., and Co., 1367 XV 111 LIST OF EXHIBITORS.

D. Greenaway, Thomas, 327 Dawbin, Robert, 114, 170, 206, 207, 709 Groves and Harrison, 500, 501 Dewar, William, 138, 291, 297, 298, 316, Gatenby, E., 723 Greene, James, 726 317, 320, 331, 1110, 1129 I Grinrod, F„ 768 Degraves, C. and J., 499, 504, 765 Gumey, T. J., 807, 833, 834, 846 Dunstan. W. H., 688 Grant, Thos., 878 Danks, John, 1344 to 1356 Gallop, C., 1082, 10S3, 1084 Drvden, E., 84 Grimes, S., and Co., 1138, 1144 Bison, P. G., 129, 130 Davis, William, 137 Devbam, T. B., 342, 343 PI. Dutton, Thomas, 405, 429, 436, 473, 474 Iiogan, Thomas, 6S. 75, 403, 404, 424, Dyer, E. D., 616, 622, 623, 628, 680, 6S1 425, 445, 446 Dunstan, Caleb, 620 Horwood, Joel, 6, 164, 224, 241, 250, Duncan, James, 661, 678 749 Dewar, Mrs., 672 ! Haydon, T., 6R9, 690, 691, 729 Dowie, Mrs. H., 772 Henderson, T., and Co., 932 to 935, 954, Duncan Bros., 1089, 1093 96S to 970. 974, 975, 990 to 903, 1001 Doy, W., 1095 to 1003, 1011, 1020, 1230 to 1240 Duncan, George, 1096, 1100, 1114 Heard, John. 12 Davey, T., and Co., 1312 to 1318 Henty, E., 103 Rembry, Jas., 127 E. Harris, Joseph, 141 Ell worthy, J., 742, 626 Haimes, Oapt., 152 Ellworthy, F., 302 Hann, F. B.. 155 Ewart, James, 401, 402, 418, 502, 505, Harriman, M. A., 156 506, 507 Hall, Jos. F., 177, 178 Eagling. John, 13.34 Higgins, J., 276. 1128 Ellworthy, R., 109, 7S5, 786 Hill, D. H„ 789 Evans, Isaac. 397, 432 Hosking, Benjamin, 790 .Edmonds, Wm., 755, 756. 757 Hersbell. James, 806 Ellis, J. IS., 767 Hughes, C. W., 818 Ellson, G. H.. 820, 832 Harris, Thomas, 857 Edwards, R.,880 | Howe, George, 861 Hutcheson and Walker, 925, 926, 1361 F. Hellings, John, 10S0 Fleming, J. W„ 126, 275, 279 to 281, 286, Hucton, C. and J., 1103. 1140,1146,1149 685, 686, 730, 869, 891 Hadfield. Wm., 1115, 1116 Fagan, W. H., 703, 704 Hourighan, Mrs. P., 1130, 1131 Fisher, C. B., 25, 26, 27, 4-2, 43, 70, 71, Henty, James and Co., 1365 72, 96, 212, 452, 453, 454, 470, 471, 485, 487, 496, 838 J. Fisher, Hurtle, 340, 341 Finch, T., 815, 816 Junor, David, 59, 69, 88, 211 Farmer, John, 1101, 1137, 1143 Junor, Donald, 101, 427, 42S Foord, John, 1102, 1139, 1145 Jenkins, Dr. R..L., 160, 176, 219, 246 Jacoby, Peter, 624 Jardine, J., 865 Jeffreys, S.. 1107, 1134 Goycler, F. C., 107, 108 Grant, John, 293, 294, 295, 296, 313, 330 333, 819 K. George, Joseph, 780, 781, 782 Kenny. James, 7, 55 Grant. James, and Co., 996, 997, 1024 Knapp, B. 0. P., 220 1025, 1031, 1036, 1260 tol264 Kiddle, John. 763 Grant, George, and Co., 988, 989, 1010 King, W. G., 778 1019, 1030, 1035, 1329 to 1338 Kelly, J. C., 779 Graham, Robert S., 50 King, Wm., S25 Gilbert, A. N„ 113, 149, 186, 187, 221, Kelly, J. T., 873, 1058 222, 230, 231, 239, 240, 248, 249 Keartland, G. A., 879 Gardner, S., 146 Knox, Peter, 1042 Gougb, George, 278 Kerr, Robert, 1108 XV 111 LIST OF EXHIBITORS.

L. M'Phail, Dugald, 619 Lynott, Charles,' 642, 643, 644, 645, 654 M'Kinlay, A., 7, 30 to 657, 663 M'Gregor, D., 754 Lempriere, T. H., 725, 735, 736,737 M'Kinnon, L. C., 776 Leith, T. A. F., 827, 82S, 887 M'Donald, A. and Son. 1073 Lennon, Hugh, 729, 730, 731, 952, 953, M'Nab, D., 1087 986, 987, 1000, 1009, 1014 to 101S, M'lntyre, Wm., 1090 1028, 1037, 1049 to 1051, 1062, 1241 M'Intyre, G. P., 1111 to 1253 Lennox, Robert, o N. Learmonth, Wm., 145 Nolan, Luke. 724, 731 Lyster, W. S., 163 Nicholson, Joseph, 944 to 950, 958, 959, Lempriere, W. 6., 277, 282, 283 1228, 1229 Lock, W. H., 870 Nicholls, Robert, 727, 738, 760 Lande, W. J., 1059 to 1061, 1358 Newcombe, Simon, 853, 854 Lithgow, Jno., 1106. 1113 Newcombe, John, 855 Leake, Wm., 1123,1124, 1125 Norris, P. W., 1053 M. 0. Morley, Wm., 3, 4, 93, 97, 100 Mende, C. H.. 125, 134, 706 Orr, Robt., 262, 263, 1133 Morton, Richard, 158, 173, 174, 214, 215, Oliver, R., 821, 822 216, 227, 228, 235, 236, 245, 258, 259, O'Connor, Thos., 850, 851 321 Odgers, J., 881, 882 Mitchell, Josiah, 318, 380, 1136 Moore, John, 614, 615, 646, 647, 651, 652, 673 Plummer, Dr., 398, 434, 435, 451, 484 Morton, J. D. L., 710 Payne, Wm., 299, 300, 301, 304, 305, 306 Musgrove. James, 951, 1364 Payne, Jas. W., 1126 Milne, Robt.. 20, 29, 41 Plant, George, 128, 323, 324, 587, 588, Mills, Arthur, 766, 866 590 to 593, 595, 596, 600, 601, 610, 612, Martin, P. J., 139, 140,1132 700, 701, 728, 895, 1078 Mills, Robt,, 750 Pitman. Jas., 536,594, 598, 604, 606, 608 Macaw, D. B., 985, 999, 1041, 1362, 1363 Pitt, Wm., 705, 721 Mailer, David, 753 Phelan, —, 199 May, Alfred, 775 Parker, Arthur, 288 Miller, S., 798 Parker, Frederick, 660 Mortison. Frank, 824 Parrimore, Thos., 384 Murphy, Richard, 839, 840 Phillips, Henry, 477 to 481 Moxham, 835 Palmer, O. F. W., 503, 508 Macey, Wm., 836, 837 j Pirrie, James, 659 Munro, David, and Co., 904, 905,919, 920, Power, Herbert, 770, 771 1194 to 1204 Page. A., 787 Martin and M'Glashan, 727, 728, 1226, Price, Capt. T., 801 1227 Preston, Richard, 845 Mitchell. Peter, 1092 : Parker, Miss F., 849 Mailer, Mrs. D., 1135 i Purvis, T., 863 Moore, D., and Co., 1339 to 1343 Paton, James, 864 M;Phail, James, 292, 307, 308, 817, 1118 Pritchard, J., 892 M'Harg, A., 722 ParBon, George, 1033, 1034 M'liwan, James, and Co., 910, 911, 1043, Peirce, G. G., 1063 1044, 1079, 1265, to 1311 I Paterson, A., 1090, 1099, 1109 Macmeikan, James, and Co., 1054 to ' Payne, John, 1121 1057 M'Culloch, Wm., 21, 28, 44, 94, 159, 175, E. 217, 218, 229, 237, 382, 383, 699, 718, 719, 739, 740, 893, 894 Ritchie Bros., 65, 78, 743 M'Lean, Wm., 48 Riddel], Joseph, 151, 193, 234, 1088 M'Cormick, Thos., 87 Robinson, T., and Co., 899 to 903, 915 to M'Millan, Wm., 213 918, 940 to 643, 956, 957, 961, 962, 967, M'Nab, Jas., 290, 314, 315 972, 973, 983, 984, 998, 1008 to 1013, M'Farland, A. and A., 536 1029, 1040, 1177 to 1193 XV 111LIS T OF EXHIBITORS.

Rowan, Andrew, 33, 54, 80 Shields, W: Robertson, William, 45 Sawrey, E. , Robertson, James, 46, 384, 387, 390, 391, Shuttlewort! 151 392, 394, 395 1156 M«.il3AkJ to Robertson, William, junr., 85, 86 Robertson Bros., 200, 201, 202, 225, 226 243, 252, 253, 260, 264, 265, 266, 268, Tweddle, James, 154, 169, •20S,HSi"205 to 272, 312, 325, 334 to 338 344 to 368 Rudd, A. P., 682, 707 Turner, Wm., 74, 98, 381 Rodier, Wm., 712 Teesdale, James, 182 Ryan, Patrick, 456, 457, 482, 488, 489 Tucker, T., 693 490 ' Thomson, W. K., 697 Rutledge, Wm., 521 to 535, 540, 541 Thomson, Master John, 858 Rocke, W. H., 695, 714, 715, 733, 884, Taylor, M., 799 885 Turner, G. M., 871 Renwiek, Samuel, 698, 716, 717, S59, 860 Roberts, John, 809 V. Ryan, T., 883 Victorian Carriage Co., 1072, 1081 W. Watson, Anthony, 1, 8, 64, 81 Watson, Moses, 58 Smith, H., 105, 111 Wragge, J. P., 150 Skilling, Thomas, 179, 180, 181, 238 309 Walker, J. R., 15, 102, 104, 119, 255, 310, 328 ' 829 Sanderson, George, 625, 626 6''7 671 Watson and Paterson, 319, 585, 589, 597, 674, 675 599, 602, 603, 605, 607, 609, 611, 613, Southwell, H. J., 744, 745. 761, 773 774 677, 679, 711, 1104, 1105, 1142, 1148, 802 to 805, 791 to 796, 830, 831 848* 1150 868, 874, 886 White, Daniel, 1076, 1077, 1085, 1086 Somner, Wm., 720, 862 Wilding, J., and Co., 939, 960, 1319 to Smith, John, 17, 39, 51, 52 1328 Swan and Co., 936 to 938, 955 964 965 Welch, H. P., and Co., 897, 898, 913, 914, 966, 980, 981, 982, 994, 995 1012' 971, 976, 977, 978, 1004 to 1007, 1038, 1021 to 1023, 1254 to 1259 1039, 1045 to 1048, 1157 to 1176 Simson, J. J., 1070 West, J. and B., 1026, 1027, 1032, 1064 Simson, H. N., 10 Watson, Thomas, 18, 32, 67, 79 Sullivan, A. F., 110 Wagner, John, 112, 694, 713 Stevenson, Alex,, 123, 811 Williamson, G. W., 115 Strettle, Stratford, 132, 133, 692 Watt, George, 117 Smith, Master, L. L., 144, 800 Whitbourne, C., 118 Staughton Bros., 147, 447 to 450 Willis, Samuel, 142 Symons, Joseph, 153 Stevenson, Henry, 209, 210 Ware, T. W., 165, 166, 167, 194, 195. 196 Staughton, H. W., 267 Walker. Chas. A., 369 Slee, Charles, 396, 413, 414, 431, 439 Walien, Robt., 629, 635, 668, 676 Sladen, Charles, 400, 415 Wriglev, G., 649, 650, 669, 670 Stewart, Dugald, 458, 459, 460, 491, 492 Waldock, Samuel, 708 Sutton Bros., 461 to 466, 475, 476 493 Webberley, E. G., 844 Sladen, H., 520 Wallen, Stewart, S76 Shearers, Merinos, 544 to 564 Wright, E., 1097 Shearers, Crossbreds, 565 to 584 Watson, George, 1141, 1147 Smith, J. G., 762 Skeene, A. B., 788 Y. Stephenson, John, 823 Younghu6band, Isaac, 14, 24 Sneddon, Wm., 841 Young, J. B., 131 Swale, —, 847 Z. Zumstein, H., 797 xx VIOTOE,IAN PERMANENT PROPERTY INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. INSTITUTED AND REGISTERED AUGUST, 1865.

The Largest, Most Successful, and Most Equitable Building Society in the Australian Colonies.

THE LOANS ON FREEHOLDS EXCEED £800,000.

SHjft.RES, £25 ES^ft-OH. Entrance Fee, Is. per Share. Fortnightly Subscription, Is, per Investing Share. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £1,500,000. PAID UP, £325,000.

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO BORROWERS. 1. Borrowing Members may enter the Society and obtain an Advance without making any previous payment beyond the Entrance and Survey Fees. 2. No Premium charged on Loans. 3. The Repayments may be spread over any number of years, from One to Twelve. 4. All future payments may be redeemed at any time on equitable terms. 5. When the Loan is for the erection of New Buildings, the repayments do not begin until the whole of the money is advanced. The following Repayments include Principal and Interest for a Loan of £100 :—

No. of Years for which Fortnightly T0t.1l Amount Totnl Amount Interest for whole LOAD is effected. | Repayments. per Annum. Repaid. Term.

One .. .. 1 £4 1 0 £105 6 0 £105 6 0 £5 6 0 Two 2 2 8 55 9 4 110 18 8 10 18 8 Three 1 9 8 38 11 4 115 14 0 15 14 0 Fonr 1 3 4 30 6 8 121 6 8 21 6 8 Five 0 19 8 25 11 4 127 16 8 27 16 8 Six 0 17 0 22 2 0 182 12 0 82 12 0 Seven 0 15 4 19 18 8 139 10 8 39 10 8 Eight 0 14 0 18 4 0 145 12 .0 45 12 0 Nine 0 IS 0 16 18 0 152 2 0 52 2 0 Ten 0 12 4 16 0 8 160 6 8 60 6 8 Eleven 0 11 8 15 3 4 166 lfi 8 66 16 8 Twelve .. 0 11 0 14 « 0 171 12 0 71 12! 0 The Repayments may be made Monthly, Quarterly, Half-Yearly, or Yearly.

TO DEPOSITORS. Sums of Money received on Fixed Deposits 011 the following terms :—Repayable 3 months from date of deposit, 4 per cent.; 6 ditto, 5 per cent.; 12 ditto, 6 per cent, per annum. The Office is open daily for receiving and paying Deposits. All Cheques and Post-office Orders are payable to JAMES MUSRO, Secretary. Prospectuses, Rules, Annual Reports, and every information can be obtained at the SOCIETY'S OFFICES. 46 COLLINS STREET EAST, MELBOURNE. JAMES MUNRO, Secretary. LIST OF JUDGES AND STEWARDS.

CLASS A.

JUDGES. STEWARDS. A. M. Ayre JL Jamea Gibb E. Anderson W. Dewar James M'Conochie James Sinclair A. Neilson

CLASSES B AND C.

John Tait Dugald M'Phail Joseph Clarke Archibald Fisken E. De Mestre

CLASSES D, E, AND K.

Robert Calvert J. C. Cochrane A. C. Eddington ,. J. M. Peck Lemuel Bolden , W. Wragge Robert Clarke

CLASSES F, G, H, AND J.

John Kerr Job Smith W. Robertson, jun. Robert Buchanan — Middlemiss — Rugg — Woodman XXII JUDGES AND STEWARDS.

CLASS L.

JUDGES. STEWARDS. William Skeene John Cooper Thomas Armstrong Edmund Duun J. H. Halliburton

CLASSES M AND 0.

John Edols William Taylor H. Phillips — Smart W. Armstrong

SHEARING. James Robertson R. Blackwood John Edols Thomas Bath Robert Chirnside

CLASS P.

William Smith John Bell R. El-worthy Caleb Dunstan J. Walls A. Walker T. G. Anderson

CLASS Q.

J. W. Fleming William Somner — Pewtress D. G. Clark George Rushall

CLASS R.—GREYHOUNDS. Dr. Hosford Robert Simson J. Johnson Thomas Cumings F. Woodhouse

CLASS R.—OTHER DOGS. R. Banner John Carson T. H. Lempriere T. Haydon — WilBon JUDGES AND STEWARDS.

CLASS S,

JUDGES. STEWARDS, L. Thomson Alexander Patterson T. Bath George Beneraft J. M'Intosh William Edwards Clark M'Gee

CLASS T.

John Symington James M'Farland David Junor James Donaldson A. Gibb James M'Dowell

CLASS U.

F. B. Clapp R. K. Hammond T. Miller James Robertson William James

CLASS V.

J. Adamaon M. M'Caw — Brown Alexander Smith R. Wright R. T. Crofts William M'Ewnn A. G, CORBETT & SON,

AGRICULTURAL & MINING MACHINERY, Were awarded, at the Exhibitions of 1873, For Portable Steam Engines, THE FIRST PRIZE AT MELBOURNE THE FIRST PRIZE AT BALLARAT THE FIRST PRIZE AT SANDHURST THE FIRST PRIZE AT KYNETON; FOR STEAM THRESHERS, THE FIRST PRIZE AT SANDHURST THE FIRST PRIZE AT BALLARAT THE FIRST PRIZE AT KYNETON THE FIRST PRIZE AT SMEATON. ENGINES AND THBESHE'BS FOE SALE OE HIEE, WITH OPTION OF PUECHASE (Rents to be considered as Instalments of Price). PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES—by CLAYTON & SHUTTLEWORTH, MARSHALL & SON, EOBEY & COMPANY, EUSTON & PROCTOR, EANSOME & SIMS. EANSOME & SIMS' STEAM THRESHERS, with enlarged Riddles and other Im- provements, specially adapted to the climate of the Colony; mounted on wrought- iron wheels, with patent break. First Prize STRAW ELEVATORS, with Endless Belts. DUPLICATES for Engines and Threshers. Wrought-iron TEAVELLING WHEELS for Engines and Threshers. BELTING—English Leather and Vulcanised Indiarubber.

Indents Executed on most Liberal and Convenient Terms.

OFFICE: 15 QUEEN STREET.

MACHINERY YARDS: 16 FRANKLIN STREET. VICTOR^'., CATALOGUE.

LIVE STOCK.

CLASS A.

DRAUGHT STOCK. Entered for Champion Prize only. 1 1 Anthony Watson, Highbank Hill, Kyneton, " Champion of Scotland," imported, 6 years, s. Lord Derby, d. Maggie, s. of cl Lord Clyde.

SEC. 1 .—Three -year-old Entire Draught Horse—First prize, by Department of Agriculture, £12; second ditto, £5 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 2 1 Jas. Burnside, Keilor Plains, " Earl of Airly," bay; s. Earl of Monteith, cl. Rose, s. of d. Cromwell. 3 2 Wm. Morley, Sandridge, "Young Beaufort," foaled 14th January, 1872; s. Beaufort, d. Heatherbell.

SEC. 2. Two-year-old Entire Colt.—First prize, Department's, £9 ; second ditto, £4 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 4 1 William Morley, Sandridge, "Shouldn't Wonder" bav foaled 26th November, 1872. ' 5 2 Robert Lennox, Wallan Wallan, " Young Robin," bright bay, foaled July 1872; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Lady Roseberry. 6 3 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park, on Loddon, "Charlie M'Gregor," foaled 30th October, 1872; bred by Exhibitor; s. Prince Charlie (imported), d. Sally M'Gregor, s. of d. Black Leg. 7 4 James Kenny, Woodend, "Pride of Victoria;" s. Victor (imported), d. Rose, s. of d. Prince Charlie 3rd. 2 DRAUGHT HORSES.

8 5 Anthony Watson, Highbank Hill, Kyneton, "Earl of Glasgow," foalecl 12th November, 1872; s. Champion of Scotland, d. Princess Maude VI., s. of d. Prince Charlie, imported. 9 G James Cameron, Woodend, "Planet," two years; s. Victor (imported), d. Belle. 10 7 H. N. Simson, Laceby, Wangaratta, " Sir William," bay; s. Matchless; bred by Mr. A. Crighton, of Berwick. 11 8 Hy. Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Mount Aitken," black, foaled 23rd August, 1872; s. Conqueror, d. Jess, s. of d. Dan. O'Connell. 12 9 John Heard, Barrabool Hills, two-year-old colt.

SEC. 3.—One-year-old Entire Colt—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 13 1 John Eagling, Keilor, " Young Conqueror," black, foaled 13th November, 1873; s. Beattie's Conqueror, d. Blossom, s. of cl Briton. 14 2 Isaac Younghusband, Killeen, Longwood, "Duke of Cumberland," bay, foalecl 28th November, 1873; s. Rantin' Robin, cl. Princess^ 15 3 J. R. Walker, Prospect Farm, Bundoora, black colt, foaled 24th October, 1873; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Countess, s. of d. Ben Lomond. 16 4 Matthew Algie, Sunbury, " Crown Prince," foaled 18th October, 1873 ; s. Lord Clyde, d. Princess Maude 3rd, s. of d. Champion, imported. 17 5 John Smith, Dean, colt, foaled 1st December, 1873; s. Champion of Scotland, cl Princess Maude 8th. 18 G Thomas Watson, Gisborne, Mains, "Victor's Prince," bay, foaled 30th October, 1873; s. Victor, cl. Violet, s. of d. Prince Charlie. 19 7 James Cochrane, Barfold, "Duncan Gray," grey, foaled 22nd October 1873; 4. Victor, d. Damsel. 20 8 R. Milne, Darlington " Glancer," bay, foaled 25th Novem- ber, 1873; s. MofFatt's Conqueror, cl. Flower, s. ofcl. Sir Colin Campbell. 21 9 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, " Glasgow Prince," bay, foaled 6 th Ju ly, 1873; s. Red Prince (imported), d. Glasgow Maggie (imported), s. of d. Victor. 22 10 Wm. Braithwaite, Lauriston, " Van Tromp," bay, foaled 7th November, 1873; s. Victor, d. Lady, s. of d. Ben Lomond. 23 11 Archd. Brown, Pentland Hills, " Young Sampson," bay, foaled 8th October, 1873 ; s. Victor, d. Darling, s. of d. James' " Matchless." 3 DRAUGHT HORSES.

GRAND PRODUCE STAKES. SEC. 4.—Yearling Cults (the 'produce of the undermentioned sires) First prize, £60 ; second ditto, £22 13s. 4d.; third ditto, £11 6s. 8d.

MEMO.—The Colts competing for the above prizes must be the produce of the following :—Mr. Jas. Crawford, of Malmsbury, Lord Clyde ; Mr. A. Chrichton, of Berwick, Matchless : Mr. H. Beattie, of Mount Aitken, Conqueror ; Mr. C. B. r^Fisher, of St. Kilda, Marquis of Lome ; Mr. Anthony Watson, of Kyneton, Champion of Scotland ; Mr. Wm. Mofiatt, of Chatsworth, Conqueror ; Mr. Wm. M'Culloch, of La Rose, Rantin' Robin ; Mr. A. Rowan, of Kyneton, Victor; Mr. - A. Rowan, of Kyneton, Scotchman ; Mr. Jno. Glenn, of Tylden, Earl of Montieth. A Champion Prize of £15 (the gift of the Department of Agriculture) will be awarded for the best Entire Draught Horse of any age.

24 1. Isaac Younghusband, Killeen, Longwood, "Duke of Cumberland," bay, foaled 28th November, 1873; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Princess. 25 2. C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, "Magnet," roan, foaled 21st September, 1873; s. Marquis of Lorne, d. Roan Diamond, s. of d. Bothwell. 26 3. C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, "Paragon," bay, foaled 30th September, 1873; s. Marquis of Lorne, d. Conceit, s. of d. Bothwell. 27 4. C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, " Milo," bay, foaled 3rd November, 1873 ; s. Marquis of Lome, d. Patch, s. of d. Aggrava- tion. 28 5. Wm. M'Culloch, " La Rose," colt, black, foaled 16th December, 1873 ; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Strathblane Mary (imported). 29 6. Robt. Milne, Darlington, "Glancer," bay, foaled 25th November, 1873 ; s. Moffatt's Conqueror, d. Flower, s. of d. Sir Colin Campbell. 30 7. Jas. Cochrane, Barfold, " Duncan Gray," foaled 22nd October, 1873 ; s. Victor, d. Damsel. 31 8 Matthew Algie, Sunbury, " Crown Prince," foaled 18th October, 1873 ; s. Lord Clyde, d. Princess Maude 3rd, s. of d. Champion, imported. 32 9 Thomas Watson, Gisborne, " Victor's Prince," bay, foaled 30th October, 1873 ; s. Victor, d. Violet, s. of d. Prince Charlie. 33 10 Andrew Rowan,. Kyneton, "Bradford," brbwn, foaled 1st October, 1873 ; s. Scotchman, d. Sail. 34 11 John Eagling, Keilor, " Young Conqueror,'" black, foaled 13th November, 1873; s. Beattie's Conqueror, d. Blossom, s, of d. Briton. 35 12 Archibald Brown, Pentland Hills,," Young Sampson," bay, foaled 8th October, 1S73 ; s. Victor, d. Darling, s. of d. James's Matchless. D 2 m

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36 13 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, "Young Conqueror," brown, foaled 7th October, 1873 ; s. Conqueror, d. Jessie, s. of d. Dan. O'Connell. 37 14 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Brown Lock," brown, foaled 1st December, 1873; s. Conqueror, d. Nelly, s. of d. Black Leg. 38 15 Wrn. Braithwaite, Lauriston, "Van Tromp," bay, foaled 7th November, 1873 ; s. Victor, d. Lady, s. of d. Ben Lomond. 39 16 John Smith, Dean, colt, , foaled 1st Decem- ber, 1873; s. Champion of Scotland, d. Princess Maude 8th. 40 17 A. Crichton, Berwick, colt, " Reformer," grey, foaled ; s. Matchless, d. Blossom, s. of d. Reformer, imported.

SEC. 5.—BrooclMare (foaled,or in foal)—Firstprize, Department's, £10; second ditto, £5 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 41 1 R. Milne, Darlington, " Lass of Gowrie ;" s. Napoleon, d. Flower ; s. of dam, Sir Colin Campbell, imported. 42 2 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, " Blossom," hay, foal at foot, aged, s. son of Sir Walter Scott, d. a Prize mare. 43 3 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda," Miss Black Leg," in foal, 5 years, by " Black Leg" (imp.), d. Miss Brodie, by " Ben Lomond." 44 4 William M'Culloch, La Rose, " Glasgow Maggie" (im- ported), 8 years ; foal at foot by Red Prince. The winner of the first prize at the Highland and Agricultural Society's Show at Kelso, 1872. Also, first at Wigtown, same year. Also, first prize, Champion Cup, at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1873 ; and first prize at Smeaton, first prize at Kyneton, and first prize at Heidelberg Show. 45 5 William Robertson, jun., Wooling, "Gisborne," bay mare, 7 years, in foal.

SEC. 6.—Three-year-olcl Filly—First prize, Department's, £6 ; second ditto, £3; third ditto, honorary certificate. 46 1 James Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essendon, bay, foaled October, 1871, s. Earl of Monteith, d. Black Bess, s. of d. Ben Lomond. 47 2 James Cameron, Woodend, " Madam," 3 years; s. Young Black Leg, d. Jess. 48 3 Wm. M'Lean, Campbellfield, "Alice Gray," 3 years; s. Duncan Gray, d. Maggie, s. of d. Prince Charlie. 49 4 Hy. Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Darling," brown, foaled 30th October, 1871 ; s. Conqueror, d. Miss Cameron, s. of d. Prince Charlie. 5 DRAUGHT HORSES.

50 5 Robert S. Graham, Spring Bank, Lancefield, " Violet," grey, 3 years; s. Watty (imported), d. Jess, s. of d. Mount Wellington, imported.

SEC. 7.—Two-year-old Filly.—First prize, Department's, £5 ; second ditto, £2 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 51 1 John Smith, Dean, "Princess Maud 9tli," foaled 7th November, 1872. 52 2 John Smith, Dean, "Princess Maud 10th," foaled 15th November, 1872. 53 3 Wm. Braithwaite, Lauriston, "Jessie," bay, foaled 15th November, 1872 ; s. Scotchman, d. Lady, s. of d. Ben Lomond. 54 4 Andrew Rowan, Kyneton, " Queen of Scots ;" s. Scotch- man, d. Mary Blain, s. of d. Baron of Glenlee. 55 5 James Kenny, Woodend, " Model;" s. Victor (imported), d. Gipsey; bred by the Hon. Neil Black. 56 6 Alex. Cameron, junr., Cranbourne, "May," bay, foaled 20th September, 1872 ; s. Duke of Edinburgh, d. by Black Douglas. 57 7 Alex. Cameron, junr., Cranbourne, " Flora," bay, foaled 20th September, 1872; s. Duke of Edinburgh, d. by Lord Lyon. 58 8 Moses Watson, Kyneton, "Blossom," bay, foaled 20th November, 1872 ; s. Champion of Scotland, d. Daisy, s. of d. Prince. 59 9 David Junor, Gisborne, " Princess Maggie," 2 years; s. Scotchman, d. Old Princess Maggie, bred by Exhibitor. 60 10 Alex. Bourke, Kyneton, " Kyneton Maggie;" s. Pride of Scotland (imp.), d. Blossom, bred by Exhibitor. 61 11 Thomas Bodycoat, Woodstock, " Tibbie," bay, foaled 9th November, 1872; s. Victor, d. Rose, s. of d. Lord Lyon, imported. 62 12 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Bonny Jean," brown, foaled 29th September, 1872; s. Conqueror, d. Jean, s. of d. by son of Black Leg, imported. 63 13 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Diamond," bay, foaled 2nd November, 1872 ; s. Conqueror, d. Diamond, s. of d. Cowden Lad.

SEC. 8.—One-year-old Filly.—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 64 1 Anthony Watson, Highbank Hill, Kyneton, " Princess Alice," bay, foaled 17th October, 1873 ; s. Champion of Scotland, d. Fancy, s. of d. Prince. 6

Go 2 Ritchie Bros., Gowrie Park, "Highland Mary," brown, foaled 2nd November, 1873; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Megg, s. of d. Sir Duncan Cameron. 66 3 Alex. Bourke, Kyneton, " Lady Champion," foaled 24th October, 1873 ; s. Champion of Scotland, d. Blossom,* s. of d. Lothian Tarn. 67 4 Thomas Watson, Gisborne, " Gisborne Maggie," bay, foaled 3rd October, 1873; s. Victor, d. Flower, s, of. d. Heather Jock. 68 5 Thomas Hogan, Darraweitguim, " Rantin' Moggie," foaled 7th December, 1873 ; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Daisy, s. of d. N. Black's Cromwell. 69 6 David Junor, Gisborne, " Highland Mary," grey, foaled 17th September, 1873; s. Victor, d. Blossom, s. of d. Lincolnshire Hero.

GRAND PRODUCE STAKES. SEC. 9.— Yearling Fillies (the produce of the undermentioned sires)—First prize, £60; second ditto, £25 6s. 8cl.; third ditto, £12 13s. 4d.

MEMO.—The Fillies competing for the above prizes must be the produce of the following :—Mr. Jas. Crawford of Malmsbury, Lord Clyde ; Mr. A. Crichton, of Rerwick, Matchless ; Mr. PI. Beattie, of Mount Aitken, Conqueror; Mr. C. B. Fisher, of St. Ivilda, Marquis of Lome : Mr. Anthony Watson, of Kyneton, Champion of Scotland ; Mr. ffm. Molfat. of Chatsworth, Conqueror ; Mr. Wm, M'Culloch, of La Rose, Rantin' Robin ; Mr. A. Rowan, of Kyneton, Victor ; Mr. A. Rowan, of Kyneton, Scotchman ; Mr. Jno. Glenn, of Tylden, Earl of Montieth. A Champion Prize of £10 (the gift of the Department of Agriculture) will be awarded for the best Female in Sections Nos. 5, G, 7, 8, and 9. 70 1 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, " Queen Pippin 3rd," bay, foaled 8th September, 1873; s. Marquis of Lome, d. Queen Pippin, s. of d. Botlnvell. 71 2 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, " Madge 4th," roan, foaled 15th August, 1873; s. Marquis of Lorne, d. Madge, s. of d. Botlnvell. 72 3 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, " Gipsey 2nd," black, foaled 1st November, 1873; s. Marquis of Lome, d. Hill River Gipsey, s. of d. Aggravation. 73 4 A. Bourke, Kyneton, " Lady Champion," foaled 24th October, 1873; s. Champion of Scotland, d. Blossom, s. of d. Lothian Tam. 74 5 William Turner, Bacchus Marsh, " Rosalie," bay, foaled 22nd November, 1873; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Jean, s. of d. Old Renfrew. 7 DRAUGHT HORSES.

75 6 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, " Rantin' Moggie," foaled 7th December, 1873 ; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Daisy, s. of d. N. Black's Cromwell. 76 7 James Cochrane, Barfold, "Flower," bay, foaled 27th October, 1873 ; s. Champion of Scotland, d. Totty. 77 8 James Cochrane, Barfold, "Gipsey," bay, foaled 6th Decem- ber, 1873 ; s.' Lord Clyde, d. Flower. 78 9 Ritchie Bros., Gowrie Park, " Highland Mary," brown, foaled 2nd November, 1873 ; s. Rantin' Robin, d. Meg, s. of d. Sir Duncan Cameron. 79 10 Thomas Watson, Gisborne, " Gisborne Maggie," bay, foaled 3rd October, 1873 ; s. Victor, d. Flower, s. of d. Heather Jock. 80 11 Andrew Rowan, Kyneton, "Bonny Jean," foaled 20th October, 1873; s. Scotchman, d. Bonny. 81 12 A.Watson, Kyneton, " Princess Alice," bay, foaled 5 th October, 1873 ; s. Champion of Scotland, d. Fancy, s. of d. Prince. 82 13 Hy. Beattie, Mount Aitken, "Victoria," black, foaled 14th September, 1873; s. Conqueror, d. Jean. 83 14 Hy. Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Princess Royal," brown, foaled 11th November, 1873; s. Conqueror, d. Diamond, s, of d. Cowden Lad. 84 15 Edward Dryden, Newham Station, " Bonny Jean," foaled 25th November, 1873; s. Victor, d. Blossom, s. of d. Ben Lomond. 85 16 Wm. Robei-tson, junr., Woolong, "Lady Victor," bay, foaled 1st December, 1873 ; s. Victor, d. Kate, s. of d. James's Matchless. 86 17 Wm. Robertson, jun., Woolong, "Tibbie," bay, foaled 9tli November, 1873; s. Victor, d. Maggie, s. of d. Marquis. 87 18 Thos.M'Cormick, Dean, "Filly,"foaled lstNovember, 1873; s. Lord Clyde, d. Mag. 88 19 David Junor, Gisborne, "Highland Mary," grey, foaled 17th September, 1873 ; s. Victor, d. Blossom, s. of d. Lincolnshire Hero.

SEC. 10.—Dry Mare or Gelding in worlc, (of any age)—First prize, Department's, £5 ; second ditto, honorary certificate. 89 1. A. Burrows, Footscray, "Tom," bay gelding, 4 years; s. Prince Charlie, d. Nancy, s. of d. Champion. 90 2 M. Algie, Sunbury, "Farmer," bay gelding, 5 years; s. Heather Jock, d. Princess Maude 3rd, s. of d. Champion, imported. 8 DRAUGHT HORSES, THOROUGHBREDS.

91 3 Hy. Beattie, Mount Aitken, "Miss Thomas," brown, 9 years ; s. Matchless (imported), d. the late Mr. Aitken's favourite mare Jess, by Old Blyth. 92 4 Hy. Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Blossom," white, 6 years; s. Renfrew, d. Blossom, s. of d. Black Leg. 93 5 Wm. Morley, Sandridge, bay gelding. 94 6 Wm. M'Cullocli, La Rose, " Strathblane Mary" (imported), 8 years. The winner of first prize for the best dry rnare, and the champion prize for the best mare in the yard at the National Show, Melbourne, 1872 ; and first at Heidel- berg for the best brood mare, 1S73, beating Glasgow Maggie, who was second. Also, second prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1873 ; and second at Smeaton, second at Kyneton, and second at Heidelberg Show, being beaten at these shows only by Glasgow Maggie. 95 7 Jas. Cochrane, Elsternwick, "Matchless," bay, rising 5 j-ears ; s. Matchless, d. imported mare of Reynolds' and English's. 96 8 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, bay mare, 6 years.

SEC. 11. Best Team of Four Draught Horses—First prize, Depart- ment's, £6 ; second ditto, honorary certificate. 97 1 Wm. Morley, Sandridge, team of four bays.

SEC. 12. Best Team of Two Horses (usually tuorkeel on a farm) —First prize, Department's, £6; second ditto, honorary certificate. 98 1 Wm. Turner, Bacchus Marsh, pair horses. 99 2 James Cameron, Woodend, pair horses. 100 3 Wm. Morley, Sandridge, pair geldings, bay 101 4 Donald Junor, Gisborne, pair mares, "Betty" and

" Maggie.DO "

CLASS B.

THOROUGHBRED HORSES. A Champion Prize of £10 (the gift of the Department of Agricul- ture) will be awarded for the best Entire Thoroughbred Horse of any age. 102 1 J. R. Walker, Prospect Farm, Bundoora, "Garibaldi," brown, foaled 14th November, 1873; s. Teesdale, d. Rosa Bella, s. of d. Kelpie. 103 2 Edwd. Henty, Muntham, " Reindeer," bay, foaled October, 1872; s. Croagh Patrick, d. Princess Royal, s. of d. King Alfred. THOROUGHBREDS, HUNTERS, HACKNEYS, TROTTERS, PONIES, &C. 9

A Champion Prize of £6 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture) will be awarded for the best Thoroughbred Female of any age. 104 1 J. R. Walker, Prospect Farm, Bundoora, "Rosa Bella," brown, aged; s. Kelpie, d. Jessie.

CLASS C.

HUNTERS, HACKNEYS, TROTTERS, PONIES, &C.

SEC. 1.—Best stamp of a Hunter (to jump on the ground)— First prize, £8; second ditto, £4; third ditto, honorary cer- tificate. 105 1 Harry Smith, Flemington, " Evening," bay horse. 106 2 R. V. A. Bruce, Flemington, "Miniature," roan horse. 107 3 F. C. Goyder, Melbourne, " Oddlegs," black gelding, 7 years, bred in Tasmania. 108 4 F. C. Goyder, Melbourne, " Wellington," bay gelding, 4 years, by Pilot. 109 5 R. Elworthy, St. Kilda, " Morgan," bay gelding, 4 years off. 110 6 A. F.Sullivan, Melbourne Club, "Reclaimed," bay geld- ing, aged. 111 7 Harry Smith, Flemington, "Morning," brown, aged. 112 8 John Wagner, " Melbourne," cliesnut gelding, aged.

SEC. 2.—Best Hackney (being a weight-carrier)—First prize,. Department's, £6; second ditto, £3; third ditto, honorary certificate. 113 1 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah, Deniliquin, New South-Wales, " Tinhunter," bay, aged; s. Vanguard, d. a thoroughbred mare. 114 2 R. Dawbin, Preston, "Jessie," grey, aged; s. Pegasus. 115 3 G. W. Williamson, Melbourne, "Volunteer," brown, aged. 116 4 Neil Black, Kew, "Jerry," grey, 8 years. 117 5 George Watt, Urana, N.S.W., iron grey gelding, "Saltbush."

SEC. 3.—Best pair Carriage Horses. No Entry. 10 HUNTERS, HACKNEYS, TROTTERS, PONIES, &0.

SEC. 4.—Best single Horse, Buggy, and Harness. No Entry.

SEC. 5.—Best Trotting Horse (in saddle)—First prize, £8 ; second ditto, t€4 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 118 1 Charles Whitbourne, "Harry Sallars," blue roan, aged. 119 2 J. R. Walker, Prospect Farm, Bundoora, "Flying Morgan," mare. 120 3 Thos. Adams, Little Collins-street, "Clansman," black gelding, aged. 121 4 J. Barnard, Melbourne, bay mare, " Wliitefoot." 122 5 A. Brown, Bundoora, " Polly," brown, mare, 6 years.

,'} t ; SEC. G.—Best Trotting Hurst (fin [harness)—First prize, £8; second ditto, £4 ; third -dttW, honorary certificate. 123 1 Alex. Stevenson, 181 Kmg-s'treet, " Pride of Java." 124 2 Brannigan Bros., Bulla, " Polly," brown mare. 125 3 C. H. Mende, 108 Russell-street, " Babette," aged, mare. 126 4 J. W. Fleming, Park-street, Brunswick, "Jerry," bay gelding, 6 years. 127 5 Jas. Hembry, Carlton, " Lady Lightfoot," bay, aged. 128 6 Geo. Plant, Northcote, "Colonel," cliesnut gelding. 129 7 P. G. Dixon, W. Melbourne, "Wanderer," bay gelding, aged. 130 8 P. G, Dixon, W. Melbourne, "Tom Sayers," bay gelding, aged.- 131 9 J. B. Young, Melbourne, " Rutchen Boy," bay, 7 years.

SEC. 7.—Best Pony {under 12 hcmds)—-First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 132 1 Stratford Strettle, Bourke-street, " Lady Dry," aged; bred by the late Sir Richard Dry. 133 2 Stratford Strettle, Bourke-street, " The Mite ;" s. Bijou, d. Flighty Sail. 134 3 C. H. Mende, 108 Russell-street, Spider," black entirej aged. 135 4 Beasley and Derrick, Lancefield, "Diamond," black; Donald, d. Matilda (both imported). 136 5 Beasley and Derrick, Lancefield, " Mouse," filly, 2 years, s. Diamond. 137 6 Wm. Davis, Coburg, "Minnie Warren," bay and white, 7 years; s. King Codger, d. Minnie Warren. 11

138 7 Wm. Dewar, Tullamarine, " Souter Johnny," brown, 3 years ; s. Tam O'Shanter, d. Pop. 139 8 P. J. Martin, Gisborne Park, " Fairy," cliesnut mare, 4 years. 140 9 P. J. Martin, Gisborne Park, " Duke of Edinburgh," black entire, 2 years. 141 10 Joseph Harris, South Yarra, "Prince," white, aged (imported). 142 11 S. Willis, South Yarra, " Bessy Black," 5 years; bred by W. Lyall. 3 3 143 12 J. Barnard, Melbourne, black mare, " Sal Rags." 144 13 L. L. Smith, MelboTjTTj^ria^pony, " Tommy." (of

EXTRA HORSE STOCK.

145 1 W. Learmonth, Moonee Ponds, " Koh-i-noor," grey Arab, aged (imported). 146 2 S. Gardiner, " Serenader," trotting stallion, brown, rising 9 years; s. Devonshire Trotting Rainbow; d. by St. Bennett.

Devonshire Rainbow was the sire of the following trotting steHfons—Tempest Rainbow, Rattler, Merrylegs, winner of 37 prizes ; President, jgjjfner of 12 prizes ; Renovator, winner of Champion Prize Cup at Kirktham, in J«e,"and second at the Great Yorkshire, at York, same year, 34 competitors.

Serenader's dam by St. Dennett (for his performance, &e, see Stud Book), granddam by the far-famed Norfolk Phenomenon, which was undoubtedly acknow- ledged to be the fastest trotting stallion England ever produced ; he was by the Norfolk Cob, for which J. Theobald, Esq, of Stockwell. Surrey, gave 1000 guineas. He was by Kirby's Wildfire, who beat Mr. Slade's celebrated black mare over Sunbury Common for 400 guineas.

Serenader, himself, is the winner of the following prizes :—In 1866, at Skipton, Yorkshire, first prize as a yearling; 1868, silver medal at Skipton, first at Keighley, and first at Bingley ; in 1769, first at Accrington, first at Skipton, first at Keighley, first at Bingley, nine competitors ; first at Allerton, thirteen competitors; first at Driglington, also at Adwalton ; in 1870, he took prizes at Queensberry, Halifax, Great Horton, Allerton, Keighley, and Bingley; in 1871, at Keighley and Skipton ; and in 1872, at Skipton, Keighley, and Bingley, always beating numbers of the same class ; in 1873 he took three prizes, including the great Yorkshire Trotting Stallion Prize, open to England, France, and America, for the stallion best calculated to improve the breed of trotting horses, held at Harrogate (seven- teen competing), August 13 ; he there beat Mr. Cowton's Lord Stanley, winner of the Royal Prize at Hull, in 1873, aUo first at Islington and Alexandra Park, held in London the same year. For further particulars see Australasian from Sep- tember 5th to October 12th, 1874. 12 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

CLASS D.

SHORTHORN CATTLE.

SEC. 1.—Shorthorn Bull (3 years old and upwards)—First prize, Department's, £12; second ditto, £5; third ditto, honorary certificate. 147 1 Staughton Bros., Melton, "Northumberland" (29452), roan, calved lotli June, 1870 ; s. 3rd Lord Wharf- dale (26759), d. Gipsey, s. of d. Gipsey Prince (17965). 148 2 Alex. Cameron, jun., Cranbourne, " Kildonan," roan, calved August, 1S68 ; s. Master of Athelstane (51), d. Cona (own sister to Masday), s. of d. Dundas (20). 149 3 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillab, Deniliquin, New South Wales, " Duke of Edinburgh," roan, aged; s. Lord Sale, im- ported, d. Brass Knocker. 150 4 J. P. Wragge, Bolinda Yale, " Zero,", (30347), roan, im- ported, calved 24th June, 1870; s. Zealot (25480), d. Fairspots, s. of d. Newlancl (22411). 151 5 Joseph Riddell, Romsey, " My Lord," imported, roan, calved 5th February, 1871; s. Conqueror (25823), d. Lady, s. of d. Sir James (10980). 152 6 Captain Haimes, Mamie, Larpent, " Prince Demetrius," light roan, calved 5th July, 1868; s. Grand Prince (245).

d. Diana Sth. by Prince of the Purple (261) g.d. Diana 4th, by Dundas (20) g.g.d. Diana. 153 7 Joseph Symons, Kyneton, " Langley," red and white, calved 23rd December, 1870; s. Count Bismarck (213), d. Priscilla, s. of d. Schoolmaster (264). 154 8 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Royal Rose" (32413), imported, red and white, calved 19th June, 1870, bred by Amos Cruickshank, Sillyton, Aberdeen- shire ; s. Scotch Rose (250.99), d. Columbine, s. of d. Sir Walter Scott (22922). 155 9 F. B. Hann, Emerald Hill, "Lord George." roan, calved 20th April, 1871; s. 3rd Lord Wharfdale (26759), d. Duchess CharlotteFlorentina,s. of d.Stanwick (22965). 156 10 M. A. Harriman, Girgarre, " Count Eugene," 4 years; s. Eugene Sue (235), d. Primrose. 157 11 John Benn, Coolart, "Lord Lome," roan, calved 11th January, 1871; s. Royal Benedict (27348), d. Lady Lavinia, s. of d. Duke of Townley (21615). 13

158 12 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Earl of Geneva," (31068) red, calved 15th November, 1871, bred by Mr. R. P. Davies, Horton Park, Gloucestershire, Eng- land ; s. 9th Duke of Geneva (28,391), d. Kirklington Duchess (2), s. of d. Duke of Athelstane (21562.) William M'Culloch, La Rose, "Rapid," roan, calved 26th 159 13 August, 1871; bred by Lady Pigot, Whytham-on-the- Hill, Lincolnshire ; s. Bythis (25700), d. Dame Swift, s. of d. Prince of Buckingham (27161). g.d. Dame Quickly, by Valasco (15443) g.g.d. Barmaid, by British Prince (14197) g.g.g.d. Baroness, by Baron Warlaby (7813) g.g.g.g.d. Clematis, by Clementina (3399) g.g.g.g.g.d. Farewell, by Young Matchem (4422) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Flora, by Isaac (1129) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Pilot (4702) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Pilot (496) g-g-g-g-gg-g-g-g.d- by Julius Cassar (1143) Rapid was exhibited when a calf at the Cardiff meeting of the Royal Agri- cultural Society of England, and received the first prize in a large class. He also won first prize at the meeting of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society at Malton ; first at the Northumberland Meeting at Newcastle-on-Tyne ; first at the Durham County Show at Durham ; and first at the North Lonsdale Meeting at Ulverston, Lancashire, where he also received the 100 guineas Challenge Cup for the best animal, and, with his sire and dam, the 20 guineas special prize for bull, cow, and offspring. In Durham he came into competition with Leeman, the first prize yearling bull at the Royal and winner of sixteen prizes, and was placed before him. Rapid was considered in England to be one of the most perfect Shorthofn bulls seen for many years. Bythis, his sire, a pure Booth bull of the Bliss tribe, was the first prize yearling at the Royal Agricultural Society's Meeting at Oxford, 1870 ; and also at the Bath and West of England Meeting at Taunton, and at the great Yorkshire Society's Meeting at Wakefield, besides winning many other premiums at the Essex, Norfolk, Cambridge, Durham, Northumberland, and Lincolnshire Shows. Dame Swift, his dam, was the first prize two-year old heifer at the Royal Agricultural Society's Meeting at Wolverhampton, 1871, and also at the Bath and West of England Show at Guildford, 1871, as well as at local shows. She is directly descended from Mr. R. Booth's Farewell tribe, through those splendid Warlaby sires Baron Warlaby, British Prince, and Valasco, who was the sire of Mr. Booth's Commander-in-Chief, first prize bull at the Royal Agricultural Society's Meeting at Leicester, 1868. Her sire, Prince of Buckingham, was by Imperial Windsor, out of Princess Louise, a pure Booth bull, combining the Man- talini and Bliss tribes. 160 14 Dr. R. L. Jenkins, Nepean Towers, Sydney, "Baron Theodore," red, calved 5th March, 1872; s. Theodore, imported (30145), d. Kate No. 2, s. of d. Royal Butter- fly 6th, imported (18757).

SEC. 2—Shorthorn Bull (2 years old)—First prize, Department's, £12 ; second ditto, £5 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 161 1 John Carr, Frankston, "Lord Bundoora," roan, calved December, 1872; s. Lord Barrington, d. Famous, s. of d. Prince Patrick. Lord Bundoora was got by Young Lord Barrington ; his sire, Prince Patrick; dam, Red Rose,by Lord Barrington (imported); g.d. Betsy,by Lord Linton; g.g.d. 14 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

Beauty, by Champion (imported); g.g.g.d. Sally, by Duke. Young Lord Barrington gained the first prize at the Victoria Agricultural Show at Heidelberg, in 1873, against eleven competitors. Calved December 12, 1872. Purchased by J. Carr, Esq. Dam, Famous, got by Prince Patrick. Prince Patrick gained two first prizes, and one second, at. the Victoria Society's Show at Heidelberg. He was got by Lord Barrington, bred by J. F. P. Phillips, Esq., Broomboough, Totness ; descended from the celebrated blood of the late Mr. Bates.' dam. Famous (imported); bred by Sir John Hutt, Water-Eaton, near Oxford ; got by Vanity, (10995); dam Beauty, by John (1035U); g. dam, Flora, by Virgil 2nd. (12270); g.g. dam, Crocus, by Virgil (5568); Famous, dam Biddy, by Prince Albert; Prince Albert, by Christ- mas Day (imported); g. dam by Champion (imported); Red Roan, calved April 18, 1853, bred by Mr. Kirkham Hagnaby, Spilsby, got by Usurer (9763); dam, Carlass, by Post Captain (4738); g.d., Carrington, by Omega (4614); g.g.d. by Madcap (4308), by Major (398), by Cossack (925). 162 2 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, " Mungo Park," white, calved 15th November, 1872 ; s. KeSor, d. Murray the 2nd, s. of d. Sir Charles Darling. 163 3 W. S. Lyster, Naree Warren Grange, " Poluito," rich roan and white, calved 3rd February, 1873; s. Duke of Butterflies* bred by P. Morton, d. Rosa 4th, s. of d. Lord Palmerston.

g.d. Rosa 2nd (imported), by Lorraine (14859) g.g.d. Venus, by Liege Lord (11679) • g.g.g.d. Margaret, by Cramer (6907) g.g.g.g.d. Mildred, by True Blue (5522) g-g-g-g-g-d. Matilda, by Duke (1935) g.g.g.g. g.g.d. by Childers (1824) * Duke of Butterflies, bred by R. Morton, Esq., s. Duke of Brunswick, d. Rosa. Butterfly obtained 1st Prize in the two-year-old class, and was champion Bull of the National Agricultural Society Show, 1872. The Duke of Butterflies was exhibited in Sydney, and sold by P. and J. G. Brisbane for TOO guineas.—Sydenham Villa, Brighton-road. 164 4 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park on Loddon, " Welcome Duke," calved 30th April, 1873, bred by Exhibitor; s. Duke of Melbourne, d. Welcome, s. of d. Welcome Guest, imported 165 5 Thomas Webb Ware, Chelsworth, Heidelberg, "Sir Wal- ter," red and white, calved 12th September, 1872 ; s. The Baron, d. Aurelia. 166 6 Thomas Webb Ware, Chelsworth, Heidelberg, "Prince of Orange," dark red, calved 24th September, 1872, s. The Baron, d. Orange Blossom 2nd. 167 7 Thomas Webb Ware, Chelsworth, Heidelberg, "Cameo," red and white stripe, calved 5th October, 1872 ; s. The Baron, d. Camelia. 168 8 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, "8th Duke of Derrimut." red, with very little white, calved 1st September, 1872, bred by Richard Morton ; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Roan Duchess, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (18759). 15 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

g.d. White Summerton, by Frederick the Great (imported) g.g.d. Roan Summerton (imported), by Townley's Wild Buck (11007) g.g.g.d. Sontag, by Bate's Duke of Athol (10150) g.g.g.g.d. White Summerton, by Sweet William (5368) g.g.g.g.g.d. Summerton, by Homer (2134) g.g.g .g.g.g.d. by Dairyman (3541) g-g-g-g-gg-.g-d- by Hexgrave (4031) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Chieftain (866) g.g.g.g.g.g.ir.g.g.d. by Nimrod (4575) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Mai-Meet's Old Red Bull (1192) !) 169 9 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Royal Prince," roam, calved 1st February, 1873 ; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Beauty's Butterfly, s. of d. Imperial Butterfly." 170 10 R. Dawbin, Preston. " Defiance," red, calved 8th March, 1873 ; s. Scarlet Jacket, d. Rosebud, s. of d. Sir James the Rose. 171 11 John Benn, Coolart. "Admiral," light roan, calved 18th July, 1872, s. 3rd Earl of Warwick (28524), d. Poplin (imported), s. of d. Royal Butterfly 20th (25007). 172 12 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, "Butterfly Duke," rich roan, bred, by Exhibitors, calved 7th April, 1873 ; s. Duke of the Butterflies, d. Jessamine 6th, s. of d. Lord Raglan (13241).

g.d. Jessamine (imported), by Son of Dan O'Connell (3557) g.g.d Jessie, by Gainford 2nd (6030) ' g.g.g.d. by Young Rockingham (2549) g.g.g.g.d. by Wellington (2824) g.g.g.g.g.d. by a Bull of Mr. Newby's g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Northumberland (464) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Styford (103) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by the Lame Bull (358) g.g.g,g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Bolingbroke (86) 173 13 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Brunswick's Cadet," light roan, calved 26th June, 1873, bred by Exhibitor; s. 4th Duke of Derrimut, d. Rose of Brunswick, s. of d. Duke of Brunswick (25937) 174 14 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " lltli Duke of Derri- mut," white, calved 26th March, 1873, bred by Exhibitor; s. 4th Duke of Derrimut, d. Duchess of Derrimut, s. of d. Date of Brunswick (25937). 175 15 Wm. M'Cullocb, La Rose, " Crown Prince," white, calved 28th December, 1872; s. Royal George, imported, d. Jessamine 30th, s. of d. Frederick's Cadet (19785). d. Jessamine 30th by Frederick's Cadet (19785) g.d. Jessamine 10th by Royal Butterfly 6th (18757) g.g.d. Jessamine 6th by Lord Raglan (13241) g.g.g.d. Jessamine (imported) by Son of Dan O'Connell (3o57) g.g.g.g.d. Jessie by Gainford 2nd (6030) g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Rockingham (2549) 16 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

g.g.g.g.g.g.d by Wellington (2824) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by a Bull of Mr. Newby's g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Northumberland (464) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Styford (103) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by the same Bull (358) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Bolingbroke (86) Jessamine 30th was bred by Messrs. Morton Brothers and Leach, and was bought a calf at their sale. 176 16 Dr. R. L. Jenkins, Nepean Towers, Sydney, " Royal Theo- dore," light roan, calved 9th June, 1873; s. Theodore, imported (30145), cl. Princess Augusta, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (18757).

SEC. 3.—Shorthorn Bull (1 year old)—First prize, Department's, .£9 ; second ditto, £4; third ditto, honorary certificate. 177 1 Joseph F. Hall, Park Had, Kyneton, " Collard," rich roan, calved 18th July, 1873; s. Field Marshal Booth (28595), cl. Cleopatra, s. of d. Count of the Empire. 178 2 Joseph F. Hall, Park Hall, Kyneton, " Lord Roth," roan, calved 12th April, 1874 ; s. Young Victor, d. Snowy, s. of .d. Gillie.?'' Royal. 179 3 Thomas Skilling, pl&rideboy, Benalla, " Sir James the Rose 9th," red with aji'ttle white, calved November, 1873; s. Lord of Clah'debby, d. Bracelet, s. of cl. Young Sir James the Rose, imported. d. Bracelet, by Young Sir James the Rose (imported) g.d. Countess of Wappan, by Master of Athelstane (14933) g.g.d. Cowslip, by Hudibras (10339) g.g.g.d. Cowslip, by Pedestrian (4670) g.g.g.g.d. Rarity, by Cleveland (3403) g.g.g.g.g.d. by Architect (3030), by Wonder (2853), by Witham's white Bull (5670) 180 4 Thomas Skilling, Clancleboy, Benalla, "Knight of Snow- doun," dark red, calved November, 1873; s. Lord of Clandeboy, d. Blooming Heather. d. Blooming Heather, by a pure Bull of Mr. Bon's g.d. Cowslip 2nd. This cow was the dam of the prize bull King of the Forest, exhibited last season. 181 5 Thomas Skilling, Clancleboy, Benalla, "Sir James the Rose 10th," red and white, calved October, 1873; s. Lord of Clandeboy, d. Bonny Doon. d. Bonnie Doon, by a pure Bull of Mr. Bon's g.d. 2nd Countess of Wappan, by Master of Athelstane, &c. g.g.d. Countess of Wappan, by Master of Athelstane (14933) g.g.g.d. Cowslip (imported), by Hudibras (10339) g.g.g.g.d. Cowslip, by Pedestrian (4670) g.g.g.g.g.d. Rarity, by Cleveland (3403) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. bv Architect (3030), by Wonder (2853), by Witham's white Bull"(5670). 17

182 6 James Teesdale, Balnarring, "Lord Lome's Butterfly," rich roan, calved 2nd October, 1873 ; s. Lord Lome (imported), d. Cowslip, s. of d. Royal Butterfly Oth, bred by R. Morton. 183 7 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, " Keilor 3rd," rich roan, calved 16th July, 1873; s. Keilor, d. Bell, s. of d. Royal Hope, imported. 184 8 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, " Prospect," dark roan, calved 17th September, 1873 ; s. Reuben, d. Tulip, s. of d. Prince Patrick. 185 9 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, " Aberfeldie," roan, calved 12th October, 1873 s. The Twin, d. Rose, s. of d. Acclimatiser. 186 10 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah, Deniliquin, N.S.W., yearling Bull. 187 11 A. N. Gilbert, WarwUlj^Jieniliquin, N.S.W., yearling Bull. AQ/VVN. 188 12 Thos. Bell, Yarra Fj&ts, r>alved 4th August, 1873; s. Keilon d.) Mle^Safe^. N^X 189 13 Joseph Clark, MelbdmW j^fh^f&^V r\cli roan, calved 2nd December, l^T^K^^jMf ftLorcjlo {imported), d. Cherry Duchess, s. aiCd^^i^fte StW©$5). 190 14 Joseph Clark, Melbourne, ^iffoj^'ixri^ire," red with a bttle white, calved April, lST'tTsr-My Lord (imported), d. by Eugene Sue (235). 191 15 Joseph Clark, Melbourne, " Marmion," roan, calved 24th April, 1874; s. My Lord (imported), d. Violet, s. of d. Blair Athol. 192 16 Joseph Clark, Melbourne, " Marquis of Bute," white, calved April, 1872; s. My Lord (imported), d. Blossom, s. of d. Master Raglan (164). 193 17 Josh. Riddell, Romsey, " Duke of Wailaby," red roan, calved 8tli August, 1873; s. Field Marshal Booth (imported), d. Diana Vernon, s. of d. Grand Prince. 194 18 Thos. Webb Ware, Chelsworth, Heidelberg, " Theodore," red and white, calved 26th November, 1873; s. Sir James the Rose 6th, d. Camelia. 195 19 Thos. Webb Ware, Chelsworth, Heidelberg, "Unnamed," red and white, calved 1st December, 1873; s. Sir James the Rose 6th, d. Georgina. 196 20 Thos. Webb Ware, Chelsworth, Heidelberg, "Royal Duke," roan and white, calved 27th November, 1873; s. Royal George (imported), d. Orange Blossom. 18 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

197 21 Jonathan Chappell, Restdown, Rochester, " Pompey," roan, calved 15th November, 1873 ; s. Sir Harry, d. Queen of the May (imported), s. of d. Nobleman (14998). d. Queen o£ the May (imported), by Nobleman (14998) g.d. Ladv Sarah, by Pilot (7333) g.g.d. Lady, by Exmouth (69S3) g.g.g.d. Blossom, by Young Sir Harry Liddell (7503) g.g.g.g.d. Old Rosebud, by Captain (6830) g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Harry Liddell (5157) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Lord Prudhoe (8251) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Harry (5155) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hollon's Bull (313) 198 22 Jonathan Chappell, Restdown, Rochester, "Earl of Rochester," rich roan, calved 15th March, 1874 ; s. Sir Harry, cl Matilda (imported), s. of d. Cardinal (14239). d. Matilda (imported), by Cardinal (14239) g.d. Sprightly 3rd, by Benedict (7S28) g.g.d. Sprightly, by Young Hector (7074) g.g.g.d. Cowslip, by Young Hastings (3988) g.g.g.g.d. Cherry, by Wallace (55S8) g.g.g.g.g.d. Sprightly, by Ivanhoe (1130) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Lady,'by Leopold (2199) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Red Rose, by Hector (2103) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Hindley, by Sir Harry (2155) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Surly (2715) g.g.e.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Burrell s Bull (324S) 199 23 Mr. Phelan, yearling Bull; s. Northumberland, d. a Clarke cow. 200 24 Robertson Bros., Colac, " 2nd Duke of Brunswick," roan, calved 6th September, 1873; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Letitia 7th, s. of. d. The Beau. d. Letitia 7th, by The Beau g.d. Letitia 2nd. by Young Rockingham g.g.d. Letitia, by Sol (12126) g.g.g.d. Lizzy, by Jupiter (11625) g.g.g.g.d. Louisa, by Sir John Sinclair (5165) g.g.g.g.g.d. Rose de Meaux, by Collard (3419) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Moss Rose, by Matchem (2281) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Portia No. 2, by Cato (119) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jupiter (342) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by George (2(3) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Chiltern (136) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Irishman (329) 201 25 Robertson Bros., Colac, " Duke of Colac," white, calved 10th September; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Lady Rockingham 7th, s. of. d. The Beau. d. Lady Rockingham 7th, by The Beau g.d. Lady Rockingham, by May Duke (13320) g.g.d. Lady Valentine 3rd, by Monk (11824)- g g g.d.. Lady Valentine, by Rockingham (2550) g.g.g.g.d. Lady, by Sir Walter (2639) g.g.g.g.g.d. Lady, by. jBoseberry (567) . g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Cupid (178) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Ruff of the Needle (5030) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Constitution (16C) 19 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

202 26 Robertson Bros., Colac, " 3rd Duke of Rockingham," calved- 14th November, 1873 ; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Lady Rockingham 8th, s. of d. The Beau. d. Ladv Rockingham 8th, by The Beau g.d. Lady Rockingham 2nd, by Lord Palmerston (16440) g'.g d. Lady Rockingham, by May Duke (13320) gg.g.d. Lady Valentine 3rd, by Monk (11S24) g.g.g.g.d. Lady Valentine, by Rockingham (2550) g.g.g.g.g.d. Lady, by Sir Walter (2639) g.g.g.g.g.g d. Lady, by Roseberry (567) e e.g-g.g e s-d. by Cupid (178) g.g.g.g.g.g.g-g.d.' by Ruff of the Needle (5030) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Constitution (166) 903 28 Jas Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Prince of the Park," roan, calved 2nd July, 1873; s. Royal Rose (32413), d. Favour 2nd, s. of d. Lord Raglan (13241). 204 29 Jas. Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Earl of Aberdeen," dark red, little white, calved 6th August, 1873; s. Royal Rose (32413), d. Kate, s. of d. 2nd Wyndhani. £ 205 30 Jas. Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Royal Roan," rich roan, calved 20th November, 1873 ; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Spots Raglan, s. of d. Lord Raglan (13241). 206 31 R Dawbin, Preston, " Deception," roan, calved 1st March, 1874; s. Grand Duke of Kent, d. Jessie, s. of d. Fusilier. 207 32 R. Dawbin, Preston, " Dispatch," red and white, calved 19th April, 1874; s. Grand Duke of Kent, d. Grace, s. of. d. Duke of Buckingham. 208 33 John Benn, Coolart, "White Templar," white, calved 26th August, 1873 ; s. Lord Liverpool (imported), d. Princess Royal, s. of d. Duke of Edinburgh". 209 34 Henry Stevenson, Niddrie, Essendon, " Earl of Rother- wood," red and white, calved 14th November, 1873; s. Cedric (imported), d. Roany 3rd, s. of. d. Fisherman (239). 210 35 Henry Stevenson, Niddrie, Essendon, "Wilfred," dark roan, calved-23rd September, 1873 ; .,s. Cedric (im- ported), d. Roan Duchess, s. of d.-JVIaster of Athelstane (51). ' , 211 36 David Junor, Gisborne, "Royal Charlie, rich roan, calved 30th April, 1873 ; s. Prince Eugene, d. Susan- nah, s. of d. Sunbury. 912 37 C B Fisher, St. Kilda, "Agamemnon," red, calved lOtli October, 1873 ; s. Fifth Duke of Wetherby (C. H. B, vol. 17, p. 510), d. Miss Frederick (C. H. B., vol. 15, p. 762). ' e 2 20

213 38 Wm. M'Millan, Brighton, " 15th Duke of Derrimut," white, calved 27th October, 1S73 ; bred by R. Morton, Mount Derrimut, s. 2nd Duke of Brunswick, d. Roan Duchess 3rd, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 22nd. 214 39 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " 14th Duke of Der- rimut," roan, calved 30th September, 1873, bred by exhibitor ; s. 2nd Duke of Brunswick, d. Roan Duchess 2nd, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 22nd. 215 40 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " 6th Duke of Butter- flies," red, calved 16th September, 1873, bred by Exhibitor; s. 2nd Duke of Brunswick, d. Rosa's Butterfly, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (18757). 216 41 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, "6th Duke of Bruns- wick," roan, calved 24tli July, 1874, bred by Exhibitor; s. 4th Duke of Derrimut, d. Matilda 7th, s. of d. Duke of Brunswick (25937). 217 42 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, " Royal Ned," roan, calved 2nd December, 1873; s. Royal George (imported), d. East- thorpe Lady 6th (imported), s. of d. British Crown (21322).

dam Easttkorpe Lady 6th (imp.) by British Crown (21322) gr.d. Easttkorpe Lady 4tli by Hildebrand (18068) g.gr.d. Eva by Sir Samuel (15302) g.g.g.d. Easttkorpe Hose by Lennos (13146) g.g.g.g.d. Easttkorpe Lady by Gen. Washington (6936) g.g.g.g.g.d. Easttkorpe Rose by Woldsman (2851) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Eastthorpe Strawberry by Marlboro' (1189) g.g.g.g.gg.g.d. Latona by Harold (291) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Strawberry by Count (170) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Venus by Badsworth (47) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Driffield (223) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. bred by Sir Geo. Strickland. British Crown, roan, bred at Warlaby, was by Lord of the Valley (14837), from Bridal Wreath by Crown Prince (100S7), g.d. Bride Elect (one of the finest Warlaby cows) by Vanguard (10994), &c. Hildebrand, bred by Lady Pigot, was of pure Booth blood, being by Prince Alfred from Hildegarde, by Highflyer, Sec. Sir Samuel was bred at Warlaby, by the celebrated sire Crown Prince out of Charity (dam of Crown Prince), by Buckingham (3239), &c. 218 43 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, " Prince Charlie," red and white, calved 4th March, 1874; s. Ranger, d. Pink 11th (imported), s. of d. Royal Benedict (27348). 219 44 Dr. R. L. Jenkins, Nepean Towers, Sydney, "Theodore 40th," roan, calved 20th November, 1873 ; s. Theodore (imported) (30145), d. Pansy, s. of d. Noble Arthur (imported) (16621). 220 45 B. O. P. Knapp, Kororoit Creek, " Macduff," white and yellow spots, calved 3rd November, 1873. A Champion Prize of £15 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture) will be awarded for the best Shorthorn Bull of any age. 21 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

SEC. 4—Shorthorn Coiv {giving milk or in calj)—First prize, Department's, £10; second ditto, £4; third ditto, honorary certificate. 221 1 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah. 222 2 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah. 223 3 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, " Murray," light roan, aged. 224 4 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park on Loddon, " Matilda 5th," calved 3rd January, 1869, bred by R. Morton; s. Royal Butterfly 22nd, d. Matilda 3rd, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (18757). 225 5 Robertson Bros., Colac, " Letitia 3rd," roan, calved 26th January, 1865; s. The Fop, d. Letitia, s. of d. Sol (12126).

d. Letitia, by Sol (12126) g.d. Lizzy, by Jupiter (11626) g.g.d. Louisa, by Sir John Sinclair (5165) g.g.g.d. Rose de Meaux, by Collard (3419) g.g.g.g.d. Moss Rose, by Matchem (2281) g.g.g.g.g.d. Portia No. 2, by Cato (119) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jupiter (342) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by George (273) g,g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Chiltern (.136) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Irishman (329)

226 6 Robertson Bros., Colac, " Letitia 7th," roan, calved 26th November, 1S67; s. The Beau, d. Letitia 2nd, s. of d. Youngo Rockinghamo .

d. Letitia 2nd, by Young Rockingham g.d. Letitia, by Sol (12126) g.g.d. Lizzy, by Jupiter (11625) g.g.g.d. Louisa, by John Sinclair (5165) g.g.g.g.d. Rose de Meaux, by Collard (3419) g.g.g.g.g.d. Moss Rose, by Matchem (2281) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Portia No. 2, by Cato (119) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jupiter (342) g.g.g. g g.g.g.g.d. by George (273) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Chiltern (136) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Irishman (329)

227 7 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Roan Summerton's Butterfly," rich roan, calved 21st November, 1866, bred by Morton Bros, and Leach; s. Royal Butter- fly 6th (18757), d. Roan Summerton, s. of d. Wild Buck (14007), in calf. 228 8 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Duchess of Bruns- wick," roan, calved 30th August, 1870, bred by Exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Butter- fly's Flower, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 16th, in calf. 22 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

3-29 9 William M'Culloch, La Rose, "Pink 1 lth," red cow, calved 5th August, 1870, bred by the late Mr. Thomas Grane, Broadmoor, Gloucester; s. Royal Benedick (27348), d. Royal Pink, s. of d. Royal Oak (16870). g.d. Young Pink, by Ciendral Pelissier (14605). g.g.d. Pink, by Marchmont (9367). g.g.g.d. Young Pye, by Young Consul (6893). g.g.g.g.d. Pye, by Newnham (2365). g.g.g.g.g.d by Satellite (1420). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jupiter (342). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Oliver (605). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Trunuell (695). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Favourite (252). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Favourite (252). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Dalton Duke (188). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by E. Alcock's Bull (19). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by J. Smith's Bull (608). g.g .g.g.g .g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jolly's Bull (337).

SEC. 5.—Shorthorn Heifer (3 years old, (jiving milk or in calf)— First prize, Department's, £10 ; second ditto, £4 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 230 1 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah, Heifer. 231 2 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah, Heifer. 232 3 Brannigan Bros., Bulla, "Prairie," red and white ; s. Lord Raglan, d. Beauty. 234r 4 Joseph Riddell, Romsey, " Diadem," white; s. Eugene Sue (235), d. Jessamine, s. of d. Christmas Day. 235 5 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Duchess of Derrimut 3rd," roan, calved 5tli October, 1871, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. " White Sommerton," s. of d. Frederick the Great, in calf. 236 6 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Duchess of Derrimut 2nd," white, calved 21st September, 1871, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Roan Duchess, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (18757), in calf. 237 7 Win. M'Culloch, La Rose, "Pink 16th," red, calved 19th August, 1871, bred by the late Mr. Thos. Crane, Broad- moor, Gloucestershire; s. Royal Benedict (27348), d. Pink of Fashion, s. of d. Count Gloster (23637). g.d. Eoyal Pink, by Eoyal Oak (16870). g.g.d. Young Pink, by General Pelissier (14605). g.g.g.d. Pink, by Marchmont (9367). g.g.g.g.d. Young Pye, by Young Consul (6893). g.g.g.g.g.d. Pye, by Newnham (2365). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Satellite (1420). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jupiter (342). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Oliver (605). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Trunnell (659). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Favourite (252). SH.OKTIIOKN CATTLE. „.QRICUL ^SSx Kirk', t;

e.o'.o'.g. g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Favourite (252). [ O / P , g^.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Dal ton Dike (l^fA r I r g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d by K. Alcoek's Bull\fM), Melbourne J g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g g.g.g.g.d. by J. Smith's BuU"<^8>>.. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jelly's Bull (337V^P VICTOR^'..

Pink 16th was the third heifer in a large class of heifer calves at the Koyal Agricultural Society's Meeting at Cardiff, 1872.

SEC. 6.—Shorthorn Heifer (2 years old).—First prize, Depart- ment's, £7; second ditto, j£3; third ditto, honorary certifi- cate. 238 1 Thos. Skilling, Clandeboy, Benalla, " Rosa Bonheur," red and white, calved March, 1873; s. Lord of Clande- boy, cl. Frobc, bred by the late John Bon, Esq., from his pure imported stock. 239 2 A. N. Gilbert, "YVanvillah, Heifer. 240 3 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah, Heifer. 241 4 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park on Loddon, "Duchess of Bridge water 1st," calved 30 th September, 1872, bred by exhibitor ; s. Duke of Brunswick, d. Matilda 5th, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 22nd. 242 5 Jonathan Chappel, Restdown, Rochester, "Matilda's Duchess," calved 30th February, 1873 ; s. Horwood's Duke of Melbourne, cl. Matilda (imported), s. of d. Cardinal (14239). 243 6 Robertson Bros., Colac, "Duchess of Brunswick," light roan, calved 17th May, 1873 ; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Fanny 9th, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 19th.

d. Fanny 9th, by Royal Butterfly 19th g.d. Fanny 4th, by Peacock g.g.d. Fanny, by Marmaduke (14897) g.g.g.d. Fancy, by The Beau (12182) g.g.g.g.d. Fanny, by Lottery (10472) g.g.g.g.g.d. Fail-face, by Maunby (7223) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Whiteface, by Wellington (5625) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Snowdrop, by Superb (5356) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Lofty, by Fleetham (2028) g g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Admiral (5) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Denton (963) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Albion (15)

244 7 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, " Lady Brunswick," rich roan, calved 23rd February, "1873 ; bred by exhibitor ; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Rosebush, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 31st. g.d. Eosa (imported) (C.H.B., vol.xiii., page 6S9), by Bonaparte (14177) g.g.d. Rosanna, by Prelate (11919) g.g.g.d. Spring Rose, by Brewster (7847) 24 SHORTHORN CATTLE.

g.g.g.g.d. Rosebush, by Tomboy (5-494) g.g.g.g.g.d. May Rose, by Provost (4846) g.g.g.g.g. g.d. Mossrose, by Gainford (2044) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Comet (1854) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Holywell (2132) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Emperor (1974) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Brampton (1674) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by St. Albans (1412) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Simon (590) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Pope (514)

245 8 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Triples Brunswick," roan, calved 12th July, 1872, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), or Duke of Derrimut, d. Triple Butterfly, s. of d. Imperial Butterfly 2nd. 246 9 Dr. R. L. Jenkins, Nepean Towers, Sydney, " Kate 5th," white, calved 16th January, 1873 ; s. Theodore (im- ported) (30,145), d. Kate 2nd, s. of dam Royal Butterfly 6th (imported) (18,757). 247 10 John Cooj>er, Bundoora, Heifer.

SEC. 7.—Shorthorn Heifer (1 year old)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £5 ; second ditto, £2 ; third di tto, honorary certificate.

248 1 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah, Heifer. 249 2 A. N. Gilbert, Warwillah, Heifer. 250 3 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater on Loddon, "Duchess of Bridgewater 2nd," calved 17th August, 1873 ; bred by exhibitor ; s. Duke of Melbourne, d. Matilda 5th, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 22nd. 251 4 Jonathan Chappel, Restdown, Rochester, " Megg," roan, calved 1st August, 1873; s. Sir Harry, d. Matilda's Butterfly, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 22nd. 252 5 Robertson Bros, Colac, " Red Duchess," red, calved 12th September, 1873; s. Duke of Brunswick (25,937), d. Fanny 10th, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 19th.

d. Fanny 10th, by Royal Butterfly 19th g.d. Fanny 2nd, by Lord Palmerston (16440) g.g.d. Fanny, by Marmaduke (14897) g.g.g.d. Fancy, by The Beau (12182) g.g.g.g.d. Fanny, by Lottery (10472) g.g.g.g.g.d. Fairface, by Maunby (7223) g.g. g.g.g.g.d. Whiteface, by Wellington (5625) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Snowdrop, bv Superb (5356) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Lofty, by Fleetham (2028) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Admiral (5) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Denton (963) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Albion (15) SHORTHORN CATTLE. 25

253 G Robertson Bros., Colac, " Roan Duchess," red roan, calved 20th November, 1873 ; s. Duke of Brunswick (25,937), d. Fanny 8th, s. of d. The Beau. d. Fanny 8th, by The Beau g.d. Fanny 2nd, by Lord Palmerston (16440) g.g.d. Fanny, by Marmaduke (14897) I!'' g.g.g.d. Fancy, by The Beau (12182) g.g.g.g.d. Fanny, by Lottery (10472) g.g.g,g.g.d. Fairface, by Maunby (7223) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Whiteface, by Wellington (562;")) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Snowdrop, by Superb (5356) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Lofty, by Fleetham (202S) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Admiral (5) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Denton (963) g.g.g.g.g.g. g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Albion (15) 254 7 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, " Royal Jessamine 3rd," roan, calved 9th July, 1873 ; bred by exhibtor ; s. Duke of the Butterflies," d. Royal Jessamine, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (imported). g.d. Jessamine 6th, by Lord Raglan (imported) (13241) g.g.d. Jessamine (imported), by Son of Dan O'Connell (3557) g.g.g d. Jessie, by Gainford 2nd (6030) g.g.g.g.d. by Young Rockingham (2549) g.g.g.g.g.d. by Wellington (2824) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by a Bull of Mr. Newby's g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Northumberland (464) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Styford (103) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by the Lame Bull (358) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Bolingbroke (86) 255 8 J. R. Walker, Prospect Farm, " Bundoora," roan, heifer ; dam calved Gth September, 1873 ; s. Prospect Lad, d. Rose of Denmark, s. of d. Gainford. 256 9 John Benn, Coolart, " Premium Gth," red, calved 7th December, 1873; s. Lord Liverpool (imported), d. Premium 4th, s. of. d. Duke of Edinburgh. 257 10 John Benn, Coolart, " Delmira," light roan, calved August 18th, 1873 ; s. Butterfly 9th, d. Poplin (imported), s. of d. Royal Butterfly 20th (25,007). 258 11 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Duchess of Derri- mut 8th," roan, calved 1st September, 1873, bred by exhibitor; s. 2nd Duke of Brunswick, d. Young Summerton, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 22nd. 259 12 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, "Duchess of Derrimut 9th," white, calved 21st September, 1873, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick, d. White Summer- ton, s. of d. Frederick the Great.

A Champion Prize of £10 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture) will lie awarded for -the best Shorthorn Female of any 26

CLASS E.

HEREFORD CATTLE.

SEC. 1.—Hereford Bull (3 years old and upward)—First prize, Department's, £8; second ditto, £3; third ditto, honorary certificate. 260 1 Robertson Bros., Colac, " Prince Albert Edward" (3340), calved 2nd -September, 1867; s. Deception (2491), d. Maud, s. of d. Windsor (1456). d. Maud, by Windsor (1456) g.d. Superb, by Carlisle (923) g.g.d. Stella, by Venison 2nd (1442) 261 2 D. Collins, Evandale, Launceston, "Paris," calved Sep- tember, 1865; s. Priam, cl Rosa, s. of d. by Hampton, imported. SEC. 2.—Hereford Bull (2 years old and 1 year old)—First prize, Department's, £6 ; second ditto, £2. 262 1 Robert Orr, Kyneton, " Earl of Dalhousie," calved 15th September, 1873; s. Cadet, d. Wild Rose, bred by Wm. Lyall. 263 2 Robert Orr, Kyneton, "Lord Dalhousie," calved 24th September, 1873; s. Cadet, d. Daisy, bred by Wm. Lyall. 264 3 Robertson Bros., Colac, " Graduate," calved 18th Septem- ber, 1873; s. Student (4162), d. Fancy, s. of d. Master Benjamin. d. Fancy, by Master Benjamin g.d. Matchless, by Autocrat g.g.d. Violet, by Goldflnder 2nd (959) g.g.g.d. Verbena, by Grenadier (961) g.g.g.g.d. Lively 2nd, by Barrister (658) g.g.g.g.g.d. Lively, by Gallant (239) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Pert, by Old Court (306) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Duke (304) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Crabstock (303) 265 4 Robertson Bros., Colac, "Students' Cadet," calved 21st November, 1873; s. Student (4162), d. Rosa, s. of d. Lord Clyde. d. Itosa, by Lord Clyde g.d. Gay Lass, by Riff Raff (1052) g.g.d. High Lass, by Fair Boy (617) g.g.g.d. Hope, by Young Confidence (653) g.g.g.g.d. Rose, by Goldflnder (383) A Champion Prize of £6 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture) will be awarded for the best Hereford Bull of any age. HEREFORD CATTLE. 27

SEC. 3.—Hereford Cow (3 years or over)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £6 ; second ditto, £2 10s. 266 1 Robertson Bros., Oolac, " Graceful," calved 7th August, 1870 ; s. Master Benjamin, d. Daisy. d. Daisy, by Autocrat g.d. Lizzy, by Sir Colin (1390) g.g.d. Gay Lass, by Rifi Raff (1052) g.g.g.d. High Lass, by Fairboy (617) g.g. g.g.d. Hope, by Young Confidence (653) g.g.g.g.g.d. Rose, by Goldfinder (383) 267 2 H. W. Staughton, Exford, one cow, over 3 years, bred by Wm. Lyall.

SEC. 4.—Hereford Heifer (2 year old and 1 year old)—First prize, Department's, £4; second ditto, £1 10s. 268 1 Robertson Bros., Colac, "Morning Star," calved 17th November, 1872 ; s. Student (4162), d. Beauty, s. of d. Master Benjamin. d. Beauty, by Master Benjamin g.d. Gay Lass, by Riff Raff (1052) g.g.g.d. High Lass, by Fairboy (617) g.".g.g.d. Hope, by Young Confidence (653) g.g.g.g.g.d. Rose, by Goldfinder (383) 269 2 Robertson Bros., Colac., " Leona," calved 21st December, 1872 ; s. Student (4162), cl Daisy. d. Daisy, by Autocrat g.d. Lizzy, by Sir Colin (1390) g.g.d. Gay Las.s, by Riff Raff (1052) g.g.g.d High Lass, by Fairboy (617) g.g.g.g.d. Hope, by Young Confidence (653) — g.g.g.g.g.d. Rose, by Goldfinder (383) 270 3 Robertson Bros., Colac, " Fair Maid," calved 26th Sep- tember, 1873 ; s. Student (4162), d. Fairface. d. Fail-face, by Autocrat g.d. Vetch, by Goldfinder 2nd (959) g.g.d. Verbena, by Grenadier (961) g.g.g.d. Lively 2nd, by Barrister (958) g.g.g.g.d. Lively, by Gallant (239) g.g.g.g.g.d. Pert, by Old Court (306) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Duke (304) g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Crabstock (303) 271 4 Robertson Bros., Colac, " Diana," calved 8th September, 1873; s. Student (4162), d. Graceful, s. of d. Master Benjamin. d. Graceful, by Master Benjamin g.d. Daisy, by Autocrat (imported) g.g.d. Lizzy, by Sir Colin (1390) g.g.g.d. Gay Lass, by Riff Raff (1052) g.g.g.g.d. High Lass, by Fairboy (617) g.g.g.g.g.d. Hope, by Young Confidence (653) g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Rose, by Goldfinder (383) 28

272 5. Robertson Bros., Colae, " Stella," calved 13th November, 1873; s. Student (4162), d. Daisy.

d. Daisy, by Autocrat g.d. Lizzy, by Sir Colin g.g.d. Gay Lass, by Riff Raff (1052) g.g.g.d. High Lass, by Fairboy (617) g. g.g.g.d. Hope, by Young Confidence (653) g.g.g.g.g.d. Rose, by Goldfinder (383)

A Champion Prize-of £4 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture) will be awarded for the best Hereford Female of any age.

CLASS F.

ALDERNEY CATTLE.

SEC. 1.—Alderney Bull (any age)—First prize, Department's, £6; second ditto, £2 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 273 1 Edward Cox, Toorak-road, South Yarra, " Charlie 1st," yellow, 4 years. 274 2 Edward Cox, Toorak-road, South Yarra, " Charlie 2nd," brown and white, 2 years; s. Charlie 1st, d. Mr. Parker's imported cow. 275 3 J. W. Fleming, Park-street, Brunswick, " Shamrock," 18 months; s. East Bourke Boroughs, d. Polly, imported. 276 4 J. Higgins, Brighton, " Prince," dark brown, 3 years. 277 5 W. G. Lempriere, East St. Kilda, bull, calved February 7th, 1874; s. Jersey, d. Princess. 278 6 George Gough, Gowerville, bull.

SEC. 2.—A Iderney C'OVJ (3 years or over) —First prize, Depart- ment's, £5; second ditto, £2; third ditto, honorary certificate. 279 1 J. W. Fleming, Park-street, Brunswick, "Polly," imported. 280 2 J. W. Fleming, Park-street, Brunswick, "Argus," imported. 281 3 J. W. Fleming, Park-street, Brunswick, "Suckie." 282 4 W. G. Lempriere, East St. Kilda, "Fawn;" s. Jersey, d. Alice. 283 5 W. G. Lempriere, East St. Kilda, " Princess;" s. Jersey, d. Fawn, ALDERNEY AND AYRSHIRE CATTLE. 29

SEC. 3.—Alderney Heifer (2 year old and 1 yectr old)—First prize, Department's, £3 ; second ditto, £1 ; third ditto, honorary- certificate. 284 1 Edward Cox, Toorak-road, South Yarra, "Winnie," yellow, calved October 1873 ; s. Charlie 1st, d. Bessy, imported. 285 2 Edward Cox, Toorak-road, South Yarra, " Teeny," yellow, 1 year 9 months; s. Charlie 1st, d. Dairymaid. 286 3 J. W. Fleming, Park-street, Brunswick, "Blossom," 1 year and 10 months; s. Jersey, d. Argus. 287 4 C. J. Bird, Gardiner, " Minnie," brown and white, calved 21st August, 1873 ; s. Mr. Parson's Bull, d. Beauty, imported. 288 5 Arthur Parker, South Yarra, Yearling Heifer.

CLASS G.

AYRSHIRE CATTLE. SEC. 1.—Ayrshire Bull (any age)—First prize, Department's, £5 ; second ditto, £2; third ditto, honorary certificate. 289 1 John Beale, Moonee Ponds, "Argus," brown and white, calved 10th September, 1874; s. Robby Burns, d. Dewlap. 290 2 Mrs. M'Nab, Tullamarine, " Dunlop," 1 year, bred by John Grant, Seafield. 291 3 Wm. Dewar, Tullamarine, " Robby Burns," red and white, 4 years, bred by John Grant, Seafield. 292 4 James M'Phail, Essendon, "Souter Johnny," red and white; s. Robby Burns, d. Princess.

SEC. 2.—Ayrshire Cow (in milk or calf)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £4; second ditto, £2; third ditto, honorary certificate. 293 1 John Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, " Duchess," yellow and white, 4 years. 294 2 John Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, " Tiny," red and white, 2|- years.

SEC. 3. Ayrshire Heifer (2 year old and 1 year old)—First prize, Department's, £3; second ditto, £1; third ditto, honorary certificate. 295 1 John Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, "Flora," red and white, 16 months. 30 AYRSHIRE AND BRITTANY CATTLE, DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS.

296 2 John Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, " Nancy," red and white, 12 months. 297 3 Wm. Dewar, Tullamarine, red and white heifer, 2 years. 298 4 Wm. Dewar, Tullamarine, red and white heifer, 2 years.

CLASS H.

BRITTANY CATTLE.

SEC. 1. Brittany Bull (any age)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 299 1 Wm. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " St. Malo," 3 years.

SEC. 2. Brittany G'oiv (3 years or over, in milk or calf)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 300 1 Wm. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " Coquette," imported, aged. 301 2 Wm. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " Jeanette," aged. 302 3 F. Ehvo'rthy, St. Kilda, " Maggie," 4 years. 303 4 Joseph H. Connor, Geelong, " Alice," aged, in calf.

SEC. 3. Brittany Heifer (2 year old and 1 year old)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 304 1 Wm. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " Daphne," 2 years. 305 2 Wm. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " Ldy," 18 months. 306 3 Wm. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " Coquette 2nd," 19 months.

CLASS J.

DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS.

SEC. 1.—Best Cow for Dairy Purposes (

312 & Robertson Bros., Colac, Durham cow, 5 years. 313 7 John Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, "Rose," red and white aged. 314 8 Mrs. M'Nab, Tullamarine, " Daisy," aged. 315 9 Mrs. M'Nab, Tullamarine, " Quinee," aged. 316 10 William Dewar, Tullamarine, one. 317 11 William Dewar, Tullamarine, one. 318 12 Josiah Mitchell, Royal Park, "La Rose," red and white; s. " Bavarian." 319 13 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, "Daisy," red and white cow. 320 14 William Dewar, .Tullamarine, cow. 321 15 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, "Blossom," red, calved 28th October, 1868 ; s. Butterfly 28th. 323 16 George Peant, Northcote, one. 324 17 George Peant, Northcote, one. 325 18 Robertson Bros., Colac, one. 326 19 H. Beattie, Mount Aitken, one. 327 20 Thomas Greenway, Alphington, "Dolly," reel and white.

SEC. 2.—Best Pair of Dairy Heifers (3 years, giving milk or in calf of any breed)—First prize, Department's, £10; second ditto, £4; third ditto, honorary certificate. 328 1 Thomas Skffling, Clandeboy, Benalla. 329 2 James Burnside, Keilor Plains, pair. 330 3 J elm Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, pair, " Beauty" and " Fanny," 3 years 331 4 William Dewar, Tullamarine, pair 333 6 John Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, pair, "Susie" and " Primrose." N.B.—Every Cow or Heifer ia milk, and not in calf, must be certified to have produced a live calf within the nine months preceding the date of the Show ; and in the case of a Cow or Heifer not in milk being entered as in calf, the Prize will be withheld until she is certified to have produced a live calf. Pedigree of Dairy Cattle (if known) to be given.

CLASS K.

FAT CATTLE (GRASS FED). SEC. 1.—Best pair Fat Bullocks—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 334 1 Robertson Bros., Colac, pair, 7 years. 335 2 Robertson Bros., Colac, pair, 7 years. 32 FAT CATTLE (GRASS FED), EXTRA CATTLE.

33C 3 Robertson Bros., Colac, pair, 3 years. 337- 4 Robertson Bros., Colac, pair, 3 years. 338 5 Robertson Bros., Colac, pair, 3 years. 339 6 John Benn, Coolart, pair. 340 7 Hurtle Fisher, Moonee Ponds, pair, 4 years. 341 8 Hurtle Fisher, Moonee Ponds, pair, 4 years.

SEC. 2.—Bent pair of Fat Coivs or Heifers—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. No entry.

EXTRA CATTLE. 342 1 T. B. Derham, Braybook, " Angus," polled bull. 343 2 T. B. Derham, Braybrook, polled cow and calf. 344 3 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Sharon's Rose," red and white, calved 4th June, 1873; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Sharon. 345 4 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Creamy's Rose," red roan, calved 28th February, 1873 ; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Creamy. 346 5 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Red Rose," dark red, calved 12th April, 1873; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Myrtle's Raglan. 347 6 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Maggie Moore," white with roan spots, calved 2nd December, 1872; s. Royal Rose (82413) (imported), d. Favours Butter- fly- 348 7 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Bally s Butter- fly," white with roan ears, calved 20th May, 1872; s. Imperial Butterfly, d. Bally. 349 8 James Tweedale, Green- Park, Gisborne, " Myrtle Butter- fly," red roan, calved 8th November, 1871; s. Im- perial Buttei-fly, d. Myrtle's Raglan. 350 9 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "White Rose," white, calved 25th May, 1873,; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Betsey's Butterfly. 351 10 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Moss Rose," red and white, calved 4th June, 1873 ; s. Royal Rose, (32413) (imported), d. Nancy's Butterfly. 352 11 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Lady's Butter- fly," white, calved 20th August, 1871; s. Imperial Butterfly, d. Lady Raglan. EXTRA CATTLE. 33

353 12 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Kate's Butter- fly," dark roan, calved 2nd September, 1871 ; s. Royal Butterfly 25th, d. Kate. 354 13 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Beauties' Butterfly," white, calved 7th August, 1869; s. Imperial Butterfly, d. Beauty.' 355 14 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Kate," dark roan, calved 28th July, 1869 ; s. Wyndham 2nd, d. Formosa. 356 15 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Betsy's Butter- fly," roan, calved 29th August, 1869; s. Imperial Butterfly, d. Betsy 2nd. 357 16 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Nancy's Butter- fly," light roan, calved 14th September, 1869; s. Imperial Butterfly, d. Nancy. 358 17 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Red Bonnet," dark red, little white, calved 28th September, 1866 ; s. Alderman (109), d. Spot's Raglan. 359 18 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Favour 3rd," roan, calvecl 10th August, 1866 ; s. Son of Lord Raglan, d. Favour 2nd. 360 19 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Jenny Lind," roan, calved June, 1864; s. Master Harry (163), d. Linny's Raglan. 361 20 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Diana 6th," red and white, calved 29th November, 1863; s. Duke of Summerton, d. Diana 2nd. 362 21 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Favour 2nd," white, calved 2nd September, 1861 ; s. Lord Raglan (13241), d. Favour. 363 22 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, " Myrtle's Raglan," red roan, calved 2nd September, 1859; s. "Lord Raglan (13241), d. Myrtle. 364 23 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Christmas's Royal," dark red and white, calved 25th December, 1873; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Red Bonnet. 365 24 James Tweedale, Green Park,Gisborne, "Sir James," wliite, calved 20th August, 1873; s. Bavarian 2nd, d. 2nd Queen of South 366 25 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Royal Prince," light roan, calved 7th December, 1873; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Beauties' Butterfly. 367 26 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "Butterfly Royal," light roan, calved 2nd April, 1874 ; s. Royal Rose (32413) (imported), d. Myrtle's Butterfly. 34 EXTRA CATTLE AND MERINO SHEEP.

368 27 James Tweedale, Green Park, Gisborne, "The Lame Bull," red roan, calved 2nd July, 1873; . s. Royal Rose (32413), imported, d. Favour 2nd. 369 28 Charles A. Walker, Rostella, East Tamar, "General," Devon bull, calved 21st June, 1873 ; s. Statesman or Conqueror, d. Newton, bred by W. Whittle, Esq., Tasmania. 380 29 Josiah Mitchell, Royal Park, red bull "Bohemian," calved 26th April, 1873; s. Hungarian, d. La Rose, s. of d. Bavarian. " 381 30 Mr. Turner, Bacchus Marsh, red and white bull, calved 1st September, 1873; Duke of Argyle, s. Rantin' Robin, d. Aurora 4th, s. of d. Fusilier. 382 31 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, milch cow. 3S3 32 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, milch cow.

CLASS L.

MERINO SHEEP.

(Entered for Champion Prize only.)

'384 1 Thos. Parramore, Beaufort, Tasmania, Merino Ram, four- tooth, shorn middle of November, 1873.

SEC. 1.-—Best Pair Merino Rams (four-tooth or upwards)—First prize, Department's, j£6 ; second ditto, £3; third ditto, honorary certificate. 385 1 Jas. Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essendon, pair Rams, aged, shorn 7th November, 1873. 386 2 A. M. Campbell, Melaluka, pair Rams, aged.

SEC. 2.—Best Pair Merino Rams [txvo-tootli)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £5 : second ditto, £2 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 387 1 Jas. Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essendon, pair Rams, shorn 7tli November 1873.

A Champion Prize of £10 (the gift of the Department of Agriculture) will be awarded for the best Merino Ram of any age. MERINO AND LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP. 35

SEC. 3—Best Pair Merino Ewes {four-tooth or upwards)—First prize, Department's, £G ; second ditto, £3; third ditto, honorary certificate. 388 1 M. J. Browne, Green Hills, Diggers' Rest, pair Ewes, six- tooth, lambed June, 1872 ; bred by Mr. James Gibson, Tasmania. 389 2 M. J. Browne, Green Hills, Diggers' Rest, pair Ewes, four- tooth, lambed August, 1872; .bred by Mr. James Gibson, Tasmania. 390 3 Jas. Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essendon, pair Ewes, aged, shorn 7th November, 1873. 391 4 Jas. Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essendon, pair Ewes, four- tooth, shorn 7th November, 1873. 392 5 Jas. Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essendon, pair Ewes, four- tooth, shorn 7th November, 1873. 393 6 A. M. Campbell, Melaluka, pair Ewes, fbtnj^3oth.

SEC. 4.—Best Pair Merino Ewes (two-tooth)-l^.r^, pvfzfijDepart- ment's, £4 ; second ditto, :S2, third ditto, hpncrai^. c^-tif^iie. 394 1 James Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essenvftis.^ai}; t^o\tocvth, shorn 7th November, 1873. \ A 't \ \ 395 2- James Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essendo»ft^>a$r ^o-tijotjh, shorn 7th November, 1873. n Cf>

A Champion Cup, value .£10 (the gift of Mr. Richard Morton, of Skelsmerg Hall, Kyneton), will be awarded for the best pair of Merino Ewes, any age.

CLASS M.

LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.

SEC. 1—Best Leicester Ram (four-tooth and upwards)—First prize, Department's, £5; second ditto, £2 10s.; third ditto, honorary certificate. 396 1 Charles Slee, Newstead, one Ram, shorn 1st December, 1873, bred by Exhibitor. 397 2 Isaac Evans, Pentland Hills, one Ram, eight-tooth, shorn 20th November, 1873. 398 3 Dr. Plummer, Wyabun, Gisborne, "Sir William," four- tooth, shorn 15th October, 1873, bred by W. Field, Tasmania, and imported by him. 36 L0NG-W00LLED SHEEP.

399 4 F. W. Armytage, Duck Ponds, one Ram, bred by W. Field, Tasmania, shorn November, 1873. 400 5 Charles Sladen, Ripple Yale, Birregurra, one Ram (im- ported), bred by Mr. Hutcheson, of Yorkshire, shorn first week in October, 1873 ; lambed February, 1872; 401 6 Jas. Ewart, North Park, Essendon, Ram, four-tooth. 402 7 Jas. Ewart, North Park, Essendon, Ram, four-tooth. 403 8 Thos. Hogan, Darraweit Guirn, Ram. 404 9 Thos. Hogan, Darraweit Guim, Ram. 405 10 Thos. Dutton, Broadmeadows, Ram, six-tooth, shorn. October, 1873. 406 11 John Cooper, Bundoora, Ram. 407 12 John Cooper, Bundoora, Ram.

SEC. 2.—Best Leicester Ram (two-tooth)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £4; second ditto, £2; third ditto, honorary certificate. 408 1 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, one Ram. 409 2 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, one Ram. 410 3 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, one Ram. 411 4 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, one Ram. 412 5 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, one Ram. 413 6 Chas. Slee, Newstead, one Ram, lambed October, 1873, bred by Exhibitor. 414 7 Chas. Slee, Newstead, one Ram, lambed Ooctober, 1873, bred by Exhibitor. 415 8 Chas. Sladen, Ripple Vale, Birregurra, Ram XXI., bred by Exhibitor, lambed 26th July, 1873. 416 9 Thos. Bath, Learmonth, one Ram. 417 10 Thos. Bath, Learmonth, one Ram. 418 11 Jas. Ewart, North Park, Essendon, Ram, two-tooth. 419 12 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, Ram, two-tooth. 420 13 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, Ram, two-tooth. 421 14 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, Ram, two-tooth. 422 15 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, Ram, two-tooth. 423 16 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, Ram, two-tooth. 424 17 Thos. Hogan, Darraweit Guim, Ram, two-tooth, lambed July. 425 18 Thos. Hogan, Darraweit Guim, Ram, two-tooth, lambed August. 426 19 James Anderson, Barrabool Hills, Ram, two-tooth. 427 20 Donald Junor, Gisborne. 428 21 Donald Junor, Gisborne. 429 22 Thos. Dutton, Broadmeadows, Ram, two-tooth. 430 23 John Cooper, Bundoora, Ram, two-tooth. LONG-WOOLI.F.D SHEEP.

SEC. 3.—Best •pair Leicester Ewes (four-tooth and upvjards)— First Prize, Department's, £5 ; second ditto, £2 10s; third ditto, honorary certificate. 431 1 Charles Slee, New-stead, pair Ewes, shorn 20th October, 1873, imported. 432 2 Isaac Evans, Pentland Hills, pair Ewes, shorn 20th November, 1873. 433 3 Isaac Evans, Pentland Hills, pair Ewes, shorn 20th November, 1873. 434 4 Dr. Ptummer, Wyabun, Gisborne. pair Ewes, four-tooth,. shorn 15th October, 1873, bred by W. Field, Tas- mania, and imported by him. 435 5 Dr. Plumrner, Wyabun, Gisborne, pair Ewes, six-tooth, shorn 20th December, 1873, bred by Thomas Hogan,, Werribee. 436 6 Thomas Dutton, Broadmeadows, pail- Ewes, four-tooth, shorn October, 1873. 437 7 John Cooper, Bundoora, pair, aged. 438 8 John Cooper, Bundoora, pair, aged.

SEC. 4.—Best Pair Leicester Ewes (Uuo-tooth)—First prize, De- partment's, £4; second ditto, ig2 ; third ditto, honorary cer- tificate.

439 1 Chas. Slee, Newstead, pair Ewes, lambed October 1873, bred by Exhibitor. 440 2 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, pair Ewes, two-tooth. 441 3 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, pair Ewes, two-tooth. 442 4 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, pair Ewes, two-tooth. 443 5 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, pair Ewes, two-tooth. 444 6 A. M. Ayre, Tasmania, pair Ewes, two-tooth. 445 7 Thos. Hogan, Darraweit Guim, two-tooth, lambed July. 446 8 Thos. Hogan, Darraweit Guim, two-tooth, lambed Augusts

SEC. 5.—Best Lincoln Ram (four-tooth and upua ds)—First prize, Department's, £5 ; second ditto, £2 10s.; third ditto, honorary certificate. 447 1 Staughton Bros., Melton, one Lincoln Ram. 448 2 Staughton Bros., Melton, one Lincoln Ram. 449 3 Staughton Bi 'os., Melton, one Lincoln Ram. 450 4 Staughton Bros., Melton, one Lincoln Ram. 451 5 Dr. Plummer, Wyabun, Gisborne, one Lincoln Ram, " Sir Frederick," 6-tootli; shorn 4th November, 1873; bred by W. K. Kirkham, and imported by him. 38 LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.

4-52 6 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, one Lincoln Ram; shorn 29th October, 1873. 453 7 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, one Lincoln Ram; shorn 29th October, 1873. 454 8 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, one Lincoln Ram; shorn 29th October, 1873. 455 9 Robert Cuthbert Curlewis, St. Kilda, (imported); shorn 5tli November, 1873. 456 10 Patrick Ryan, Benalla, Ram, six-tooth, shorn 9th Novem- ber, 1873. 457 11 Patrick Ryan, Benalla, Ram, full-mouthed, shorn 9th November, 1873.

SEC. 6.—Best Lincoln Ram (two-tooth)—First prize, Department's, £4 ; second ditto, £2; third ditto, honorary certificate. 458 1 Dugald Stewart, Bulla, one Ram. 459 2 Dugald Stewart, Bulla, one Ram. 460 3 Dugald Stewart, Bulla, one Ram. 461 4 Sutton Bros., Southland, New Zealand, one Ram, lambed. September, 1873. 462 5 Sutton Bros., Southland, New Zealand, one Ram, lambed September, 1873. 463 G Sutton Bros., Southland, New Zealand, one Ram, lambed September, 1873. 464 7 Sutton Bros., Southland, New Zealand, one Ram, lambed September, 1873. 465 8 Sutton Bros., Southland, New Zealand, one Ram, lambed. October, 1873. 466 .9 Sutton Bros., Southland, New Zealand, one Ram, lambed. October, 1873. 467 10 J. Austin, Avalon, one Ram, under 14| months. 468 11 J. and S. Austin, Mount Pleasant, one Ram, under 14£ months ; shorn last week in October, 1873 ; grass-fed. only, and not oiled in any way. 469 12 Thomas Bath, Learmonth, one Ram. 469A13 Thomas Bath, Learmonth, one Ram. 470 14 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, one Ram, shorn 27th October, 1873, lambed in April, 1873. 471 15 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, one Ram, shorn 27th October, 1873, lambed in April, 1873. 472 16 James Anderson, Barrabool Hills, one Ram. 473 17 Thos. Dutton, Broadmeadows, one Ram, 12 months. 474 18 Thos. Dutton, Broadmeadows, one Ram, 12 months. 475 19 Sutton Bros., Southland, New Zealand, one Ram, lambed October, 1873. 39 LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.

470 20 Sutton Bros, Southland, New Zealand, one Ram, lambed October, 1873. 477 21 Henry Phillips, Ballengeich, one Ram. 478 22 Henry Phillips, Ballengeich, one Ram. 479 23 Henry Phillips, Ballengeich, one Ram. 480 24 Henry Phillips, Ballengeich, one Ram. 481 25 Henry Phillips, Ballengeich, one Ram. 482 26 Patrick Ryan, Benalla, Ram, shorn 15th November, 1873. A Champion Gold Medal will be awarded for the best Long- woolled Ram, any age. SEC. 7.—Best Pair of Lincoln Ewes (four-tooth and upwards)— First prize, Department's, £5 ; second ditto, £2 10s ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 483 1 J. C. Cochrane, Glenroy, pair ewes, 2 years (imported), bred by Marshall 484 2 Dr. Plummer, Wyabun, Gisborne, pair ewes, six-tooth, shorn 4th November, 1873, bred by Marshall, im- ported. 485 3 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilcla, pair ewes, shorn 29th October, 1873. 486 4 James Anderson, pair ewes, six-tooth. 487 5 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pair, shorn 29th October, 1873. 488 6 Patrick Ryan, Benalla, pair six-tooth, shorn 9th Novem- ber, 1873. 489 7 Patrick Ryan, Benalla, pair full-mouthed, shorn 9th November, 1873. 490 8 Patrick Ryan, Benalla, jiair full-mouthed, shorn 9th November, 1873.

SEC. S.—Best Pair Lincoln Ewes (two-tooth)—First prize, De- partment's, £4; second ditto, £2 ; third ditto, honorary cer- tificate. 491 1 Dugald Stewart, Bulla, one pair. 492 2 Dugald Stewart, Bulla, one pair. 493 3 Sutton Bros., Southland, N.Z., one pair, shorn November, 1873. 494 4 J. and S. Austin, Mount Pleasant, pair two-tooth, under 14J- months, shorn last week October, 1873 ; grass fed only, and not oiled in any way. 495 5 J. and S. Austin, Mount Pleasant, pair-two tooth, under 14£ months, 1 unshorn, and 1 shorn last week, Oc- tober, 1873. 496 6 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pair, shorn 29th October, 1873; lambed April, 1873. 40 LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.

SEC. 9.—Best Pure Ram of any other Long-woolled Breed {of any age)—First prize, Department's, £5; second ditto, £2 10s.; third ditto, honorary certificate.

497 1 H. W. Armytage, Duck Ponds, one Cotswold Ram (im- ported), 4 years, shorn November, 1873. 498 2 H. W. Armytage, Duck Ponds, one Cotswold Ram (im- ported), 4 years, shorn November, 1873. 499 3 C. and J. Degraves, Coliban Park, Elpliinstone, one Romsey Marsh Ram, two-tooth, shorn. 500 4 Messrs. Graves and Harrison, Gowan Park, Werribee, one. Romsey Marsh Ram, eight-tooth, shorn 28th October, 1873, imported. 501 5 Messrs. Graves and Harrison, Gowan Park, Werribee, one Romsey Marsh Ram, lambed October, 1873. 502 6 Jas. Ewart, North Park, Essendon, Romsey Marsh Ram, lambed September, 1872, shorn December, 1873, bred by M. Lyall. 503 7 Octavius F. W. Palmer, Warrnambool, Romsey Marsh Ram, two-tooth, shorn 24th October, 1872, born September.

SEC. 10.—Best pair of Pure Fives of any other Long-woolled Breed (of any age)—First prize, Department's, £4; second ditto, £2; third ditto, honorary certificate. 504 1 C. and J. Degraves, Coliban Park, Elphinstone, pair Ewes, Romsey Marsh, two-tooth, shorn. 505 2 James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, pair Ewes, Romsey Marsh, two-tooth, lambs at foot, lambed September, 1873, shorn December, 1873, bred by W. Lyall. 3 James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, pair Cotswold Ewes, aged, bred by W. Lyall, shorn December, 1873. 507 4 James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, pair Cotswold Ewes, aged, bred by W. Lyall, shorn December, 1873.. 508 - 5/ Octavius F. W. Palmer, Warrnambool, pair Romsey Marsh Ewes, two-tooth, born September and October, /. / aliorn 24th October, 1873, and unshom.

ENTERED FOR CHAMPION PRIZE ONLY—EWES. 509 1 James Anderson, Barrabool Hills, one Long-woolled Ewe. 520 2 H. Sladen, New Zealand, one long-woolled Ewe.

A Champion Gold Medal will be awarded for the best Long- woolled Ewe, any age. All sheep exhibited to be unshorn. LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP, AND FAT SHEEP. 41

EXTRA STOCK, M.

521 1 William Rutledge, Farnham Park, Warrnambool, pen Lincolns. 522 2 William Rutledge, Farnham Park, Warrnambool, pen Lincolns. 523 3 William Rutledge, Farnham Park, Warrnambool, pen Lincolns. 524 4 William Rutledge, Farnham Park, Warrnambool, pen Lincolns. 525 5 William Rutledge, Farnham Park, Warrnambool, pen Lincolns. 526 6 William Rutledge, Farnham Park, Warrnambool, pen Lincolns.

CLASS 0.

FAT SHEEP.

(State Age and Breeder.) Xi13 -' SEC. 1.—Best Pen (of not less than 3) Fat Meritw Wethers—^IRST prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 536 1 A. and A. M'Farland, The Langeria Station, pen. 42 FAT SHEEP, SPECIAL PHIZES FOR SHEARING.

SEC. 2.—Best Pen (of not less than 3) Fat Long-ivoolled Wethers —First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 537 1 Thos. Bennett, Melbourne, pen. 538 2 Thos. Bennett, Melbourne, pen. •r>39 3 Thos. Bennett, Melbourne, pen. 540 4 Wm. Rutledge, Farnham Park, Warrnambool, pen. 541 5 Wm. Rutledge, Farnham Park, Warrnambool, pen.

EXTRA CLASS, 0. 542 1 Thos. Bennett, Melbourne, pen Lambs. 543 2 Thos. Bennett, Melbourne, pen Lambs. Fat sheep to be shorn not more than 14 days.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHEARING-

Mr. C. B. Fisher, with the consent of the Committee of the National Agricul- tural Society of Victoria, will give the following prizes for Shearing, to take place at the Society's Yards, on the second day of the Show, Wednesday, the 3rd day of November, 1874:. As the room is limited, only 20 shearers for each class of sheep can be allowed, which will be arranged by drawing lots, at the office of the Society, on Tuesday, the 27th day of October. Entrance fee 5s., to go to the third best shearer. Competitors in merino sheep cannot compete in crossbreds. Shearing to commence at 1 o'clock for merinos and 3 o'clock for crossbreds. Rules and regulations will be posted on a board on the day of Exhibition.

Shearing Merino Sheep.—For the pen of three best shorn Sheep within one hour, £15; second best, £10; third best, Entrance Fees. 544 1 Frederick Wylding, 13 Yarra-street, Emerald Hill. -545 2 A. Gardiner, Kyneton. 546 3 Hugh Duggan, Kyneton. 547 4 Edwd. Bight, Sandhurst. 548 5 John Pierce, Richmond. 549 6 John George Smith, North Fitzroy. 550 7 Bernard Day, Darlington. 551 8 George Wintle, Cliirnsides' Werribee Park. 553 9 John Reilly, Cliirnsides' Werribee Park. 554 10 John Mitchell, Buangor. 555 11 John Hatchall, Bulla, 556 12 H. Tindall, Swanston-street. 557 13 T. E. Grove, Rockbank. 558 14 Edward Errol, Barwonleigb, Inverleigh. SPECIAL PRIZES FOE SHEARING, AND SWINE (LARGE BREED). 43

559 15 John Pitman, Drysdale. 560 16 Eclwarcl Gorry, Barunah Plains, Hesse. 561 17 Thomas Seary, Rockbank. 562 18 John Sutherland, Melbourne. 563 19 Thos. Daveline, Rockbank. 564 20 Benjamin Gran well, Rockbank.

Shear ing Crossbred Sheep.—For the pen of three best shorn sheep within one hour, £15 ; second best, £10 ; third best, entrance fees. 565 1 John Duggan, Kyneton. 566 2 Sam. Hodder, Learmonth. 567 3 Isaac Hawker, Laverton. 568 4 James Lawe, Emerald Hill. 569 5 John Hatched, Glenara.. 570 6 Alfred Mitchell, Benganor. 571 7 Thos. Fairbairn, Pentland Hills. 572 8 Malcolm Muir, Boroondara. 573 9 William Jeffrey, Coimadai 574 10 P. Watson, Rockbank. •675 11 J. Murphy, Rockbank. 576 12 J. Callaghan, Rockbank. 577 13 H. Dunbar, Rockbank. 578 14 John Carliston, Rockbank. 579 i5 M. Crannwell, Rockbank. 580 16 John Taylor, Avalon, Duck Ponds. 581 ] 7 Alfred Lucas, Koroit. 582 18 James Andrews, Bulla, 5S3 19 H. Tindall, Swanston-street. 584 20 Thomas Hobbs, Rockbank.

CLASS P.

SWINE-LARGE BREED.

SEC. 1.—Best Boar (over 12 months old)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £4; second ditto, £2; third ditto, honorary certifi- cate. 585 1 Watson and Paterson, Queen-street, Melbourne, one. 586 2 James Pitman, Northcote, one. 587 3 George Plant, Northcote, one. 588 4 George Plant, Northcote, one. 44 SWINE (LARGE AND SMALL BREEDS).

SEC. 2.—Best Boar (under 12 months old)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £3 ; second ditto, £1; third ditto, honorary certifi- cate. 589 1 Watson and Paterson, Queen-street, Melbourne, one boar_ 590 2 George Plant, Northcote, one, 9 months. 591 3 George Plant, Northcote, one, 9 months. 592 4 George Plant, Northcote, one, 9 months. 593 5 George Plant, Northcote, one, 9 months.

SEC. 3.—Best Soiv, vjith litter, or in pig (over 12 months old)— First prize, Department's, £4; second ditto, £2; third ditto, honorary certificate. 594 1 James Pitman, Northcote, one sow. 595 2 George Piant, Northcote, one sow. 59C 3 George Plant, Northcote, one sow.

SEC. 4.—Best Sow (under 12 months old)—First prize. Depart- ment's, £3; second ditto, £1 ; third ditto, honorary certifi- cate. 597 1 Watson and Paterson, Queen-street, Melbourne, one sow.. 598 2 James Pitman, Northcote, one sow. 599 3 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, one sow. 600 4 George Plant, Northcote, one sow, 9 months. 601 5 George Plant, Northcote, one sow, 9 months.

SMALL BREED. SEC. 5.—Best Boar (over 12 months old)—First prize, Department's,. £4; second ditto, £2 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 602 1 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, one. 603 2 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, one. 604 3 Jas. Pitman, Northcote, one.

SEC. 6.—Best Boar (under 12 months old)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £3; second ditto, £1 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. No Entry.

SEC. 7.—Best Sow, with litter, or in pig (over 12 months old)— First prize, Department's, £4; second ditto, £2 ; third ditto,, honorary certificate. 605 1 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, one. 606 2 Jas. Pitman, Northcote, one. SWINE, POULTRY, ifcc. 45

SEC. 8.—Best Sow (under 12 months old)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £3; second ditto, £1 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 607 1 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, one. 608 2 Jas. Pitman, Northcote, one. SEC. 9—Best Bacon Pig (any breed)—First prize, silver medal. 609 1 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, one pig. 610 2 George Plant, Northcote, one. SEC. 10.—Best Pork Pig (any breed)—First prize, silver medal. 611 1 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, one pig. 612 2 Geo. Plant, Northcote, one pig.

EXTRA PIGS. 613 1 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, sow and 3 pigs, with 8 feet each.

CLASS Q.

POULTRY, &e. SEC. 1.—Cochin China Cock and Pair of Hens—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. No Entry. SEC. 2.—Dorking Cock and Pair of Hens—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 614 1 John Moore, Brighton, one pen, coloured. 615 2 John Moore, Brighton, one pen, coloured. SEC. 3.—Houclan Cock and Pair of Hens—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 616 1 E. D. Dyer, South Yarra, one pen. SEC. 4.—Spanish Cock and Pair of Hens—First prize, silv.er medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 617 1 Edward Cox, Toorak-road, South Yarra., one pen. 618 2 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen. SEC. 5—Brahma Pootra (dark-pencilled) Cock and Pair of Hens —First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 619 1 Dugald M'Phail, Essendon, one pen. 620 2 Caleb Dunstan, Coburg, one pen. 621 3 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen. 622 4 E. D. Dyer, South Yarra, one pen. 46 POULTRY, ifcc.

623 5 E. D. Dyer, South Yarra, one pen. 624 '6 Peter Jacoby, Ballarat East, one pen. 625 7 Geo. Sanderson, Melbourne, one pen. 626 8 Geo. Sanderson, Melbourne, one pen. 627 9 Geo. Sanderson, Melbourne, one pen. SEC. 6.—Brahma Pootra .(light-pencilled) Cock and Pair of Hens —First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 628 1 E. D. Dyer, South Yarra, one pen.

SEC. 7.—Game Cock and Hen (black or other reds)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 629 1 Robert Wallen, Weinberg-road, Hawthorn, one pen, black red. 630 2 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen, black red. 631 3 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen, black red. 632 4 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen, black red. 633 5 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen, black red. 634 6 R. J. Adams, Yarra Bank, one pen, black red.

SEC. 8.—Game Cock and Hen (Duekwings, or any other variety) —First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 635 1 Robert Wallen, Weinberg-road, Hawthorn, one pen, duck- wings. 630 2 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen, any other variety. 637 3 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen, anjr other variety. 638 4 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen, duekwings. 639 5 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen, duekwings. A Champion prize of £4 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture), will be awarded for the best Cock and Hen of any breed •exhibited in the above Sections.

SEC. 9.—Golden-spangled Hamburg Cock and Pair of Hens— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 640 1 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen. 641 2 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen. 642 3 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. 643 4 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. .SEC. 10.—Golden-pencilled Hamburg Cock and Pair of Hens— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 644 1 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. 645 2 Charles Ljmott, St. Kilda, one pen. SEC. 11.—Silver-spangled Hamburg Cock and Pair of Hens—- First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 646 » 1 J. Moore, Brighton, one pen. POULTRY, &C. 47

647 2 J. Moore, Brighton, one pen. 648 3 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen. 649 4 G. Wrigley, Brighton, one pen. 650 5 G. Wrigley, Brighton, one pen.

SEC. 12.—Silver-pencilled Hamburg Cock and, Pair of Hens— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 651 1 J. Moore, Brighton, one pen. 652 2 J. Moore, Brighton, one pen.

SEC. 13.-—Wldte-crested Polish Cock and Pair of Hens—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 653 1 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen. 654 2 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. 655 3 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. 656 4 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. 657 5 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen.

SEC. 14.—Polish Cock and Pair of Hens (any other variety)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 658 1 A. Brown, Hotham, one pen 659 2 James Pirrie, Collingvood, one pen.

SEC. 15,—Game Bantam Cock ancl Pair of Hens—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 660 1 Frederick Parker, South Yarra, one pen, duckwings. 661 2 James Duncan, 68 Elizabeth-street, one pen, black red 662 3 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, one pen. 663 4 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen, black red. 664 5 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen, black red.

SEC. 16.—Bantam Cock and Pair of Hens (any other variety)— First Prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 665 1 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, one pen, golden laced. 666 2 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, one pen, golden laced. 667 3 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen, duckwings.

SEC. 17.—Turkeys (Cock and Pair of Hens)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 668 1 Robert Wallan, Weinberg-roacl, Hawthorn, one pen, white. ' 669 2 G. Wrigley, Brighton, one pen. 670 3 G. Wrigley, Brighton, one pen.

A Champion prize of £4 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture) will be awarded for the best Turkey Cock and pair of Hens. 48 POULTRY, ifcC, AND DOGS.

SEC. 18.— Guinea Fotvl (Cock and Pair of Hens)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. No Entry.

SEC. 19.—Gander and Pair of Geese—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 671 1 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, one pen Toulouse. 672 2 Jno. Dewar, Tullamarine, one pen. 673 3 J. Moore, Brighton, one pen. 674 4 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, one pen. A Champion prize of £4 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture) will be awarded for the best Gander and pair of Geese.

SEC. 20.—Drake and Pear of Duclts (Aylesbury or Rouen)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 675 1 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, one pen Aylesbury. 676 2 Robert Wallen, Hawthorn, one pen Aylesbury.

SEC. 21.—Drake and Pair of Ducks (Common)—First prize, sdver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 677 1 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, one pen.

SEC. 22.—Drake and Pair of Ducks (Muscovy)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. No Entry. A Champion prize of £4 (the gift of the Department of Agri- culture) wid be awarded for the best Drake and pair of Ducks.

EXTRA POULTRY, CLASS Q. 678 1 James Duncan, Elizabeth-street, black red game Cock. 679 2 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, Duck with 3 legs. 680 3 E. D. Dyer, South Yarra, 1 pen La Fleche Fowls. 681 4 E. D. Dyer, South Yarra, 1 pen Creve Coeur Fowls.

CLASS R.

DOGS. SPORTING CLASS. SEC. 1.—Greyhound Dog (aged)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 682 1 A. P. Rudd, Ascot Vale, yellow and white dog, " Inver- niven;" s. Cauld Kail, d. Dewy Mom. 49

683 2 W. J. Clarke, Glenara, Bulla, " Pre'fet," black with white spots (imported) ; s. Master M'Grath, d. Royal Seal. Master M'Grath won the Waterloo Cup in 1868. 1869, and 1871. Eoyal Seal ran second to Lobelia, for Waterloo Cup, in 1S67. 684 3 Brannigan Bros., Bulla, black dog, " Claverhouse;" by Cauld Kail, d. Cora. 685 4 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, lemon and white dog " Bread- albane," 5 years ; s. Patent, d. Bonnie Lassie, s. of d. Beacon. The imported stud greyhound Breadalbane, own brother to Marionette, by Patent; Bonnie Lassie, by Beacon, sire of Bee Hunter, Aline, Patentee, Eddy,'&c., Breadalbane, by Patent out of Bonnie Lassie ; Bonnie Lassie by Beacon out of Bonnie Lass ; Beacon by_Blue Light out of Frolic ; Bonnie Lass by Mathematics out of Beauty ; Blue Light by Monsoon out of Stare ; Frolic by Waterloo out of Clarinda ; Mathematics by Juggler out of V'te of Thinks ; Beauty by Figaro out of Countess ; -Patent by David out of Lady Clara ; David by Motley out of Wanton ; Lady Clara by Mansoor out of Bess ; Motley by Sam out of Tollwife ; Wanton by Senate out of Coquette; Mansoor by Egypt out of Mocking Bird ; Bess by Wrestler out of Einglet. REMARKS.—Breadalbane is a rich lemon and 'white dog, of immense power and great beauty, with bright full eyes, deep chest, broad deep shoulders, long back, and ribs well arched. Height 281 inches ; and weight about 66 lbs. 686 5 J. .W. Fleming; Brunswick, fawn and white dog, "Fan Tan," whelped 11th May, 1873; s. Bengal Light d. Flirt. 8 ' 687 6 Jonathan Brown, Racecourse, white and fawn dog, "Gari- baldi," 20 months ; s. Invernevin, d. Invermay.' 688 7 W. H. Dunstan, Coburg, red dog, " Nimrod" whelned 29th March, 1873. . 689 8 Thos. Haydon, Bank-place, " Protector," black ; s. Patent, d. Restless Belle. 690 9 T. Haydon, Bank-place, fawn dog, " Pell Mell;" s. Cauld Kail, d. Meg. 691 10 T. Haydon, Bank-place, black and white dog, " Digby Grand ;" s. Cock Robin, d. Katherine Wheel. -692 11 Stratford Strettle, Melbourne, black and' white dog, " Anacrone ;" s. Master M'Grath, d. Variety. 693 12 T. Tucker, Carlton, black and white dog, " Spot." 694 13 John Wagner, St. Kilda, blue dog, " Cromlick." 695 14 W. H. Rocke, Heidelberg, fawn dog, "Warfare;" s. Tempest,- d. Dividend. 696 15 C. E. Clarke, South Yarra, red dog, "Boxer," two years; s. Loyalla (imported), d. Bessy Bedlam, s. of d. King Death. 697 16 W. K. Thomson, Elsternwick, fawn clog, " Deerfoot;" s. Cumloden, d. Lais, s. of d. Cauld Kail. 698 17 Samuel Renwick, Caulfield, red dog, " Red Rover;" s. Fusileer, d. Black Bess, s. of d. Dryfeholme. 699 19 William M'Culloch, La Rose, white and fawn doo- " Mickie Free," s. Cumloden, d. Lais. G 50 DOGS.

700 20 George Plant, Northcote, red dog, " Comet;" s. Boxer, d. Fly. 701 21 George Plant, Northcote, white and black dog, " Voltaire ;" s. Bluegown, d. Fly. 702 22 Mars Buckley, Toorak, black dog, "Lightfoot;" s. Pell Mell, d. Lucretia. 703 23 W. H. Fagan, Melbourne, red and white dog, " Tann- hauser," whelped 2nd August, 1872; s. Nut Lad, d. Animosity. 704 24 W. H. Fagan, Melbourne, red dog, "Lucknow" (imported), aged ; s. Retribution, d. Devotee. 705 25 William Pitt, Melbourne, white and brinclle dog, "La- vender Water." SEC. 2.—Greyhound Slut (aged)—First -prize, silver medal second ditto, honorary certificate. 706 1 C. H. Mende, Russell-street, brinclle and white slut "Flirt," whelped 24th January, 1873; s. Bagot's Spring, d. White Fly. 707 2 A. P. Rudd, Ascot Vale, white and fawn " Invermay," aged (imported) ; s. Duncan Gray, d. Croton Oil. 708 3 S. Waldock, Flemington, white and fawn slut " Cash," 20 months ; s. Invernevin, d. Invermay. 709 4 R. Dawbin, Preston, fawn, " Magic," 2 years; s. Patentee, d. Marvel. 710 5 J. D. L. Morton, South Yarra, fawn, " Modesty;" s. Prince, d. Venus. 711 6 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, fawn, " Miss Heller," s. Seaman, d. Fly. 712 7 Wm. Rodier, Collingwood, black, " Miss Willis ;" s. Spot, d. Fleece 713 8 John Wagner, St. Kilda, white slut " Happy Lass," 3 years. 714 9 W. H. Rocke, Heidelberg, black and white slut (imported) " Margery Daw;" s. Cheerful, d. See Saw. 715 10 W. H. "Rocke, Heidelberg, black slut (imported) " Reullera ;" s. Master M'Grath, d. Restless Belle. 716 11 S. Ren wick, Caulfield, black and white slut " Maid o' Kirtle;" s. Kirtleton, d. Maid of Lochar, s. of d. Wallasey Tom. 717 12 S. Renwick, Caulfield, black slut " Wick ;" s. Lord Byron, cl. Agnes. 718 13 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, fawn slut " Laiss. Cauld Kail, d. Bonnie Jean, a of d. Cardinal York. 719 14 Wm.M'Culloch, La Rose,white and black "May Queen;" s. Rioter, d. Sue. 720 15 W. Somner, Emerald Hill, black slut "Swift;" s. Sar- acen, d. Tenterden Chimes. DOGS. 51

721 16 Wm. Pitt, Melbourne, lolack slut " D.O." 722 17 A. M'Harg, Carlton, black slut "Cutty Sark," 22 months; s. Why Not, d. Edith.

SEC. 3.—Greyhound Dog Pup {whelped after 1st July, 1873)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 723 1 E. Gatenby, Bank Place, " Grandee," red, whelped 29th August, 1873 ; s. Stonehenge, d. Peeress. 724 2 L.Nolan, Brunswick, black and white dog "Harry," whelped 22nd October, 1873 ; s. Baby, d. Shoo Fly, s. of d. Spring. 725 3 T. H. Lempriere, St. Kilda, white dog " Larrikin," whelped 20th September, 1873; s.Young King, d. Hecate, s. of d. Black Hawk. 726 4 James Greene, Essendon, fawn dog " Ben," whelped 19tb July, 1873; s. Saxby, cl. Snip, s. of d. Black Hawk. 727 5 Robert Nicholls, Emerald Hill, fawn and white dog " Spanker," whelped June, 1873 ; s. Sebra, d. Fleeta. 728 6 George Plant, Northcote, fawn clog " Pharisee," whelped 7th September, 1873; s. Jonadab, d. Rachel.

SEC. 4.—GreyhoundI Slut Pup {whelped, after 1st July, 1873)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 729 1 Thos. Haydon, Bank Place, fawn and white slut " Hit or^ - Miss," whelped 12th August, 1873 ; s. Iron Gun, d. Collegian's Pride. 730 2 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, fawn slut "Fair Helen," whelped 11th July, 1873; s. Pell Mell, cl. Batt's Fly. 731 3 L. Nolan, Brunswick, black and white slut "Duchess," whelped 22nd October, 1873; s. Baby, cl. Shoo Fly, s. of cl. Spring. 732 4 A. M'Kinlay, Punch Office, black and white slut " Prin- cess," whelped 21st October, 1873; s. Baby, cl. Floss, by Boker. 733 5 W. H. Rocke, Heidelberg, black slut " Rattler," whelped 6th August, 1873 ; s. Tiger, cl. Margery Daw. 734 6 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, blue slut " Proserpine," whelped 1st January, 1874; s. Master Briton, d. Jessie. 735 7 T. H. Lempriere, St. Kilda, white slut "Leila," whelped 20th September, 1873 ; s. Young King, cl. Hecate, s. of cl. Young Hawk. 736 8 T. H. Lempriere, St. Kilda, black slut " Lady Bird;" same as 7. 737 9 T. H. Lempriere, St. Kilda, black slut " Hecate," whelped 20th September, 1873 ; s. Young King, cl. Hecate, s. of d. Black Hawk. o 2 52 DOGS.

738 10 Robert Nicholls, Emerald Hill, fawn slut "Venus,'" whelped July, 1873 ; s. Cadger, d. Fly. 739 11 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, black and white, "Meg's Daughter;" s. Cumloden, d. Meg Merrilees, s. of d. Mazeppa. 740 12 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, black slut "Midnight;" s. Cumloden, d. Vanish, s. of d. Cauld Kail. 741 13 Mars Buckley, Toorak, "Lurline," white and black; s. Wizard, d. Lady of Lyons. 742 14 James El worthy, Sandridge, brindle and white slut "Eulalie," whelped 20th July, 1873; s. Adam, d. Gaylass, s. of d. Don. 743 15 Ritchie Bros., Gowrie Park, black and white slut; pedi- gree same as 12. 744 16 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, red slut, 9 months; s. Luck- now, d. Venus. 745 17 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, red slut, 9 months; s. Luck- now, d. Venus.

SEC. 5.—Fox Terrier Dog or Slut.— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 746 1 Thomas Armstrong, Carlton, white dog " Dandy," 3 years. 747 2 Thomas Armstrong, Carlton, white slut " Peg," 3 years. 748 3 Wm. Armstrong, Carlton, white clog "Pincher," 10 months. 749 4 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park on Loddon, white slut " Vick." 750 5 Robert Mills, Collingwood, white slut "Miss," 9 months. 751 6 S. Bloor, Emerald Hill, white, "Dick," 2 years.

SEC. 6.—Pointer Dog or Slut.—First prize, silver medal; second cbtto, honorary certificate. 752 1 Samuel Amess, William-street, lemon and white dog (bred by Mrs. Arkwright, Sutton Hall, Derbyshire) "Pel- ham," 2 years. 753 2 David Mailer, Melbourne, liver and white dog " Bang," 2 J years. 754 3 D. McGregor, Coburg, liver dog "Don," 4 years. 755 4 W. Edmonds, Carlton, liver and white dog " Sancho," 3 years. 756 5 W. Edmonds, Carlton, lemon and white dog "Don," 10 months. 757 6 W. Edmonds, Carlton, lemon and white dog " Shot," 10 months. 758 7 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, liver slut "Juno," 15 months. 759 8 Alfred Anderson, Geelong, liver and white dog, " Leo," 21 months. DOGS. 53 760 9 R. Nicholls, Emerald Hill, lemon and white dog " Nick," 10 months. 761 10 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, liver and white slut "Nelly," 18 months. SEC. 7.—Retriever Dog or Slut.—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 762 1 John George Smith, North Fitzroy, red, "Rover," 12 months. 763 2 John Kiddle, Elstemwick, brown, " Nep," 20 months. 764 3 Albert Cramer, Melbourne, Russian retriever, black, " Beauty," 2 years. 765 4 C. and J. Degraves, Coliban Park, Elphinstone, Russian, brown, "Roger," 12 months. 766 5 Arthur Mills, Fitzroy, black dog " Darkie," 4 years. 767 6 J. E. Ellis, Melbourne, liver dog " Duck" (imported). 768 7 F. Girwood, Collingwood, liver slut " Duck," 18 months. 769 8 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, liver dog " Bozen," 5 years. 770 9 Herbert Power, Toorak, black dog "Dash," 18 months (imported). 771 10 Herbert Power, Toorak, black slut " Bess," 18 months (imported). 772 11 Mrs. H. Dowie, Richmond, liver clog " Dash," 3 years 9 months, s. and d. imported. 773 12 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, black dog "Rover," 18 months. 774 13 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, liver slut " Dot." SEC. 8 —Setter Dog ov Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 775 1 Alfred May, Argus office, black and tan dog " Rappo," 1 year, by Mr. Haddon's Bruce, d. Romp. 776 2 L. C. Mackinnon, Argus office, black and tan dog "Pouts," by Mr. Haddon's Bruce, d. Romp. 777 3 L. H. Barndt, St. Kilda, red, " Caesar," 1 year. 778 4 W. G. King, St. Kilda, red dog " Bang," 10 months; s. Tramp, d. Jim. 779 5 J. C. Kelly, St. Kilda, red and white dog " Grouse," 10 months. 780 6 Joseph George, Brunswick, yellow and white slut "Floss," 7 years. 781 7 Joseph George, Brunswick, yellow and white slut " Countess," 2 years. 782 8 Joseph George, Brunswick, yellow and white dog " Baron," 2 years. " Floss" was bred by the Hon. T. J. Sumner, of Stony Park, by " Saneho," imported, her dam coming from the kennel of His Honour Judge Bindon ; was .awarded first prize, at the Society's Show of 1872. Is now in pup to " Rap," the property of John De Pass, Esq., and winner of the Apollo Hall Dog Show of 1871. " Countess," full sister to " Baron"—See pedigree, No. —, and No. — ; was awarded third prize at the Society's Show of 1873. " Baron" is out of " Floss," by " Rap ;" see pedigree, No. —, 54 DOGS.

783 9 James Cattlin, Runnymede, red and white dog, 2 years,. from imported slut. 7S4 10 James Cattlin, Runnymede, red and white dog, 2 years from imported slut. SEC. 9.—Spaniel Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 785 1 R. Elworthy, St. Kilda, slut " Cloe," 3 years. 7S6 2 R. Elworthy, St. Kilda, clog " Bruno," under 12 months. 787 3 A. Page, Packenham, slut " Lill," 4 years. 788 4 A. B. Skeene, St. Kilda, dog " Fop," 2J years. 78!) 5 David H. Hill, Kew, black, " Sancho, years. 790 6 Ben. Hosking, 153 Little Bourke-street east, brown and white clog " Warrior," 4\ years. 791 7 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, liver and white clog " Curly," 3 years. ' 792 8 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, black and tan dog, 13 months. 793 9 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, black and tan clog, 13 months. 794 10 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, black and tan dog, 13 months. 795 11 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, liver and white clog, 13 months. 79G 12 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, liver and white slut, 13 months, 797 13 H. Zumstein, Melbourne, black dog "Neptune," 2 years,

NON-SPORTING CLASS. SEC. 10.—Mastiff Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 798 1 S. Miller, Argus Hotel, grey dog "Leo," 3 years. 799 2 Morris Taylor, Melbourne, fawn clog " Lion," 2£ years. 800 3 Master L. 'L. Smith, Melbourne, fawn, " Lion," 2 years. 801 4 Captain Thomas Price, Melbourne, fawn, " Countess," 9 months. 802 5 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, " Duke.'* 803 G H. J. Southwell, Essendon, " Lyon." 804 7 H. J. Southwell, Essendon. pup, 4 months; s. Duke, d. Countess. 805 8 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, pup, 4 months; s. Duke, d. Countess. SEC. 11.—Newfoundland or St. Bernard' Dog or Slut.—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 806 1 James Hershell, Emerald Hill, " Nelson," 2£ years. 807 2 Thomas J. Gurney, Gurney's Hotel, black dog " Balloon,'" 18 months; s. Leo, d. Lai, s. of d. Hector. DOGS. 55

809 3 John Roberts, Fitzroy, black and white slut " Flora," 3 years. 810 4 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, black dog " Bozen," 2 years and 3 months.

SEC. 12.—Dalmatian Dog or Slid—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 811 1 Alexander Stevenson, 181 King-street, slut "Empress." 812 2 T. D. Cazzier, Fitzroy, dog " Prince," 6 years. 813 3 T. D. Cazzier, Fitzroy, slut " Rose," 9 years. 814 4 T. D. Cazzier, Fitzroy, slut " Spot," 2 years. 815 5 Thomas Finch, Melbourne, clog "Comet," 9 months. 816 6 Thomas Finch, Melbourne, slut " Venice," 9 months.

SEC. 13.—Sheep or Cattle Dog or Slat—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 817 1 J. M'Phail, Essendon, black and tan, " Rattler," aged. 818 2 C. W. Hughes, Barkly-street, St. Kilda, black and tan slut "Fancy," 15 months, bred from imported stock. 819 3 John Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, black and white, " Laddie," 2 years. 820 4 G. H. Elson, Cumberland, black and tan dog " Tweed," 2 years and 6 months. 821 5 R. Oliver, Coliban Park, black and tan dog "Duncan," 18 months. 822 6 R. Oliver, Coliban Park,black and tan slut "Fan," aged. 823 7 John Stephenson, Flemington, black, tan and white slut " Moss," 3 years. 824 8 Frank Mortison, Flemington, black and tan dog " Laddie." 825 9 William King, Violet Town, black and grey dog " Buck," 6 years. 826 10 James Elworthy, Sandridge, brindle dog " Laddie," 4 years; s. Laddie. SEC. 14.—Bloodhound Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. No entry. •SEC. 15.—Ball Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate.. 827 1 T. A. F. Leithe, Emerald Hill, " Crocus," 5 years and 7 months. 828 2 T. A. F. Leithe, Emerald Hill, "The Begum," 1 year. 829 3 J. R, Walker, Prospect Farm, Bundoora, " Black Bully," aged. 830 4 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, red slut " Rose." .831 5 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, white and red spots, " Sally." 56 DOGS.

SEC. 16.—Bull Terrier Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate.

832 1 G. H. EUson, Cumberland, slut "Rose," 10 months. 833 2 Thomas J. Gurney, Gurney's Hotel, Melbourne, brown dog " Rock," 4 years, imported. 834 3 Thomas J. Gurney, Gurney's Hotel, Melbourne, white dog " Nelson," 15 months; s. Rock, d. Gip. 835 4 Edward Moxham, Williamstown, dog " Charlie," 3 years. 836 5 William Macey, Fitzroy, brown dog "Jack," 19 months. 837 6 William Macey, Fitzroy, brown slut "Flora," 16 months. 838 7 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, dog " Shark." 839 8 Richard Murphy, St. Kilda, spotted brown and white dog " Crib," 9 months. 840 9 Richard Murphy, St. Kilda, blue pall slut " Topsy." 841 10 William Sneddon, Fizroy, brindle dog " Tiger," 2 years. 842 11 M. T. Clements, Hotharn, light brindle bitch "Judy," 2 years. 843 12 M. T. Clements, Hotham, dark brindle bitch " Daisy," 3 years. 844 13 E. G. Webberley, Carlton, white slut "Snow," 8 months. 845 14 Richard Preston, Carlton, white with black markings dog " Crib," 2 years 6 months. 846 15 Thomas James Gurney, Gurney's Hotel, Melbourne, white with black markings dog " King of the Ring," aged. 847 16 M. Swall, Smith-street, Fitzroy, white with spots dog, 2 years. 848 17 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, white dog "Jack," 15 months.

SEC. 17.—Terrier Dog or Shit (English)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 849 1 Miss F. Parker, South Yarra, slut " Nita," 18 months. 850 2 Thomas O'Connor, Melbourne, dog " Billy," 4 years, under 9 lbs. 851 3 Thomas O'Connor, Melbourne, slut " Dora," 2 years, under 7 lbs. 852 4 M. Brosnen, Collingwood, slut " Lady," 2 years, under 7 lbs. 853 5 Simon Newcombe, Williamstown, black and tan dog "Jack," 18 months. 854 6 Simon Newcombe, Williamstown, black and tan slut " Fanny," 3 years. 855 7 John Newcombe, Williamstown, black and tan dog " Dick," 18 months. 856 8 A. W. Atkinson, Emerald Hill, slut " Lottie," 12 months. DOGS. 57

SEC. IS.—Terrier Dog or Slut (Skye)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. r 857 1 Thomas Harris, Sandridge, slut " Gip," 2 years. SEC. 19.—Terrier Dog or Slut (Dandle Dinmont)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 858 1 Master John Thomson, Elsternwick, slut "Venom-" s. Dirk. 859 2 Samuel Renwick, Caulfield, dog " Lion." 860 3 Samuel Renwick, Caulfield, dog " Dark." 861 4 George Howe, Bundoora, blue slut " Wasp," 5 years 862 5 W. Somner, Emerald Hill, dog " Bob," 3 years. 863 6 T. Purvis, Emerald Hill, dog " Pepper," 3 years 864 7 James Paton, Emerald Hill, dog " Dick," 3 years. SEC. 20.—Terrier Dog or Slut (broken hair)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 865 1 J. Jardin, Emerald Hill, fawn dog " Nip." 866 2 Arthur Mills, Fitzroy, grey and tan slut " Nelhe," 3 years. 867 3 C. A. Atkin, Hotham, white slut " Nettle." 868 4 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, white slut " Rosey," 15 months. SEC. 21 .—Terrier Dog or Slut (toy).—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 869 1 J. W. Fleming, Park-street, Brunswick, "Topsy"and pup aged. 870 2 W. H. Lock, Fitzroy, sandy slut " Minnie," 17 years • s. Tiny, d. Popsey. f ™ 3 ™ N' Turner' Melbourne, dog " Neptune," 18 months. 872 4 Thos. Connor, Melbourne, black and tan slut " Fairy," 16 months ; under 4 lbs. ' H'j 5 T- Kelly, Collingwood, black and tan slut "Topsy" 874 6 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, black and tan slut "Gipsy" 15 months. ' SEC. 22—Spaniel Dog or Shot (King Charles or Blenheim)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. No entry. SEC. 23.—Poodle Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 875 1 Ernest Edward Saucey, Armidale, South Yarra, "Topsy " 2 years. 876 2 Stewart Wallen, Hawthorn, slut " May," 3 years -877 3 Mrs. Brown, St. Kilda, slut. ' 58 DOGS.

SEC. 24 — Italian Greyhound Dog or Shot.—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 878 1 Thomas Grant, Church-street, Hawthorn, fawn dog " Prince," 4 years. 879 2 G. A. Keartland, Collingwood, slut " Fairy," 2 years. 880 3 R. Edwards, Sandhurst, 18 months. 881 4 J. Odgers, Fitzroy, fawn slut " Minnie ;" s. Spring. 882 5 J. Odgers, Fitzroy, fawn dog-pup " Spider ;" d. Minnie, s. Toby. 883 G T. Ryan, Fitzroy, fawn dog-pup " Glencoe s. Azof, d. Flo. SEC. 25.—Pug Dog or Slut.—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 884 1 W. H. Rocke, Heidelberg, fawn dog "Punch," 15 months, imported. 885 2 W. H. Roclie, Heidelberg, fawn slut "Judy," 15 months, imported. 886 3 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, fawn slut " Lottie."

EXTRA CLASS R. 887 1 T. A. F. Leithe, Emerald Hill, " Lavinia," cross between bull dog and Italian greyhound, 2 years and 4 months. 889 2 Charles Buck, Greensborough, " Spring," fawn, 3 years. 890 3 Charles. Buck, Greensborough, " Nimble," fawn, 2 years. 891 4 J. W. Fleming, Park-street, Brunswick, litter of grey- hound pups ; s. Breadalbane, d. Nora, s. of d. King- South. 892 6 A. Pritchard, Collingwood, Russian dog " Czar," black and white. 893 7 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, white and brindle dog " Cock Robin;" s. King Death, d. Chloe, s. of d. Judge. 894 8 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, "Royal Water," red dog; s. Cauld Kail, d. Rose Water, s. of d. Kingwater. 895 9 George Plant, Northcote, " English Fox."

SPECIAL REGULATIONS. 1. All Dogs must have chains and collars without names, attached, to enable them to be taken out if required. 2. Any dog wearing a collar with his owner's name thereon will be disqualified from receiving a prize. 3. Exhibitors will, on personal application to one of the Stewards, be permitted to loose their dogs for exercise for a short time each day—in the morning, prior to the opening, and in the evening, after the closing of the Exhibition ; but they will on no account be permitted to remove the same from the Yards without a written order. 4. Dogs considered bj' the Stewards unfit for exhibition, either from disease, vice, or other causes, will not be received ; or removed, if found necessary. 6. Dogs to be in the Yards on Monday by 9 o'clock a.m. 6. The Dogs will be paraded in a ring when being judged, and at such hours as the Stewards may appoint. 7. The Society will engage a thorough practical man to take charge of the Dogs. MACHINERY. 59

CLASS S.

MACHINERY. SEC. 1.—Best Portable Steam Engine, for Farm 'purposes—First prize, Department's, £10; second ditto, £5; third ditto, honorary certificate. 890 1 Wm. Sbuttleworth, Queen-street, one—a 10 hp. Portable Steam Engine, by Clayton and Sliuttleworth, fitted with steam-jacketed cylinder, feed water heating appa- ratus, variable expansion gear for regulating the power according to the work to be performed, and mounted on wrought-iron travelling wheels. 897 2 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, 8 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, with extra enlarged fire box and fire door, with iron brackets, and strap from same to cylinder, and all recent improvements by Clayton and Shuttle- worth, No. 13239. 898 3 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, 8 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, with extra enlarged fire box and fire door, and reversing gear, and all recent improvements by Clayton and Sliuttleworth, No. 10219. 899 4 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Marshall and Sons' patent Portable Steam Engine, 7 h.p., with patent expansion gear, extra finished, with enlarged fire box for wood, and wrought-iron travelling wheels. 900 5 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Marshall and Sons' 8 h.p. patent Portable Steam Engine, with 9£-in. cylinder, extra finished enlarged fire box, and wrought- iron wheels. 901 6 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Marshall and Sons' 8 h.p. patent Portable Steam Engine, with 9|-in. cylinder, extra finished enlarged fire box, and wrought- iron wheels. 902 7 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Clayton and Sliut- tleworth s 8 h.p. patent Portable Steam Engine, with all the recent improvements, enlarged fire box, and wrought-iron travelling wheels. 903 8 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Tuxford and Sons' 3 h.p. Portable Steam Engine. 904 9 David Munro and Co., 154 Queen-st., Improved Portable Steam Engine, 8 h.p., with steam-jacketed cylinder, 9^-in. diameter, stroke 12-in., speed 125 revolutions per minute, fitted with patent variable expansion gear, continuous feed pump, having patent stop cock and relieving valve, together with exhaust water heater, steam blast jet, enlarged fire box for burning wood, mounted on 4 wrought-iron wheels, supplied with all requisites, specially adapted for farm purposes,.manu- factured by Marshall, Sons and Co. 60 MACHINERY.

905 10 David Munro and Co., 154 Queen-st., 10 h.p. Double Cylinder Portable Steam Engine, fitted with all requisites complete, manufactured by Robey and Co. 906 11 A. G. Corbett and Son, 15 Queen-st., 8 h.p. Improved Portable Steam Engine, having steam-jacketed cylinder 8i-in. diameter, 12-in. stroke, crank shaft, 3-in. diameter, fitted with wrought-iron brackets, patent variable expansion gear, feed water-heater, steam blast pipe, enlarged fire box for burning wood, mounted on four wrought-iron wheels, adapted for all the requirements of a farm, made by Marshall and Sons to the order of exhibitors. 907 12 A. G. Corbett and Son, Queen-street, 8 h.p. Improved Patent Portable Steam Engine with self-acting gover- nor, exj)ansion gear, having steam-jacketed cylinder, enlarged fire box, and other recent improvements, manufactured by Robey and Co., to the order of the exhibitors. 908 13 A. G. Corbett and Son, Queen-street, 9 h.p. Improved Portable Steam Engine, with steam-jacketed cylinders, 9|-in, diameter, extra large fire-box for burning wood, highly finished and mounted on wrought iron travel- ling wheels, made by Ruston, Proctor and Co., to the express order of the exhibitors. 909 14 A. G. Corbett and Son, Queen-street, 9 h.p. Improved Portable Steam Engine, with two steam-jacketed cylinders, each 7-in. diameter, 12-in. stroke, fitted with patent variable expansion apparatus, feed, water, heated steam jet, wrought-iron brackets, stays, &c., extiu large fire box for burning wood, highly finished and mounted on wrought-iron travelling wheels, made by Marshall, Sons and Co., to the express order of the exhibitors. 910 15 James M'Ewan and Co., Elizabeth-street, Robey's 8 h.p. Engine. 911 16 James M'Ewan and Co., Elizabeth-street, Robey's 8 h.p. Engine.

•SEC. 2.—Best Portable Steam Threshing Machine—First prize, Department's, £10 ; second ditto, £5 ; third ditto, honorary certificate.

912 1 W. Shuttleworth, Queen-street, Portable Combined Double Blast Threshing, Shaking, Winnowing, Ele- vating, and Finishing Machine (Class B), with straw- elevators attached, by Clayton and Shuttleworth. MACHINERY. 61

913 2 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, A3 Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, with patent drum 5 ft. wide, improved malleable iron concave, Penney and Co.'s patent corn separator, treble blast, and all the latest improvements. 914 3 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, B3 Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, with 5-ft. drum, and patent blast, elevator, fitted with Penney and Co.'s patent corn separator, treble blast, and all latest improve- ments. 915 4 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Steam Threshing, Riddling, and Complete Finishing Machine, with 5-ft. patent drum, improved concave, adjustable screen, treble blast, and enlarged riddles. 916 5 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street—Description same as No. 4. 917 6 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Ransome and Sims' Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, 5-ft. drum, treble blast, and adjustable screen. 918 7 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Ransome and Sims' Threshing and Finishing Machine,4-ft. 6-in. drum. The above machines of Robinson and Co.'s fitted with straw elevators. 919 9 David Munro and Co., 154 Queen-street, Steam Thresh- ing, Finishing and Dressing Machine, with patent drum, 4 feet 6 inches wide, patent beaters. Hornsby's new and improved Corn Screen, treble blast, improved riddles, fitted With drum guard, and other recent im- provements, mounted on four wheels, having straw- elevators attached, manufactured by Ransome, Sims and Head. 920 10 David Munro and Co., 154 Queen-street, Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, 54-inch drum, fitted complete,, with straw-elevators, by Ransome, Sims and Head. 921 11 A. G. Corbett and Son, Queen-street, A3 Steam Thresh- ing and Dressing Machine, with patent drum, 60 inches wide, treble blast, improved and enlarged riddles, improved puddler, Hornsby's screen, mounted on wrought-iron travelling wheels, with patent brake and many other improvements, made by Ransome and Sims to the express order of the Exhibitors, A. G. Coi'bett and Son—prize straw-elevators, with endless belt attached. 922 12 A. G. Corbett and Son, A3 Steam Threshing and Dress- ing Machine, precisely similar to the above. 923 13 A. G. Corbett and Son, A3 Steam Threshing and Dress- ing Machine, precisely similar to the above. 62 MACHINERY.

924 14 A. G. Corbett and Son, A3 Steam Threshing and Dress- ing Machine, similar to the above, but fitted with Penny's Patent Screen. Prize straw-elevators attached to all C'orbett's machines. SEC. 3. Best Reaping Machine—First prize, Department's, £15; second ditto, £5 ; third ditto, honorary certificate. 925 1 Hutcheson and Walker, Kyneton, 1 single speed, 4-wheel. 926 2 Hutcheson and Walker, Kyneton, 1 double do, 4-wheel. 927 3 Martin and M'Glashan, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, double-speed Reaper and Mower, with patent sheaf board. 928 4 Martin and M'Glashan, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, single-speed Reaper and Mower, with patent sheaf board. 929 5 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, 2-wheel Reaper. 930 C H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, 4-wheel Reaper. 931 7 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, 4-wheel Reaper, fitted with two speeds. 932 8 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, four- wheel Reaper and Mower, two speeds, and mowing shoe. 933 9 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, four- wheel Reaper and Mower, 2 speeds. 934 10 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, four- wlieel Reaper and Mower, single speed. 935 11 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, two- wheel Reaper, Bodington's patent. 936 12 Swan and Co., 62 Elizabeth-street, double-speed Reaping and Mowing Machine. 937 13 Swan and Co., 62 Elizabeth-street, single-speed Reaping and Mowing Machine. 938 14 Swan and Co., 62 Elizabeth-street, self-raking Reaping and Mowing Machine. 939 15 Wilding and Co., Elizabeth-street, Patent Eccentric Crank direct motion Reaping Machine. 940 16 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, 4-wheel double- speed Reaping and Mowing Machine. 941 17 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, 4-wheel Single Reaping and Mowing Machine. 942 18 T. Robinson and Co., ElizabethrStreet, Light Iron Frame Tip-platforn(i Reaper. 943 1.9 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Light side-com- bined Mowing Machine. 944 20 Joseph Nicholson, Bouverie-street, Carlton, Patent Double-speed Reaper. 945 21 Joseph Nicholson, Bouverie-street,Carlton,Patent Double- speed Reaper. MACHINERY. 63

946 22 Joseph Nicholson, Bouverie-street,Carlton,Patent Double- speed Reaper. 947 23 Joseph Nicholson, Bouverie-street, Carlton, Improved Patent Reaper. 948 24 Joseph Nicholson, Bouverie-street, Carlton, Improved Patent Reaper. 949 25 Joseph Nicholson, Bouverie-street, Carlton, Self-acting side-delivery and back-delivery Reaper. 950 26 Joseph Nicholson, Bouverie-street, Carlton, Self-acting side-delivery and back-delivery Reaper. SEC. 4.—Best Mowing Machine—First Prize, Department's, £5 ; second ditto, £2 10s.; third ditto, honorary certificate. 951 1 James Musgrove, Oaklands Junction, one Machine. 952 2 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, one Machine. 953 3 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, one Machine. 954 4 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, one Machine, on the Buckey principle, with steel fingers. 955 5 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, one Machine. 956 6 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, one Iron Frame. 957 7 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, one Iron Frame, with fly, American. 958 8 Joseph Nicholson, Bouverig^'^t,. Carlton, one Machine. 959 9 Joseph Nicholson, Bouvert^stree^p^rlton, one Machine. SEC. 5.—Best Horse Threskiny I in motion)— First prize, Department's l€5 ^set#nc?\ Thresher and Cleaner. \ A \ \ % \ >\ 961 2 T. Robinson and Co., pibrse Thresher and Cleaner, to be drive^O^^To. % eijgjhe. 962 3 T. Robinson and Co., Elizab^h>te^27horse Thresher and Cleaner. SEC 6.—Best Cha ff Cutter (liorse or steam power)—First prize, £2- second-ditto, £1. 963 1 John Buncle, Parkside Works, one. 964 2 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, horse or steam. 965 3 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, horse or steam. 966 4 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, hand-power. 967 5 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, 3-knife Chaff Cutter, three lengths, by Bentall. SEC. 7.—Best Winnoiving Machine—First prize, £2; second ditto, £1. 968 1 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one with spike roller, revolving drake screen. 969 2 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one with spike roller and long drake screen. 970 3 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one revolving cylinder. 64 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

971 4 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, Penny and Co.'s patent adjustable rotary Corn Screen, with complete winnowing and dressing apparatus. 972 5 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Winnowing Machine, with enlarged riddles. 973 G T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Winnowing Machine, open spike roller. SEC. 8.—Best Grain Screen or Separator—First prize, £2 ; second ditto, £1. 974 1 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, one Penny's patent, with fan blast. 975 2 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, one Penny's patent, with fan blast, smaller size. 976 3 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, one Penny and Co.'s No. 1 patent, for corn separation. 977 4 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, one Penny and Co.'s No. lA patent, for corn separation. 978 5 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, one Penny and Co.'s No. 2 patent, for corn separation. gEC. 9.—Best Corn Crusher (horse or steam power)—First prize, £2. 979 1 John Buncle, Parkside Works, horse or steam. 980 2 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, horse or steam. 981 3 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, horse or steam. 982 4 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, hand. 983 5 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Corn Crusher, by Bentall. 984 6 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Corn Crusher, by Bentall. SEC. 10.—Best Sheep-washing Works, with jets and pumping apparatus complete (in motion)—First prize, £3. No Entry. NOTE.—Prizes in Sections Nos. 3 and 4 will be awarded, after a trial in the field, at such time and place as the Society may appoint. All machinery must be shown in motion.

CLASS T.

IMPLEMENTS. SEC. 1.—Best Single-furroiv W heel Plough—First Prize, Depart- ment's, £5 ; second ditto, £2. 985 1 D. B. Macaw, Araistrong-street, Ballarat, one. 986 2 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one single-wheel Plough 987 3 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one double-wheel Plough. 988 4 George Grant and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one single-wheel Plough. IMPLEMENTS. 65

989 5 George Grant and Co., Elizabetli-street, Melbourne, one double-wheel Plough. 990 6 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one single, two wheels, cast iron land-side. 991 7 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one single, two wheels, steel land-side and sole-plate. 992 8 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one smgle, two wheels, steel land-side and sole-plate. 993 9 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one single, with, three wheels, fitted with wrought and cast iron shares. 994 10 Swan & Co., Elizabeth-st., Melbourne, single-wheel Plough. 995 11 Swan & Co., Elizabeth-st., Melbourne, double-wheel Plough. 996 12 James Grant and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, double- wheel Plough. 997 13 James Grant and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, single- wheel Plough. 998 14 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, single- wheel Plough. SEC. 2.—Best Double-furrow Plough—First prize, Department's, £5 ; second ditto, £2. 999 1 D. B. Macaw, Armstrong-street, Ballarat, one. 1000 2 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one. 1001 3 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one. 1002 4 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one. 1003 5 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, one. 1004 6 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, Melbourne, one Fowler's patent, large 1005 7 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, Melbourne, one Fowler's patent, small. 1006 8 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, Melbourne, one Pirie's patent, large. 1007 9 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, Melbourne, one Pirie's patent, small. 1008 10 T. Robinson and Co., Queen-street, Melbourne, one, with patent T bodies. SEC. 3—Best Grubber and Scarifier (2 Horse)—First prize, £2; second ditto, £1. 1009 1 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, Grubber or Scarifier, two- horse. 1010 2 George Grant and Co., Elizabeth-street, Grubber or Scari- fier, two-horse. 1011 3 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Grubber or Scari- fier, two-horse. 1012 4 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, Grubber or Scarifier. 1013 5 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Grubber or Scarifier, pair-horse, 66 IMPLEMENTS.

SEC. 4.—Best Harrows for General Use—First prize, £2; second ditto, £1. 1014 1 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, one set screwed-in teeth. 1015 2 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, one set light 3-bill, driven- in teeth. 1016 3 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, one set heavy 4-bill, driven- in teeth. 1017 4 H.Lennon,Elizabeth-street,oneset wheel rotary Harrows. 1018 5 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, one sfet jointed-framed Har- rows, driven teeth. 1019 6 G. Grant and Co, Elizabeth-street, one set. 1020 7 T. Henderson and Co, Elizabeth-street, one set, with drawn tynes. 1021 8 Swan and Co,Elizabeth-st, one set bill-punched Harrows. 1022 .9 Swan and Co, Elizabeth-street, 3-billed punched Harrows 1023 10 Swan and Co., Elizabeth-street, 4 -billed screwed Harrows. 1024 11 James Grant and Co, Elizabeth-street, No. 2. 1025 12 James Grant and Co, Elizabeth-street, No. 3. SEC. 5.—Best Horse Hay Rake—First prize, £2 ; second ditto, £1. 1026 1 J. and B. West, Essendon, Horse and Hay Rake. 1027 2 J. and B. West, Essendon, Horse and Hay Rake. 1028 3 Hugh Lennon, Elizabeth-street, one. 1029 4 T. Robinson and Co, Elizabeth-street, one. SEC. 6.—Best Horse Waggon suitable for Farm purposes—First prize, £2; second ditto, .€1. 1030 1 George Grant and Co, Elizabeth-street, one. 1031 2 James Grant and Co, Elizabeth-street, one. SEC. 7.—Best Hay Cart—First prize, £2 • second ditto, £1. 1032 1 J. B. West, Essendon, Hay Cart 1033 2 George Parsons, Flemington Hill, one. 1034 3 George Parsons, Flemington Hill, one. 1035 4 Geo. Grant and Co, Elizabeth-street, one. 1036 5 Jas. Grant and Co, Elizabeth-street, one. SEC. 8.—Best Tip Cart (with frame)—First prize £2 ; second ditto, £1. No Entry. SEC. 9.—Best Field Roller—First prize, £2 ; second ditto, £1. 1037 1 H. Lennon, Elizabeth-street, one. 1038 2 IL P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, 1-horse Roller. 1039 3 H. P. Welch and Co, Queen-street, 2-horse Roller. 1040 4 T. Robinson and Co, Elizabeth-street, Roller. SEC. 10.—Best Collection of Dairy Utensils—First prize, Depart- ment's, £5. 1041 1 D. B. Macaw, Armstrong-street, Ballarat, collection. • 1042 2 Peter Knox, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, collection. 1043 3 James M'Ewan and Co., Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, (jOlltJcW.PTl IMPLEMENTS. 67

SEC. 11.—Best Collection of Hancl Farm Tools—First prize, silver medal. 1044 1 Jas. M'Ewan and Co., Elizabeth-street, collection of Hand Farm Tools. SEC. 12.—Best Collection of Cart and Plough Harness—First prize, silver medal. No Entry. SEC. 13.—Field Gate, ivith hangings and fastenings—First prize, silver medal. 1045 1 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-st., wrought-iron Field Gate. 1046 2 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-st., wrought-iron Field Gate. 1047 3 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-st., wrought-iron Field Gate. 1048 4 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-st., wrought-iron Field Gate. 1049 5 Hugh Lennon, Elizabeth-street, wrought-iron Field Gate. 1050 6 Hugh Lennon, Elizabeth-street, wrought-iron Field Gate. 1051 7 Hugh Lennon, Elizabeth-street, wrought-iron Field Gate. NOTE.—Prizes in Sections Nos. 1 and 2 will be awarded after a trial in the field at such time and place as the Society may appoint.

EXTRA—CLASSES S. and T. 1052 1 Richard Banner, 70 Elgin-street, Carlton, Lot Brooms. 1053 2 T. W. Norris, Prahran, Collection of Horse, Cattle, and Poultry Medicine. 1054 3 James Macmeikan and Co., Hobson's River, Footscray, Sample of Bone Dust. 1055 4 James Macmeikan and Co., Hobson's River, Footscray, Sample of Superphosphate of Lime. 1056 5 James Macmeikan and Co., Hobson's River, Footscray, Animal Guano. 1057 6 James Macmeikan and Co., Hobson's River, Footscray, Coffee Manure. 1058 7 J. T. Kelly, Collingwood, Collection of Horse Shoes. 1059 8 W. J. Lande, Melbourne, Economical Compound Lever Wool Frame, Williams' patent. 1060 9 W. J. Lande, Melbourne, Hydro Extractor. 1061 10 W. J. Lande, Melbourne, Washing and Wringing Machine. 1062 11 Hugh Lennon, Elizabeth-street, Set Dynamical Swingle- trees, for Registering Draught Implements in motion, for three horses. 1063 12 G. G. Peirce, St. Kilda, Churn, driven with Windmill 1064 13 J. and B. West, Essendon, Field Elevator. 1065 14 Ballarat Woollen Company (Limited), Ballarat one roll Twilled Flannel. 1066 15 Ballarat Woollen Company (Limited), Ballarat, one plain Cricketing Flannel, M i 68 BUGGIES AND ITARNESS.

1067 16 Ballarat Woollen Company (Limited), Ballarat, one Domestic Flannel. 1068 17 Ballarat Woollen Company (Limited), Ballarat, one Domestic Flannel. 1069 18 Ballarat Woollen Company (Limited), Ballarat, twelve shawls. 1070 19 J. J. Simpson, Carlton, Table Soap and Glass Cement.

CLASS U.

BUGGIES AND HARNESS. SEC. 1.—Best Double Buggy—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 1072 1 Victorian Carriage Company, Melbourne, Albert's pattern. 1073 2 A. M'Donald and Son, Hotham, one 1074 3 W. Crutch and Co., Latrobe-street, one Victorian, hooded. 1075 4 W. Crutch and Co., Latrobe-street, one Victorian, open. SEC. 2.—Best Single Buggy—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 1076 1 I). White, Swanston-street, one Goddard Buggy, with top. SEC. o.—Best- Waggonnette—First prize, silver medal; second ditto; honorary certificate. 1077 1 D- White, Swanston-street, one, with English under car- riage, improved folding top, and self-acting step for back. SEC. 4.—Best Set of Double Buggy Harness—First prize, bronze medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. No entry. SEC. 5.—Best Set of Single Buggy Harness—First prize, bronze medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 1078 1 George Plant, Northcote, one set. SEC. 6.—Gentleman's best Saddle—First prize, bronze medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. No entry. SEC. 7.—Lady's best SCiddle—First prize, bronze medal; second ditto, honorary certificate. 1079 1 James M'Ewan and Co., Melbourne, one.

EXTRA—CLASS U. 1080 1 John Hellings, Gcelong, one pair Elliptic Springs, two pairs Side Springs, one Cross Spring. 1081 2 Victorian Carriage Company, Melbourne, one pair Im- proved Elliptic Springs, with India-rubber Heads, one pair American Buggy Elliptic Springs, one pair American Buggy Side Springs' BUGGIES AND HARNESS, AND DAIRY PRODUCE. 69

1082 3 C. Gallop, South Yarra, Light Spring Cart. 1083 4 C. Gallop, South Yarra, Light Spring- Cart. 1084 5 C. Gallop, South Yarra, Light Spring Cart. 1085 6 Daniel White, Swanston-street, Treble-seated Queen's Buggy, with top. 1086 7 Daniel White, Swanston-street, Sporting Buggy, polished wood.

CLASS V.

DAIRY PRODUCE. SEC. 1.—Best 5 ewt. of Cheese—First prize, Department's, «£10, and £5 5s., the gift of E. Johnstone and Co., Elizabeth-street. 1087 1 Duncan M'Nab, Lilydale, 5 cwt. 1088 2 Joseph Riddle, Lancefield, 5 cwt. 1089 3 Duncan Bros., Bulleen, 5 cwt. 1090 4 William MTntyre, Riddell's Creek, 5 cwt. 1091 5 James Buchanan, Berwick, 5 cwt. •'""MA"^"'^ 1092 6 Peter Mitchell, Romsey, 5 cwt. 1093 7 Duncan Bros., Bulleen, 5 cwt. {£(•% fN&X 1094 8 W. H. Clarke, Keilambete, Garvoc, 5 ckvtl % V 1095 9 William Doy, Keilambete, Garvoc, 5 cwfe\ '<<, V^N 1096 10 George Duncan, Werribee, 5 cwt. Y*\ \ % % X* 1097 11 Edward Wright, Beveridge, 5 cwt. \ 4 V 1098 12 Alexander Patterson, Cranbourne, 5 cwt. Vo\ ru J

CHALLENGE CUPS. In addition to the above prizes, Messrs. M'Caw, Adamson and Co. will give Three Challenge Cups, value £20 each, one for Cheese, one for Butter, and a Third for Hams and Bacon, subject to the same conditions as the Prizes offered, except that they must be won twice by the same competitors before becoming their pro- perty. SEC. 4.—Best cwt. of Salt Butter—First prize, Department's, £5. 1106 1 John Litligow, Lilydale, 1 cwt. 1107 2 Samuel Jeffreys, Preston, 1 cwt. 1108 3 Robert Kerr, Bacchus Marsh, 1 cwt. 70 DAIRY PRODUCE.

1109 4 Alexander Patterson, Cranbourne, 1 cwt. 1110 5 William Dewar, Tullamarine, 1 cwt. 1111 6 G. P. M'Intyre, Lilydale, 1 cwt. 1112 7 Robert Black, Lilydale, 1 cwt. SEC. 5.—.Best 5 lbs. Fresh Butter as usually sent to market (with- out any print or private mark)—First prize, Depart- ment's, £4. 1113 1 John Lithgow, Lilydale, 5 lbs. 1114 2 Geo. Duncan, Werribee, 5 lbs. 1115 3 William Hadfield, Toolern, 5 lbs. 1116 4 William Hadfield, Toolern, 5 lbs. 1117 5 Robert Black, Lilydale, 5 lbs. 1118 6 James M'Phail, Essendon, 5 lbs. 1119 7 Joseph Cotchin, Woodstock, 5 lbs. 1120 8 Joseph Cotchin, Woodstock, 5 lbs. 1121 9 John Payne, Epping, 5 lbs. 1122 10 James Burnside, Keilor Plains, 5 lbs. 1123 11 W. Leake, Werribee, 5 lbs. 1124 12 W. Leake, Werribee, 5 lbs. 1125 13 W. Leake, Werribee, 5 lbs. 1126 14 Mrs. Wm. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, 5 lbs. 1127 15 Wm. Shields, Brighton South, 5 lbs. 1128 16 J. Higgins, Brighton, 5 lbs. 1129 17 William Dewar, Tullamarine, 5 lbs. 1130 18 Mrs. P. Haurighan, Brighton, 5 lbs. 1131 19 Mrs. P. Haurighan, Brighton, 5 lbs. 1132 20 P. J. Martin, Gisborne Park, 5 lbs. 1133 21 Robert Orr, Kyneton, 5 lbs. 1134 22 Samuel Jeffreys, Preston, 5 lbs. 1135 23 Mrs. Mailer, Coburg, 5 lbs. 1136 24 Josiah Mitchell, Royal Park, 5 lbs. SEC. 6.—Best two Flitches or Sicles of Bacon—First prize, Depart- ment's, £5. 1137 1 John Farmer, Ballarat, two flitches or sides. 1138 2 Samuel Grimes and Co., Brunswick, two flitches or sides (selected). 1139 3 John Foord, Ballarat, two flitches or sides. 1140 4 J. and C. Hutton, Coburg, two flitches or sides. 1141 5 George Watson, Winter's Flat, Castlemaine, two flitches or sides. 1142 6 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, two flitches or sides. SEC. 7.—Best tivo Hams—First prize, Department's, £5. 1143 1 John Farmer, Ballarat, two Hams. 1144 2 Samuel Grimes and Co., Brunswick, two Hams (selected). 1145 3 John Foord, Ballarat, two Hams. 1146 4 J. and C. Hutton, Coburg, two Hams. 1147 5 George Watson, Winter's Flat, Castlemaine, two Hams. 1148 6 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, two Hams. IMPLEMENTS, &C. 71

EXTRA—CLASS V. 1149 1 J. and C. Hufcton, Coburg, collection of Cured Meats. 1150 2 Watson and Paterson, Melbourne, collection of Cured Meats. STAND NO. 1. WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, QUEEN-STREET. 1151 1 Patent improved Adjustable Screen for Threshing Machines, by Rairiford and Son. 1152 2 Dupbcates for Clayton and Shuttleworth's Engines and Machines. 1153 3 Pair French Burr Mill Stones, 20-in. in diameter. 1154 4 No. 2 Saw Bench, by Clayton and Shuttleworth, table 5-ft. x 2-ft., with Rollers to facilitate the moving of timber, Fence, and 30-in. Saw. 1155 5 6 h.p. Engine, Clayton and Shuttleworth's. 1156 6 4-ft. class B Threshing Machine, second hand, with Patent Screen, by Clayton and Shuttleworth. STAND No. 2. H. P. WELCH & CO., QUEEN-STREET, MELBOURNE. 1157 1 10 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, by Clayton and Shuttle- worth. 1158 2 8 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, by Robey and Co. 1159 3 3 h.p. Vertical Steam Engine, by W. N. Nicholson. 1160 4 1 h.p. Vertical Steam Engine, by W. N. Nicholson. 1161 5 Penny's Vertical Rotary Corn Screen, for fitting to threshing machine. 1162 6 10-in. Centrifugal Pump. 1163 7 Number of Garden Seats and Chairs, by Boultonand Co. 1164 8 Assortment of Dupbcates for Portable Engines and Threshing Machines. 1165 9 Black and White Marble Tiles. 1166 10 Coil single Leather Belting. 1167 11 Coil double Leather Belting. 1168 12 6 Lipscombe's patent Water Filters. 1169 13 Quantity of Hurdles. 1170 14 4 Wicket Gates and Fastenings, wrought iron. 1171 15 Metal Venetian Blind. 1172 16 Jack-lifting Barrow. 1173 17 Malt Screen. 1174 18 Gravel Sreen. 1175 19 Circular Saw Bench and Saw. 1176 20 Steam Corn Crusher, byBerrill. STAND NO. 3. T. ROBINSON & CO., ELIZABETH-STREET. 1178 Light Stripping Machine, with fixed comb. 1179 Extra strong Stripping Machine, with patent comb. 1180 Circular Four-Horse Power. 1181 Root Pulper. 1182 Root Slicer. 1183 Horse Hoe, 72 IMPLEMENTS, &C.

1184 Strong Wood-Plough. 1185 Set of 3 Earth Scoops. 1186 Potatoe Plough. 1187 Hillside Plough. 1188 Subsoil Plough. 1189 Cultivator, with Seed Box. 1190 Horse Broadcast Seed Drill. 1191 Hand Broadcast. 1192 Grape Mill 1193 Cider Press. STAND NO. 4. DAVID MUNRO & CO., 154 QUEEN-STREET. 1194 10 li.p. Portable Steam Engine, by Robey. 1195 15 h.p. Horizontal Steam Engine. 1196 Cornish flue boiler, with mountings, 17 x 4.6. 1197 7 h.p. improved Vertical Steam Engine, by Marshall. 1198 Hornsby's new and improved Corn Screens. 1199 Leather Belting, Elevators, &c. 1200 Screw Jacks, Portable Hand-Cranes. 1201 Duplicates for Engines and Machines. 1202 Circular Saw Spindles, with pulleys. 1203 Circular Saws, 30-in., 36-in., and 42-in. 1204 One new and improved Cornish Boiler, 20-ft. long by 6-ft. diameter, flue 3-ft. 2-in.; fitted with four Galloway Tubes, and all necessary mountings, complete. STAND NO. 5. A. G. CORBETT & SON, 15 QUEEN-STREET. 1205 1 2-]- h.p. Portable Steam Engine. 1206 2 6"h.p. Portable Steam Engine. 1207 3 7 h.p. Portable Steam Engine. 1208 4 9 h.p. Portable Steam Engine. 1209 5 10 h.p. Portable Steam Engine. 1210 6 Duplicates of parts of Engines and Threshers. STAND NO. 6. JOHN BUNCLE, PARKSIDE MACHINE WORKS, FLEMINGTON- ROAD. 1211 Chaffcutter, No. 1, three knives, with sieve gear, and fitted with extra chaff and tailings elevator, horse or steam power. 1212 Chaffcutter, No. 2, three knives, with sieve gear, horse or steam power. 1213 Chaffcutter, No. 3, two knives, with or without sieve gear, horse or hand power. 1214 Chaffcutter, No. 4, two knives, with or without sieve gear, horse or hand power. 1215 Chaffcutter, No. 5, 2 knives, hand power. 1216 Corn Crusher, No. 1. 1217 Corn Crusher, No. 2. 1218 Corn Crusher, No. 3. 1219 Corn and Maize Crasher, No, 2, two pair of rollers. IMPLEMENTS, &C. 73

1220 Corn and Maize Crusher, No. 3, two pair of rollers. 1221 Horse Power, No. 1, for two horses. 1222 Horse Power, No. 2, for one or two horses. 1223 Horse Power, No. 3, for one horse. 1224 Improved Firewood Saw Bench. 1225 Letter Copying Presses. STAND NO. 7. MARTIN & M'GLASHAN, ELIZABETH-STREET. 122G Double-speed Reaper and Mower, with patent sheaf board. 1227 Single-speed Reaper and Mower, with patent sheaf board. STAND NO. 8. JOSEPH NICHOLSON, BOUVERIE-STREET, MELBOURNE. 1228 Nicholson's Reaper or Harvester. 1229 Improved Adelaide Reaper or Stripper. STAND NO. 9. T. HENDERSON & CO, ELIZABETH-STREET. 1230 Stripping Machine, with patent lever comb, patent clutch, and numerous improvements. 1231 Stripping Machine, with fixed comb, clutch, and funnel for letting away the chaff 1232 Barley Avelling Machine. 1233 Patent Adjustable Knife Holder, for reaping and mowing machine knives. 1234 Swing Plough, with steel land-side. 1235 Four-horse Grubber and Scarifier. 1236 Three-horse Grubber and Scarifier. 1237 Horse Plough, with cast shares. 1238 Horse-Hoe or Drill Grubber, with harrows. 1239 Iiorse-Hoe or Drill Grubber, light. 1240 Three-horse Swingletrees. STAND NO. 10. HUGH LENNON, ELIZABETH-STREET NORTH. 1241 Single Wheel Plough. 1242 Double Wheel Plough. 1243 Double Furrow Plough, with revolving Mould-boards. 1244 Double Furrow Plough and Subsoiler, combined. 1245 Set Grubber Harrows. 1246 Single Furrow Plough, revolving Mould-boards. 1247 Single Furrow Plough, revolving Mould-boards. 1248 Potato Raiser. 1249 Subsoil Plough. 1250 Set 2-horse Evans' Swingletrees. 1251 Set 3-horse Evans' Swingletrees. 1252 Vineyard Plough and Horse Hoe, combined. 1253 Set Dynametrical Swingletrees, for registering the draught of implements in motion, for three horses. STAND NO. 11. SWAN & CO. 1254 Single-wheel Plough. n IMPLEMENTS, &C. 91

1255 Double-wheel Plough. 1256 Grubber and Scarifier. 1257 Set 4-billed Punched Harrows. 1258 Set 3-billed Punched Harrows. 1259 Set 4-billed Screwed Harrows. STAND NO. 12. JAMES GRANT & CO., ELIZABETH-STREET. 1260 Vineyard Plough. 1261 Horse Hoe, heavy. 1262 Horse Hoe, light, 1263 Single-wheel Plough. 1264 Double-wheel Plough. STAND NO. 13. JAMES M'EWAN & CO., ELIZABETH-STREET. 1265 Richmond and Chandler's No. 4 Corn Crusher. 1266 Bentall's Corn Crusher. 1267 Turner's Corn Crusher. 1268- Turner's Corn Crusher. 1269 Young's Curd Mill. 1270 Young's Single Cheese Press. 1271 Young's Double Cheese Press. 1272 Taylor's Double Cheese Press. 1273 Richmond and Chandler's No. 6 Chaff Cutter. 1274 Richmond and Chandler's No. 65 Chaff Cutter. 1275 Bentall's C.D.H. Chaff Cutter. 1276 Reid's Winnower. 1277 Bentall's O.C.H. Oil Cake Mill. 1278 Bentall's Slicing Machine. 1279 Holmes' Seed Cannon. 1280 Coleman's No. 6 Cultivator. 1281 Wooden Drain Plough. 1282 Earth Scoops. 1283 Earth Scoops. 1284 Sellar's Plough (single-furrow). 1285 Sellar's Plough (single-furrow). 1286 Sellar's Plough (single-furrow). 1287 Ransome and Sims' Plough (single-furrow). 1288 Ramsome and Sims' Plough (single-furrow). 1289 Ransome and Sims' Plough (single-furrow). 1290 Hornsby's Plough (single-furrow). 1291 Hornsby's Plough (single-furrow). 1292 Hornsby's Antifriction Plough. 1293 Hornsby's Antifriction Plough. 1294 Gray's Antifriction Plough. 1295 Gray's Double-furrow Plough. 1296 Sellar's Ridging Plough. 1297 Sellar's Subsoil Plough. 1298 Horse Hoe. 1299 Murray's Double-furrow Plough. 1300 Set Howard's Harrows. IMPLEMENTS, &C. 92

1301 Set Howard's Harrows. 1302 Set Gray's Harrows. 1303 Set Gray's Harrows. 1304 Set Drill Ridge Harrows. 1305 Hunt's Horse Gear. 1306 Turner's Pony Gear. 1307 Hand Wheel Hay Rake. 1308 Robey's 6 h.p. Portable Engine. 1309 Robey's 8 h.p. Portable Engine. 1310 Henderson's Winnower. 1311 Reading's Thresher. 1312 Reading's Thresher. STAND NO. 14. THOS. DAYEY & CO, QUEEN-STREET. 1313 Portable Engine. 1314 Vertical Engine. 1315 Empire Windmill. 1316 Bone Crusher. 1317 Helical Pump, and Paragon Engine. 1318 Chaff Cutter. 1319 Chaff Cutter. STAND NO. 15. WILDING & CO, ELIZABETH-STREET. 1320 Patent Wool Press, with double speed and reversing gear, fitted to work by hand, horse, or steam power. 1321 One iron h.p. attached, for working same; exhibited for C. B. Fisher, Esq. 1322 Patent Wool Press, with double speed gearing, fitted with patent tread motion. 1323 Patent Excavator, for station and railway work. This machine, with two horses and driver, can remove one yard of earth per minute. 1324 Post Driver, for station fencing. 1325 Earth Scoop. 1326 Earth Scoop. 1327 Strong© Wood Plougho . 1328 Two-horse Thresher and Separator. 1329 Two Horse Power. STAND NO. 16. GEORGE GRANT & CO, ELIZABETI-I-STREET. 1330 Set Harrows. 1331 Double Furrow Plough. 1332 Single Furrow Plough. 1333 Single Furrow Plough. 1334 Single Furrow Plough. 1335 Single Furrow Plough. 1336 Single Furrow Plough. 1337 Single Furrow Plough. 1338 Single Furrow Plough. 1339 Single Furrow Plough. STAND NO. 17. D. MOORE & CO. 1340 Pair 4-feet Millstones, dressed. 1341 Pair 4-feet Millstones, undressed. 1342 Pair 3^-feet Millstones, undressed. 1343 Smut Machine. 1344 Sundries. STAND NO. 18. JOHN DANES, BOURKE-STREET WEST. 1345 Victorian Windmill. 1346 Brass Force Pump, 2£-in., 3-in., 3{-in., and 4-in. 1347 Brass Force Pump, 2|-in., 3-in., 3j-in., and 4-in. 1348 Brass Force Pump, 2|-in., 3-in., 3£-in., and 4-in. 1349 Brass Force Pump, 2t-in„ 3-in., 3|-in., and 4-in. 1350 American Lift Pump, assorted sizes and make. 1351 Brass Pump, with Flywheel, single and double. 1352 Deep-well Pumps, single and double. 1353 One Case of Engineer's Brass Work. 1354 Norton's Tube Well. 1355 Stops, Valves. 1356 Stand Pipes, for Water Supply. 1357 Sluice Valves. , STAND NO. 19. 1358 W. J. Lande, Collins-st., Wool Press, Washing Machine, &c. STAND NO. 20. 1359 R. T. Adams, Yarra Bank, collection of Dahlke's Filters. 1360 R. T. Adams, Yarra Bank, collection of Stoneware from Nunawading Pottery. STAND NO. 21. HUTCHESON & WALKER, KYNETON. 1361 Hutcheson and Walker, Kyneton Single-speed Reaping Machine, 4-wheel; Double-speed Reaping Machine, 4-wheel. STAND NO. 22. D. B. MACOW, BALLARAT. ] 362 Single Furrow Plough. 1363 Double Furrow Plough STAND NO. 23. JAMES MTJ SGRO VE, »OAKLANDS JUNCTION. 1364 Mowing Machine.

EXTRAS. 1365 1 Simeon Cohen, Melbourne, Collection of Ashton's Pre- served Meats. 1366 2 James Henty and Co., Melbourne, four bales Hops. 1367 3 William Crosby and Co., Melbourne, two bales Hops. 1368 4 Andrew Bogie and Co., Melbourne, Scarse's Paragon Washing Machine. 1369 5 Andrew Bogle and Co., Melbourne, Boot and Shoe and Knife Polisher, combined. 1370 M'Comas's Prize Water Lifter.