RMS Catalogue of Exhibits 1885

fjalbnal Agricultural Sacietg of Uixtarm.

PATRON : HIS EXCELLENCY SIR H. B. LOCH, K.C.B., GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA, &c.

FIFTEENTH GRAND

^ZtsmSTTT-A-L SPRING EXHIBITION.

WITH INDEX AND PLAN OP GROUNDS.

TO BE HELD ON

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY*

19TH, 20TH, 21ST, AND 22ND AUGUST, 1885,

AT THE SOCIETY'S SHOW GROUNDS,

ADJOINING

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY FERGUSSON & MITCHELL, 25 & 27 COLLINS STREET WEST. 1885. XXII, ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE MERCANTILE BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED

(Formerly the Australian Economic Bank, Limited,)

COLLINS STREET WEST, MELBOURNE.

Capital, £1,000,000. Subscribed, £300,000. Paid-up and Reserves, £100,000.

JDirectors:

M. H. DAVIES, ESQ., M.P., CHAIRMAN. JOHN BANKS, ESQ., J.P., VICE-CHAIRMAN. WM. ANDERSON, ESQ. JOHN MOODIE, ESQ. T. B. MUNTZ, ESQ., C.E.

Fixed Deposits received at Highest Current Rates. Current Accounts and General Banking Business.

HENRY CORNELL, Manager.

RAILTON'S FINE SEEDS, Forwarded FREE BY POST, orders over 2s. 6d.

Assorted Flower Seeds included gratis with all postal orders over 5s. 8- d. s. d. s. d. Beet per oz. 0 ti Cress per oz. 0 4 Parsnip per oz. 0 6 Carrot - 0 6 Celery 0 9 Rhubarb 1 0 Cabbage 0 9 Lettuce 0 9 Radish 0 4 Cauliflower 2 0 Onion 0 9 Turnip 0 i FLOWED SEEDS. Railton's Special Collection, for present sowing, 12 very choice varieties for 2s. 6d. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. Samples and prices of CLOVERS, GRASSES, &c., forwarded on application.

Sorghum, 90-day Maize, Field Turnip, Carrot, &c. MANGOLD WURZEL, Prize Strains CHAMPION YELLOW GLOBE, MAMMOTH LONG RED, GIANT LONG YELLOW.

Illustrated Catalogue and Guide to Amateurs sent post free to any address. MILTON & CO., Seedsmen, 10*7 Swanston St., JVtelTfc>ovii"ri.e. JJalmnd Agricultural ^ocietir of Victoria.

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The FIFTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of this Society will be officially opened, at the NEW SHOW GROUNDS, adjoining Flemington Racecourse, by His Excellency the Governor of Victoria,

On THURSDAY, 20th August, at 12 o'clock noon.

Members of the Society, 011 presentation of their Cards, will be admitted with two Ladies free.

The public will be admitted on WEDNESDAY, from 10 a.m., during the adjudicating of the judges, on payment of a fee of 5s. each. On Thursday, from 9 a.m., 2s. 6(1. On Friday, from 9 a.m., 2s. ; and on Saturday, from 9 a.m., Is.

Tickets may be obtained at the Gates, and at the Spencer Street Railway Station, 011 each day of the Show, covering railway journey and admission to the grounds. Railway return fare, 6d.

Prize Cards will be attached to the Exhibits with ribbons, as .follows :—

FIRST PRIZE Blue Card, Blue Ribbon SECOND PRIZE Reel Card, Red Ribbon THIRD PRIZE Lavender Card, Lavender Ribbon FOURTH PRIZE Brown Card, Brown Ribbon HIGHLY COMMENDED White Card, White Ribbon COMMENDED White Card, White Ribbon SPECIAL ... Green Card, Green Ribbon

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE WINNERS, Gold Card, Yellow Ribbon.

Refreshments of all kinds will be provided on the Ground by C. D. Straker, Three Crowns Hotel, Victoria Street West, Melbourne, who binds himself to supply everything of the best quality at Melbourne hotel charges.

Forage and Bedding for stock will also be supplied on the Ground by J. Whitelaw, of Fitzroy, at Melbourne prices.

The Blind Asylum Band will play on the Ground on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 12 o'clock noon. THOMAS PATTERSON, Secretary. xviii. ADVERTISEMENTS.-'

PREMIER PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION.

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Loans Granted On Easy Terms to Suit Borrowers.

'Office, T Collins St.West. JAMES MIRAMS, Sec. CONTENTS.

PAGE. DRAUGHT HOUSES ...... I

THOROUGHBREDS ------12

TROTTERS AND ROADSTERS ------14

HUNTERS, HACKNEYS, PONIES AND SHOD SADDLE HORSES - - 17

CARRIAGE HORSES, BUGGY HORSES, AND PHAETON PONIES - - 20

SHORTHORN CATTLE ------22

HEREFORDS ------39

AYRSHIRES------40

ALDERNEYS ------44

BRITTANIES ------49

DAIRY CATTLE ------49

FAT CATTLE ------50

MERINO SHEEP ------51

LONGWOOLS ------. 54

DOWNS ------57

FAT SHEEP ------58

SWINE - -. ------58

POULTRY ------62

DOGS ------66

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING CARTS, DRAYS, &C., AND HARNESS - 72

FARM PRODUCE, DAIRY PRODUCE AND WINES - - - 79

PRESERVES, &C. ------84

MANURES ------85

MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS ------85

STANDS ------86 XXII, ADVERTISEMENTS. TANGYES LIMITED,

ENGINEERS jj»

AND Importers of Steam lEnsines

(HOISTING AND WINDING.)

Gas Engines Band Saws Shaping Machines Hydraulic Machinery Weighing Machines Roots' Blowers Crab Winches Hand Pumps Hydraulic Jacks Patent Lifting Blocks Engineers' Lathes Screw Jacks Tangye Steam Pumps Amateur Lathes Tangye's Governors Tangye's Ram Pumps Punching and Shear- do., dc., dc. Saw Benches ing Machines

TANGYES LIMITED, Cornwall House,

COLLINS ST. WEST, MELBOURNE,

AND

BATHURST STREET, SYDNEY. Cjjeflathmal Agricultural Society of Victoria*

LIST OF OFFICE BEARERS FOR 1885.

JJnlrou : His EXCELLENCY SIE HENEY BEOUGHAM LOCH, K.CB., GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA, &C., &C.

{tcesfbtnl : DE. PLUMMEE, WYABUN PARK, GISBORNE.

JAMES GIBB, ESQ., M.L.A., MELVILLE PARK, BERWICK. J. M. PECK, ESQ., LEBANON, MOONEE PONDS. W. J. LOBB, ESQ., DARRAWEIT GUIM. FEANCIS HENTY, ESQ., KEW. FEEDEEICK PEPPIN, ESQ., ST. KILDA. DAVID MITCHELL, ESQ., BDRNLET STREET, EICHMOND.

trustees : JAMES GIBB, ESQ., M.L.A., MELVILLE PARK, BERWICK. DE. PLUMMEE, WTABDN PARK, GISBORNE. W. J. LOBB, ESQ., DARRAWEIT GUIM.

Jllcmbers of OCouncIt: THE HON. CHAELES YOUNG, JOB SMITH, ESQ., THORNBURY M.L.A., ALBERT-STREET, EAST PARK, NORTHCOTE. MELBOURNE. EOBEET SIMSON, ESQ., LEURA, HUGH LENNON, ESQ., NOBTH MEL- TOORAK. BOURNE. J. G. BEISBANE, ESQ., MOONEE WILLIAM THOMSON, ESQ., PROS- PONDS. PECT, KYNETON. THE HON. JAMES BUCHANAN, JOHN BUNCLE, ESQ., NORTH MEL- M.L.C., BERWICK. BOURNE. JOHN FINLAY, ESQ., ALMA EOAD, CHAELES LYNOTT, ESQ., ST. KILDA. ST. KILDA. SAMUEL GAEDINEE, ESQ., BUN- JAMES GAETON, ESQ., JOLIMONT DOORA PARK. TERRACE, JOLIMONT. THE HON. WILLIAM M'CULLOCH, D. E. M'GEEGOE, ESQ., QUEEN-ST. M.L.C., GLENROY. THOMAS BEUNTON, ESQ., SOUTH- S. G. STAUGHTON, ESQ., WOOD- STREET, ASCOT VALE. SIDE, ALBERT PARK. A. PATTEESON, ESQ., ST. GER- JOHN CUEEIE, ESQ., LITTLE COL- MAINS, CRANBOURNE. LINS-STREET WEST. JAMES HEAEN, ESQ , EOSENEATH, JOHN HUEST, ESQ., SUMMERLEIOH, ESSENDON. ROMSEY JAMES MALCOLM, ESQ., OLRIS WILLIAM LEAEMONTH, ESQ., NEW CRAIGIEBDRN. HALL, MOONEE PONDS. DAVID MUNBO, ESQ., QUEEN-ST. -THOMAS LEAEMONTH, ESQ., F. S. EOBEETS, ESQ., BOURKE MOONEE PONDS. STREET WEST.

3iott. Bet- Surgeon: GEAHAM MITCHELL, ESQ., F.E.C.V.S.

Bccrctortj :

THOMAS PATTEESON XXII, ADVERTISEMENTS. THE AUSTRALASIAN ZMZTTTTT-A.L xk Stack Insurance |aciett

LIMITED.

CAPITAL - - £100,000.

HEAD OFFICE: Victoria Chambers, 59 Queen Street MELBOURNE.

HinctorS:

JOHN L. DOW, ESQ., M.P., CHAIRMAN. HON. J. P. LEVIEN, MP. THOMAS LEARMONTH, ESQ. ANDREW TOWN, ESQ., J.P. FRANK COWLEY, ESQ.

©tiural fWanagu-:

FRANCIS TUNMER.

HORSES, CA TTLE, SHEEP, PIGS and DOGS. INSURED AGAINST DEATH FROM ANY CAUSE.

SHIPPERS are informed that MARINE POLICIES are ISSUED covering Mortality whilst in transitu. Rates and Full Particulars can be obtained on application to any of the Local Agents, or from FRANCIS TUNMER, General Manager•„ LIST OF JUDGES AND STEWARDS.

DRAUGHT HORSES. JUDGES. STEWARDS. D. Gibson, Bolinda. J. G. Brisbane. Thomas Watson, Gisborne. John Currie. J. L. Thomson, Paradise, S.A. John Daniel. D. Ewart, Murchison. E. Greaves, Cranbourne. THOROUGHBREDS, HACKNEYS, &o. Albert Lobb, Darraweit Guim. T. Learmonth. W. E. Dakin, Flemington. James Hearn. Martin Lyons, Kyneton. James Garton. HUNTERS. Robert Orr, Ballarat. J. M. Peck. T. Rennison, Mordialloc. J. Hearn. James Wilson, St. Albans. J. Garton.

TROTTERS AND CARRIAGE HORSES. F. B. Clapp, Melbourne. W. J. Lobb. E. M. Bond, Preston. W. J. Clark. Stratford Strettle, Melbourne. J. Rose.

SHORTHORNS AND HEREFORDS. G. M. Bell, Melbourne Club. J. M. Peck. G. H. Cox, Mulgoa, N.S.W. 0. Lynott. J. Ware, C'aramut.

AYRSHIRE AND DAIRY CATTLE. Robert Black, Lilydale. Job Smith. John Kerr, Campbellfield. D. R. M'Gregor. James Nielson, Tylden. T. Harmer.

ALDERNEYS AND BRITTANIES. J. E. Pemell, Randwick, N.S.W. Job Smith. J. \V. Anderson, Belfast. D. R. M'Gregor. Frank Gilbert, Mornington, T. Harmer.

FAT CATTLE AND FAT SHEEP. J. Pritchard, Fitzroy. F. Peppin. T. K. Bennett, Melbourne.

MERINO SHEEP. Thomas Shaw, Camperdown. A. Patterson. R. Oliver, Elphinstone. Jjimes Malcolm. James Spipul, Momalong, N.S.W. xxiv. LIST OF JUDGES AND STEWARDS.

LOXGWOOLS AND DOWNS.

JUDGES. STEWARDS. W. Armstrong, Hexham. James Buchanan. R. Hood, Merrang, llexham. S. G. Staughton. W. Wils n, Jindivick. SWINE. A. Crichton, Gembrook. T. Brunton. A. Swan, Essendon. John Bond. J. C. Hutton, Preston.

POULTRY. D. G. Clarke. J. Hurst. J. H. l'ewtress. W. Learmonth.

DOGS. R. G. Banner. W. Thomson. J. Munday. J. Buncle.

BUGGIES AND HARNESS. C. Brown, Kyneton. T. M'Caw. H. A. Crawford, Beechworth. H. H. Peck. F. B. Clapp, Melbourne.

DAIRY PRODUCE. W. B. Bennetts, Fitzroy. D. Mitchell. W. McEwim. H. Hearne. W. White, Bomsey.

GRAIN. H. Wilson, Kilmore. Francis Henty. D. S. Hughes, Melbourne. J. S. Stewart, Sandhurst.

WINE. George Graham, Rutherglen. Dr. Plummer. J. A. Panton, Melbourne. H. Creswick, Melbourne.

HOPS. R. B. Brinkley, Melbourne. F. Henty. J. 11. Ballenger, Melbourne. W. F. Smee, Melbourne. EXCAVATORS. Hon. W. Irving Winter, Australian Club. F. S. Roberts. Hon. T. F. Cumming, Melbourne. Charles Young. Rees Davis, Flemington. ADVERTISEMENTS.

P, D. PHILLIPS & CO., Importers and Commission Agents, HAVE ON SALE- Galvanized, Plain and Corrugated Iron, Galvanized Hoop Iron, Bar and Hoop Iron, Block Tin, Tinplates, Steel Fencing Wire, Bar Steel, Wire Nails, Files, &c. RIDGING, SPOUTING, &c., Castor, Cod, Colza, Linseed, JS/eatsfoot, and other Oils. Glucose.

Indents Executed on Most Favorable Terms.

76 KING STREET, MELBOURNE, (NEAR CORNER OP COLLINS STREET W.)

DANIEL TO PR,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Saddle, Harness & Collar

—MAKER —

29 BOURSE STREET WEST,

MELBOURNE.

THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION

OF SADDLERY GOODS.

LADIES AND GENTS' SADDLES AND BRIDLES. Horse Clothing, Entire Tackle, Buggy and all kinds of Harness and Stable Requisites always kept in Stock. STOCK SADDLES, for Town or Country use, own make, and Guaranteed.

PRICE AND QUALITY UNEQUALLED.

A Trial Requested. ADVERTISEMENTS. xxivB.

WOOL MB GRAIN.

THE AUSTRALASIAN MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY LIMITED,

WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED HASTINGS ODN1NGHAM & COMPANY, LIMITED, Wool and Grain Brokers, THE AUSTRALASIAN WOOL STORES,

COLLINS STREET WEST, MELBOURNE, Hold Auction Sales of WOOL every FBIDAT, DURING THE SEASON, Of Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, Kangaroo 'Skins, &c., Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY throughout the Year; And of GRAIN once a Week during the Season.

All consign runts fully displayed and carefully valued prior to sale, and proceeds l'emitted promptly at due date. WIRE NETTING (BEST MACHINE-MADE)

OF ALL SIZES AND GAUGES, AT SHORTEST NOTICE. WHOLESALE ONLY.

The Victoria Galvanized Iron and Wire Co., MELBOURNE. LIST OF EXHIBITORS.

A. B. Anderson, Arthur, 218, 236 Bath, Thomas, 673, 674, 661, 651, 638, Afflict, 250 637, 632, 622, 702 to 711 Atkinson, Mrs., 8S7 Brown, Tom, 231 Angas, J. II., 776, 771, 772, 768, 752, Bell, Joseph, 33, 315, 316, 289 -773, 747,743,748, 732, 731, 730, 726, Bourke, A., 86, 120, 124, 135, 137 434, 416, 415, 404, 396, 388, 381, 779, Brunton, J. S., 208 783, 784, 785, 794 to 799, 824 to 829, Byrne, A., 262 830 to 835, 727, 429, 1280, 592, 581, Buncle, Thomas, 997 580, 157, 426, 432, 436, 389, 321, 3S2, Biddulpb, H. S„ 922 754, 753, 746, 320, 319, 332, 344, 343, Beilby, W„ 953, 961 363, 362, 380, 364 Brown, John, 1011 Alston, G„ 1130, 1136 Burton and Knox, Messrs., 1083, 1084, Anderson, F. J., 980 1091 Atkin, C. A„ 299, 978 Budd, H. H„ 984 Abraham, J., 2240 Blackburn, J. C.. 979 Australian Mortgage and Agency Com- Bell, G. M„ 351, 324, 372, 371, 370, 369, pany, Limited, 140 373 .Altson and Co., D., 1177, 1142 to 1144, Brisbane, J. G., 360 1139 to 1141, .1161 to 1164. 1167 to Barrow, T., 993 1170, 1172 to 1175, 1158 to 1159, 1155 Bryant, M., 235 to 1156, 1152 to 1154, 1146 to 1149, Buchanan, Robert, 556, 549, 489, 484, 2028 to 2073 467, 455 .Adamson. W., 291 Bond, John, 451 Aitken, James, 45 Black, Executors, Neil, 700, 701, 558 Alexander, JoseDh, 870, 878 Booth, John, 2187 to 2198 Atkius an 1 Co.,"C., 2176 and 2177 Browne, M. J., 566, 577, 578 Alexander and Co., 2226 to 2231 Buckley, G. N„ 226, 206 Abraham, Mark, 2279 to 2285 Baker, A. J., 215 Australasian Mutual Live Stock Insur- Bate, L„ 224, 246 ance Society, 2298 Adamson, J. H., 2312 Burton and Sons, Messrs. J. H., 1121, 1112, 1092, 1057, 1199 xxvi. LIST OF EXHIBITORS.

Burke, T. J., 217 Clarke, Sir W. J., 780, 788 to 793, 778, Barbetta Bros., Messrs., 294, 302 767, 670, 669, 610, 609, 586, 585, 557, Baker, Edward, 757, 756, 736. 430, 437. 414. 401, 386, 169, 129, 128, 114, 113 Beatie, H., 442, 441, 439, 438, 433, 431, Cockrill, J., 2404 427, 443 Carter, W„ 118, 133 Bookless, T., 40 Cunningham, P., 506 Brady, Michael, 65, 64, 54 Collins, William, 284 Brunton, T., 141, 142 Campbell, Lnclilan, 1157, 1160, 145, 139 Benee, John, 238 Cochrane, James, 57, 67, 105, 108 Bennett, T. K., 293, 295, 298 Chapman, S. L„ 1339 Bruce, J. M., 277 Clark, W. J., 1, 71, 72, 88, 150, 220, 221, Besanko, John, 681, 977 260, 278, 686, 687, 692, 693, 699, 724, Baker,. H., 925 725, 712 to 723 Bretherton, Joseph, 15, 98 Caldwell and Co., Messrs., 1335, 1336, Brady, M., 107, 109 1324, 1325 Bamfield, H., 46 Corranderk Aboriginal Station, 1293 Beaumont, Joseph, 199,194,190,189,177 Chappel), H„ 1302 Braund, Mrs. L., 1219, 1233 Calvert, John, 1313 Boag, John, 18 Calvert, J., 1314 Benn, John, 338 Crawford, H. A., 1315 Brumley, William, 623, 624, 639, 640, Curtis, J., 2093 652, 653, 675, 676 Cornwall, A., 2311 Blair, J. B., 83 Cockerell, J. 2404 Bruhn, Albert, 1320 to 1322, 1331 to 1333 D. Bouyer, Edward, 1283 Dwyer, R., 228 Brown, A. H. L„ 1327, 1338 Davies, R„ 258 Brooker, W., 1297 Dunstan, W. H„ 916, 951, 946, 1218, Barke, T. W„ 2120 to 2175 1252, 868, 869, 883, 546, 544, 542, £32, Booth, John, 2187 to 2198 512, 511, 502, 501, 497, 492, 273, 243 Briscoe and Co., 1386 to 1472 Dickins, J. J., 1032 Brierley, W., 2208 to 2210 Dickson, Mrs., 1034 and 1035, 1025, Bodington, R., 2225 1040, 1044 BeHnie, Teare and Co., 2335 to 2368 Dugdale, L„ 322, 345 Bailey, C., 2369, 2370 Dunn, Miss, 301 Buncle, T., 1972 to 2000 Donegan, J. E , 969 Bishop and Co., H., 2396 to 2399 Dunstan, W. J., 535, 527, 520, 519, 518,. 505, 504 C. Dougall, A., 1229, 1245 Cripps, Joseph, 154, 159, 247 Darlof, H„ 237 Col bath, Charles, 175, 178, 203 Daniels, Daniel, 13 Crawford, J., 9 Dixon, Isaac, 766, 818 to 823 Cochrane A., 267, 919 Dickins, Joseph, 39, 48 Connor, J. H., 545, 300, 252, 251, 257 Davis, A. T., 195, 264, 265, 959 Chant, L., 728, 733, 734, 735, 744, 758, Dougall, T., 1220, 1234 to 761, 836 to 841 Dark, E., 2400 to 2403 Colbath, F. E., 1054, 1058, 1059, iOCO, Dombrain and Son, E„ 2088 to 2092 1123, 1108, 1109, 1093 to 1097, 1076, Danks and Son, 2097 to 2116 1077, 1078,1185 to 1196 E. Cairncross, T., 1019 and 1020 Ewart, D. and J., 122 Clifton, H., 1001, 1008 Ellis, A., 1007 Curtis, H. M., 901 Elworthy, Richard, 568 Cochrane, J. C., 449, 448, 457, 456, 317, English, Joseph, 462 423, 341. Edwards, R. L., 14 Cumming, Smith and Co., 1349 Elkins, W„ 1021 Carter, L. R., 561,562, 572, 587,588,597, Edwards and Wettenhall, 2310 598, 601, 611, 688, 694, 620, 621, 630, Edwards, D., 2383 to 2395 631, 636, 649, 650, 660, 671, 672 F. Cumming, W., and Son, 564,565, 575, 576 Fleming, J. M„ 183, 499, 537, 523, 538. Christie Bros., 680, 665, 634, 628, 658, Fisher, C. B„ 513, 594, 593, 605, 895,. 645 607, 606, 616, 615, 618, 617, 582, 57(V cordell, W., 161, 162 569, 698 LIST OP EXHIBITORS. xxvii.

Ferres, A. W„ 971 and 972 H. Fox, A. W„ 1317, 1318, 1328, 1329 Hall, A. C„ 213 Finlay, C. and A., 365, 397, 405, 417,418 Hinchliffe, Joseph, 259 Forsyth Bros., 679, 664, 657, 656, 644, Hogan, R., 1131 633, 627 Hamilton, James, 1031 Forsyth, Robert, 24 Hart Brothers, Messrs., 30, 1002, 395, Fraser. William, 75, 111, 126 368, 336, 335, 1278 Fisk, T., 282 Hollick, W. H., 922 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, 1114 to Htffernan, J., 944 1116, 1069, 1098, 1110 and 1111, 1124 Horse and Cattle Food Manufacturing Fox, Charles, 863, 861, 867, 866, 872, Co., 2293, 2294 871, 876, 877, 880, 885, 886, 889, 891, Heard, J. T. C., 35 890, 898, 899, 906, 907, 911, 912, 920, Horner, John, 571, 584, 596, 600, 608* 929, 930, 931, 937, 938, 939 619, 629. 635, 618, 659, 668, 685 Filmer, S., 1293 Hall, W. W., 590, 613 Forbes, W., 1310 Heard, F. R., 337 Florence, R., 1294 Hill, John, 1279 Freane, F. J., 2119 Harper, A. J., 31 Flood, F., 2405. Henry, Patrick, 2296 G. Hatton, T. W., 1008, 223 Gardiner, S., 152, 153, 266, 312, 313, Humphries, John, 97 325, 326, 327, 328. 339, 352, 374 Huht, John, 234 Gidney, I., 87, 179, 184. Hiscock, T. B„ 900 Glasscock, G., 248, 276, 303 Harbison, W., 16, 17 Glassford, M„ 256, 755 Hodge, W„ 92, 93, 28, 38, 69, 80, 59,149 Grice, R., 227 Hutton, J. C., 1255, 1262, 1267, 1274 Gray, B„ 232 Heyward, W. D., 1304 Government Experimental Farm, 318 Hoppner, H., 1307 Gurney, T. J., 1017 Hoppner, C., 1306 Gough, Charles, 908 and 909, 942 Hubbard and Co., J. R„ 2022 to 2027 Goodman, Thomas, 25, 27, 28, 940, 888, Howden, J., 2185 884, 873. 879, 895, 917, 1223, 1237, 729, Henderson and Co., T„ 2286 to 2292 800 to 805, 848 to 853, 745, 749, 1251, Horse and Cattle Food Manufacturing 1237 Co., Castlemaine, 2293. 2294 Gierson, T. N„ 207. 274 Gibson, Richard, 458, 450, 446, 560, 460, I. 459, 470, 469, 468, 477, 472, 471, 480, Iynes, W.. 1296 479, 478, 487, 486, 485, 482, 549, 488. Irwin, W. A., 2096 Green, J. H., 1010 J. Grant, John, 475, 474, 473, 464, 463, 452 Guthrie, Mrs. A., 461, 490, 491 Jones, Gray, 269 James, I. F., 950 Gillis, John, 22 Gibson. T , 85, 112, 127 Junner, C., 910, 1013, 1014 Grenfell, W. H., 342 Jeffrey, W., 678, 663, 655, 654, 643, 642, Gillies, Daniel, 1288 626", 625 Grant and Co., James, 1137, 1132, 2313 Johnstone, W. W.. 254 lo 2333 Johnston, —, 1326. 1327 Grant, William, 4, 44 Jeffrey, S., 842 to 847, 1215, 1221, 1235 Gilbert, A. L„ 238 Jones and Son, W. B., 2076 to 2087 Gibson, D„ 61, 751, 737 Johnston Bros., 2302 to 2309 Gyton, R. R. M., 865 K. Garton, James, 285 Kerr, H. K., 263 Gillespie, James, 902, 940 Kilgour, A. C., 1029. 1037 and 1038 Gillett, Henry, 874, 875 Knight and Co., W„ 1171, 1176, 1165,.. Goss, B., 121, 136 1166, 1145, 1150, 1151 Graham, Andrew, 91, 119, 134 Kong Meng, A. A., 496 Grimes and Co., Messrs. S., 1271 to Knight, J., 1138 1273, 1259 to 1261 Kelly, S. W., 281, 287 Gow, Donald, 1301 Keys, T„ 1209, 1214 Gibbs, Bright and Co., 2095 King, Smith and Kenehan, Meesrs^. Grant, J., 2313 to 2333 1259 to 1261, 1268 to 1270 XXV1U. LIST OF EXHIBITORS.

M'Pherson, E„ 999 Lackerton. N., 202 M'Loughlin L., 529 Leaimonth, J-, 240, 241, 268, 275, 306 M'Culloch, Sir James. 510 Lvons, A. C., 225, 239, 272, 305 M'George, W„ 500, 530, 539 Lloyd J. W„ 1340, 1341, 2232 to 2235 M'Pherson, W., 641, 662, 677 Lewis! W.. 12SI M'Lellan, Messrs. J. and A., 222, 304, T,ee, W. H„ 19 949, 974, 1230, 1246 Longmore, J.. 43, 50, 60, 70 M'Keon, Francis, 481, 507, 508 Laurence, William, 41, 106 M'Cormack, Thomas, 2, 3 Learmonth, W., 12 M'Camey, J., 81 Lees. T„ 34 M'Kindrick, John, 1206, 1210 Lecky, J. and R., 307, 160 M'Farland, John, 1300 Lecky, W. S., 163 M'Donald, D., 2118 Lonemire. T., 769, 774, 775, 777, 786, M'Ewan and Co., J., 1726 to 1874 781, 787, 1218, 1227, 1241 M'Briar, Osborn, and Co., 2206, 2207 Lon^mire, Miss, 1228, 1242 M'Caltuan, Garde and Co., 2212 to 2224 Lennon, Hugh, 1357 to 1360, 1910 to M'Lean Bros, and Rigg, 1473 to 1600 1971 N. Neilson, H., 394, 399, 390, 347, 346 Long and Co., 2299 to 3001 Nagel, Jacob, 1343 to 1348 M. Napier, Mrs. J., 531, 524 Miller, J. J„ 178, 200, 201 New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Munro, Executors, G., 2199 to 2205 Agency Co., 143, 144 Muro, TV. S.. 914. 915, 882, 860 Nicholson and Co., J., 181, 198, 280, 283, Malcolm, J., 965, 968 297, 2241 to 2278 Miller, Arthur, 983 Nixon, H., 1316 Mailer, D., 100S Norris, 1'. W., 2297 Mailer, R., 987 O. Macartney, G. A.. 1018 Oliver, A., 209, 245 Miller, Hon. H., 559, 230, 210, 173, 172, Opie, T., 1240 171, 170, 168, 167, 174, 166, 165, 164, O'Donnell, P., 292, 103, 102, 90 148, 138. 131, 130. 116, 115, 101, 95, Ochiltree, James, 1208, 1212, 1287, 1290, 89, 77, 76. 63, 53, 37, 27 1342 Muir and Seele, Messrs., 952, 960, 966 P. Miller, Edward, 219 Plummer, Dr., 79 Moran, Patrick, 503 Pooley, A.. 1022 Moore, J.. 2236 to 2239 Parsons, G., 1128, 1178,1179, 1180, 1133 Murray. John, 214 and 1134 Munro, D. D., 881. 913 Pickles and Sons, G. F., 1125 to 1127, Mibost, S. H„ 1309 1117 to 1119, 1101 to 1107, 1082 to Musgrove, James, 2001 to 2007 10S6, 1071 to 1074, 1065 to 1067, 1051 Munro and Co., D., 1350, 1351, 1352, to 1053. 1047 to 1050, 1200 to 1205 1875 to 1909 Palmer, H. H„ 945 Moore, J., 2236 to 2239 Powles, Thomas, 428 Me. Peck, J. M„ 296, 517 M'Phail, James, 255 Phillips, James, 958 M'Culloch, Colin, 219, 646, 647, 666, 667, Poison, Angus, 1289, 1292, 1291, 1235, 682, 683, 684 1282 M'Gregor, D. R., 1319, 1330 Peters, C., 5, 253 M'Gurean, Thomas, 1043 Peach, J., 553, 552 M'Gregor, D. R„ 985, 988 Plant, G„ 854 to 859, 762 to 765, 738 to M'Dougall, Robert, 330 742 M'Culloch, Hon. W„ 554, 340, 357, 356, Phillips, Mrs. Mary, 1226, 1250 355, 354, 353, 358, 359, 329, 375, 376, Power, M„ 180 377, 378, 379, 385, 400, 422, 421, 420, Peppin, F., 493, 498, 513. 514, 515, 516, 413, 412, 411, 123.84, 94, 10 525, 526, 533, 534, 689 to 691, 695 to M'Donald, Mrs., 1238, 1224 697 M'Nab, D., 414, 447, 547, 555 Pbelam, D., 1312 M'Nab Bros., Messrs. W., 445, 453, 454, Park, R. P., 1354 465, 466, 476, 483, 1000 Peirce and Co., A. E., 1601 to 1673 .M'Lellan, D„ 308 Pyne, R. J., 2371 LIST OF EXHIBITORS. xxix.

R. Stewart, James, 1231, 1247 Russell, G., 211 Smythe, R. B., 1305 Rattray, 21. Swan and Co., 2008 to 2021 Bobbins, Frank, 185, 191, 192, 205, 290 Salome, Drysdale, and fc'raser, 2024 Reynolds, S. F., 216 Shiels and Co., 2184 Robinson, D„ 986, 9S9, 990. T. Rigby, E. C., 970 Trestrail, J., 6, 7 R inniek, James, 551, 550, 425, 410, 383, Timbury, A., 1004 366, 334, 82 Thorn, R. C„ 991 Rennick, John, 73, 110, 125 Thomas, F. W., 1039 Rossell, T„ 333 Tweddle, James, 419, 350 Ross, J. R., 770, 782 Tonkin, Capt. B., and Son, 403, 402, 387, Riddell, J osepli, 943, 947, 11213 361 Robinson, J., 948, 956 and 957, 963 and Tulloch, J. T„ 147 964 Ton a*, W. S„ 812 to 817, 806 to 811, 750 Reynolds, S. P., 1015 and 1016 Taylor, J. A., 1308 Russell, Thomas, 614, 604, 591, 579, 567 Thomas, J. T., 2211 Russell, Thomas, and Co., 612, 603, 602, Y. 599, 589, 563, 573, 574 Virgoe, W. R„ 151, 158 •Ross, John, 68, 58, 42 Voice, John, 536, 528, 522, 521, 495, 862 Rogers, Albert, 23 Vial, and Co., F„ 2178 to 2183 Kowan, Andrew, 78, 20, 56, 66, 104, 96 W. Robertson, John, 26, 36, 176, 118, 196, Watson, J. T., 25, 51, 47, 100 197, 204, 279, 893, 892, 894, 933, 934, Wright, F„ 270 936, 1023, 1024 Watson, G„ 212 Rose, W., 186, 193 Whittiagham, J., 155 Uoberts and Parry, Messrs., 1217, 1225, Williams, Seton G., 229 1239, 1284 Whitelaw, T., 1036 Ralston, Mrs , 1243 Wade, E., 981 and 982 Rohead, John, 1263 to 1265, 1275 to Williams, William, 1003 1277 Warner, A., 1005, 1244, 1012 Rooks, J., 1298 Waring Bros., Messrs., 1068, 1056, 1089, Rhine and Poulson, 1303 1075, 1122, 1113, 1090, 1181 Rickards, F., 1311 Wamsley, Thomas, 975 Robinson and Sons, 1355, 1356 Williams, John, 976 Roberts, J. A., 2117 Wratball, S„ 962 Radford, W., 2372 to 2382 Watt, C. A., 323, 391, 348, 349, 398, Robinson, T., 1361 to 1385 393, 406, 408, 407, 409 S. Watt, Ross, 494, 182. Shields, W. A., 243 Williams, W. G., 996 Smith, Hon. L. L., 156, 994, 995, 973 West, J. and B„ 146, 271, 1182, 1129, Smith and Warner, 11 1138 Southwell, H. J., 1026 to 1028, 1041, 1042 Woolley, Dr., 236 Somerville, H„ 998 Wade and Sterrit, 32 Swan, J. L., 896, 904, 918, 923, 924 Williams, James, 314 Stephens Bros., 1087, 108S Watson, Moses, 49, 117, 132 Strawhorn, A., 29 Willmott, Dr., 288 Seymour, G„ 2295 White, W., 509, 540 Spencer, A., 233 Wighton, A., 861 Sewell, J , 1286, 440, 435, 434 Williams, James, 99 Schooling. R. W„ 52. 62, 74 White, D„ 1045, 1046, 1055, 1061 to Smith, Job, 261, 381, 367 1064, 1070, 1079 to 1081, 1099, 1100, Sydenham, G. M., 926, 927 1120,1197, 1198 Strettle, Stratford, 309, 310, 311 Whiting, John, 1295 Shan Hun, J., 921 Williams. P., 1353, 2074, 2075 Sergeant, W., 903,905 Welsh and Co., H. P., 1674 to 1725 Smart and Fotheringham, 1207, 1211 Willson, R. F., 2186 Schullz, G. E„ 1216, 1222, 1236, 1249, Willis and Co., W„ 2334 1266 Y. -Smith and Sons, G. S., 1323, 1334 Young, Thomas, 933A. 954 and 955, 897, Sydenham, G. M., 1252, 1254 967, 1033, 1030 JC XX. ADVERTISEMENTS. BRISCOE & COMPANY, Sole Agents for the Renowned HORNSBY SHEAF BINDER, THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MACHINE IN THE WORLD!

ELEVEN FIRST PRIZES won in the Australian Colonies alone during 1884,. all at Field Trials, and not, as some of our American friends are boasting, in Show Grounds, where the Machines could not be tested. The Hornsby is far and away the strongest and most substantial machine in the market. The Hornsby is the simplest, cuts the closest, and is without doubt the best machine for the Australian farmer. REMEMBER, it was the 1884 Machine which won the Eleven First Prizes ; the 1885 Machine is still further improved. The demand for the Hornsby Binder last Season was so great that, unlike our American friends, who have large stocks of last season's- machines still on hand, we are able to offer the improved Machines made this year.

to buy the FARMERS, Hornsby Binder Head our List of Prizes, and you THE will see that it is PREMIER to your advantage ENGLISH MACHINE. FIRST PRIZE of £100, Royal Agricultural Socicfcv of ENGLAND, the World's Greatest Prize, after 7 days' severe test. FIRST PBIZE, ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA, ADELAIDE, October, 1S84. GRAND CHAMPION FIRST PRIZE of £20, NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA, MOONEE PONDS, November, 1884

FIRST PRIZE, DIJNALD, VIC., Nov., 1884. FIRST PRIZE, BOORT, VIC., NOV., 1884. FIRST PRIZE, MURTOA, VIC., Dec., 1884. FIRST PRTZE, CHARLTON, NOV., 1884. FIRST PRIZE, ARARAT, VIC., Jan., 1884. FIRST PRIZE, GEELONG, Dec., 1884. FIRST PRIZE, Wellington, N.S.W., Nov., FIRST PRIZE, KYNETON, Dec., 1884. 1884. FIRST PRIZE, COLERAINE, Nov., 1884. No other Machine has ever before held such a record. It proves the HORNSBY to be MONARCH of the HARVEST FIELD ! Beware of advertisements, detailing the successes of 1883 as being won thin season. Advertisements of this class, misleading the Public, have appeared in Australian papers this year. Hornsby's Celebrated "Paragon" and "Diamond" Mowers and Reapers.—The "PARAGON" has won more Prizes at Field Trials than any other Machine in the World, and is a universal favourite; Hornsby's Engines (Portable and Vertical,) Hedge Cutters, Ploughs, and Winnowers. Bentall's Horse Gears and Chaffcutters. Hunt and Tawell's Horse Gears and Chaffcutters. Reid's New Patent Triplex Wire Strainers; the New Zealand Favourite—the cheapest and best Wire Strainer in the Market, BRISCOE & CO., 37 and 39 Little Collins St. West, and 172 Queen St., Melbourne, THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO., LIMITED, The -Exchange, Collins Street JFes?, Has established Central Offices for the Sale and Purchase of Country Lands

CATALOGUE.

Draught Horses.

JStalUon (imported,) Three years old or over—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart.; second ditto, £5 5s.third ditto, certificate of merit.

NOTE.—Any prize awarded to a Mure in Classes A and B, exhibited as being in foal, may be withheld until the production of a certificate that she lias produced a foal after the Exhibition, and previous to the 1st of January next ensuing.

1 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, " Baron Primrose," bay, 3 years 3 months, bred by David Black ; s Topsman, d Jess, s of d Charlie. 2 Thomas McCormack, Dean, " Fitzlion" (1656,) bay, foaled 1879, bred by Ralston ; s Lord Lion, d Jess (863.) 3 Thomas McCormack, Dean, " Blue Ribbon," bay, foaled 1877 ;s Darnley, d Jess (1356.) 4 William Grant, Rochford, Roinsey, " Young Ivanhoe," bay, 6 years, s Ivanhoe, d Jane, s of d Lofty Ben Lomond. .5 Charles Peters, Fair View, Newham, "Topsail," bay, 5 years 2 mouths 6 clays, bred by D. Riddell; s Topgallant, d Young Emma, s of d Prince of Wales. 6 J. Trestrail, Hotham Hill, "Mystic," bay, 4 years, bred byG. Rodger; sDrumpellier (1428,) d Mystery (881,) s of d Craigie Lea. 7 J. Trestrail, Hotham Hill, " Brown Ben," brown, 4 years ; s Beau Chief (116,) d by Champion (441,) s of d Devonshire Lad (595.) 8 D. and J. Ewart, Murchison, "Pride of Clyde," (600,) bay, foaled 1873, bred by W. Brock ; s Old Times (679,) d Jess (27,) s of d Sir William Wallace (804.) 9 J. Crawford, Pine Grove, Rochester, " Royal Charlie," bay, 5 years, bred by McLean ; s Lord Clyde (imported,) d Belle, s of d Prince Charlie (imported.)

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10 Hon. Wm. McCuIloch, Mertoun Park, "Sir William," bay, bred by John Adair ; s Lord Lyon (489,1 d Maggie Adair (947,) s of d Glenlee (363.) 11 Smith and Warner, Dean, "Young Clydesdale Hero," bay, 6 years, bred by J. Smith ; s Clydesdale Hero, d , s of d Sir Colin Campbell. 12 W. Learmonth, New Hall, Moonee Ponds, "King of Quality," bay, 3 years 4 months 6 days, bred by Marquis of Londonderry; s What Care I, d Polly, s of d Prince of Wales.

Stallion (colonial-bred) Four years old or over—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Dr. Plummer, President; second ditto, M5 5s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

13 Daniel Daniels, Drysdale, " Peter the Great," bay, 6 years, bred by A. Rowan ; s Scotchman (imported,) d Tibbie, s of d Baron of Glenlee (imported.) 14 R. L. Edwards, North Lancefield, " Fearnought," bright bay, 4 years. 10 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor; s Dreadnought (imported,) d Jess, s of d Prince Charlie. 15 J. Bretherton, Romsey, " Gleniffer," bay, 8 years, bred by A. Rowan ; s Scotchman, d Blossom, s of d Blackleg. 16 W. Harbison, Brighton, " Arthur the Great," bay, 6 years, bred by exhibitor; s Prince Arthur, d Diamond, s of d Baron of Glenlee. 17 W. Harbison, Brighton, " King o' th' Clans," bay, 5 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Time o'Day, d Diamond, s of d Baron of Glenlee. 18 John Boag, Brookside, Canterbury, N.Z., "Crown Prince," bay,. rising 8 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Watty (imported,) d Marchioness 1st, s of d Sir Benjamin (imported.) 19 — Thompson, Jung Jung, " Oakbranch," bay, 4 years ; s Peter the Great. 20 Andrew Rowan, Kyneton, " Warrior," brown, 4 years, bred by exhibitor; s Prince Arthur (imported,) d Maid of Sunbury, s of d Lancashire Hero. 21 — Rattray, Elmore, " Clydesdale Tom," bay, 4 years ; s Conserva- tive Tom (imported,) d Fanny, s of cl Watson's Prince. 22 John Gillis, Coliban, Trentham, " Sir Charles," bay, 5 years, bred by M. Cullen ; s Champion of Scotland, d Diamond, s of d Ben Lomond. 23 Albert Rogers, North Wail, " Lowland Lad," bay, 5 years; s Honest Lad. 24 Robert Forsythe, " Young Heather Jock," brown, 9 years; s Heather Jock. 25 J. T. Watson, Highbank Hill, Kyneton, "Druid," bay, 4 years 10 months, bred by W. Richards; s Stanley (imported,) d by Victor (imported.)

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DRAUGHT HORSES. G..

Stallion, three years old—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Frederick Peppin, Esq. ; second ditto, £5 5s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

26 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street, " Champion of the South," black 3 years, breeder ; s Champion of the North,' d Kate' s of d Vanquisher. 27 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Glancer," bay, 2 years 10 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor; s Superior (imported,) d Bloom, s of d Nugget. 28 William Hodge, Green Hill, Kyneton, " Surprise," bay, 2 years 7 months 19 clays, bred by exhibitor; s Superior, d Fan, s of d Young Farmer 2nd (imported.) 29 Andrew Strawhorn, Janefiekl, Rushworth, "Johnny Lad," bay, 2 years 10 months 3 clays, brecl by J. Strawhorn ; s Superior' d Folly, s of cl Earl of Barfold. 30 Hart Bros., Beefacres Estate, Paradise, S.A., "Hudson," brown, 2 years 9 months 16 days, bred by exhibitors ; s Waverley (imported,) 1347 C.S.B., d Maid of Glasgow, s of d Earl of Glasgow.

31 A. J. Harper, Woodend, "uChampion of the South," black, 2 years 9 months, bred by M. Bradley ; s Black Champion, d Jessie 2nd, s of d Victor (imported.) 32 Wade and Sterrit, Bullarook, " Woodlands," dark bay, 2 years 9 months 12 days, bred by exhibitors; s Tasman's'Pride, d Violet, s of d Wallace. 33 Joseph Bell, Brighton, " Champion of the South," bay, 3 years, bred by Russell; s Champion of the North, d Ruby, s of d Stanley. 34 Thomas Lees, Tarwin River, " Tarwin Jock," bay, 2 years 7 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Paisley Jock (581,) d Lady Blackleg, s of cl Blackleg. 35 J. T. C. Heard, Englewood Park, Inverleigh.

Stallion which competed as a one-year-old and two-year-olcl in the GRAND DRAUGHT HORSE PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES, 1883-84—Challenge Cup, value £30 ; to be won twice by the same animal.

36 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street, "Champion of the South," black, 3 years ; s Clmrapion of the North, cl Kctte, s of cl Vanquisher. 37 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Glancer," bay, 2 years 10 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Superior (imported,) cl Bloom, s of d Nugget. 38 William Hodge, Green Hill, Kyneton, " Surprise," bay, 2 years 7 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor; s Superior, cl Fan, s of d Young Farmer 2nd (imported.)

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Two-year-old colt—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of John Currie, Esq. ; second ditto, £3 3s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

39 Joseph Dickens, Black Hill, Edgecombe, "Ellesmere," bay, 1 year 11 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor; s Admiral, d Model, s of d Scotchman. 40 T. Bookless, Royal Park, " William the Conquerer," bay, 2 years 1 day, bred by S. Hoskisson ; s Emperor (2575,) d Darling of Langside (632,) s of d Lord Lyon. 41 William Lawrence, Chapman-street, Hotliam, " Prince of Wales," dark bay, 1 year 9 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Knight of the Thistle (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Heather Jock. 42 John Ross, Creswick, "Blackleg," bay, 1 year 9 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor; s Pride of Scotland, d Jennie, s of d Prince of Wales. 43 J. Longmore, Leigh Road, " Lochiel," bay, 1 year 10 months 25 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Champion of the North (imported,) d Kate, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 44 William Grant, Rochford, Romsey, " General Gordon," bay, 1 year 10 months 4 days, bred by exhibitor; s Young Ivanhoe, d Marchioness, s of d Scotchman (imported.) 45 James Aitken, Tandara Pavk, Yallook, Sir Walter Scott, bay, 20 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Darling's Pride, d Bute, s of d Sir Walter Scott. 46 H. Bamfield, Ivanhoe, " Ivanhoe," bay, 2 years 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Ivanhoe, d Beauty, s of d Grey Champion. 47 J. T. Watson, Highbank Hill, Kyneton, '' Wolsley," bay, 1 year and 9 months, bred by W. Carter : s Admiral (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Young Farmer the 2nd. 47A Moses Watson.

Hrvo-year-old Colt which competed as a one-year-old in the GRAND DRAUGHT HORSE PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES, 1884—Challenge Cup, value, £30 ; to be won twice by the same animal.

48 Joseph Dickins, Black Hill, Edgecombe, " Ellesmere," bay, 1 year 11 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Admiral, d Model, s of d Scotchman. 49 Moses Watson, Kyneton, " Champion of Kyneton," bay, bred by exhibitor ; s Champion of the North, d Maud, s of d Champion of Scotland. 50 J. Longmore, Leigh Road, "Lochiel," bay, 1 year 10 months 25 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Champion of the North (imported,) d Kate, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 51 J.T.Watson, Highbank Hill, Kyneton, "Wolsley," bay, 1 year 9 months, bred by W. Carter ; s Admiral (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Young Farmer the 2nd.

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One-year-old Colt—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of George Howat, Esq. ; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, certificate of merit.' '

52 R. W. Schooling, Carlsruhe, " Royal Topsman," bay, 10 months 25 days ; s Young Topsman, d Beauty, s of d Champion of Scotland. 53 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Prince Alfred," bay, 1 year 4 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Nugget, d Princess of Wales 5th, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 54 M. Brady, Kyneton, " Reformer," bay, 8 months 3 days, bred by exhibitor; s Dunmore, d Madam, s of d Young Wrestler. 55 M. Brady, Kyneton, "Royal Prince," bay, 10 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor; s Young Topsman, d Duchess, s of d Kilburnie. 56 James Cochrane, Barfold, "Lord Neilson," bay, 11 months 19 days bred by exhibitor ; s Admiral (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Lord Clyde (imported.) 57 Andrew Rowan, Barbower, Kyneton, "Royal Prince," 10 months 16 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Peter the Great, d Princess Royal, s of d Prince Arthur. 58 John Ross, Creswick, " King of the Lions," bay, 10 months 15 days bred by exhibitor; s Fitzlion, d Maggie, s of d Pride of Scot- land. 59 W. Hodge, Green Hill, Kyneton, " Merry Bob," bay, 10 months 5 days, bred by John Took; s Superior, d Kate, s of d Lord Clyde. 60 J. Longmore, Leigh Road, " Macbeth," bay, 10 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Champion of the North (imported,) d Kate s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 61 D. Gibson, Bolinda, "Young Victoria," bay, 11 months 17 days, bred by exhibitor; s .Pride of Victoria, a Princess, s of d Prince of Wales.

GRAND DRAUGHT HORSE PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES, 1885—One-year-old Colts, the produce of undermentioned Sires*—First prize, £60 • second ditto, £12; third ditto, £6. ' '

A Challenge Cup, value .£30, will be given to the best Colt in this stakes such Cup to be competed for annually (up to four years) till won twice by the'same animal, when it will become the property of the exhibitor. A Cup or piece of plate, value .£10 10s., will be presented to the nominator of the Bire of the first prize Colt in this stakes.

» The One-year-old Colts and Fillies competing for the above prizes must be the progeny of the following sires:—Mr. Im. Dewar's "Pride o' Dee" Mr J T Watson's " Stanley," Mr. W. Stanley's "Pride of Yoker," Mr. T. Flinn''s "Admiral " Messrs. J. and R. Smith's " Champion of the North," Mr. Thomas McCormack'S " Fitzlion," Mr. A. Rowan's " Peter the Great," Mr. W. Hodge's " Superior " Hon H.Miller's "Nugget," Mr. John Glenn's "Young Topsman" and "Dunmore" and Messrs. Grant and Graham's " Young Ivanhoe." '

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62 11. W. Schooling. Carlsrulie, " Royal Topsman," bay, 10 months 25 days ; s Young Topsman, d Beauty, s of d Champion of Scotland. 63 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Prince Alfred," bay, I year 4 days, bred by exhibitor; s Nugget, d Princess of Wales 5th, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 64 M. Brady, Kyneton, " Reformer." bay, 8 months 3 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Dunmore, d Madam, s of d Young Wrestler. 65 M. Brady, Kyneton, " Royal Prince," bay, 10 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Topsman, d Duchess, s of d Kilburnie. 66 James Cochrane, Barfold, "Lord Neilson," bay, 11 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Admiral (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Lord Clyde (imported.) 67 Andrew Rowan, Barbower, Kyneton, "Royal Prince," bay, 10 months- 16 days, bred by exhibitor; s Peter the Great, d Princess Royal, s of d Prince Arthur. 68 John Ross, Creswick, "King of the Lions," bay, 10 months 15 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Fitzlion, d Maggie, s of d Pride of Scotland. 69 W. Hodge, Green Hill, Kyneton, " Merry Bob," bay, 10 months 5 days, bred by J. Took; s Superior, d Kate, s of d Lord of Clyde. 70 J. Longmore, Leigh Road, " Macbeth," bay, 10 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor; s Champion of the North (imported,) d Kate, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.)

Brood Mare, foaled or in foal —First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Joseph Clarke, Esq. ; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, certificate of merit*

71 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, "Beauty," bay, aged ; s Lord Clyde, d Susie, s of d Prince of Wales (imported.) 72 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, " Kitty," bay, aged, bred by late Thomas Ryan ; s Cowden Lad (imported,) d Flower. 73 J. Rennick, Carlsruhe, " Maude;" s Champion of Scotland, d Blossom, s of d Little Prince. 74 R. W. Schooling, Carlsruhe, "Topsy," dark brown, 5 years 19 days - s Topsman, d Beauty, s of d Champion of Scotland. 75 W. Fraser, Sunnyside, " Kate of Clyde," grey, 5 years ; s Pride of Clyde, d Kate, s of d Victor. 76 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Princess of Wales 6th," bay, 6' years, bred by W. T. Cox ; s Pride of Scotland (imported,) d Princess of Wales, s of d Prince of Wales (imported.) 77 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, "Annie," bay, 10 years; s Champion of Scotland (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Watson's Prince. 78 Andrew Rowan, Barbower, Kyneton, " Princess Royal," brown, 7 years 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Prince Arthur, d Queen, of Scots, s of d Scotchman.

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79 Andrew Plummer, Wyabun Park, Gisborne, " Helen Campbell," bay, 6 years, bred by W. Robertson ; s Marquis of Lome (imported,) d Tibbie, s of d Victor (imported.) 80 W. Hodge, Green Hill, Kyneton, " Lady Salisbury," bay, 5 years, bred by A. Hannah ; s Lord Salisbury, d Black Duchess, s of d Prince of Wales. 81 John McCamey, Meerlieu, ''Madam," bay, 5 years, bred by J. Craiton, s Royal George, d Susie, s of d Comet. 82 James Rennick, Evandale, Kyneton, " Rosey," bay, 2 years 10 month 19 days, bred by John Rennick ; s Stanley, d Maud, s of d Champion of Scotland. 83 J. B. Blair, New Zealand, "Countess," brown, 7 years, bred by — Archer, Tasmania ; s Baron of Clyde (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Linconshire Hero (imported.) 84 Hon. William McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, "Florist," bay, 4 years, bred by Henry Browne ; s Admiral (71,) d Flora (72 ) s of d Al. 85 Thomas Gibson, Top Creek, Rochester, " Maggie," bay, aged ; s Carney's Marquis, d Kate, s of d Heather Jock. 86 A. Bourke, Spring View, Kyneton, " Lady Champion ;" s Champion of Scotland (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Lothian Tam (imported.) 87 I. Gidney, Dryburgli-street, Hotham Hill, " Star," black, 5 years, bred by James Egan ; s Sir William (imported,) d by Sir Walter Scott. Dry Mare—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Robert Harper aud Co., with £2 2s. added ; second ditto, £4 4s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 88 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, " Royal Dame," bay, 7 years, bred by T. McCormack; s Pride of Scotland (imported,) d Nancy, s of d Cox's Prince of Wales (imported.) 89 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Prince of Wales 5th," bay, 8 years, bred by W. T Cox; s Pride of Scotland (imported,) cl Princess of Wales, s of d Prince of Wales (imported.) 90 P. O'Donnell, Spring Hill Farm, Kyneton, " Maggie Clyde," bay, 7 years, bred by exhibitor; s Lord Clyde (imported,) d Madam, s of d Pride of Scotland. 91 Andrew Graham, Boliuda Vale, "Dora," bay, 4 years, bred by Joseph Clark ; s Lord Salisbury ;" d imported to New Zealand, s of d Sir Colin Campbell. 92 W. Hodge, Green Hill, Kyneton, " Maid of the South," brown, bred by A. Carmiehael ; s Prince of Wales, d Rose. 93 W. Hodge, Green Hill, Kyneton, " Fanny the 2nd," bay, 4 years, bred by J. Clark ; s Lord Salisbury, d Kate, s of cl Colin. 94 Hon. William McCulL>ch, Mertoun Park, Colac, " Belle of Buncraig," brown, aged, bred by W. Gray; s Warrior (902,) d Kate°of Muncraig (141.)

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Three-year-old Filly—First prize, Cup, value £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Joseph Nicholson and Co. ; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

95 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Flower 2nd," bay, 2 years 10 months 2 days, bred by exhibitor; s Nugget, d Flower, s of d Cowden Lad (imported.) 96 Andrew Rowan, Barbower, Kyneton, " Fair Ellen," bay, 2 years 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Peter the Great, d Mary Blain, s of d Baron of Glenlee. 97 Johu Humphries, Berwick, " Duchess of Barfold," bay, 2 years 10 months 11 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Earl of Barfold, d Pollie, s of d Clydesdale Tom. 98 Joseph Bretherton, Romsey, " Lady Mary," bay 2 years 10 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor; s Stanley, d Bess, s of d Marquis of L irne. 99 James Williams, Riddell's Creek, " Lady Monarch," bay, 2 years 9 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor; s Monarch's Pride, d Lady Victor, s of d Victor. 100 J. T. Watson, Highbank Hill, Kyneton, "Lily Stanley," bay, 2 years 10 months, bred by J. Cochrane; s Stanley (imported,) d Diamond, s of d Champion of Scotland (imported.)

Two-year-old Filly—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of A. Patterson, Esq. second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

101 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, "Bloom 2nd," brown 1 year 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Scotland's Pride, d Bloom s of d Nugget. 102 P. O'Donnell, Spring Hill Farm, Kyneton, "Maggie Clyde 2nd," bay, 1 year 10 months, bred by exhibitor; s Champion of the North, d Maggie Clyde, s of d Lord Clyde. 103 P. O'Donnell, Spring Hill Farm, Kyneton, " Annie," black, 1 year 10 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor; s Fashion of the Day, d Lovely, s of d Lord Clyde. 104 James Cochrane, Barfold, "Blossom," brown, 1 year 8 months 18 days, bred by exhibitor; s Stanley (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Little Prince. 105 Andrew Rowan, Barbower, Kyneton, "Georgina," brown, 1 year 10 months, bred by exhibitor; s Peter the Great, d Princess Royal, s of d Prince Arthur. 106 William Laurence, Chapman-street, Hotham, "Young Dummey" bay, 1 year 8 montlis 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Darling''s Pride, d Bragg 2nd, s of d Thumper (imported.) 107 M. Brady, Kyneton, " Princess Alice," bay, 1 year 9 months 4 days, bred by exhibitor; s Admiral, d Lady Cromwell, s of d Champion of Scotland.

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Two-year-old Filly which competed as a one-year-old in the GRAND DRAUGHT HORSE PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES, 1884—Challenge Cup, value £30 ; to be won twice by the same animal.

108 James Cochrane, Barfold, "Blossom," brown, 1 year 8 months 18 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Stanley (imported,) d Blossom, s of d Little Prince. 109 M. Brady, Kyneton, " Princess Alice," bay, 1 year 9 months 4 days, bred by exhibitor; s Admiral, d Lady Cromwell, s of d Champion of Scotland.

One-year-old Filly First prize, £3 3s. ; second ditto, silver medal ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

110 J. Rennick, Carlsruhe, "Queen of the North," brown, 8 months 16 days ; s Champion of the North, d Maude, s of d Champion of Scotland. 111 W. Fraser, Sunnyside, "Maggie Lion," bay, 10 months 3 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Fitzlion, d Kate of Clyde, s of d Pride of Clyde. 112 T. Gibson, Top Creek, " Maggie Stanley," bay, 10 months 26 days ; s Stanley (imported,) d Maggie, s of d Marquis. 113 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, "Lady Mag 5th," bay, 9 months 2 weeks, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Ivanhoe, cl Lady Mag, s of d Heather Jock. 114 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, " Kate Cromwell 2nd," brown, 9 months 10 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Superior, d Kate Crom- well, s of d Lord Clyde. 115 Hon. Henry Miller, Market street, " Princess of Wales 10th," bay, 9 months 25 days, bred by exhibitor; s Nugget, d Prince of Wales 6th, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 116 Hon. Henry Miller, Market street, " Princess Maggie 2nd," bay 10 months 24 days, bred by exhibitor; s Nugget, d Princess Maggie, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 117 Moses Watson, Kyneton, bay, 11 months ; s Young Topsman, d Blossom, s of d Young Farmer 2nd. 118 William Carter, Kyneton, Daisy," bay, 9 months 11 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Champion of the North, d Blossom, s of d Young Farmer 2nd. 119 Andrew Graham, Bolinda Vale, "Maud," bay, 10 months 26 days, bred by A. Graham ; s Young Ivanhoe (imported,) d Readsdale Lass, s of d Jack's the Lad. 120 A. Bourke, Spring View, Kyneton, "Lady Fitzlion," black, 11 months 11 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Fitzlion, d Lady Champion, s of d Champion of Scotland. 121 B. Goss, Woodstock, Donnybrook, " Jenny," bay, 9 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Champion of the North, d Peggy, s of d Young Farmer 2nd (imported.)

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122 D. and J. Ewart, Murchison, " Lady Clyde," bay, 1 year, bred by exhibitor; s Pride of Clyde, d Rose, s of d Young Prince Charlie (804.) 123 Hen. William McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, " Belle of Mertoun," brown, 8 months 23 clays, bred by exhibitor; s Victor Chief (imported,) d Belle of Muncraig. 124 A. Bourke, 'Spring View, Kyneton, "Young Blossom," chestnut, 10 months 18 days ; s Peter the Great, d Madam, s of d Black Champion.

GRAND DRAUGHT HORSE PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES, 1885— One-year-old Fillies, the produce of the undermentioned Sires*—First prize, £60 ; second ditto, £17 6s. 8d.; third ditto, £8 13s. 4d.

A Challenge Cup, value .£30, will be given to the best Filly in this section, such Cup to be competed for annually (up to four years) till won twice by the same animal, when it will become the property of the exhibitor. A Cup or piece of plate, value £10 10s., will be presented to the nominator of the sire of the first prize Filly in this stakes.

125 John Rennick, Carlsruhe, "Queen of the North," brown, 8 months 16 days ; s Champion of the North, d Maude, s of d Watson's Champion of Scotland. 126 W. Fraser, Sunnyside, " Maggie Lion," bay, 10 months 3 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Fitzlion, d Kate of Clyde, s of d Pride of Clyde. 127 T. Gibson, Top Creek,- " Maggie Stanley," bay, 10 months 26 days ; s Stanley (imported,) d Maggie, s of d Marquis. 128 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart,, Bolinda Vale, "Lady Mag 5th," bay, 9 months 2 weeks, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Ivanhoe, d Lady Mag, s of d Heather Jock. 129 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, " Kate Cromwell 2nd," brown, 9 months 10 days, bred by exhibitor; s Superior, d Kate Cromwell, s of d Lord Clyde. 130 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Princess of Wales 10th," bay, 9 months 25 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Nugget, d Princess of Wales 6th, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 131 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, "Princess Maggie 2nd," bay, 10 months 24 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Nugget, d Princess Maggie, s of d Pride of Scotland (imported.) 132 Moses Watson, Kyneton, bay, 11.months, bred by exhibitor; s Young Topsman, d Blossom, s of d Young Farmer 2nd.

* The One-year-old Colts and Fillies competing for the above prizes must be the progeny of the following sires:—Mr. William Dewar's "Pride o' Dee," Mr. J. T. Watson's "Stanley," Mr. W. Stanley's "Pride of Yoker," Mr. T. Flynn's "Admiral," Messrs. J. and R. Smith's "Champion of the North," Mr. Thomas McCormack's "Fitzlion," Mr. A. Rowan's "Peter the Great," Mr. W. Hodge's "Superior," Hon. H. Miller's "Nugget," Mr. John Glenn's "Young Topsman" and "Dunmore," and Messrs. Grant and Graham's " Young Ivanhoe."

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133 William Carter, Kyneton, " Daisy," bay, 9 months 11 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Champion of the North, d Blossom, s of d Young Farmer 2nd. 134 Andrew Graham, Bolinda Vale, " Maud," bay, 10 months 26 days ; s Young Ivanhoe, d Readsdale Lass, s of d Jack's the Lad. 135 A. Bourke, Spring View, Kyneton, " Lady Fitzlion," black, 11 months 11 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Fitzlion, d Lady Champion, s of d Champion of Scotland (imported.) 136 B. Goss, Woodstock, Donnybrook, " Jenny," bay, 9 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Champion of the North (imported,) d Peggy, s of d Young Farmer 2nd (imported.) 137 A. Bourke, Spring View, Kyneton, " Young Blossom," chestnut, 10 months 18 days ; s Peter the Great, d Madam, s of d Black Champion.

Pair of Marcs or Geldings for Farm or Lorry Purposes, in work (any at)re)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Swallow a,nd Ariell ; second ditto, £2 2s. third ditto, certificate of merit. 138 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Rosebud " and " Bonny Jean," bays, 8 and 9 years old. 139 Lachlan Campbell, Gleubride Park, Romsey, bay, 5 years, bred by J. Davis ; s Dreadnought (imported,) bay, 6 years, bred by W. Grant; s Lord. Galloway (imported,) d Blossom.

Lorry and Pair (turn-out)—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of T. Brunton, Esq. ; second ditto, £5 5s. ; third ditto,'certificate of merit. 140 The Australasian Mortgage and Agency Company, Limited, Collins- street West.

Lorry and One Horse (turn-out)—First prize, £5 5s. ; second ditto, £3 3s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 141 Thomas Brunton, Australian Mills, Spencer-street, grey, 8 years, bred by — Graham ; s Marquis of Lome, d Jessie. 142 Thomas Brunton, Australian Mills, Spencer-street, bay, 7 years, bred by — Berwick ; s Cowden Lad. 143 New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, Collins-street, " Prince," bay, aged. 144 New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, Collins-street, " Nugget," black, aged. 145 Lachlan Campbell, Glenbride Park, Romsey, bay, 6 years ; s Marquis of Lome, d Maude 3rd, s of d Champion (imported.)

Shod Horse—First prize, £2 2s. ; second ditto, £1 Is. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

146 J. & B. West, Essendon. 147 James L. Tulloch, Green vale.

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SPECIAL PRIZE—A Special Prize of £5 5s., the gift of a member of the Society, will be awarded to the best, group of Three Draught Mares, over three years old, the property of one owner.

148 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Princess of Wales 5th," bay, 8 years ; s Pride of Scotland, d Princess of Wales. " Princess of Wales 6th," bay, 6 years , s Pride of Scotland (imported,) d Princess of Wales. " Annie/' bay, 10 years ; s Champion of Scotland, d Blossom. 149 W. Hodge, Green Hill, Kyneton, "Lady Salisbury," bay, 5 years, bred by A. Hannah; s Lord Salisbury, d Black Duchess, s of d Prince of Wales. " Maid of the South," brown, bred by A. Carmichael; s Prince of Wales, d Rose. " Fanny the 2nd," bay, 4 years, bred by J. Clarke ; s Lord Salisbury, d Kate, s of d Sir Colin. 150 Walter J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, " Royal Dame," bay, 7 years, bred by T. McCormack ; s Pride of Scotland, d Nancy, s of d Prince of Wales (imported.) "Beauty," bay, aged; s Lord Clyde, d Susie, s of d Prince of Wales. " Diamond," brown, aged ; s Scotchman, d Tibbie, s of d Heather Jock.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA—Imported Draught Stallion (any age,) £25 ; Colonial-bred Draught Stallion (any age,) £25 Draught Mare or Filly, £25.

Thoroughbreds.

Stallions likely to improve the breed of Thoroughbred Horses (registered in Stud Book)—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Francis Henty, Esq. ; second ditto, £5 5s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

151 W. R. Virgoe, Mathoura, N.S.W., " Albury," brown or black, aged bred by Hon. E. K. Cox ; s Yattendon, d Stockdove (imported,} s of d Macaroni. 152 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Golden Butterfly," chestnut, 6 years, bred by exhibitor; s Tubal Cain, d Calumny, s of d Traducer. 153 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Fitz Tubal," chestnut, 4 years, bred by exhibitor; s Tubal Cain, d Minnie Warren, s of d Stockowner.

NOTE.—Any prizes awarded to a Mare in Class B, exhibited as being in foal, may be withheld until the production of a certificate that she has produced a foal after the Exhibition, and previous to the 1st of January next ensuing.

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154 Joseph Cripps, Essendon, "Lothair," bay, 8 years, bred by Bell and Sons, Queensland ; s Epigram (imported,) d Legend (imported,) s of d Cathedral. 155 J. Whittingham, Melton, " Larpent," brown, 9 years, bred by John Haines ; s Cceur de Lion, d Syren, s of d Fisherman. 156 Hon. L. L. Smith, Collins-street East, " Liberator," bay, 7 years, bred by — Bryant; s Irish King, d Mobile (imported,) s of d Monarque.

Stallion suitable for getting weight-carrying steeplechasers, hunters, and hackneys (registered in Stud Book)—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart. ; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 157 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Enos," brown, aged, bred by W, Gerrard ; s Talk o' the Hills, d Zillah, s of d Stockowner. 158 W. R. Virgoe, Mathoura, N.S. W., " Confusion," bay or brown, aged, bred by H. Philips ; s Panic, d Missie, s of d Richview. 159 Joseph Cripps, Essendon, " Motea," chestnut, 8 years, bred by S. Gardiner ; s The Peer (imported,) d Lurline, s of d Traducer (imported.) 160 J. & R. Lecky, Cranbourne, "Starlight," brown, 10 years, bred by A. Crichton ; s Kirklistane, d Dolly, s of d Dolo. 161 W. Cordell, Hollymount, Pyalong, "Union Jack," chestnut, aged, bred by G. Vowles ; s Yellow Jack, d The Nun, s of d Boiardo (imported.) 162 W. Cordell, Hollymount, Pyalong, "Gladstone," bay, aged, bred by D. Ferguson; s The Peer (imported,) d Violet, s of d Rory O'More. 163 W-. S. Lecky, Roslyn Park, Childers, " Sir Garnet," black, 6 years, bred by A. Crichton; s Starlight, d Gindibine 2nd, s of d Excelsior.

Mare, foaled or in foal— First prize, £5 5s.; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 164 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Picture," bay, aged ; s King Tom, d Moonbeam. 165 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Fiction," bay, aged ; s Smuggler or Prince, d Romana. 166 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Dancing Girl," brown, aged ; s King Tom, cl Ballet Girl.

Dry Mare—First prize, £3 3s.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 167 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, "Tragedy," brown, aged, s Hamlet, d Azimuth. 168 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, "Topsy," brown, 3 years, bred by exhibitor; s Lady Kirk, d Pandora, s of d Panic.

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Colt, two years old or under—First prize, £3 3s.; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, certificate of merit. 169 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, " Starlight," brown, 1 year 8 months 23 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Defoe, d Sunlight, s of d Light of Day. 170 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, "Exchange," bay or brown, I year 10 months 16 days, bred by exhibitor; s Dante, d Pandora, s of d Panic. 171 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, "Geelong," 1 year 9 months II days, bred by exhibitor; s Dante, d Chicanery, s of d Slanderer.

Filly, two years old or under—First prize, £3 3s.; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, certificate of merit. 172 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Kyar," bay, foaled 1883, bred by exhibitor ; s Dante, d Harpy. 173 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Roonda," bay, foaled 1883, bred by exhibitor ; s Dante, d Coolyrie.

SPECIAL PRIZE.—A Special Prize of £5 5s., the gift of a member of the Society, will be awarded to the best Three Thoroughbred Mares, the property of one owner. 174 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Picture," bay, aged ; s King Tom, d Moonbeam. "Fiction," bay, aged; s Smuggler or Prince, d Romana. " Dancing Girl," brown, aged ; s King Tom, d Ballet Girl.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA.—Thoroughbred Stallion, any age, £15 ; Thoroughbred Mare or Filly, £15.

Trotters and Roadsters.

American Trotting Stallion—First prize, Society's gold medal, or £10 10s. ; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

175 C. Colbath, 38 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, " Von Moltke jun.," bay, aged, bred by A. W. Brackett; s Von Moltke, d , s of d General Knox. 176 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street, " Granger," dark bay; s Hercules, d Fanny Fern, s of d Stockbridge Chief, jun. 177 Joseph Beaumont, Ivanhoe, " Len Rose," grey, foaled 1877 ; s A. W. Richmond, d Barbara, s of d Bald Chief. 178 J. J. Miller, 72 Little Collins-street, "Contractor," bay, aged; s Ajax, d Lady Godley, s of d Green's Hambletonian.

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English Trotting or Roadster Stallion—First prize, Society's gold medal or £10 10s.; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

179 I. Gidney, Dryburgh-street, Hotham Hill, "Merry Legs," black, aged ; s Sir Edward, d Maid of All Work, s of d Pretender. 180 M. Power, Kirk's Bazaar, " Young Snowstorm," brown, 3 years; s Snowstorm.

Colonial-bred Trotting or Roadster Stallion—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of John Blyth, Esq. ; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

181 J. Nicholson and Co., 23 Bouverie-strcet, Carlton, "Crown Prince," bay, 2 years 8 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Von Moltke jun., d Countess, s of d Flying Perfection (imported.) 182 Ross Watt, Gisborne, " Young Highflyer," chestnut, 3 years, bred by — Campbell, N.S.W. ; s Highflyer (imported,) d Fly, s of d Caliban (imported.) 183 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, " Young Merryhawk," bay, 5 years, bred by exhibitor ; & Old Merryhawk, d Belle Brandon, s of d King Alfred (imported.) 184 I. Gidney, Dryburgh-street, Hotham Hill, " Phenomenon," bay, 1 year 9 months 19 days ; s Merrylegs, d Aurora, s of d Lady Kirk (imported.) 185 Frank Bobbins, Port Melbourne, " Merrythought," chestnut, 3 years, bred by R. W. Carrick, s Merryhawk, d Alice, s of d Conrad. 186 William Rose, Albion-street, Brunswick, " Troubadour," dark bay, 4 years, bred by exhibitor; s Boccaccio, d Bess, s of d Flying Morgan.

Trotting Horse (harness)—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Messrs. R. McCracken and Co. ; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, £2 2s.

187 C. Colbath, 38 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, " Von Moltke, Jun.," bay, aged, bred by A. W. Brackett; s Von Moltke, d , s of d General Knox. 188 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street, " Granger," dark bay, breeder , s Hercules, d Fannie Fern, s of d Stockbridge Chief, jun. 189 Joseph Beaumont, Ivanhoe, "Len Rose," grey, foaled 1877; s A. W. Richmond, d Barbara, s of d Bald Chief. 190 Joseph Beaumont, Ivanhoe, " Olivette," bay, 4 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Sussex, d Alice May. 191 Frank Robbitis, Port Melbourne. " Powhatton," brown, 4 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Potomac, cl Result, s of d Stockham. 192 Frank Robbins, Port Melbourne, " Defiance," bay, aged; s Chieftain. 193 William Rose, Albion-street, Brunswick, " Bess," brown, aged, s Flying Morgan.

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Trotting Horse (saddle)—First prize, £5 Es. ; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 194 Joseph Beaumont, Ivanhoe, " Mascotte," bay, 4 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Von Moltke, jun., d Curly. 195 A. T. Davis, Coburg, "Minnie Warren," skewbald, aged, bred by A. Johnson ; s Dockin, d The Little Wonder, s of cl Sambo.

Trotting Colt or Filly, 3 years old or under— First, prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs Warne and Reid ; second ditto, £3 3s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

196 John Robertson, Lonsdale-street, colt, brown, 9 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Granger, d Tribaline, s of d Ace of Clubs. 197 J. Robertson, Lonsdale-street, filly, bay, 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Granger, d Frolic, s of d Cotherstone. 198 J. Nicholson and Co., 23 Bouverie-street, Carlton, " Crown Prince," 2 years 8 months, brecl by exhibitor ; s Von Moltke, jun., d Countess, s of d Flying Perfection (imported.) 199 Joseph Beaumont, Ivanhoe, "Sir John," chestnut, 2 years 10 months 18 clays, bred by exhibitor ; s A.T., d Alice May. 200 J. J. Miller, 72 Little Collins-street, filly, bay, bred by exhibitor; s Contractor, d Rebecca, s of d Panic. 201 J. J. Miller, 72 Little Collins-street, filly, bay, bred by exhibitor s Contractor, d Daisy Oliver (imported,), s of d Elmo. 202 N. Lackerton, Latrobe-street, " Cambroune," grey, 3 years, bred by G. Glasscock ; s Von Moltke (imported,) cl Alice, s of d Dolo.

SPECIAL PRIZES.

Fastest Trotters— Three Special Prizes, as under, will be awarded to the Fastest Trotting Horses (saddle or harness) to trot twice round the course each day, under a time test ; the prizes to be awarded to the horses which make the best average time during the three days—the first prize will be £15 15s. (£10 10s. the gift of D. Mitchell, Esq., and £5 5s. the gift of T. Learmonth, Esq.;) the second prize, £5 5s., the gift of David Munro, Esq, ; and the third prize a special certificate of merit.

203 C. Colbath, 38 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, "Von Moltke,'.jun.," bay, aged, bred by A. W. Brackett; s Von Moltke, cl , s of d General Knox. 204 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street, " Granger," dark bay, s Hercules, d Fannie Fern, s of d Stockbridge Chief, jun. 205 Frank Robbins, Port Melbourne, " Defiance," bay, aged ; s Chieftain.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA—Trotting Stallion, £15;. Trotting Mare, £15.

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Hunters, Hackneys, Ponies, and Shod Saddle Horses.

Hunters Plate of Eighty Sovereigns—First horse, 50 sovereigns ; second, 20 sovereigns; third, 10 sovereigns. To carry not less than 13 stoned and, in the opinion of the judges, to be up to that weight with hounds. To be ridden in hunting or steeplechase costume. The horses to be judged for general hunting qualifications, and to be tried on the Show Grounds, on the afternoons of Thursday and Saturday, the 20th and 22nd August, over such fences as the Council may decide.

The above prizes are the gift of several donors, including Messrs. Buctley and Nunn, £10 10s.; Messrs. Peck, Hudson, and Eaynor, £10 10s.; West End Brewery, £10; Stratford Strettle, Esq., £10 10s.; and other gentlemen.

206 G. N. Buckley, Wickliffe, " Count," chestnut, aged. 207 T. N. Grierson, Hill Biver, Clare, S.A., " Coorong," bay, 6 years. 208 J. S. Brunton, Roxburgh, Ascot Vale, " Garryowen," bay, 5 years, bred by G. Davis ; s Gondolier, d Countess, s of d Touchstone. 209 Alexander Oliver, Aberfeldie, Essendon, " Emily," bay, aged, bred by J. Robertson ; s The Deer, d Belle. "210 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, " Kulkyne," bay, aged, bred by exhibitor ; s King Tom, 211 George Russell, Carngham, " Chesterfield," aged ; s Irish King. 212 George Watson, Burnett-street, St. Kilda, "Cavalier," grej', aged. •213 A. C. Hall, Weerigiee Inverleigh, "Deceiver," roan, 7 years. 214 John Murray, 50 Collins-street, "Chester," chestnut, 6 years; s Azza Babba. 215 Arthur John Baker, Adelaide, S.A., " Glengarry," black, 6 years, bred by Firth, S.A. 216 Samuel F. Reynolds, Alfred Place, Collins-street, " Baby," grey, s Gondolier. 217 Thomas J. Burke, Albert Park, "Streak o' Luck," brown, 5 years, bred by — McGuinness ; s Terror, d Prima Donna's dam. 218 A. Anderson, 39 Temple Court, Melbourne, " Highflyer," chestnut, aged ; s Buckstone, d Agnes, s of d Premier, 219 Edward Miller, Studley Park, Kew, " Recruit," brown, 7 years. 220 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, " Rocket," dark chestnut, 7 years, bred by the Hon. J. A. Wallace; s Subudah, d Gleuormiston mare. 221 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, " Sailor," bay, aged. 222 J. and A. McLellan, Berwick, " Satelite," brown, aged ; s Starlight. 223 T. W. Hatton, Flemington, " Moy," bay, aged. 224 L. Bate, Caroline-street, South Yarra, " Topsail," chestnut, 7 years, bred by A. Smith ; s Smuggler, d Sailor's dam.

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Hunter's Plate oj F.iglity Sovereigns—First horse, 50 sovereigns ; 2nd, 20' sovereigns; 3rd, 10 sovereigns. To carry not less than 11 stone, and, in the .opinion of the judges, to be up to that weight with hounds. Other conditions same as in Section 1. Entrance fee in Sections 1 and 2, £1.

225 A. C. Lyons, Warragul, " Cock Robin," skewbald, 4 years ; s Robin. 226 G. N. Buckley, Wickliffe, " Wickliffe," bay, 5 years. 227 R. Grice, South Yarra, "Baronet," aged ; s Attila. 228 P. Dwyer, Kilmore, " Fireproof," grey, 5 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Fireproof. 229 Seton G. Williams, 8 Greville-street, Prahran, " Conrad," brown, 7 years. 230 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street, "Canoe," bay, aged, bred by exhibitor; s Waterman. 231 Tom Brown, Ellenthorp Hall, Roses, Tasmania, "Jenny Lind," bay mare, 11 years, bred by P. Burns; s Nonsuch, dam by Panic. 232 B. Grey, Brunswick, " Jack Shepherd," bay ; s Patchwork. 233 A. Spencer, 113 Johnston-street, Fitzroy, "Duchess," chestnut, aged. 234 J. Hunt, Ascot Vale road, Flemington, " Granville," brown, 7 or 8 years ; s Ebor, d Sybil. 235 M. Bryant, Cairn Currau, Baringhup, " Cluny," bay, 7 years; s Irish King. 236 A.Anderson, 39 Temple Court, Melbourne, "Abdallah," grey; s Crusier. 237 H. Darl6t, Kew, " Banyenong," grey, 7 years ; s Patchwork. 238 A. L. Gilbert, Australian Club, "Evening," light bay, bred by Robertson.

Hackney (being a weight-carrier)—First prize, £5 5s., with £3 3s. added, the gift of E. S. Parkes, Esq.; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

239 A. C. Lyons, Warragul, " Dick Turpin," 6 years, grey. 240 T. Learmonth, Moonee Ponds, " Joe," chestnut, 6 years, bred by- exhibitor ; s Talk of the Hills, d half-bred mare. 241 T. Learmonth, Moonee Ponds, " Tin Low," bay, 5 years, breeder S. Watson ; s Pretender. 242 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Darkie," brown, aged ; s Panic. 243 W. Shields, 245 Elizabeth-street, black, 6 years. 244 G. N. Buckley, Wickliffe, " Count," chestnut, aged. 245 Alexander Oliver, Aberfeldie, Essendon, " Tory," bay, aged. 246 L. W. Bate, Caroline-street, South Yarra, " Hector," 7 years, bred by W. Johnson ; s Marquis (imported,) d Mermaid. 247 Joseph Cripps, Essendon, " Sensation," brown, 7 years ; s Panic (imported,) d Queen of Hearts.

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_ vTfc . 248 G. Glasscock, Kirk's Bazaar, ''Magnolia," bay, 4 years, bred by A. Smith ; s Don Giovanni, d Wildflower, s of d Touchstone. 249 Colin McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, " Mertoun," bay, 4 years, bred by John Baker ; s Bryan O'Lynn.

Pony Stallion (between twelve and fourteen hands)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Walker, May & Co. ; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 250 C. S. Affleck, Bona Vista, Warragul, " Rory O'More," roan grey, 5 years, bred by J. Stephens ; s Souter Johnny. 251 J. H. Connor, Ryrie-street, Geelong, " Mountain Hero" (imported,) dapple grey, bred by E. Tongue, Linmarden, Wales ; s Dick Turpin, d Mountain Maid, s of d Little Wonder. 252 J. H. Connor, Ryrie-street, Geelong, " Young Mountain Hero 2nd," dark grey, 2 years, bred by T. Morrisey ; s Mountain Hero. 253 Charles Peters, Fair View, Newham, " Taffy," black, 4 years ; s Brigham Young, d Brown Bess, s of d Geordie (imported). 254 W. W. Johnstone, Glencoe, Woodford, "Brigham Young," black, 7 years, bred by J. McLoughlin ; s Tam O'Shanter, d Rosie s of d Moses. 255 James McPhail, Flemington, brown, 3 years.

Pony Stallion (under twelve hands)—First prize, £3 3s., the gift of Messrs,. Beath, Schiess and Co.; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 256 M. Glassford, Janiesleigh, Fern Tree Gully, " Bonnie Charlie 2nd," dark chestnut, aged, bred by T. J. Sumner ; s Bonnie Charlie (imported,) d Dockin Dean 2nd, s of d Aloe (imported.) 257 J. H. Connor, Ryrie-street, Geelong, " Little Sambo," dark bay, 3 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Tom Thumb, d Little Lucy. 2'58 R. H. Davies, Toorak-road, South Yarra, " Young Dockin," black, 5 years. 259 Joseph Hencliffe, East Geelong, " Young Tiger," chestnut, 1 year 9 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Tiger, d Topsy.

Pony Mare or Oelding (under twelve hands)—First prize, piece of plate value £2 2s., the gift of J. Thompson, Esq. (Kilpatrick and Co. ;) second ditto, £1 Is. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 260 W. J. Clarke, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, "Jock," dark cream, 3 years, bred by J. Pritchard ; s Bonnie Charlie. 261 Job Smith, Northcote, " Fairy," bay, 2 years 9 months, bred by T. Henty ; s Crichton's Pony, d Fanny. 262 A. Byrne, Elwood, Elstemwick, " Dolly," mouse. 263 Henry R. Kerr, Duke-street, St. Kilda, " Tiny," bay, aged. 264 A. T. Davis, Nassau Villa, Coburg, " Nelson," chestnut, 5 years, bred by exhibitor ; s King Codger, d Minnie Warren, s of d Dockin.

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265 A. T. Davis, Nassau Villa, Coburg, " Minnie Warren," skewba 1, aged, bred by A. Johnson ; s Dockin, d Little Wonder, s of d Sambo. 266 S. Gardiner, Butidoora Park, Bundoora, " Jacky," brown, aged, bred by John Bell. 267 A. Cochrane, Elsternwick, "Little Nell," grey, 8 years, bred by — Grier ; s Dockin, d Nellie. 268 T. Learmonth, Moonee Ponds, "Dandy," bay, 7 years. 269 Master Guy Jones, Maribyrnong, " Rumpelstilkskin," chestnut, 4 years, bred by J. C. Steel; s Bobbie Burns, d Beauty.

Shod Saddle Horse—First prize, £2 2s.; second ditto, £1 Is., both the gift of F. Robbins, Esq.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 270 F. Wright, Tullamarine. 271 J. and B., West Essendon.

•SPECIAL PRIZE—A Special prize of £10 10s., the gift of the proprietors of the Leader, will be awarded to the best Walking Horse or Mare. To be ridden on the ground as the Council may direct. 272 A. C. Lyons, Warragul, "Cock Robin," skewbald, 4 years ; sRobin. 273 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Mossie." 274 T. N. Grierson, Hill River, Clare, S.A., "Corrong," bay, 6 years. 275 Thomas Learmonth, Moonee Ponds, "Joe," chestnut, 6 years; s Talk of Hills, d half-bred mare.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA.—Pony Stallion (14 hands or under,) £5 ; Pony Mare (14 hands or under,) £5. NOTE.—Hackneys and Ponies will be required to go through their paces daily duriug the Show, at such hours as directed by the Stewards.

Carriage Horses, Buggy Horses, and Phaeton Ponies.

Pair of Camay e Horses—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Banks and Co., with £2 2s. added; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 276 G. Glasscock, Kirk's Bazaar, " Moody," bay, 7 years, bred by Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., s Touchstone ; "Sanky," bay, 7 years, bred by A. Chirnside ; s Panic. 277 J. M. Bruce, Grey-street, St. Kilda, " Major," bay, bred by Winter ; " Dandy," bred by Sheldon.

Sinyle Horse, Buggy, and Harness (turn out)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. George Webster and Co.; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit

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278 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla. 279 J. Robertson, Lonsdale-street. 280 J. Nicholson and Co., 23 Bouverie-street, Carlton, " Countess," bay, aged, bred by exhibitor; s Flying Perfection (imported,) d Kitty. 281 John Dunn Lindon, Windsor. 282 T. Fisk, Elizabeth-street 283 J. Nicholson and Co., 23 Bouverie-street, Carlton, " Willie," bay, aged. 284 W. Colvin, Church-street, Hawthorn, " Bob," grey. 285 James Garton, Little Collins-street, " Dolly,"' brown, 6 years, bred by N. Barry ; s Linkboy, d Githie, s and d John Bull. Buggy Horse (driven in a vehicle)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. William Watson and Co.; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 286 Dr. Woolley, 113 Collins-street East, "Lady," bay, aged ; s Lady Kirk. 287 John Dunn, Lindon, Windsor. 288 Dr. Willmott, Collins-street, " Pearl," cream, 6 years. 289 Joseph Bell, Bolton, Brighton, " Jupiter," brown, 6 years ; s Jupiter. 290 Frank Robbins, Port Melbourne, " Manhattan," brown, 5 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Potomac, d Result, s of d Stockham.

Pair of Phaeton Ponies, fourteen hands or under (driven in harness) — First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. McNaughton, Love and Co.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 291 William Adamson, Brighton, black. 292 P. O'Donnell, Spring Hill Farm, Kyneton. 293 T. K. Bennet, Bourke-street East, browns, 6 years. 294 Barbetta Bros., Bourke-street East, piebalds. 295 T. K. Bennett, Bourke-street East, bays. § Pony, fourteen hands or under (saddle or harness)—First prize, £3 3s.; second ditto, £2 2s., both the gift of Messrs. N. Billing and Son ; third ditto, certificate of merit. NOTE —All exhibits in this class will be required to go through their paces daily, at such hours as directed by the Stewards. 296 S. Peck, Pascoe Vale, " Dick," dark brown, aged. 297 J. Nicholson and Co.,23 Bouverie-street, Carlton, "Carraragamingie," bay, 5 years. 298 T. K. Bennett, Bourke-street East, grey, aged. 299 C. A. Atkin, Errol-street, North Melbourne, " Frolic," roan, 34 years. 300 J. H. Connor, Ryrie-street, Geelong, " Pride of Colac," roan, 3 years, bred by W. McGarrie ; s pure Shetland pony. 301 Miss Dunn, Lindon, Windsor, " Mirth." 302 BaTbetta Bro?., Bourke-street East, " Moralles," dark brown. 303 G. Glasscock, Kirk's Bazaar, " Nonpareil," grey, 6 years; s Tam o' Shanter.

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304 J. and A. McLellan, Berwick.

SPECIAL PRIZE—A Special prize of £3 3s., the gift of ThomasLearmonth, Esq., will be awarded to the best Charger. 305 A. C. Lyons, Warragul, " Dick Turpin," 6 years, grey. 306 T. Learmonth, Moonee Ponds, " Tin Low," bay, 5 years, bred by S. Watson ; s Pretender. 307 J. & B. Lecky, Cranbourne, *' Starlight," brown, 10 j^ears, bred by A. Crichton ; s Kirldistane, d Dolly, s of dam Dolo. 308 D. McLellan, Lyndhurst, " Warrior," grey, 5 years, s Talk of the Hills.

EXTRA. 309 Stratford Strettle, Gladys Park, Berwick, "PrimeroII." bay, 2 years 7 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Primero (imported,) d Stella S., s of d Flying Dutchman. 310 Stratford Strettle, Gladys Park, Berwick, " Grandeur," dark bay, 2 years 10 months 16 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Flying Paragon, d Miss Clarke. 311 Stratford Strettle, Gladys Park, Berwick, " Willie," grey, 4 years, bred by Wilson, s Souter Johnny, d Lorette. 312 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Donald Dinnie," brown, 2 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Highflyer, d Tambourine. 313 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Primo," chestnut, 2 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Highflyer, d Miss Angler. 314 James Williams, Numurkah, pair of buggy horses, "Lily and Rose," 6 years ; s Snowden. 315 Joseph Bell, Bolton, Brighton, "Sir Richard" (imported English cob,) brown, aged ; s Sir George. 316 Joseph Bell, Bolton, Brighton, "Royal George" (imported English cob,) bay, 5 years ; s Sir George. 317 J. C. Cochrane, Aitkenside, Ceres, "Young Highflyer," golden bay, 1 year 10 mouths 11 days, bred by exhibitor; s Highflyer, d Kate, s of d Don Govanni.

Shorthorn Oattle. Bull, 4 years old or oyer—First prize, Plate, value, £10 10s., the gift of John Finlay, Esq.; second ditto, £5 5s. ; third ditto, certificate ot merit. 318 Government Experimental Farm, Cashel, " Brunswick Summerton," roan, 7 years, bred by S. Gardiner ; s Duke of Alire, d Roan Duchess 3rd, s of d Royal Butterfly 22nd. 319 J. H. Angas, Collingrove, Angaston, S.A., "Beau Niblett," white, 3 years 10 months 4 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford's Beau 7th (42,082,) d Rose Niblett, s of d Grand Duke of Geneva 2nd (31,288.)

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320 J. H. Angus, Collingrove, Angaston, S.A., " Roseberry," red and little white, 3 years 11 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Beau 7th (42,082,) d Blanche Rose 6th, s of d Duke of Connaught (33,604,) 321 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A, " Earl of Beverley 2nd," red and white, 4 years 11 months 29 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Wild Prinie 6th (42,620,) d Musical 18th, s of d Duke of Gloucester (33,653.) 322 L. Dugdale, Springfield, Myrniong, " Roan Duke of Derrimut 2nd," rich roan, 3 years 10 months 5 days, bred by J. Teasdale ; s 17th Duke of Derrimut, d Red Duchess of Derrimut, s of d Marquis of Lome. 323 C. A. Watt, Drummond, " Cambridge Summerton Duke," 4 years 29 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Duke of Cambridge 3rd, d Geneva's Duchess s of d Earl of Geneva (31,068.) 324 G. M. Bell, Colac, " Cherry Oxford 9th," roan, 3 years 6 months 6 days, bred by Robertson Bros. ; s Duke of Oxford 43rd (39,773,) d Matilda 17th, s of d Oxford Cherry Duke (32,016.) Not for competition. 325 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, "Coax's Duke," roan, 5 years 2 months 6 days, bred by exhibitor; s Alvie's Duke, d Coax 24th, s of d Baron Colling 3rd (30,436.) dam Coax 24th, by Baron Colling 3rd (30,436) g d Coax 18th, by 25th Duke of Oxford (31,003) g g d Coax lltb, by 2nd Duke of Cambridge g g g d Coax 1st (C. H. B.. vol. xiii., p. 405,) by Prince Imperial (15,095) g g g g d Czarina, by 2nd Grand Duke (12,961) g ggg g d Garcia, by Grand Duke (10,284) g g g g g g d Vaudeville, by Humber (7,102) ggggggg^ Guitar, by Zenith (5,702) ggggggggd Serenade, by Roman (2,561) gggggggggd Clarion, by Childers (1,824) ggggggggggd No. 25, by Richard (1,376) gggggggggggd by Jupiter (342) ggggggggggggd by Charles (127) gggggggggggggd by Windsor (698) ggggggggggggggd by Chilton (136) gggggggggggggggd by Colonel (152)

NOTES.—COAX'S DUKE. Coax's Duke, third prize bull three years old and upwards at the late National Agricultural Society's Show. Alvie's Flower Duke 2nd is by Duke of Alvie out of Duchess of Brunswick. Coax 24th was purchased from Mr. J. C. Irving, and is descended from the imported cow Coax, bred by Mr. S. E. Bolden, of Bates blood. The tribe averaged ,£565 5b. at Mr. J. C. Irving's sale. Baron Colling 3rd (30,436,) bred by Colonel Towneley, of Towneley Park, was got by Baron Oxford (23,375) out of Lady Butterfly 2nd, by 6th Duke of Airdrie (19,602,) &c. Baron Colling 2nd (full brother to Baron Colling 3rd) was exhibited eight times, during the season of 1872, and received six first prizes, one second and one third. Baron Oxford is by Duke,of Geneva (19,614) out of that most celebrated cow Lady Oxford 5th, the dam of, 4th Baron Oxford (25,580,) whose stock have made the

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highest prices either in England or in the colonies, Oxford Cherry Duke (32,016) being by him. At the Holker sale in 1878, Baroness Oxford 5th, a granddaughter of Lady Oxford 5th was purchased by Mr. D. M'Intosh, the breeder of the last- named eow, for £2793. 25th Duke of Oxford (31,003) was bred by His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, at Holker Hall, and he is got by the renowned 4th Baron Oxford (25,580) out of Grand Duchess of Oxford 5th, who is by Priam (18,567) from the Oxford tribe. Grand Duchess of Oxford 5th is the dam of Grand Duchess of Oxford 11th, sold at Holker sale for 1000 guineas, being then in calf. She was re-sold with her heifer calf for 3000 |guineas the following year at Mr. Moore's sale. She is also the granddam of Grand Duchess of Oxford 18th, sold [at Holker sale, in 1871, for 1005 guineas, and re-sold for 2000 guineas ; and of Grand Duchess of Oxford 21st, sold at Holker, 1878, for ^1627 10s. 2nd Duke of Cambridge, bred by Mrs. C. Irving, Tomki, got by The Baron out of Drawingroom Rose (imported,) by Count de Gourcey (17,632;) granddam The Beauty, directly descended from the Cambridge Rose tribe. The Baron got by Baron Bickerstaffe 2nd (17,358 ;) dam Waterloo 26th, by 3rd Grand Duke (12,916.) 2nd Grand Duke (12,961) was a pure Duchess bull, bred by Mr. S. E. Bolden, and got by 4th Duke of York (10,167;) dam Duchess 64tb, by 2nd Duke of Oxford (9046,) &c. His portrait is given in Coates's Herd Book, vol. xi. Grand Duke (10,214) is also a pure Duchess bull, bred by Mr. Bates, at Kirk- levington ; got by 2nd Cleveland Lad (3408;) dam Duchess 55th, by 4th Duke of Northumberland (3649.) See portrait of Duchess 55th in Coates's Herd Book, vol. ix. 326 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Alvie's Flower Duke 3rd,"' roan, 4 years 11 months 28 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke Alvie, d Duchess of Brunswick, s of d Duke of Brunswick. (25,937.) dam Duchess of Brunswick, by Duke of Brunswick (25,937) g d Butterfly's Flower, by Royal Butterfly 16th g g d April Flower 2nd, by Royal Butterfly 6th (18,757) g g g d April Flower, imported (C. H. B., vol. xiii., p. 590), by Richard Cceur-de-Lion (13,590) g g gg d Mayflower, by Abraham Parker (9,856) g g g g g d Gay Lass, by Ethelred (5,990) g g g g g g d Gaiety, by Albert (5,729) gggggggd Winifred, by Fitz Maurice (3,807) ggggggggd Wealthy, by Brougham (1,746) gggggggggd by Marlish (4,375) g g g g g S g g g g d by a son of Sir Harry (5,155.)

NOTES.—ALVIE'S FLOWER DUKE 3RD. Alvie's Flower Duke 3rd took second prize as three-year-old bull at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1884. Duke of Alvie has proved himself to be a sire of undoubted excellence, his progeny in New Zealand being most successful in the show-rings of that colony. At the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Asso ciation's Show, held at Christcurch, in 1882, fourteen prizes were gained by animals purchased from, or descendedl.from the Bundoora Herd, as well as the champion prize for females ; in 1883 they were equally successful, thirteen prizes, as well as the championship for bulls, being: gained by them; and at the late show, held in November this year (1884,) they gained eighteen prizes, together with the championship for both males and females. Most of these animals are descended on one side from Duke of Alvie, and some possess two strains of his blood. The Duke of Alvie has been a most successful prize-taker himself. No later than in 1883 he took first prize as best aged bull, and. champion prize as best bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show in

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that year, he being over nine years old at that time. He has also been awarded the following prizes:—First in his class at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1879, and first in his class, and the champion gold medal as the best shorthorn bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, .1878 ; first prize and championship at the Grand National Show, held at Geelong, 1878; first and champion at the Victoria Agricultural Show, Heidelberg, 1878; first prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1877, in the largest class of aged bulls ever exhibited in the colony ; first in his class, and champion prize as the best male animal in the show-yards, at the G-rand National held at Stawell, 1877; first prize and champion at the Victoria Agricultural Society's Show, Heidelberg, 1877; first prize at the Grand National, Sandhurst, 1876 ; first prize at the National Agricul- tural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1876; first prize at the Grand National, Talbot, 1875. His dam is also the dam of 2nd Duke of Alvie, first prize-taker atthe National Agricultural Show, 1876; and first at the Sydney Exhibition, 1877, and afterwards sold for 1000 guineas. The sire of Duke of Alvie, Duke of Brunswick (25,937,) is now so well known to shorthorn breeders, both by the numerous champion prizes his progeny have obtained in all the principal show-yards of the Australian colonies, and the high price they invariably make when submitted to public competition in the sale ring, that any comment about him is unnecessary, and his blood is still held in the greatest esteem both in New South Wales and Victoria. Duchess of Brunswick has taken four first prizes, and is also the dam of Cherry Oxford's Brunswick, awarded first prize at Victoria Agricultural Society's Show, Heidelberg, 1877; and first prize at the Grand National Show, Stawell, in the two- year-old class; and sold at Mr. Gardiner's 1878 sale for 800 guineas to Mr. J. Eales, New South Wales. She is also the dam of Oxford's Duke of Brunswick, sold at the same sale for 400 guineas. She is from the same dam as Triple Butterfly (the champion female of any age in Victoria, 1871,) the dam of Triple's Brunswick, champion heifer of Victoria, 1873, and Sydney, 1874. Triple's Matilda, out of Triple Butterfly, was exhibited at the Grand National Show held at Geelong, 1878, and was awarded third prize in a splendid class. Royal Butterfly 16th is out of Roan Summerton (imported,) the founder of that celebrated tribe of shorthorns, the Dukes and Duchesses of Derrimut. His sire. Royal Butterfly 6th (18,757,) is the sire of the dams and granddams of some of the highest-priced stock Bold in the colonies. Royal Butterfly 6th (18,757,) bred by Colonel Towneley, is by Royal Butterfly (16,862); dam Venilia's Butterfly, by Master Butterfly (13,311) who was purchased by the late Jeremiah Ware, Esq., in England, for the colonies, for 1200 guineas- The same price was refused fer his full brother. Royal Butterfly (16,862.

•327 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Alvie's Flower Duke 5th," roan, 3 years 6 months 1 day, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Alvie, d Duchess of Brunswick, s of d Duke of Brunswick (25,937.) dam Duchess of Brunswick, by Duke of Brunswick (25,937) g d Butterfly's Flower, by Royal Butterfly ]6th g g d April Fower 2nd, by Royal Butterfly 6th (18,757) g g g d April Flower, imported (C. H. B., vol. xiii,, p. 590,) by Richard Coeur-de-Lion (13,590) g g g g d Mayflower, by Abraham Parker (9,856) g g g g g d Gay Lass, by Ethelred ("5,990) ggggggd Gaiety, by Albert (5,729) gggggggd Winifred, by Fitz Maurice (3,807) gggggeggd Wealthy, by Brougham (1,746) gggggggggd by Marlish (4,375) gSggggggggd by a son of Sir Harry (5,155.)

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NOTES.—ALVIE'S FLOWER DUKE 5TH. Alvie's Flower Duke 5th was awarded second prize aB bull calf at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1882. Duke of Alvie has proved himself to be a sire of undoubted excellence, his progeny in New Zealand being most successful in the show-rings of that colony. At the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show, held at Christ- church in 1882, fourteen prizes were gained by animals purchased from, or descended from, the Bundoora Herd, as well as the champion prize for females ; ill 1883 they were equally successful, thirteen prizes, as well as the championship for bulls, being gained by them ; and at the late show, held in November this year (1884,) they gained eighteen prizes, together with the championship for both males and females. Most of these animals are descended on one side from Duke of Alvie, and some possess two strains of his blood. The Duke of Alvie has been a most successful prize-taker himself. No latter than in 1883 he took first prize as best aged bull, and champion prize as best bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show in that year, he being over nine years old at that time. He has also been awarded the following prizes:—First in his class at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1879 ; and first in his class, and champion gold medal as the best shorthorn bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1878; first prize and championship at the Grand National Show, held at Geelong, 1878; first and champion at the Victoria Agricul- tural Show, Heidelberg, 1878 ; first prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1877, in the largest class of aged bulls ever exhibited in the colony; first in his- class, and champion prize as the best male animal in the show-yards, at the Grand National held at Stawell, 1877; first prize and champion at the Victoria Agricul- tural Society's Show, Heidelberg, 1877; first prize at the Grand National, Sandhurst, 1876; first prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1876; first prize at Grand National, Talbot, 1875. His dam is also the dam of 2nd Duke of Alvie, first prize-taker at the National Agricultural Show, 1876; and first at the Sydney Exhibition, 1877, and afterwards sold for 1000 guineas. The sire of Duke of Alvie, Duke of Brunswick (25,937,) is now so well known to shorthorn breeders, both by the numerous champion prizes his progeny have obtained in all the principal show-yards of the Australian colonies, and the high price they invariably made when submitted to public competition in the sale ring, that any comment about him is uunecessary, and his blood is still held in the greatest esteem both in New South Wales and Victoria. Duchess of Brunswick has taken four first prizes, and is also the dam of Cherry Oxford's Brunswick, awarded first prize at Victoria Agricultural Society's Show Heidelberg, 1877 ; and first prize at the Grand National Show, Stawell, in the two-year-old class ; and sold at Mr. Gardiner's 1878 sale for 800 guineas to Mr. J. Eales, New South Wales. She is also the dam of Oxford's, Duke of Brunswick, sold at the same sale for 400 guineas. She is from the same dam as Triple Butterfly (the champion female of any age in Victoria, 1871,) the dam of Triple's Brunswick (champion heifer of Victoria, 1873, and Sydney, 1874, Triple's Matilda, out of Triple Butterfly, was exhibited at the Grand National Show held at Geelong, 1878, and was awarded third prize in a splendid class. Royal Butterfly 16th is out of Roan Summerton (imported), the founder of that celebrated tribe of shorthorns, the Dukes and Duchesses of Derrimut. His sire. Royal Butterfly 6th (18,757,) is the sire of the dams and granddams of some of the highest-priced stock sold in the colonies. Royal Butterfly 6th (18,757) bred by Colonel Towneley, iB by Royal Butterfly (16,862;) dam Venilia's Butterfly, by Master Butterfly (13,311,) who was purchased by the late Jeremiah Ware, Esq., in England, for the colonies, for 1200 guineas. The same price was refused for his full brother, Royal Butterfly (16,862.) 328 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Duke of Alvie," roan 11 years 1 month 6 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Brunswick (25,937,) d Letitia 3rd, s of d The Fop.

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g d Letitia (C. H. B.. vol. xiii., page 562,) by Sol (12,126) g g d Lizzy, by Jupiter (11,652) g g g d Louisa, by Sir John Sinclair (5,165) g g g g d Rose de Meaui, by Collard (3,419) gggggd Mossrose, by Matchem (2,281) S S 8 S S S <1 Portia No. 2, by Cato (119) gggggggd by Jupiter (342) ggggggggd by George (273) gggggggggd by Chilton (136) ggggggggggd by Irishman (329.) 329 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Grand Duke of Waterloo 2nd," red, 3 years 8 months 16 days, bred by exhibitor ; sDuke of Oxford 31st (imp. 33,713,) d Water Lily (imp.) s of d 3rd Duke of Hillhurst (30,975.) 330 R. McDougall, Arundel, Keilor, "Agabus," white, 3 years 3 months' 26 days, bred by exhibitor; s Lord Chesterfield (43,491,) d Azora, s of d King Tom (521, N.S.W, H.B.)

Bull, three years old—First prize, £10 10s, the gift of the Australasian Mortgage and Agency Co, Limited; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

331 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A, "Duke of Connaught," roan, 2 years 11 months 5 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Beau 7 th (42,082,) d Duchess of Connaught, s of d Duke of Connaught (33,604.) 332 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A, " Oxford Beau 8th," roan, 2 years 8 months 12 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Beau 7th (42,082,) d Dorothea, s of d Grand Duke of Waterloo (28,766.) 333 Thomas Rossell, Kingston, " Knight of Tregunter," red and white, 2 years 3 months 16 days, bred by exhibitor; s 8th Duke of Tre- gunter (41,438,) d Agamemnon's Lady, s of d 2nd Agammnone, 334 James Rennick, Evanda'e, Kyneton, " Earl of Liddington 2nd, roan, 2 years 10 months 9 days, bred by Hon. W. McCulloch ; s Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713,) d Lady Gazelle, s of d 3rd Duke of Hillhurst (30,975.) 835 Hart Bros, Beefacres Estate, Paradise, S.A, "Ruby's Count 2nd," roan, 2 years 3 months 22 days, bred by exhibitors, s Winsome Duke, d Ruby Countess 2nd, s of d Cherry Oxford 2nd. 336 Hart Bros, Beefacres Estate, Paradise, S.A, "Derrimut's Count" roan, 2 years 2 months 23 days, bred by exhibitors ; s Count Geneva, d 25th Duchess of Derrimut, s of d Earl of Geneva. 337 F. R. Heard, Rosslyn, Highton, "Earl of Eglington 3rd," red, 2 years 11 months 21 days ; s Earl of Eglington, d Watercress, s of d Gloster's Satellite (imp, 31,258.) 338 John Benn, Coolart, " Count Underley 2nd," red, little white, 3 years 3 months 10 days, bred by the Hon. W. McCulloch ; s Duke of Underley 3rd (41,438,) d Countess 15th s of d Fusilier (39,905.)

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339 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Alvie's Flower Duke 6th, roan, 2 years 3 months 26 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Alvie, d Duchess of Brunswick, s of d Duke of Brunswick (25,937.) dam Duchess of Brunswick, by Duke of Brunswick (25,937) g d Butterfly's Flower, by Royal Butterfly 16th g g d April Flower 2nd, by Eoyal Butterfly 6th (18,757) g g g d April Flower, imported (C. H. B., vol. xiii., p. 590,) by Richard Coaur-de-Lion (13,590) g g g g d Mayflower, by Abraham Parker (9,856) gggggd Gay Laes, by Ethelred (5,990) ggggggd Gaiety, by Albert (5,729) gggggggd Winifred, by Fitzmaurice (3,807) S8 S S? B S? ^ Wealthy, by Brougham (1,746) ggggggggffd by Marlish (4,375) g g g g g g g g g g d by a son of Sir Harry (5,155.)

NOTES,—ALVIE'S FLOWER DUKE 6TH. Duke of Alvie has proved himself to be a sire of undoubted excellence, his progeny in New Zealand being most successful in the show-rings of that colony. At the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show, held at Christ- church in 1882, fourteen prizes were gained by animals purchased from, or descended from, the Bundoora Herd, as well as the champion prize for females; in 1883 they were equally successful, thirteen prizes, as well as the championship for bulls, heing gained by them; and at the late show, held in November this year (1884,) they gained eighteen prizes, together with the championship for both males and females. Most of these animals are descended on one side from Duke of Alvie, and some possess two strains of his blood. The Duke of Alvie has been a most successful prize-taker himself. No later than in 1883 he took first prize as best aged bull, and champion prize as best bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show in that year, he being over nine years old at that time. He has also been awarded the following prizes:—First in his class at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1879; and first in his class, and the champion gold medal as the best shorthorn bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1878; first prize and championship at the Grand National Show, held at Geelong, 1878; first and champion at the Victoria Agricultural Show, Heidelberg, 1878; first prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1877, in the largest class of aged bulls ever exhibited in the colony; first in his class, and champion prize as the best male animal in the show-yards, at the Grand National held at Stawell, 1877; first prize and champion at the Victoria Agricul- tural Society's Show, Heidelberg, 1877; first prize at the Grand National, Sand- hurst, 1876; first prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1876; first prize at Grand National, Talbot, 1875. His dam is also the dam of 2nd Duke of Alvie, first prize-taker at the National Agricultural Show, 1876; and first at the Sydney Exhibition, 1877, and afterwards sold for 1000 guineas. The sire of Duke of Alvie, Duke of Brunswick (25,937,) is now so well known to shorthorn breeders, both by the numerous champion prizes his progeny have obtained in all the principal show-yards of the Australian colonies, and the high price they invariably make when submitted to public competition in the sale ring, that any comment about him is unnecessary, and his blood is still held in the greatest esteem both in New South Wales and Victoria. Duchess of Brunswick has taken four first prizes, and is also the dam of Cherry Oxford's Brunswick, awarded first prize at Victoria Agricultural Society's Show, Heidelberg, 1877; and first at the Grand National Show, Stawell, in the two-year-old class, and sold at Mr. Gardiner's 1878 sale for 800 guineas to Mr. J. Eales, New South Wales. She is also the dam of Oxford's Duke

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of Brunswick, sold at the same sale fer 400 guineas. She is from the same dam as Triple Butterfly (the champion female of any age in Victoria, 1871,) the dam of Triple's Brunswick, champion heifer of Victoria, 1873, and Sydney, 1874. Triple's Matilda, out of Triple Butterfly, was exhibited at the Grand National Show held at Geelong, 1878, and was awarded third prize in a splendid class. Royal Butterfly 16th is out of Roan Summerton (imported,) the founder of that celebrated tribe of shorthorns, the Dukes and Duchesses of Derrimut. His sire, Boyal Butterfly 6th (18,757,) is the Bire of the dams and granddams of some of the highest-priced stock sold in the colonies. Royal Butterfly 6th (18,757,) bred by Colonel Towneley, is by Royal Butterfly (16,862;) dam Venilia's Butterfly, by Master Butterfly (13,311,) who was purchased by the late Jeremiah Ware, Esq., in England, for the colonies, for 1200 guineas. The same price was refused for his full brother, Royal Butterfly (16,862.)

340 Hon. W. M'Culloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Grand Duke of Oxford 4th," roan, 3 years 1 month 11 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Underley 5th (imported 41,438,) d Grand Duchess of Oxford 22nd (imported,) s of d Baron Oxford 4th (25,580.) .341 J. C. Cochrane, Aitkenside, Ceres, " Fuchsias Duke 4th," white, 2 years 7 months 1 day, bred by Hon. W. M'Culloch ; s Duke of Underley 5th (41,438,) d Fuchsias Duchess, s of d Lord Tregunter (31,758.)

Bull, two years old—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of the Hon. W. M'Culloch, M.L.C.; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

342 W. H. Grenfell, Tourello, " Graceful Admiral," roan, 1 year 4 months 14 days, breeder, Grenfell Brothers; s Garland's Admiral 5th, d Graceful 6th, s of d Earl of Lome. -343 J. H. Angus, Angaston, S.A., " Rugias Prince," red and white, 2 years and 24 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Earl of Berkeley 2nd, d Rugia Oxford, s of d Oxford Beau 7th (42,082.) 344 J. H. Angus, Anguston, S.A., "Lord Gifford 2nd," red roan, 1 year 11 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Beau 7 th (42,082,) d Lady Gracious, s of d Duke of Connaught (33,604.) 345 L. Dugdale, Springfield, Myrniong, " Duke of Richmond," red, 1 year 2 months 8 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Cherry Oxford 9th, d 18th Countess of Colac, s of d Oxford, Duke of Cambridge 3rd. -346 H. Neilson, Dunach, " Champion of the North," roan, 1 year 2 months 23 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Victor Brunswick, d Charmer, s of d Gloster's Satellite (31,258.) 347 H. Neilson, Dunach, " Prince Imperial," roan, 1 year 11 months 13 days, bred by M. Holland ; s Duke of South, d Katis Butter- fly, s of d Royal Butterfly 25th. 348 C. A. Watt, Drummond, "Duke of Anott," roan, 1 year 7 months 8 days, bred by exhibitor; s Cambridge Summerton Duke, d Cherry Oxford Duchess, s of d Cherry Oxford 5th.

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349 C. A. Watt, Drummond, " Oxford Brunswick Duke," red and white 1 year 10 months 20 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Summer- ton, d Colac'e Brunswick Duchess 2nd, s of d 4th Duke of Colac. 350 James Tweddle, Green Park, Gisborne, " 48th Duke of Derrimut," rich roan, 1 year 3 months 2 weeks 1 day, bred by Robertson Bros., Colac ; s Duke of Oxford 43rd (39,773,) d 27th Duchess of Derrimut, s of d Genevas Earl. 351 G. M. Bell, Colac, " Duke of Grenville," roan, 1 year 8 months 17 days, bred by exhibitor; s Oxford Duke of Cambridge 3rd, d Venus 2nd, s of d Marquis of Lorne. Not for competition. 352 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, " Alvie's Hero 2nd," white, 2 years 2 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Alvie, d Windsor's, Confidence (imported,) s of d Windsor's Fritz Windsor (25,458.) dam Windsor's Confidence, imported (C. H B., vol. xix., p. 451,) by Windsor- Fitz-Windsor (25,458) g d Confidence, by Leander (22,085) g g d Miss Hopewell, by General Hopewell (17,953) g g g d Betton Lady, by Berrington Hero (17,407) g g g g d Berrington Girl, by Sir Walter 2nd (10,834) g g g g g d Borrowby Lass, by Brawitb Boy (7,846) g g g g g g d Certainty 3rd, by Sir Walter (2,639) gggggggd Certainty, by Sir Walter (2,639) ggggggggd by Eoaeberry (567) g g g ggggggd by Koseberry (567) ggggggggggd by Coustitution (166) gggggggggggd by Hastings (293) ggggggggggggd by Constellation (163.)

NOTES.—ALVIE'S HERO 2ND.

Alvie's Hero 2nd is full brother to Alvie's Hero, a most successful prize-winner in New Zealand. Duke of Alvie has proved himself to be a sire of undoubted excellence, hia progeny in New Zealand being most successful in the show-rings of that colony. At the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show, held in Christ- church in 1882, fourteen prizes were gained by animals purchased from, or descended from, the Bundoora Herd, as well as the champion prize for females ; in 1883 they were equally successful, thirteen prizes, as well as the championship for bulls, being gained by them ; and at the late show, held in November this year (1884,) they gained eighteen prizes together with the championship for both males and females. Most of these animals are descended on one side from Duke of Alvie, and some possess two strains of his blood. The Duke of Alvie haB been a most successful prize-taker himself. No later than in 1883 he took first prize as best aged bull, and champion prize as best bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show in that year, he being over nine years old at that time. He has also been awarded the following prizes .-—First in his class at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1879; and first in his class, and the champion gold medal as the best shorthorn bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Mel- bourne, 1878; first prize and championship at the Grand National Show, held at Gee- long, 1878 ; first and champion at the Victoria Agricultural Show, Heidelberg, 1878, first prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1877, in the largest clasB of aged bulls ever exhibited in the colony ; first in his class, and champion prize as the best male animal in the show-yardp, at the Grand National, held at Stawell

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1877 ; first prize and champion at the Victoria Agricultural Society's Show, Heidel, berg, 1877 ; first prize at the Grand National, Sandhurst. 1876 ; first prize a- the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1876; first prize at Grand National, Talbot, 1875. His dam is also the dam of 2nd Duke of Alvie, first prize-taker at the National Agricultural Show, 1876; and first at the Sydney Exhibition, 1877, and afterwards sold for 1000 guineas. Windsor's Confidence (imported) is also the dam of Royal Purple 13th, exhibited at the Metropolitan Exhibition, Brisbane, August 1877, and won first prize in the two-year-old class, and the champion cup for the best shorthorn bull, any age— i.e., the championship of Queenland. Royal Purple 13th, in conjunction with Royal Purple 10th, won at the Metropolitan Exhibition, Sydney, 1878, the special breeders' prize for the two best two-year-old bulls. Windsor's Confidence, bred by Mr. T. Willis, Manor House, Carper-by-Bedale, Yorkshire, England, and imported by the late E. H. Woodhouse, Esq., is half-sister to Royal Windsor, the champion bull of England in 1872. At Mr. Outhwaite's sale Royal Windsor was reserved at 5000 guineas ; an offer of 4000 guineas being made by a Canadian breeder. Windsor's Confidence 1st (out of Windsor's Confidence) was shown at the Sydney Exhibition of 1875, and won first prize in the calf class, sixteen competitors, and first prize in the same class (Annual Breeders' prizes.) Royal Windsor is by Windsor-Fitz-Windsor (25,458,) (sire of the champion prize Smithfield heifer, 1875) out of Royal Lily by Booth's Fitz-Clarence, son of Nectarine Blossom, the first prize cow at the Royal Show at Chester, 1858. The Bainesse Herd (Mr. John Outhwaite) won at the Great National and other meetings of England and Scotland, since 1870, one hundred and twenty-two first prizes, nineteen seconds, seven thirds, not including champion cups and medals, equal in value to ,£2,313 10s. Leander (22,085,) bred by Hon. H. N. Hill, Berrington, is by Lord of the Hills (18,267;) dam Lady Valentine 4th, by Sir Roger (16,991;) granddam Lady Valen- tine 3rd, the dam of the celebrated cow Lady Rockingham, the founder of the Rockingham tribe in Australia.

353 Hon. W. M'Culloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Minstrel Duke," red, with little white, 1 year 11 months 1 day, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Oxford 3rd, d Minstrel 10th, s of d 3rd Duke of Clarence (23,727.) 354 Hon. W. M'Culloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Wild Eyes Duke 3rd," roan, 1 year 9 months 11 days, bred by exhibitor; s Grand Duke of Oxford 3rd, d Miss Wild Eyes 5th, s of d Earl of Horton 10th (36,5*7.) 355 Hon. W. M'Culloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Grand Duke of Waterloo 4th," red, 1 year 9 months 8 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Oxford 3rd, d Grand Duchess of Waterloo, s of d Grand Duke 23rd (34,063.) 356 Hon. W. M'Culloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Lord Oxford Blanch 6th," red, with little white, 1 year 9 months 1 day, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Waterloo 2nd, d Oxford Blanche 3rd, s of d Oxford de Vere 2nd (42,084.) 357 Hon. W. M'Culloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Lord Blushington 2nd, roan, 1 year 6 months 17 days, bred by exhibitor; s Grand Duke of Oxford 3rd, d Blushing Oxford, s of d Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713.) 358 Hon. W. M'Culloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Lor 1 Red Rose 9th," red, 1 year 10 months 21 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of

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Oxford 31st (imported, 33,713,) d May Rose 8th (imported,) s of d, Grand Duke of Geneva (28,756.) 359 Hon. W. M'Culloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Charming Duke," roan, 1 year 10 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Underley 5th (imported, 41,438,) d Lady Charmer, s of d, Duke of Oxford 31st (imported, 33,713.) 360 J. G. Brisbane, Pascoe Vale, Moonee Ponds, " Kirklevington Oxford 3rd," white, 1 year 11 months 10 days, bred by Hon. W. M'Culloch; s Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713,) d Kirklevington Duchess 23rd, s of d Oxford's King (34,997.)

Bull, one year old—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Messrs. Robertson Bros. ; second ditto, £5 5s. ; third ditto, £2 2s. ; fourth ditto, certificate of merit.

361 Captain B. Tonkin and Son, Tolcarne, Balnarring, " Oxford Duke of Derrimut 4th,'' white, 11 months 20 days, bred by exhibitor; s Grand Duke of Derrimut, d Baroness of Oxford, s of d Matilda's 2nd Baron. 362 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Hazlecote," red and white, 11 months 21 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Hazlecote 62nd (41,392,1 d Musical 18th, s of d Third Duke of Gloucester (33,653.) 363 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Beverley Duke 3rd," roan, 10 months 24 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Baron Graham (41,030,) d Beverley Duchess 17th, s of d Oxford Beau 7th (42,082.) 364 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Baron Brunswick 8th," roan, 10 months 1 day, bred by exhibitor ; s Baron Graham (41,030,) d Lady Fortunate 5th, s of d Oxford Beau 7th (42,082.) 365 C. and A. Finlay, Glenormiston, Noorat, " Marshal," white, 1 year 6 weeks 4 days, bred by exhibitor ; s President Garfield, d Marchioness 6th, s of d Oxford Duke of Cambridge. 366 James Rennick, Evandale, Kyneton, "Lord Wild Eyes," white, 9 months 9 days, bred by Hon. W. M'Culloch ; s Duke of Underley 3rd, d Lady Wild Eyes, s of d Duke of Oxford 31st. 367 Job Smith, Northcote, " Deborah's Victor Brunswick," roan, 1 year 7 months 2 weeks 5 days, bred by Ross Watt; s Victor Bruns- wick, d Deborah 10th, s of d Victor Brunswick. 368 Hart Bros., Beefacres Estate, Paradise, S.A., "Duke of Manchester 2nd," white, 10 months 15 days, bred by exhibitors ; s Lord Red Rose 6th, d May Rose 9th, s of d Oxford de Vere 2nd. 369 G. M. Bell, Colac, " Duke of Grenville 2nd," roan, 1 year 1 month 16 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Cherry Oxford 9th, d Venus 6th, s of d Oxford Cherry Duke (32,016.) Not for competition. 370 G. M. Bell, Colac, " Baron Alvie," roan, 1 year 1 month 5 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Oxford 43rd (39,773,) d 6th Countess of Alvie, s of d Oxford Cherry Duke (32,016.) Not for competition.

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871 G. M. Bell, Colac, "Duke of Grenville 3rd," roan, 11 months 8 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Cherry Oxford 9th, d Venus 5th, s of d Oxford Flower Duke. Not for competition. 372 G. M. Bell, Colac, "Duke of Grenville 4th," roan, 9 months 23 days, bred by exhibitor; s Oxford Cherry Duke (32,016,) d Venus 3rd, s of d Marquis of Lorne. Not for competition. 373 G. M. Bell, Colac, "Baron Alvie 2nd," white, 9 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Baron Alvie 2nd, d 13 Countess of Alvie, s of d Duke of Oxford 43rd (39,773.) Not for competition. 374 S. Gardiner, Bundoora Park, Bundoora, "Alvie's Gwynne," roan, 1 year 1 month 12 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Alvie, d Gwynne's Princess 3rd (imported,) s of d Oxford le Grand (29,496.)

dam Gwynne Princess 3rd, by Oxford Le Grand (29,496) g d Destiny, by Doubtful (25,914) g g d Duenna, by Grand Duke of Essex 2nd (21,860) g g g d Dolly, by Sir James the ROBO (15,290) g g g g d Dandizette, by The Beau (12,182) g g g g g d Delight, by Duke of Cornwall (5,947) ggggggd Destiny, by Prince Ernest (4,818) gggggggd Dido, by Wallace (5,586) ggggggggd Dairymaid, by Wellington (2,824) gggggggggd Dorothy Gwynne, by Harmion (406) ggggggggggd Daphne Gwynne, by Merlin (430) gggggggggggd Nell Gwynne, by Layton (366) ggggggggggggd Nell Gwynne, by Phenomenon gggggggggggggd Princess (Colling's,) by Favourite (252) ggggggggggggggd by Favourite (252) gggggggggggggggd by Hubback (319) ggggggggggggggggd by Snowdon's bull (612) gggggggggggggggggd by Waistell's bnll (669) ggggggggggggggggggd by Masterman's bull (422) gggggggggggggggggggd by the Studley bull (826.)

NOTES.—ALVIE'S GWYNNE.

Duke of Alvie has proved himself to be a sire of undoubted excellence his progeny in New Zealand being most successful in the show-rings of that colony. At the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show, held at Christ^ church in 1882, fourteen prizes were gained by animals purchased from, or descended from, the Bundoora Herd, as well as the champion prize for females;'in 1883 they were equally successful, thirteen prizes, as well as the championship for bulls, beinc gained by them ; and at the late show, held in November this year (1884,) they gained eighteen prizes, together with the championship for both males and females. Most of these animals are descended on one side from Duke of Alvie, and some possess two strains of his blood. The Duke of Alvie has been a most successful prize-taker himself. No later than in 1883 he took first prize as best aged bull, and champion prize as best bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show in that year, he being over nine years old at that time. He has also been awarded the following prizes:—First in his class at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1879 ; first prize in his class, and the champion gold medal as the best shorthorn bull exhibited, at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne 1878 ; first prize and championship at the Grand National Show, held at Geelono-,' 1878; first and champion at the Victoria Agricultural Show, Heidelberg, 1878; first

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prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, 1877, in the largest class of aged bulls ever exhibited in the colony; first in his class, and champion prize as the best male animal in the show-yards, at the Grand National, held at Stawell, 1377 • first prize and champion at the Victoria Agricultural Society's Show, Heidelberg, 1877; (first prize at the Grand National, Sandhurst, 1876; first prize at the National Agricultural Society's Show, Melbourne, 1876 ; first prize at Grand National, Talbot, 1875. His dam is also the dam of 2nd Duke of Alvie, first pme-taker at the National Agricultural Show, 1876; and first at the Sydney Exhibition, 1877, and afterwards sold for 1000 guineas. Gwynne's Princess 3rd was imported by Mr. C. B. Fisher, and pu-chased at that gentleman's sale in 1882 by Mr Gavdiner. Oxford Le Grand (29,496,) bred by Colonel Towneley, Towneley Park, is Oxford- bred on both sides—his sire being Baron Oxford (23,375), and his dam 6th Maid of Oxford, by Imperial Oxford (24,i85,) and descended from Oxford 5th by the celebrated Duke of Northumberland (1,940.) Doubtful (25,914), bred by Eavl of Zetland, TJpleatham, is by King of the Roses (22,043 ;) dam Timbrel, by ApoKo (9899;) g d Dulcimer, by 2nd Duke of Northumberland (3646,) &c., &c. Grand Duke of Essex 2nd (21,860,) bred by Mr. D. M'lntosh, Havering Park, got by 3rd Duke of Tborndale (17,749;) dam Lady Bates 2nd, by The Buck (13,836,0 g d Lady Bates, by Duke of Gloster (11,382;) g g d Lady Blanche, by -L.X D> O York (10,167,) &c., &c.

375 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Lord Oxford Blanche 8th," roan, 1 year 1 month 5 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Oxford 3rd, d 0. B.'s Justicia, s of d Baron Oxford (23,375.) 376 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Lord Red Rose 11th," roan, 1 year 18 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Underley 5th (imported, 41,438,) d Duchess 26th (imported,) s of d 4th Duke of Geneva (30,958.) 377 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " LordRedRose 12th," roan, 11 months 17 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Oxford 31st (imported, 33,713,) d May Rose 8th, s of d Grand Duke of Geneva (28,756.) 378 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Earl of Siddington 3rd," roan, 10 months 27 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Oxford 3rd, d Lady Gazelle, s of d Duke of Hillhurst (30,975.) 379 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Wild Eyes Duke 5th," roan, 9 months 1 day, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Waterloo 3rd, d Miss Wild Eyes 9th, s of d Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713.)

Bull Calf, under vine months old—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Greig and Murray; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

380 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Beau Tregunter," roan, 8 months 15 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Beau 7th, d Minstrel 8th, s of d Duke of Connaught (33,604.)

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381 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Red Prince," red and white, 6 months 17 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Hazlecote 62nd (41,392,) d Rose of Connaught, s of d Duke of Connaughi, (33,604.) 382 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Roseberry 3rd," red and little white, 5 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Beau 7 th (42,082,) d Blanche Rose 6th, s of d Duke of Connaught (33,604.) 383 " James Ren nick, Evandale, Kyneton, "Duke of Siddington," roan, 8 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Earl of Siddington 2nd, d Ladybird 3rd, s of d 18th Duke of Derrimut. 384 Job Smith, Northcote, "Countess of Oxford 3rd Grand Duke," roan, 6 months 3 weeks, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Derrimut, d Countess of Oxford 3rd, s of d Garland's Admiral. .385 Hou. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Lord Monarch," roan, 7 months 12 days, bred by exhibitor; s Grand Duke of Waterloo 2nd, d Nelly Nonsuch, s of d 2nd Duke of' Lidding- ton (33,732.)

Cow (giving milli or in calf)—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Messrs. James M'Ewan and Co. ; second ditto, £5 5s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

386 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, "Bolinda Duchess of Derrimut 4th," white; 3 years 10 months 27 days, bred by exhibitor ; s 4th Earl of Derrimut, d 20th Duchess of Derrimut, s of d Oxford's Cherry Duke (32,016.) 387 Captain B. Tonkin and Son, Toicarne, Balnarring, " Baroness of Oxford," roan, 7 years 2 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Matilda's 2nd Baron, d Lady Oxford (imported), s of d 5th Earl of Oxford (28,515.) 388 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Rose of Connaught," roan, 4 years 11 months and 23 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Connaught (33,604,) d Rose Nibbett, s of d Grand Duke of Geneva (31,288.) 389 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Blanche Rose 6th," roan, 7 years 5 months 11 days, bred by Lord Fitzharduige, s Duke of Con- naught (33,604,) d Blanche Rose 5th, s of d Grand Duke of Waterloo (28,766.) 390 H. Neilson, Dunach, "Jessamine," roan, 4 years 11 months 23 days, bred by C. Abbott; s Duke of South, d Kate's Butterfly, s of d Royal Butterfly 25th. -1 391 C. A. Watt, Drummond, "Geneva's Duchess," roan, 9 years 10 months 22 days, bred by R. Morton ; s Earl of Geneva (31,068,) d Roan Duchess, s of d Royal Butterfly 6th (18,757.)

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392 C. A. Watt, Drummond, " Cherry Oxford Duchess," roan, 6 years 1 month 28 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Cherry Oxford 5th, d Geneva's Duchess, s of d Earl of Geneva (31,068.) 393 C. A. Watt, Drummond, " Larly of Lome," red and white, 8 years 5 months 13 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Marquis of Lome, d Virtue, s of d Seaman. 394 H. Neilson, Dunach, "Ladybird 4th," roan, 7 years 1 month 7 days, bred by J. Rennick ; s 18th Duke of Derrimut, d Lady- bird, s of d Imperial Butterfly 3rd. 395 Hart Bros., Beefacre Estate, Paradise, S.A., " May Rose 9th," white, 5 years 6 months 26 days, bred by Hon. W. McCulloch ; s Oxford de Vere 2nd, d May Rose 8th, s of d Grand Duke of Geneva.

Heifer, three years old— First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. W. Peterson and Co.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

396 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Lady Oxford," roan, 2 years g months 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Beau 7th (42,082,) d Rosetta, s of d Commodore Booth. 397 C. and A. Finlay, Glenormiston, Noorat, " Winsome Matilda," roan, 2 years 11 months 19 days, bred by exhibitors; s Baron Winsome, d Oxford Matilda, s of d Oxford Cherry Duke. 398 C. Watt, Drummond, " Oxford Brunswick Duchess," roan, 2 years 4 months 23 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Summerton Duke, d 4th Duchess of Alvie, s of d Duke of Brunswick (25,937.) 399 H. Neilson, Dunach, "Lady Purity," white, 2 years 5 months 23 days, bred by J. Rennick; s Lord Red Rose, d Lady Bird 4th, s of d 11th Duke of Derrimut. 400 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " May Rose 12th," roan, 2 years 5 months 29 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Oxford 3rd, d May Rose 10th, s of d Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713.)

Heifer, two years old— First prize, £5 5s., the gift of W. F. Walker, Esq., M.L.A.; second ditto, £2 2s.: third ditto, certificate of merit.

401 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, " Bolinda Duchess of Derri- mut," red and white, 1 year 11 months 20 days, bred by exhibitor; s 36th Duke of Derrimut, d Bolinda Duchess of Derrimut, s of d Duke of Cambridge 2nd. 402 Captain B. Tonkin, Tolcarne, Balnarring, " Oxford's Duchess of Derrimut," roan, 2 years 3 weeks, bred~by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Derrimut, d Baroness of Oxford, s of d Matilda's 2nd Baron.

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403 Captain B. Tonkin, Tolcarne, Balnarring, " Oxford's Duche3S of Derri- mut 2nd," roan, 1 year 4 month 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Derrimut, d Countess of Oxford 2nd, s of cl 7th Earl of Oxford. 404 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Rose Nibbett 2nd," roan, 1 year 11 months 20 days, bred by exhibitor; s Oxford Beau 7th (42,082,) d Rose Nibbet, s of d Grand Duke of Geneva 2nd (31,288.) 405 C. and A. Finlay, Glenormiston, Noorat, " Dame Fortune 3rd,' roan, 1 year 10 months 19 days, bred by exhibitors ; s Baron Winsome, d Dame Fortune, s of d 17th Duke of Derrimut. 406 C. A. Watt, Drummond, " 4th Countess of Lome," roan 1 year 9 months 5 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Cambridge Summerton Duke, d Lady of Lome, s of d Marquis of Lome. 407 C. A. Watt, Drummond, '' Virtue's 3rd Duchess," red and white, 1 year 9 months 24 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Cambridge Sum- merton Duke, d Virtue, s of d Seaman. 408 C. A. Watt, Drummond, " Oxford Rockingham Duchess," red and white, 1 year 7 months 23 days, bred by exhibitor; s Oxford Summerton Duke, d Colac's Geneva Duchess, s of d 4th Duke of Colac. 409 C. A. Watt, Drummond, " Oxford 2nd Geneva's Duchess," roan, 1 year 10 months 10 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Oxford Sum- merton Duke, d 2nd Countess of Rockingham; s of d Earl of Geneva (31,068.) 410 James Rennick, Evandale, Kyneton, " Lady Underley," white, 1 year 7 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Lord Underley, d Lady Bird 4th, s of d 18th Duke of Derrimut. 411 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Lady Nonsuch 4th," roan, 1 year, 11 months, 12 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Underley 5th (41,438,) d Lady Nonsuch, s of d Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713.) 412 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Lady Gazelle 3rd," red, 1 year 9 months 26 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713,) d Lady Gazelle, s of d Duke of Hillhurst (30,975.) 413 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Lady Jocelyn 3rd," roan, 1 year 8 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Waterloo 2nd, d Lady Jocelyn 3rd, s of d Duke of Underley 3rd (41,438.)

Heifer, one year old—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of J. W. Fleming, Esq. ; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 414 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, Bolinda, "Duchess of Derrimut 10th," roan, 1 year 1 month 10 days, bred by exhibitor; s 36th Duke of Derrimut, d 16th Duchess of Derrimut, s of d Oxford Cherry Duke (32,016.)

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415 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Countess of Kirklevington 5th," roan, 1 year 22 days, bred by exhibitor; s Baron Graham (41,030,) d Countess of Kirklevington 2nd, s of d Oxford Beau 7th (42,082.) 416 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A, " Rugia Niblett 3rd," red and white, 11 months 13 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Earl of Berley 2nd, d Rugia Oxford, s of d Oxford Beau 7th (42,082.) 417 C. and A. Finlay, Glenormiston, Noorat, "Miss Butterfly 10th," roan, I year 5 weeks 4 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Kirklevington Oxford 2nd, d Miss Butterfly 7th, s of d Oxford Duke of Cambridge. 418 C. and A. Finlay, Glenormiston, Noorat, "Damsel," roan, 11 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Kirklevington Oxford 2nd, d Dame Fortune 2nd, s of d Baron Winsome. 419 James Tweddle, Green Park, Gisborne, " Cherry Duchess," roan, 9 months 26 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Cherry Oxford 11th, d Double Brunswick, s of d Victor Brunswick (1018.) 420 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Duchess 11th," roan, 1 year 28 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713,) d Duchess 8th, s of d Duke of Clarence 5th (36,479.) 421 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, "Portrait 12th," red, II mouths 22 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Oxford 31st (33,713,) d Portrait 11th, s of d Grand Duke of Geneva 2nd (31,288.) 422 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds, " Cowslip 44th," roan, 10 months 27 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Grand Duke of Oxford 4th, d Cowslip 43rd, s of d Berkley Duke of Oxford (42,791.) 423 J. Cochrane, Aitkenside, Ceres, " Lady Loch," red and white, 1 year 1 month 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Gazelle Duke of Underley, d Agamemnon's Prince's Lady 9th, s of d Agamem- non's Prince.

Heifer Calf, under nine months old—First prize, £3 3s.; second ditto, certi- cate of merit.

424 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A, " White Duchess of Wortley," white, 8 months 17 days, bred by exhibitor; s Baron Graham (41,030,) d 2nd Duchess of Wortley, s of d Oxford Beau 7th (42,082.) 425 James Rennick, Evandale, Kyneton, " Countess of Siddington," roan, 7 months, bred by exhibitor; s Earl of Siddington 2nd, d Countess 16th, s of d Berkley Duke of Oxford.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA.—Shorthorn Bull (any age,) £25; Shorthorn Cow or Heifer, £25.

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Herefords.

Bull, three years old or over—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. W. Drummond and Co.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

426 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., '' Sir Roger," red, white face, 2 years 10 months 22 days, bred by F. S. Reynolds ; s Duke Tredegar (5,856,) d Duchess, s of d Young Carlyle. 427 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, Diggers' Rest, "Cop Hall 2nd," 6 years 1 month 6 days ; s Cop Hall (imported,) d Star 2nd, s of d Commerce. 428 Thomas Poules, Fairview, Corop, " Lord Tredegar," red and white, 2 years 6 months 12 days, bred by F. Reynolds; s Duke of Tredegar (imported, 5856,) d Purity, s of d Royal Head (imported, 4,090.)

Bull, two years old—First prize, £4 4s.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto,

certificate of merit. 429 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Tocal," red, white face, 2 years 4 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Neptune 2nd, d Lady May, s of d May Duke (3965.) -430 E. Baker, Bolinda, " Studio," red and white, 1 year 6 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Student, d Red Rose, s of d Duke of Dalhousie. 431 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, Diggers' Rest, " Oxford Hall 3rd," 1 year 10 months 6 days ; s Admiral Hall, d Lady Oxford, s of d Oxford Hall.

Bull, one year old—First prize, £3 3s.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

432 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Blondin," red, white face, 11 months 1 day, bred by exhibitor ; s Neptune 2nd, d Lady May, s of d May Duke (3965.) 433 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, Diggers' Rest, " Lord Roseberry," 1 year 1 month 16 days ; s Admiral Hall, d Princess 2nd, s of d Cop Hall (imported.) 434 J. Sewell, Smeaton, " Moss Trooper," 9 months 7 days ; s Earl of Campbelltown, d Silky. 435 J. Sewell, Smeaton, " Garfield," 6 months 21 days; s Earl of Campbelltown, d Princess Alice.

Cow (giving milk or in calf)—First Prize, £4 4s. ; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

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436 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Jeannie Deans," red, white face,. 14 years 7 months 8 days, bred by C. Price; s Bringwood (2981,) d Pigeon (imported ) 437 E. Baker, Bolinda, " Red Rose 2nd," red, white face, 4 years, bred by exhibitor; s Lord Napier 2nd, d Red Rose, s of d Duke of Dalhousie. 438 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Princess." 8 years 3 months 8 days ; s Cop Hall (imported,) d Moiety, s of d Starling. 439 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Princess 2nd," 7 years 1 month 19> days ; s Cop Hall (imported,) d Moiety, s of d Starling. 440 J. Seweil, Smeaton, " Silky."

Heifer, two years old—First prize, £4 4s. ; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 441 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, Diggers' Rest, " Red Rose 2nd," 2 years 1 month 15 days; s Sir William Wallace, d Red Rose, s of d Cop Hall (imported.) 442 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, Diggers' Rest, " Silver Star 3rd," 2 years 14 days; s Cop Hall (imported,) d Silver Star, s of d Topaz. Heifer, one year old—First" prize, £3 3s.; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 443 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, Diggers' Rest, "Silky 2nd," months 14 days; s Admiral Hall, d Silky, s of d Cop Hall (imported.)

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES or AUSTRALIA.—Hereford Bull (any age,) £15 -r Hereford Cow or Heifer, £15.

Ayrshires.

Bull, three years old or over—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of John Edols,. Esq.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 444 D. M'Nab, Green Point, St. Huberts, " Lord Ronald," brown and. white, breeder ; s Nimrod, d Lady Hamilton, s of d (imported.) 445 W. M'Nab and Bros., Oakbank, Tullamarine, " Cicero," red and white, 4 years 9 months 27 days, breeder John Grant; s Glenelg, d Lady Hamilton, s of d M'Lean's imported bull. 446 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Duke of Randwick " (imported, 342 A H B,) white and red, 5 years 3 months 24 days, bred by Duke of Buccleuch, K.C.; s Beaconsfield (177 A H B,) d Snowdrop 2nd of Drumlanrig (381 A H B,) s of cl Forehouse of Drumlanrig (29 A H B.)

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Bull, two years old—First prize, Plate, valae £3 3s., the gift of Messrs. George and George ; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

447 D. M'Nab, Green Point, St. Huberts, " Colin," red and white. 448 J. C. Cochrane, Aitkenside, Ceres, " Royal Prince," light red and white, 1 year 8 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Jock of Seafield, d Princess Royal 449 J. C. Cochrane, Aitkenside, Ceres, " Dandy Prince," dark red and white, 1 year 2 months 15 days, bred by exhibitor; s The Laird, d Princess Royal 2nd, s of d Major. 450 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, "Duke of Barbiston 11th" (1139 A H B,) white and little red, 1 year 1 month 28 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick (342 A H B,) d Duchess of Randwick (1154 A H B,) s of d White Drumtee. 451 John Bond, Greenvale, Broadmeadows, " Cicero II," red and white, 2 years, bred by J. Grant; s Cicero, d Spot, s of d The Miller.

JBull, one year old—First prize, £2 2s ; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

452 J. Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, "Blantyre," red and white, 9 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Cicero, d Pansy, s of d The Miller. 453 W. M'Nab and Bros., Oakbank, Tullamarine, " Lesley," brown and white, 11 months 19 days, bred by exhibitors ; s Southern Chief, d Annie Laurie, s of d Rival of Drumlanrig. 454 W. M'Nab and Bros., Oakbank, Tullamarine, " Dundee," brown and white, 11 months 11 days, bred by exhibitors; s Southern Chief, d Lady May, s of d Rival of Drumlanrig. 455 Robert Buchanan, Burn Bank, Berwick, " Rab the Ranter," red and white, 1 year 1 month 17 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Johnnie Cope, d Pet, s of d Fred. 456 John C. Cochrane, Aitkenside, Ceres, " The Templar," dark red and white, 1 year 15 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Jock of Seafield, d Tiney, s of d Geelong Billy. 457 John C. Cochrane, Aitkenside, Ceres, " Dumbiedike," red and white, 10 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Jock of Seafield, d Jeannie Deans. 458 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, "Duke of Barbiston 15th" (1143 A H B,) red and little white, 10 months 27 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick (342 A H B,) d Clementine (2516 A H B,) s of d Butterfly. 459 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, "Duke of Barbiston 16th," red and white, 8 months 21 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Barbiston 3rd (674 AHB,)d Belle of Barbiston (2521 A Ii B,) s of d Earl.

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42 AYRSHIRES.

460 RichardGibson, Barbiston, Tullamarne, "Duke of Barbiston 17th,"' white and a little red, 5 months and 27 days, bred by exhibitor s Duke of Barbiston 3rd (674 A H B,) d Peeress of Barbiston (3460 A H B,) s of d Duke of Randwick (342 A H B.) 461 Mrs. A. Guthrie, Torgarf, Sunbury, " Gordon," dark red, 13 months, bred by exhibitor, s Robin, d Dolly, s of d Laird. 462 J. English, Pascoe Vale road, Moonee Ponds, " General Grant," red and white, 13 months, bred by exhibitor, s Cicero, d Seafield Rose, s of d Nimrod.

Cow (giving milk or in calf)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Robertson and Moffatt; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto,, certificate of merit.

463 J. Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, " Norma 2nd," red and white, 4 years 11 months 4 days, bred by exhibitor, s Glenelg, d Norma, s of d The Miller. 464 J. Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, " Beauty 3rd," red and white, 4 years 18 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Nimrod, d Beauty, s of d Dunlop. 465 N. M'Nab and Bros., Oakbank, Tullamarine, Annie Laurie," red and white, 4 years 11 months 15 days, breeder late Mrs. M'Nab ; s Rival of Drumlanrig, d Dinah 1st, s of d Dunlop. 466 W. M'Nab and Bros., Oakbank, Tullamarine, " Blue Belle," red and white, 3 years 10 months 23 days, breeder late Mrs. M'Nab; s Sir Walter Scott, d Rosey, s of d Dunlop. 467 Robert Buchanan, Burn Bank, Berwick, " Pet," red, 7 years 2 months 17 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Fred, d Scotty, s of d Ayrshire Lad. 468 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Duchess of Randwick" (1154 A H B, imported,) white and red, 5 years 2 months 26 days, bred by Duke of Buccleuch, K.C.; s White Drumtee, d Betsy 2nd of Drumlanrig (631 A H B,) s of d Drumtee (15 A H B.) 469 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Miss McKerrow 2nd" (2520 A H B,) red and white, 6 years, bred by Fleming and Healey ; s Champion, d Miss M'Kerrow, s of d Finch's Cull. 470 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, "Clementine" (2516 A H B,) light red, 10 years, bred by D. Warnock; s Butterfly, d Adelaide, s of d Billy (imported.) 471 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullumarine, " Fancy" (2519 AH B,) dark red and little white, 9 years, bred by D. Warnock ; s Scottie, d Queen of the Meadow, s of d Ayrshire Jack (imported.) 472 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Ida 2nd," (2524, A H B,) red and white, 5 years, bred by D. Warnock; s Teviot, d Ida s of d Cardigan 4th.

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Heifer, two years old—First prize, £3 3s., the gift of Daniel White, Esq.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

473 J. Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, " Lady Seafield," red and white, 2 years 9 days, hred. by exhibitor ; s Cicero, d Fuchsia, s of d Tarn o' Shanter. 474 J. Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, " Nora 4th," red and white, 1 year 11 months 14 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick, d Nora, s of d Colin. 475 J. Grant, Seafield, Tullamarine, " Pansy 3rd," red and white, 1 year 10 months 5 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Rand- wick, d Pansy, s of d The Miller. 476 W. McNab and Bros., Oakbank, Tullamarine, "Brownie of Oak- bank," brown and white, 1 year 10 months 23 days, bred by exhibitors ; s Southern Chief, d Dinah 1st, s of d Dunlop. 477 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Drumlanrig's Ada 4th" (3465 A H B,) white and little red, 1 year 9 months 15 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Randwick (342 A H B,) d Ada of Drumlanrig (617 A H B,) s of d James 1st. 478 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Drumlanrig's Ada 3rd" (3462 AEBJ white and little red, 1 year 11 months 2 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Randwick (342 ABB,) d Drum- lanrig's Ada 2nd (8528 A H B,) s of d Dunlop. 479 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Ruby 2nd of Barbiston " (3466 A H B,) white and little red, 1 year 11 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick (342 A H B,) d Miss McKerrow 2nd (2520 A H B,) s of d Champion. 480 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Ida of Barbiston" (3461 A H B,) white and red, 1 year 11 months 14 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke of Randwick (342 A H B,) d Ida 2nd (2524 A H B,) s of d Teviot. 481 Francis M'Keon, Sunbury, " Lily," red and white, 1 year 11 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Robin, d Bessie, s of d The Laird. 482 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, "Comely of Barbiston" (3463 A H B,) 1 year 10 months 6 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick (342 AHB,)d Comely (2522 A H B,) s of d Teviot.

Heifer, one year old— First prize, £2 2s., the gift of Messrs. W. Adamson and Co.; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

483 W. M'Nab and Bros., Oakbank, Tullamarine, " Blink Bonny," red and white, 1 year 1 month, bred by exhibitors; s Southern Chief, d Dewdrop, s of d Rival of Drumlanrig. 484 Robert Buchanan, Burn Bank, Berwick, " Pearl," red and white, 1 year 26 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Johnnie Cope, d Nelly, s ol d Duncan.

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44 ALDERNEYS.

485 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, "Princess Thyra 2nd of Barbiston " (4036 A H B,) white and red, 1 year 1 month 12 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick (342 A H B,) d Princess Thyra (2523 A H B,) s of d Teviot. 486 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Blanche 2nd of Barbiston" (4039 A H B,) red and white, 1 year 17 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick (342 AHB,)d Blanche (2525 A H B,) s of d Teviot. 487 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Ruby 3rd of Barbiston" (4038 A H B,) white and red, 1 year 17 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick (342 A H B,) d Miss M'Kerrow 2nd (2520 A H B,) s of d Champion. 488 Richard Gibson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Drumlanrig's Ada 3rd " (4041 A H B,) red and little white, 10 months 21 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Randwick (342 A H B,) d Drumlanrig's Ada 2nd (2528 A H B,) s of d Dunlop. 489 Robert Buchanan, Berwick, "Jewel," 1 year 24 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Johnnie Cope, d Curly, s of d Fred. 490 Mrs. A. Guthrie, Torgarf, Sunbury, " Diana," dark red and white, 9 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Robin, d Blanche, s of d Laird. 491 Mrs. A. Guthrie, Torgarf, Sunbury, " Floris 2nd," red, 12 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Robin, d Jersey, s of d Laird.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA-'Ayrshire Bull (any age), £15 ; Ayrshire Cow or Heifer, £15.

Alderneys.

Bull, three years old and over—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. T. Robinson and Co.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

492 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Napoleon," silver grey, 2 years 8 months, bred by — Johnston ; s Sir William, d Blossom, s of d Governor (imported). 493 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, "Bellman," silver grey, 3fyears 6 months 2 days, bred by F. B. Larkworthy ; s Blue Bottle or Taxation, d Belle, s of d Taxation 2nd. 494 Ross Watt, Balaclava-road, St. Kilda, " Goonambil," brown, 3 years 6 months, bred by G. Mackinnon. 495 John Voice, Moreland-road, Brunswick, " Wray Park," silver grey, 2 years 4 months 4 days, bred by R. Tooth, N.S.W.;s Lucius (imported,) d The Queen, s of d Cato.

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46 ALDERNEYS.

Bull, two years old— First prize, £3 3s. ; second ditto, £1 Is., both the gift of the proprietors of the Weekly Times ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

496 A. A. Kong Meng, Malvern, " Julius," black and fawn, 2 years, bred by late T. J. Sumner ; s Peter 2nd, d Primrose. 497 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Sir Evelyn," silver grey, 1 year 8 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Fairboy, d Eva, s of d Favourite. 498 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, "Prince Imperial," silver grey, 1 year 3 months 8 days, bred by R. L. Tooth ; s Khedive, d Princess, 8 of d Lucius. 499 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, "Duke of Brunswick," dark fawn, 2 years 2 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Freetrader,, d Maud (imported.) 500 W. McGeorge, Sydney-road, Brunswick, " King of the Ring," dark fawn, 2 years, bred by J. W. Fleming ; s Young Freetrader, d Toody, s of d Old Freetrader.

Bull, one year old—First prize, £2 2s. ; second ditto, £1 Is., both the gift of the proprietors of the Weehly Times ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

501 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Lord Harry," silver grey, 11 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Napoleon, d Fawnie, s of d Bramberien. 502 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Napoleon 2nd," silver grey, 7 months, bred by exhibitor; s Napoleon, d Pansy, s of d Young Freetrader. 503 Patrick Moran, Drummond-street, Coburg, " Chandos," black brown, 11 months 13 days, bred by exhibitor; s Champion, d Jessie, s of d Don Carlos. 504 W. J. Dunstan, Coburg, "Fuchsia Wray," 2 months 11 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Wray Park, d Fuchsia. 505 W. J. Dunstan, Coburg, " Prince Charlie," grey, 9 months 27 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Prince Charlie, d Nelly. P. Cunningham, 64 Adderley-street, West Melbourne, " Royal 506 Charlie," dark grey, 1 year 2 months, bred by exhibitor; Napier's Bull, d Rose. Francis McKeon, Sunbury, " Duke," black and brown, 11 months 3 507 days, bred by exhibitor; s Sir Billy, d Young Gipsy, s of d' Old Billy. 508 Francis McKeon, Sunbury, " Wee Robin," cream, 9 months 14 days, bred by exhibitor; s Sir Billy, d Jessie, s of d Old Billy. 509 W. White, Moreland-road, Brunswick, " King of the Valley," fawn, 10 months 19 days ; s Freetrader, d Laura.

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Cow {giving milk or in calf)—First Prize, £5 5s, the gift of W. Learmonth, Esq.; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

510 Sir James McCulloch, St. Kilda, " Molly," fawn, bred by exhibitor ; s Tommy, d Dolly. 511 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Fair Nell," lemon fawn, 7 years, bred by late T. J. Sumner ; s Garabaldi 6th, d Fenella, s of d St. Peter (imported.) 512 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Tulip," silver grey, 2 years 7 months, bred by — Johnston ; s Sir William, d Minnie, s of d Sumner Bull. 513 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, " Duchess," dun and white, aged, bred by ; s Favourite, d Princess. 514 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, " Primrose 3rd," yellow and white, 3 years 2 months 23 days, bred by H. P. Hill; s imported Bull, d Princess. 515 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, "Baggage," light fawn, 3 years 4 months 17 days, bred by E. Arnold ; s Cicero, d Bagotine, s of d Brisk. 516 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, " Polly 1st," fawn, 2 years 9 months 12 days, bred by J. W. Fleming ; s Young Freetrader, d Toody, s of d Old Freetrader. 517 J. M. Peck, Lebanon, Moonee Ponds, " Maud," fawn, aged, bred by — Jackson ; s Napier's Bull. 518 W. J. Dunstan, Coburg, " Fuchsia," grey, 5 years, bred by exhibitor; s Freetrader, d Daphne. 519 W. J. Dunstan, Coburg, " Lady," grey, 5 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Napoleon, d Jersey Lily. 520 W. J. Dunstan, Coburg, " Fenella," fawn ; s Freetrader, d Fair Nell. 521 John Voice, Moreland-road, Brunswick, " Silver Belle," silver grey, 4 years 9 months, bred by Hon. W. Stanbridge; s Tudor, d Belle, s of d Jersey. 522 John Voice, Moreland-road, Brunswick, " Silver Locks," silver grey, 3 years 6 months, bred by J. George ; s Jersey Chief, d Maude, s of d Sir George. Calf at foot by Wray Park. 523 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, " Toody," fawn, 6 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Old Freetrader, d Maggie, s of d Lanercost (imported.) 524 Mrs. J. Napier, Rosebank, Essendon, " Linda," dun, 6 years 4 months 8 days, bred by T. Napier ; s Bruce, d Jessie, s of d Freetrader (imported.)

Heifer, two years old—First prize, £3 3s, the gift of the proprietors of the Weekly Times; second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

525 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, " Brilliantine," fawn, 1 year 4 months 23 days, bred by J. B. Larkworthy ; s Bellman, d Bagotine, s of d Brisk.

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48 ALDERNEYS.

526 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, "Linnet," fawn, 1 year 4 months 23 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Freetrader, d Linda, s of d Young Freetrader. 527 W. J. Dunstan, Coburg, "Alice," fawn, 2 years 1 month 9 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke, d Primrose. 528 John Voice, Moreland-road, Brunswick, "Pretty Fawn," mulberry fawn, 1 year 5 months, bred by — Gough ; s Prince of Jersey, d Prize Winner, s of d Prince of Jersey. 529 L. McLoughlin, Coburg, "Violet," silver grey and black, 1 year 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Bowen, d Matilda. 530 W. M'George, Sydney-road, Brunswick, "Duchess of Brunswick," dark fawn, 2 years 1 month 15 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duke, d Lizzie, s of d Sir George. 531 Mrs. J. Napier, Rosebank, Essendon, "Vesta," white and fawn, 1 year 9 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Freetrader, d Luna, s of d Bruce.

Heifer, one year old—First prize, £2 2s., the gift of W. S. Larkins, Esq., second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

532 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Grace Darling," fawn, 11 months 10 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Napoleon, d Tulip, s of d Sir William. 533 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, " Bundle," fawn, 10 months 12 days, bred by F. B. Larkworthy ; s Bellman, d Bagotine, s of d Brisk. 534 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, " Spring Flower," fawn, little white, 11 months 19 days, brecl by exhibitor; s Young Billy, d Primrose 3rd, s of d imported bull. 585 W. J. Dunstan, Coburg, " Pretty Queen," fawn, 11 months 4 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Peter, d Daisy. 536 John Voice, Moreland-road, Brunswick, " Majestic," fawn, 6 months 14 days, bred by exhibitor; s Sumner's Pride, d Pretty Queen, s of d Jersey Duke. 537 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, " Maud 2nd," fawn, 11 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Young Freetrader, d Maud (imported.) 538 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, " Hensey," fawn, 1 year, bred by exhibitor; s Young Freetrader, d Toody, s of d Old Free- trader. 539 W. M'Gregor, Sydney-road, Brunswick, " Maggie," dark fawn, little white, 1 year, 5 months, bred by J. W. Fleming ; s Young Free- trader, d Maggie. 540 W. White, Moreland-road, Brunswick, " Gentle Annie," silver fawn, 8 months ; s Freetrader, d Duchess.

'GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES or AUSTRALIA.—Alderney Bull (any age,) £15 ; Alderney Cow or Heifer, £15.

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DAIRY CATTLE. 49

Brittanies. Bull, any age—First prize, £2 2s. ; second ditto, silver medal ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 541 A. Austin, Mount Cotteril, " Tom Thumb," black and white, 4 years, bred by John Robertson ; s Billy, d Kate, s of d Little Briton. 542 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, "Leopold," black and white, 3 years, bred by W. Lyall.

Cow, three years old or over (giving milk or in calf)—First prize, £2 2s., the gift of E. Rowland, Esq.; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, certificate of merit.

543 A. Austin, Mount Cotteril, " Minnie Warren," black and white, 4 years, bred by John Robertson; s Prince Patrick, d Bella Donna, s of d Commodore Nutt. 544 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Maggie," black and white, 7 years, bred by — Payne ; s St. Malo, d Jeanette.

Heifers, two years old or under—First prize silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 545 J. H. Connor, Ryrie-street, Geelong, " Little Alice 2nd," black and white, 1 year, bred by exhibitor ; s Prince, d Little Alice, s of d St. Malo. NOTE.—Every Cow or Heifer in 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 may be withheld until she is certified to have produced a live calf.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA.—Brittany Bull (any age,) £5 ; Brittany Cow or Heifer, £5.

Dairy Cattle.

Con, giving milk or in calf (any breed or age)—First prize, £6 6s. ; second, ditto, £3 3s. ; third ditto, £1 Is., all the gift of D. R. M'Gregor, Esq. 546 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Clierrie." 547 D. M'Nab, Green Point, St. Huberts. 548 Robert Buchanan, Burn Bank, Berwick, "Verbena," brown and white, 3 years 9 months 15 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Prince, d Elsie, s of d Fred. 519 Richard Gilson, Barbiston, Tullamarine, " Blanche" (2525 A H B,) red and white, 5 years, bred by D. Warnock; s Teviot, d Annie Laurie, s of d Scottie.

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•50 FAT CATTLE.

-550 James Rennick, Evandale, Kyneton, "Kennedy," yellow, 6 years, bred by — Kennedy. -551 James Rennick, Evandale, Kyneton, " Snowy," white, 8 years. 552 J. Peach, 5 Union-place, Moray-street, South Melbourne, " Nelly," roan, 3 years, bred by — M'Donald; s Duke, d Cherry, s of d Butterfly. 553 J. Peach, 5 Union-place, Moray-street, South Melbourne, " Bessie," black and white, 6 years, bred by — M'Dougall. 554 Hon. W. McCulloch, Glenroy, Moonee Ponds.

Pen of three Dairy Heifers, under three years old (any breed)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Job Smith, Esq. ; second ditto, £3 3s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

555 D. M'Nab, Green Point, St. Huberts. 55b Robert Buchanan, Burn Bank, Berwick, " Prissy," red, 2 years 3 months 17 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Admiral, d Sissy, s of d Duncan. " Dimple," red and white, 2 years 5 months 15 days, bred by exhibitor; s Duncan, d Primmy, s of d Donald. " Madge," yellow and white, 2 years 5 months 1 day, bred by exhibitor ; s Duncan, d Lily, s of d Doctor.

/GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE OF AUSTRALIA.—Dairy Cow, giving milk or in calf, £10.

Fat Cattle.

GRASS FED.

Pair of Fat Oxen— First prize, £5 5s, the gift of the Hon. Francis Robertson ; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

557 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale. 558 Executors of late Hon. Neil Black, Mount Noorat, Noorat. 559 Hon. Henry Miller, Market-street.

Pair of Fat Cows or Heifers—First prize, £5 5s.; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

No entry.

EXTRA. 560 Richard Gibson, Bariston, Tullamarine, " Ada of Drumlanrig" (617 A H B,) white and red, 8 years 3 months, bred by A. M'Donall; s James 1st, d Caroline, s of d Heather Jock.

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Merino Sheep. Jtam, over two years and six months old—First prize, plate, value £10 10s., the gift of the Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Co., Limited ; second ditto, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs Gibbs, Bright and Co. ; third ditto, £3 3s.

561 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 4 years, bred by Sir Samuel Wilson ; s Golden Fleece, shorn November 1884. 562 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 4 years, bred by Sir Samuel Wilson ; s Golden Fleece, shorn November 1884. 563 T. Russell, Barunah Plains, Hesse, 3 years 3 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; shorn 20th September, 1884. 564 William Cumming and Son, Mount Fyans, Darlington, 3 years 3 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Sir Hercules d Mount Fyans stud ewe. 565 William Cumming and Son, Mount Fyans, Darlington, " Sir James," 3 years 3 months bred by exhibitors ; s Sir Hercules, d Mount Fyans stud ewe. 566 M. J. Browne, Green Hills, Digger's Rest, 3 years bred by exhibitor ; s Cressy, d Green Hills stud ewe. 567 Thomas Russell, Wurrook, Rokewood, bred by W. Gibson and Son, Tasmania ; shorn 24th September, 1884. 568 Richard Elworthy, Violet Town. 569 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, bred by E. W. Pitts, S.A.; shorn 20th September, 1884. 570 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, bred by E. W. Pitts, S.A.; shorn 20th September, 1884. .571 John Horner, Mortlake, bred by T. Dowling and Son.

Ravi, under two years and six months, and over one year and six months old—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Messrs. Goldsborough & Co., Limited; second ditto, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Gibbs, Bright and Co.; third ditto, £3 3s.

572 L. Parker, Scale Park, Clunes, 2 years 3 months, bred by Hon. P. Russell; by son of Melbourne, shorn November, 1884. 573 T. Russell, Barunah Plains, Hesse, 2 years 3 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; shorn 10th August, 1884. 574 T. Russell, Barunah Plains, Hesse, 2 years three months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; shorn 10th August, 1884. 575 William Cumming and Son, Mount Fyans, Darlington, " Sir Robert," 2 years 3 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Sir Hercules, d Mount Fyans, stud ewe. 576 William Cumming and Son, Mount Fyans, 2 years and 3 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Sir Hercules, d Mount Fyans, stud ewe. 577 M. J. Browne, Green Hills, Diggers' Rest, 2 years, bred by exhibitor; s Argo 2nd, d Green Hills stud ewe.

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52 MERINO SHEEP.

578 M. J. Browne, Green Hills, Diggers' Rest, 2 years, bred by exhibitor -r s Green Hills, stud ram, d Green Hills stud ewe. 579 Thomas Russell, Warrook, Rokewood, bred by exhibitor; 2 years 3 months. 580 J. H. Angas, Hill River, Clare, S.A. 581 J. H. Angus, Hill River, Clare, S.A. 582 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 2 years 3 months, bred by E. W. Pitt,. S.A. ; shorn 20th September, 1884. 583 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 2 years 3 months, bred by E. W. Pitt, S.A. ; shorn 20th September, 1884. 584 John Horner, Mortlake, bred by T. Dowling and Son.

Ram, under one year and, six months old—First prize, £10 10s , the gift of George Ramsden, Esq.; second ditto, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. L. Stevenson and Sons ; third ditto, £3 3s. 585 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale ; lambed June, 1884, bred by exhibitor, shorn 30th October, 1884. 586 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale ; lambed June, 1884, bred by exhibitor, shorn 30th October, 1884. 587 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes; 13 months, bred by exhibitor, shorn November, 1884. 588 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes ; 10 months, bred by exhibitor, shorn November, 1884. 589 T. Russell, Barunah Plains, Hesse; 1 year 4 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 1884. 590 H. W- Hall, Clyton, Anakie; 1 year 2 months ,25 days, bred by exhibitor, s a Tasmanian ram. 591 Thomas Russell, Wurrook, Rokewood, 1 year 3months. 592 J. H. Angas, Hill River, Clare, S.A. 593 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong; 1 year 3 months, bred by exhibitor,. shorn 20th September, 1884. 594 C. B. (Fisher, Maribyrnong; 1 year 3 months, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 1884. 595 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong ; 1 year 3 months, bred by exhibitor,. shorn 20th September, 1884. 596 John Horner, Mortlake ; bred by T. Dowling and Son.

Erne, over two years and six months old—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of William Irving Winter, Esq.; second ditto, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. L. Stevenson and Sons ; third ditto, £3 3s. 597 L, R. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes ; 3 years, bred by Sir Samuel Wilson, shorn November, 1884. 598 L. R. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes ; 2 years 8 months, bred by Sir Samuel Wilson, shorn November, 1884. 599 T. Russell and Co., Barunah Plains, Hesse; 3 years 3 months 19' days, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 18.84. 600 John Horner, Mortlake ; bred by J. T. Dowling and Son.

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Ewe, under two years and six months and over one year and six months old—First prize, £4 4s., with piece of plate, value £6 6s., the gift of Messrs. Henry Young and Co.; second ditto, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs Briscoe and Co.; third ditto, £3 3s.

601 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 2 years 3 months, bred by Hon. P. Russell, shorn November, 1884. 602 T. Russell and Co., Barunah Plains, Hesse, 2 years 3 month 19 days, bred by exhibitors, shorn 10th August, 1884. 603 T. Russell and Co., Barunah Plains, Hesse, 2 years 3 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 1884. 604 Thomas Russell, Wurrook, Rokewood, 2 years 3 months. 605 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 2 years 3 months, bred by E. W. Pitts, S.A., shorn 20th September, 1884. 606 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 2 years 3 months, bred by E. W. Pitts, S.A., shorn 20th September, 1884. 607 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 2 years 3 months, bred by E. W. Pitts, S.A., shorn 20th September, 1884. 608 John Horner, Mortlake, bred by T. Dowling and Son.

Ewe under one year and six months old—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of the Colonial Bank of Australasia; second ditto, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Briscoe and Co. ; third ditto, £3 3s.

609 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Yale, lambed June, 1884, bred by exhibitor, shorn 30th October, 1884. 610 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, lambed June, 1884, bred by exhibitor, shorn 30th October, 1884, 611 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 13 months, bred by exhibitor, shorn November, 1884. 612 T. Russell and Co., Barunah Plains, Hesse, 1 year 4 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 1884. 613 H. W. Hall, Clyton, Anakie, 1 year 2 months, 25 days, bred by exhibitor, s a Tasmanian ram. 614 Thomas Russell, Wurrook, Rokewood, 1 year 3 months. 615 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 1 year 3 months, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 1884. 616 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 1 year 3 months, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 1884. 617 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 1 year 3 months, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 1884. 618 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, 1 year 3 months, bred by exhibitor, shorn 20th September, 1884. 619 John Horner, Mortlake.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA.—Merino Ram (any age,) £20 ; Merino Ewe (any age,) £20.

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54 LONGWOOLS.

Longwools. Longwool Ram, over two and a-half years old—First prize, £10 10s, the gift of Messrs. Dalgety and Co, Limited ; second ditto, £5 5s., the gift of James Grice, Esq.; third ditto, £3 3s.

620 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 4 years, bred by — Armstrong, shorn November, 1884. 621 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 4 years, bred by — Lyons, shorn November, 1884. 622 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmonth, 3 years, bred by exhibitor, shorn 26th September, 1884. 623 William Brumley, Mount Shadwell, Mortlake, " Shadwell," 3 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Wollongon, d pure Lincoln ewe. 624 William Brumley, Mount Shadwell, Mortlake, " Young Editor," 3 years, bred by late A. McKenzie ; s Wollongon, d pure Lincoln ewe. 625 William Jeffrey, Glencairn, Coimadai, "Sultan," bred by T. F. Eutledge ; s Sultan 2nd. 626 William Jeffrey Glencairn, Coimadai, "McGregor," bred by exhibitor ; s Peter the Great. 627 Forsyth Bros, Croxton West, Hamilton, 3 years, bred by exhibitors ; s Bassett, shorn 21st September, 1884. 628 Christie Bros, Garvald Vale, Byaduk, 3 years, bred by exhibitors ; s Hamilton, shorn 8th October, 1884. 629 John Horner, Mortlake.

Longuoolled Earn, under two and a-half years and over one and a-half years old—First prize, £10 10s, the gift of the Land Mortgage Bank of Victoria Limited ; second ditto, £5 5s, the gift of James Grice, Esq.; third ditto, £3 3s. 630 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 2 years 2 months, bred by T. Bath; shorn November, 1884. 631 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 2 years 2 months, bred by — Lyons ; shorn November, 1884. 632 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmonth, 2 years, bred by exhibitor ; shorn 26th September, 1884. 633 Forsyth Bros, Hamilton, 2 years, bred by exhibitors; s Birthday 2nd ; shorn 24th September, 1884. 634 Christie Bros, Garvald Vale, Byaduk, 2 years, bred by exhibitors ; s Hamilton ; shorn 8th October, 1884. 635 John Horner, Mortlake.

Longwool Ram (unshorn,) not more than fifteen months old—First prize, £10 10s, the gift of the Horse and Cattle Food Co, Limited, Castlemaine (through their agents, Broome and Co.;) second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, £3 3s.

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636 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 13 months, bred by exhibitor. 637 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmonth, 350 to 370 days, bred by exhibitor. 638 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmonth, 350 to 370 days, bred by exhibitor. 639 William Brumley, Mount Shadwell, Mortlake, 11 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Shadwell, d pure Lincoln ewe. 640 William Brumley, Mount Shadwell, Mortlake, " The King," 11 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Shadwell, d pure Lincoln ewe. 641 W. M'Pherson, Belle Vue, Creswick, " Romulus," 12 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Hercules. 642 William Jeffrey, Coimadai, " Victor," bred by exhibitor, 11 months ; s Sultan. 643 William Jeffrey, Coimadai, "M'Kie 2nd," bred by exhibitor, 11 months ; s The Real M'Kie. 644 Forsyth Bros., Hamilton, 12 months, bred by exhibitors; s Birthday 2nd. ' 645 Christie Bros., Garvald Vale, Byaduk, 11 months, bred by exhibitors; s Hamilton. 646 Colin C. McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, 11 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Field-Marshal, 647 Colin C. McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, 11 months, bred by exhibitor; s Field-Marshal. 649 John Horner, Mortlake.

Longwool Erne, over two and ar-half years old—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Messrs. Richard Gibson and Co.; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, £3 3s.

649 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, aged, bred by T. Bath ; shorn Novem- ber,. 1884. 650 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 3 years 1 month, bred by — M'Pherson; shorn November, 1884. 651 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmonth, 3 years, bred by exhibitor; shorn 26th September, 1884. • 652 William Brumley, Mount Shadwell, Mortlake, " Edina," 3 years, bred by late A. M'Kenzie ; s Wollongon, d pure Lincoln ewe. 653 William Brumley, Mount Shadwell, Mortlake, 3 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Wollongon, d pure Lincoln ewe. 654 William Jeffrey, Coimadai, bred by Thomas Bath. 655 William Jeffrey, Coimadai, bred by exhibitor. 656 Forysyth Bros., Hamilton, 5 years, bred by exhibitor ; shorn 21st September, 1884. 657 Forsyth Bros., Hamilton, 5 years, bred by exhibitor; s Basset; shorn 24th September, 1884. 658 Christie Bros., Byaduk, 3 years, bred by exhibitor; s Hamilton; shorn 8th October, 1884.

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56 L0NQW00LS.

659 John Horner, Mortlake.

Longwool Erne, under two and a half years and over one and a-half year,, old— First prize, £10 10s., the gift of the Hon. J. G. Dougharty, M.L.C.; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, £3 3s. 660 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 2 years 2 months, bred by T. Bath ; shorn November, 1884. 661 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmonth, 2 years, bred by exhibitor ; shorn 26th September, 1884. 662 W. M'Pherson, Belle Vue, Cresvvick, " Snowflake," 2 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Hercules. 663 William Jeffrey, Coimadai, bred by exhibitor. 664 Forsyth Bros., Hamilton, 2 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Basset ; shorn 24th September, 1884. 665 Christie Bros., Byaduk, 2 years, bred by exhibitor; s Hamilton; shorn 8th October, 1884. 666 Colin C. McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, 1 year and 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Field Marshal. 667 Colin C. McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, 1 year 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Field Marshal. 668 John Horner, Mortlake.

Longwool Erne {unshorn), not more thnn fifteen months old—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of William Taylor, Esq. ; second ditto, £5 5s. • third ditto, £3 3s. 669 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, lambed, August, 1884, bred by exhibitor. 670 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, lambed, August, 1884, bred by exhibitor. 671 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 13 months, bred by exhibitor. 672 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, 13 months, bred by exhibitor. 673 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmonth, 350 to 370 days, bred by exhibitor. 674 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmonth, 350 to 370 days, bred by exhibitor. 675 William Bvumley, Mount Shad well, Mortlake, 11 months, 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Shadwell, d pure Lincoln ewe. 676 William Brumley, Mount Shadwell, Mortlake, 11 months 19 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Shadwell, d pure Lincoln ewe. 677 W. McPherson, Belle Vue, Creswick, " Princess," 1 year 2 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Hercules- 678 William Jeffrey, Coimadai, 11 months, bred by exhibitor. 679 Forsyth Bros., Hamilton, 12 months, bred by exhibitors; s Birth- day 2nd. 680 Christie Bros., Garvald Vale, Byaduk, 13 months, bred by exhibitors ; s Hamilton. 681 J. Besanko, Rankin's-road, Flemington.

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682 Colin C. McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, II months, bred by- exhibitor ; s Field Marshal. 683 Colin C. McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, 11 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Field Marshal. 684 Colin C. McCulloch, Mertoun Park, Colac, 11 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Field Marshal. 685 John Horner, Mortlake.

• GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA.—Longwool Ram (any age,) £15 ; Longwoo^^gfl^My age,) £15.

ft-i 'Hi-rBCUflKE STREET)-:! t&Y-. .,...' V^SS-p^ Downs. Down liamj'uifsf VfoeUe months old—First prize^£3:J_5i4_i,he ' gift of Messrs. Cullis Hill and Co.; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 686 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, 3 years, " Duke of Richmond," bred by J. W. Brumby, Cressy, Tasmania. 687 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, 2 years, "Duke of Cressy," bred by J. W. Brumby, Cressy, Tasmania. 688 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, bred by exhibitor ; shorn November, 1884. 689 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, under 3 years, bred by Mrs. Woodhouse ; shorn 2nd December, 1884. 690 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, under 15 months, bred by exhibitor ; shorn 29th October, 1884. 691 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, under 15 months, bred .by exhibitor ; shorn 29th October, 1884. Down Ewe, over twelve months old—First prize, £3 3s.; the gift of Craig, Williamson and Thomas ; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

692 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, 3 years, bred by J. W. Brumby, Cressy, Tasmania. 693 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, 2 years, bred by J. W. Brumby, Cressy, Tasmania. 694 L. Carter, Scale Park, Clunes, bred by exhibitor ; shorn November, 1884. 695 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, bred by Mrs. Woodhouse ; shorn 29th October, 1884. 696 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, bred by Mrs. Woodhouse ; shorn 29th October, 1884. 697 F. Peppin, St. Kilda, under 15 months, bred by exhibitor; shorn 29th October, 1884.

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58 .TWINE.

Fat Sheep.

GRASS FED. Pen of Fat Merino Wethers (not less than five)—First prize, £3 3s. ; second ditto, £1 Is. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. No Entry. Pen of Fat Merino Ewes (not less than Jive)—First prize, £3 3s. ; second ditto. £1 Is. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 698 C. B. Fisher, Maribyrnong, bred by E. W. Pitts, S.A.

Pen of Fat Longwool Wethers (not less than five)—First prize, £3 3s., th® gift of Daniel White, Esq. ; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto,, certificate of merit. 699 W. J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla, full mouth. 700 Executors of late Hon. Neil Black, Mount Noorat, Noorat. 701 Executors of late Hon. Neil Black, Mount Noorat, Noorat.

Pen of Fat Longwool Ewes (not less than five)—First prize, £3 3s., the gift of Messrs. Morris, Roberts and Meeks; second ditto, £1 Is. third ditto, certificate of merit.

No Entry.

EXTRAS. 702 to 711 Thomas Bath, Ceres, Learmouth ; 10 Lincolns, for sale. 712 to 723 Walter J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla Bulla; 12 Southdown Rams S3(1G 724 & 725 Walter J. Clark, Glenara, Bulla ; 2 Cheviot Rams.

Swine.

LARGE BREED.

Boar over twelve months old—First prize, £5, 5s., the gift of C. D. Straker, Esq.; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, £1 Is. 726 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Berkeley Duke 10th," 2 years 4 months 13 days; s Berkeley Duke (imported,) d Lady Severn (imported.) 727 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., Duke of Gloucester 12th," 1 year 7 months 9 days ; s Berkeley Duke (imported,) d Lady Gloucester (imported,) bred by exhibitor. 728 L. Chant, Beeac, '' Duke of Beeac," 1 year 11 months 2 weeks, bred. by exhibitor. 729 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. Don't look at John Blackburn's Advertisement, page. ix.. r THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO., LIMITED, 1 The Exchange, Collins Street West, Has Moneys to Lend, in small or large sums, at lowest current rates of interest.

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Boar, under twelve months old—First prize, £3 3s., the gift of Messrs. M'Calman, Garde and Co. ; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 730 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Stanley," 5 months 1 day ; s English- man, d Lady Gloucester 4th, bred by exhibitor. 731 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Sir Garnet," 4 months 11 days, s Berkeley Duke 10th, d Lady Severn 5th, bred by exhibitor. 732 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Hero," 4 months 11 days ; s Berkeley Duke 10th, d Lady Severn 5th, bred by exhibitor. 733 L. Chant, Beeac. " Duke of Beeac 2nd," 8 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Duke of Beeac, d Queen of the Lakes. 734 L. Chant, Beeac, 3 months 2 weeks, bred by exhibitor. 735 L. Chant, Beeac, 3 months 2 weeks, bred by exhibitor. 736 E. Baker, Bolinda, "Tasker 3rd" (imported,) 11 months 26 days, bred by exhibitor; s Tasker 2nd, d Daisy (imported,) s of d Tasker. 737 D. Gibson, Bolinda, 11 months, bred by exhibitor. 738 G. Plant, Woodlands, Northcote, 6 months 3 weeks, bred by exhibitor ; s brother to Goliath, d Rebekah, s of d son of Jack (imported.) 739 G. Plant, Woodlands, Northcote, 6 months 3 weeks, bred by exhibitor ; s brother to Goliath, d Rebekah, s of d son of Jack (imported.) 740 G. Plant, Woodlands, Northcote, 6 months 3 weeks, bred by exhibitor ; s brother to Goliath, d Rebekah, s of d son of Jack (imported.) 741 G. Plant, Woodlands, Northcote, 6 months 3 weeks, bred by exhibitor ; s brother to Goliath, d Rebekah, s of d son of Jack (imported.) 742 G. Plant, Woodlands, Northcote, 5 months, bred by exhibitor; s brother to Goliath, d Sarah, s of d son of Goliath.

Sow, with her own litter (over twelve months old)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of John Buncle, Esq.; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, £1 Is. 743 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Lady Severn 16th," 2 years 4 months 13 days, bred by exhibitor; s Berkeley Duke (imported,) d Lady Severn (imp.) 744 L. Chant, Beeac, "Lady Madden," 2 years, bred by G. Madden. 745 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 746 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Violet," 2 years 18 days, bred by exhibitor; s. Englishman, d Pet.

Sow, over twelve months old—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Sar- good, Butler and Nichol; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 747 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Lady Severn 20th," 1 year 22 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Lord Barrett, d Lady Severn 2nd.

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€0 SWINE.

748 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Lady Gloucester 12th," 1 year 7 months 9 days, bred by exhibitor; s Berkeley Duke (imported,) d Lady Gloucester (imported.) 749 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 750 W. S. Tong, Western Market. 751 D. Gibson, Bolinda, 1 year 10 months, bred by Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart.

Sow, under twelve months old—First prize, £3 3s. ; second ditto, £2 2s. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 752 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Lady Gawler," 11 months 3 days, bred by exhibitor; s Berkeley Duke 10th, d Lady Severn 10th. 753 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Lady Gawler 2nd,"" 11 months 3 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Berkeley Duke 10th, d Lady Severn 10th. 754 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., " Verbena," 9 months 29 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Berkeley Duke 10th, d Pansy. 755 M. Glassford, Janiesleigh, Fern Tree Gully, bred by W. S. Tong. 756 E. Baker, Bolinda, "Daisy 2nd," 11 months 26 days, bred by W. K. Thomson; s Tasker 2nd, d Daisy (imported,) s of d Tasker. 757 E. Baker, Bolinda, "Lady," 11 months 26 days, bred by W. K. Thomson ; s Tasker 2nd, d Daisy (imported,) s of d Tasker. 758 L. Chant, Beeac, 3 months 14 days ; s Duke of Beeac. 759 L. Chant, Beeac, 3 months 14 days ; s Duke of Beeac. 760 L. Chant, Beeac, 3 months 14 days ; s Duke of Beeac. 761 L. Chant, Beeac, 3 mouths 14 days ; sDuke of Beeac. 762 George Plant, Woodlands, Northcote, 5 months, bred by exhibitor ; s brother to Goliath, d Rebekah, s of d Son of Jack (imported.) 763 George Plant, Woodlands, Northcote, 5 months, bred by exhibitor; s brother to Goliath, d Sarah, s of d Goliath. 764 George Plant Woodlands, Northcote, 5 months, bred by exhibitor ; s brother to Goliath, d Sarah, s of d Goliath. 765 George Plant, Woodlands, Northcote, 5 months, bred by exhibitor ; s brother to Goliath, d Sarah, s of d Goliath. 766 Isaac Dixon, Stewart-street, Brunswick.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA.—Boar, large breed (any age,) £10 ; Sow, large breed (any age,) £10.

SMALL BREED.

Boar, over twelve months old—First prize, £2 2s., the gift of Basil Grey, Esq.; second ditto, £1 Is. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

767 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, bred by R. Gilson. 768 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A.,"" Gloucester," 12 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Lord Barrett, d Lady Gloucester 10th. 769 T. Longmire, Werona.

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770 John Russell Ross, Elsternwick, "Grimes," 2 years, bred by R. Gibson; s the Colonel, d Lady Kingscote ; s of d The Orphan.

Boar, under twelve months old.—First prize, £2 2s, the gift of Messrs. Moubray, Rowan and Hicks ; second ditto, certificate of merit.

'771 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A, "Lord Essex 8th," 9 months and 24 days, bred by exhibitor; s Lord Essex d Gem. '772 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S-A, " Severns," 3 months 25 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Berkely Duke 10th, d Lady Severn 2nd. 773 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A, " Jasper," 3 months 25 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Berkeley Duke 10th, d Lady Severn 2nd. 774 T. Longmire, Werona. 775 T. Longmire, Werona.

Sow, with her own litter, or in pig (over twelve months old)—First prize, £2 2s, the gift of Messrs. James Grant and Co.; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 776 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A, "Lady Gloucester 15th," 1 year 5 months 2y days, bred by exhibitor ; s Berkeley Duke (imported,) d Lady Gloucester 6th. 777 T. Longmire, Werona.

Sow, over twelve months old—First prize, £2 2s., the gift of Messrs. Rocke, Tompsitt and Co.; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

778 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart, Bolinda Vale, breeder R. Gibson. 779 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A.; "Jemima," 12 months 7 days, bred by exhibitor, s Lord Barrett, d Lady Gloucester 10th. 780 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart, Bolinda Vale, bred by R. Gibson. 781 T. Longmire, Werona. 782 John Russell Ross, Elsternwick, " Lovely," 2 years, bred by R. Gibson ; s The Colonel, d Lady Kingscote, s of d The Orphan.

Sow, under twelve months old—First prize, £2 2s.; second ditto, certificate of merit.

783 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Lady Howard," 9 months 13 days, bred by exhibitor; s Berkeley Duke 10th, d Lady Gloucester 2nd. i 784 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Lady Howard 2nd," 9 months 13 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Berkeley Duke 10th, d Lady Gloucester 2nd. 785 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., "Gipsy," 8 months 4 days, bred by exhibitor ; s Lord Essex, d Topsy. 786 T. Longmire, Werona. '.787 T. Longmire, Werona.

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62 POULTRY.

Pen of Six Bacon Pigs, any breed—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of th© Bank of Victoria ; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, £3 3s. 788 to 793 Sir W. J. Clarke, Bart., Bolinda Vale, bred by exhibitor. 794 to 799 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., bred by exhibitor, 11 months 3 days. 800 to 805 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 806 to 811 W. S. Tong, Western Market. 812 to 817 W. S. Tong, Western Market 818 to 823 Isaac Dixon, Stewart-street, Brunswick.

Pen of Six Porh Pigs (any breed)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs* James Henty and Co. ; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, £1 Is. 824 to 829 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., bred by exhibitor. 830 to 835 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., bred by exhibitor. 836 to 841 L. Chant, Beeac. 842 to 847 S. Jeffrey, Rockbank, Yan Yean. 848 to 853 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 854 to 859 George Plant, Woodlands, Northcote.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZES OF AUSTRALIA—Boar, small breed (any age),- £5 ; Sow, small breed (any age), £5.

Poultry. Cochin-China (Partridge or Grouse)—First prize, £1 Is., the gift of Messrs. Chambers and Seymour ; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 860 W. S. Munro, Park-house, Brighton.

Cochin-China (any other variety)—First prize. £1 Is., the gift of Messrs. Robison Bros.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third, certificate of merit. 861 A. Wighton, Ascot Vale-road, Flemington. 862 John Voice, Moreland-road, Brunswick. 863 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 864 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 865 R- R. Gyton, Denmark-hill-road, Upper Hawthorn.

DorHng—First prize, £1 Is , the gift of Messrs. Martin and Pleasance; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 866 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 867 Charles Fox, Eastern Market.

La Fleche or Ifovdan—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. . ;

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868 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook. 869 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook. 870 Joseph Alexander, Regent-street, Ascot Vale. 871 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 872 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. Spanish—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d, ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 873 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 874 Henry Gilbert, Caroline-street, South Yarra. 875 Henry Gilbert, Caroline-street, South Yarra. 876 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 877 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. Leghorn (brown)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 878 Joseph Alexander, Regent-street, Ascot Vale. Leghorn (white)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 879 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 880 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 881 D. D. Munro, Park House, Brighton. 882 W. S. Munro, Park House, Brighton.

Brahma Pootra (dark-pencilled)—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto,.. 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 883 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook. 884 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 885 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 886 Charles Fox, Eastern Market.

Bramha Pootra (light-pencilled)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s, 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 887 Mrs. Atkinson, Collingwood. 888 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore, 889 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 890 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 891 Charles Fox, Eastern Market.

Game (browivbreasted reds)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 892 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street. 893 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street. Game (black-breasted reds)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 894 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street.

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895 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 896 J. L. Swan, Essendon. 897 T. H. Young, Chapman-street, Hotham, 9 months. 898 Charles Fox, Eastern Market.

Game (Duchrvings)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 899 Charles Fox, Eastern Market.

Game (any other variety)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third, ditto, certificate of merit. 900 T. B. Hiscocks, Lambert-street, Kensington, white. 901 H. M. Curtis, Fitzroy. 902 James S. Gillespie, Spencer-street West, Melbourne. 903 W. Sergeant, 41 Lincoln-street, North Richmond.

Malay—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit.

904 J. L. Swan, Essendon. 905 W. Sergeant, Lincoln-street, North Richmond.

Golden-spangled Hamburg—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 906 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 907 Charles Fox, Eastern Market.

Golden-pencilled Hamburg—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s, 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 908 Charles Gough, Ascot Vale. 909 Charles Gough, Ascot Vale. 910 C. Junner. Moore-street, Footscray,

'Silver-spangled Hamburg—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ; third ditto, certificate of merit.

No Entry.

Silver-pencilled Hamburg—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d; third ditto, certificate of merit. 911 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 912 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 913 David D. Munro, Park House, Brighton. 914 W. S. Munro, Park House, Brighton. 915 W. S. Munro, Park House, Brighton. Black Hamburg—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. No Entry.

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White-crested Polish—First prize, £1 Is.'; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. No Entry.

Polish (any other variety)—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ;. third ditto, certificate of merit. 916 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook.

Any other pure breed or variety—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. No Entry.

Game Bantam (Black Reds)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 917 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 918 J. L. Swan, Essendon. 919 A. Cochrane, Elsternwick. 920 Charles Fox, Eastern Market.

Game Bantam (Duckwings) —First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ; . third, certificate of merit. 921 J. Shan Hun, Malvern. 922 H. S. Biddulph, St. Kilda. 923 J. L. Swan, Essendon. 924 J. L. Swan, Essendon.

Bantam {any other variety)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10& 6d. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 925 Henry Baker, Clifton Hill. 926 G. M. Sydenham, Lonsdale-street west. 927 G. M. Sydenham, Lonsdale-street west.

Turkeys—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 928 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore.

Guinea Fowl—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. ; third ditto certificate of merit. 929 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 930 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 931 Charles Fox, Eastern Market.

Gander and Goose—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto; 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 932 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore.

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Brake and Dxiclt (Aylesbury)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, £10 6d third ditto, certificate of merit. 933 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street. 934 J. Robertson, 89 Londsdale-street. 935 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore

Brake and Buck (Rouen)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 936 J Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street. Brake and Duck (Common)—First prize, £1 Is., second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 937 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 938 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. 939 Charles Fox, Eastern Market. • Drake and Duck (Muscovy or other variety)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 940 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 941 James S. Gillespie, Spencer-street (Muscovy.) NOTE.—In this class each entry shall consist of one pen, which must consist of a cock and hen.

Dogs.

SPORTING CLASS.

Greyhound dog, aged—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 942 Charles Gough, Ascot Vale, " Darebin," fawn, 4 years ; s Third Duke. 943 Joseph Riddell, Monegatta. 944 J. Heffernan, Swanst'on-street, " Jack's the Lad," white and brindle, 2 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Lavender Water, d XXX, s of d Cumloden. 945 H. H. Palmer, Drummond-street, Carlton, " Terrick," fawn, aged.

Greyhound bitch, aged—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 946 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Blink Bonnie," brindle., 947 Joseph Riddell, Monegatta. 948 J. Robinson, Shiel-street, Hotham Hill, " Rosebud," 3 years ; s Jock, d Baker's Lady. 949 J. and A. McLellan, Berwick. 950 T. F. James, Sandhurst, " Mooloort Lass," fawn and white, aged.

Fox Terrier dog, aged—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 951 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook, " Rocket," black and white, 15 months ; s Kinman's Jack, d Minnie.

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952 J. D. Muir and E. G. Seele, Star Hotel, Fitzroy, " Purser," black, tan and white, bred by W. Beilby ; s Decker, d Sagacity, s of d Spades. 953 W. Beilby, South Yarra, " Stevedore," white, black and tan, bred by N. Beilby ; s Decker, d Sagacity. 954 Thomas H. Young, Chapman-street, Hotham, " Union Jack," white, black and tan, 1 year and 10 months; s Diamond Jack, d De Belest, s of d Deserter. 955 Thomas H. Young, Chapman-street, Hotham, "Athenian," 1 year and 8 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Leaguer, d Daphne, s of d Pat. 956 J. Robinson, Shiels-street, Hotham Hill, " Little Jack," 2 years; s Old Trap, d Gipsy. 957 J. Robinson, Shiels-street, Hotham Hill, "Beeswax," 1| years; s Brockenhurst Metal, d Busy Bee. 958 James Phillips, Nelson-street, Windsor, "Cracker," bred by E. Fanning ; s Champion Rocket, d Susie.

Fox Terrier bitch, aged—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 959 A. T. Davis, Coburg, "Spot," black and white, aged, bred by Nicholson ; s Franz, d Katie, s of d Toss. 960 J. D. Muir and E. G. Seele, Star Hotel, Fitzroy, Belle, black tan and white, bred by J. Varcoe ; s Champion Rocket, d Vixen or Vic. 961 W. Beilby, South Yarra, "Satire," white and black, bred by T. Kirkby ; s Joker, d Venom. 962 S. Wrathall, 125 Napier-street, South Melbourne, " Corio Moth," 2 years, bred by — Scott; s Corio Buzz, d Fidget, s of d Brokenhurst Rally. 963 J. Robinson, Shiels-street, Hotham Hill, "Trixie," 2 years 6 months ; s Tyrant, d Champion Flash. 964 J. Robinson, Shiels-street, Hotham, " Busy Bee," 2 years 6 months; s Wriggle, d Judy. 965 J. Malcolm, Victoria-street, Hotham, " Bloom," 14 months; s Crack, d Bloom 1st

Fox Terrier Bog, under twelve months old—First prize, £ 1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. .966 J. D. Muir and E. G. Seele, Star Hotel, Fitzroy, " Young Stevedore," black, tan and white, 9 months, bred by exhibitors ; s Stevedore, d Maggie, s' of d Jack. 967 Thomas H. Young, Chapman-street, Hotham, " Flying Colours," white, black, and tan, 7 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Union Jack, d Lady Decker, s of d Champion Decker. 968 J. Malcolm, Victoria-street, Hotham, '' Violet," 9 months; s Diamond Jack, d Vertie. -969 J. E. Donegan, Lonsdale-street, 4 months ; s Dogger, d Trixie.

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Fox Terrier bitch, under twelve months old—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 970 E. C. Rigby, Newmarket Hotel, " Pauline," black, white and tan, 6 months 19 days ; s Archie, d Lady. 971 A. W. Ferres, 124 Nicholson-street, Fitzroy, " Rhodanthe," black, white and tan, 6 months 19 days, bred by W. Atkinson ; s Diamond Jack, d Miss Decker, s of d Champion Decker. 972 A. W. Ferres, 124 Nicholson-street, Fitzroy, "Castanet," black, white and tan, 6 months 19 days, bred by W. Atkinson; s Diamond Jack, d Miss Decker, s of d Champion Decker. 973 Hon. L. L. Smith, Collins-street East, " Vermont," black, tan, and white, bred by Mr. Varcoe ; s Tyrant, d Flash. 973A T. H. Young, Chapman-street, Hotham, " Lady Jack," 7 months, bred by exhibitor; s Union Jack, d Lady Decker, s of" d Champion Decker.

Pointer dog or bitch—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 974 J. and A. McLellan, Berwick. Hetriever dog or bitch—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 975 T. Walmsley, Kensington, , black, 6 years. 976 John Williams, Fitzroy, " Sport," liver, 1 year 6 months. 977 John Besanko, Rankin's-roacl, Kensington, brown, 2 years.

Setter (English) dog or bitch —First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 978 C. A. Atkin, Errol-street, North Melbourne, spot liver and white, 5 years, bred by — Salmon ; s Jack. 979 J. C. Blackburn, Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy, " Cupid," white, 5 years, bred by — Salmon ; s Jack, d Venus.

Setter ( Gordon) dog or bitch— First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 980 F. J. Andrew, 240 Albert-street, East Melbourne, dog, black and tan ; s Tara, d Bess.

Spaniel dog—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 981 E. Wade, Coopers' Arms, Little Bourke-street, "Bob," 5 years; s (imported,) d (imported.) 982 E. Wade, Coopers' Arms, Little Bourke-street, "Shot," years; s Bob, d Rosy (imported.) 983 Arthur Miller, Findon, Kew, "Fritz," brown and white, 3 years and 6 months. 984 H. Hale Budd, Eldon Chambers, Melbourne, "Bob," liver and white, 3 years. 985 D. M'Gregor, Elwood, Elsternwick, " Prince," black and tan. 986 D. Robinson, Caulfield, black and tan. 987 A. Mailer, Coburg, " Fido," liver and white. Spaniel bitch—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.

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988 D. M'Gregor, Elwood, Elsternwick, " Fanny," black and tan. 989 D. Robinson, Caulfield, black and tan. 990 D. Robinson, Caulfield, liver and white. 991 R. C. Thorn, 249 George-street, Fitzroy, " Fan," red, 3 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Jacko, d Little Fan, s of d Schnieder. 992 W. H. Hollick, Collingwood, " Music."

NON-SPORTING CLASS.

Mastiff dog or bitch—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 993 F. Barrow, Separation-street, Northcote, " Flo," bred by Hon. L. L. Smith. 994 Hon. L. L. Smith, Collins-street east, " Vosco," fawn, aged, bred by exhibitor ; s Leo, d Juno. 995 Hon. L. L. Smith, Collins-street east, " Rose," fawn, aged. Newfoundland dog or bitch—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 996 W. G. Williams, Franklin-street west, " Rover," 2 years. 997 T. A. Buncle, Wreckyn-street, Hotham.

St. Bernard dog or bitch—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d.

No Entry.

Sheep dog— First prize, £2 2s. ; second ditto, £1 Is. 998 H. Somerville, St. Huberts, "Laddie 2nd," black and tan, 2 years; s Laddie, d Ruby. 999 E. McPherson, 56 Dudley-street, " Wallace," black, tan and white. 1000 W. McNab and Son, Oakbank, Tullamarine, "Rover," black and tan, 3 years, bred by exhibitors ; s Laddie, d Ruby. 1001 H. Clifton, Bailey-street, Hotham, " Boss," black and tan, aged ; s Glen. 1002 Hart Bros., Paradise, S.A., " Clyde," black, white and tan, 3 years, bred by J. Weir. 1003 William Williams, Flemington, " Stranger," (imported,) black and tan, 2 years. 1004 A. Timbury, Flemington, " Laddie," black and tan, 4 years. 1005 Alfred Warren, Goonawarra, Sunbury, " Fudlar," black and tan, 9 months, bred by exhibitor. 1006 D. Mailer, Coburg, " Kelpie." Sheep bitch—First prize, £2 2s.; second ditto, £1 Is. 1007 A. Ellis, 170 Napier-street, Fitzroy, " Lassie," black, white and tan, 12 years (imported.) 1008 H. Clifton, Bailey-street, Hotham, " Koozer," black, 5 years ; s Sweep. 1009 T. W. Hatton, Flemington, " Nance," black, white and tan, bred by exhibitor ; s Toss, d (imported.)

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1010 John H. Green, Summerleigh, Romsey, " Gipsy," yellow, 2 years bred by exhibitor ; s Toss, d Rose. 1011 John Brown, Ascot Vale, "Adelaide," black, white and tan, 1 year 4 months 22 days, bred by Hart, Bros., S. A.; s Clyde (imported,) d Fanny (imported,) 1012 Alfred Warren, Sunbury, " Jessie," black and tan, bred by exhibitor.

Bull dog or bitch—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. No Entry. Bull terrier dog or bitch—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 1013 C. Junner, Moore-street, Footscray, " Scamp," white and yellow, 1 year 5 months, bred by exhibitor; s Rowdy, d Snow. 1014 C. Junner, Moore-street, Footscray, " Lilly," white, 10 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Rowdy, d Snow. 1015 S. P. Reynolds, Macauley-road, Hotham, white, brindle eye, 6 years, bred by J. Morgan ; s Rake, d Rose. 1016 S. P. Reynolds, Macauley-road, Hotham, white, black spots, 2 years, bred by T. Pollock. 1017 T. J. Gurney, Flemington, " Ben," (imported.)

Terrier dog or hitch (English) over seven lbs.—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 1018 G. N. Macartney, Ascot Vale, "Peter," black and tan. 1019 T. A. Cairncross, Flemington, "Daisy," black and tan, 2 years ; s Wasp, d Fanny. 1020 T. A. Cairncross, Flemington, " Nigger," 6 months. 1021 W. M. Elkins, Russell-street, South Melbourne, " Mudgee," black and tan. 1022 A. Pooley, Amess-street, Carlton, black and tan.

Terrier dog or bitch (Shye)—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 1023 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street, grey dog, s Laddie. 1024 J. Robertson, 89 Lonsdale-street, grey bitch, s Laddie. 1025 Mrs. Dickeson, Brunswick, " Gip," blue, 1 year 6 months. 1026 H. J. Southwell, Chancery Hotel, Little Collins-street, 5 yrs 1027 H. J. Southwell, Chancery Hotel, Little Collins-street, 4 years 1028 II. J. Southwell, Chancery Hotel, Little Collins-street. 1 year 1029 A. Kilgour, Clifton Hill, " Trixie," 2 years, bred by J. Robertson ; s Laddie, d Kate.

Terrier dog or bitch (Dandie Dinmont)—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 1030 Thomas H. Young, Chapman-street, Hotham, " Dandie," (imported,) 1 year 7 months, bred by Rev. Pearce, England; s s Tip, d Corra, s of d Grip (K C S B 5560.)

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Terrier dog or bitch (broken hair)—First prize, £1 Is. ; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 1031 J. Hamilton, 352 Brunswick-street, " Nelly," blue, 7 years 2 months ; s Toby, d Toodles, s of d Snap. 1032 J. J. Dickins, Gore-street, Fitzroy, " Laddie," black and tan, 1 year 6 months, bred by G. Wooten; s Scottie (imported,) d Nellie. 1033 Thomas H. Young, Chapman-street, Hotham, "Grand Turk," black, tan points, 1 year 8 months, bred by exhibitor ; s Prince, d Nettle. 1034 Mrs. Dickeson, Victoria-street, Brunswick, " Berry," fawn, 3 years 6 months. 1035 Mrs. Dickeson, Victoria-street, Brunswick, " Ruffy," fawn, 3 years 1036 T. Whitelaw, 75 Adderley-street, West Melbourne, brown. 1037 A. Kilgour, Clifton Hill, " Twig," dark grey, 3 years, bred by exhibitor ; s Laddie, d Dolly. 1038 A. Kilgour, Clifton Hill, " Turk," blue, bred by exhibitor; s Beauty, d Dolly. Any other pure breed—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d. 1039 F. W- Thomas, Power-street, Hawthorn, 2 years. 1040 Mrs. Dickeson, Victoria-street, Brunswick, "Nero," blue, 15months. 1041 H. J. Southwell, Chancery Hotel, Little Collins-street, deerhound bitch, 3 years. 1042 H. J. Southwell, Chancery Hotel, Little Collins-street, deerhound bitch, 3 years. • Stud dogs (for exhibition only.)

No Entry.

EXTRA. 1043 Thomas McGovrean, Princes-street, Caulfield, " Yellet," fawn, 2 years; s L. L. Smith's bloodhound, d bull bitch. For sale. 1044 Mrs. Dickeson,Victoria-street, Brunswick, Scotchterrierpups, in cage. 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 from the Secretary, and a deposit of £2. (See General Regulations, clause 23.) 4. Dogs considered by the Stewards and hon. Veterinary Surgeon unfit for exhibition, either from disease, vice, or other causes, will not be received; or removed if found necessary, 5. Dogs to be in the Yards on Wednesday by 9 o'clock a.m. NOTE.—The Society will engage a thoroughly practical man to take charge of the dogs.

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Carriages, Buggies, Spring Carts, Drays, etc., and Harness. Carriage—First prize, gold medal; second ditto, silver medal ; third ditto, certificate of merit. 1045 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, one double-seated brougham, with sliding centre window in front, and falling window at back, iron under-carriage, Collings' patent axles, and fitted with pole, shafts, lamps and brake. 1046 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, one Victoria carriage, with folding hood, high driving seat and children's seat, hung on iron under carriage, Collings' patent axles, trimmed in Morrow's best cloth • and leather, and fitted with pole, shafts, lamps and brake. 1047 G. F. Pickles and Sons' Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, one double brougham, with circular front, shafts, pole, lamps, and Collings' patent axle. 1048 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company Limited, Sandhurst, one single brougham, Collings' patent axles. 1049 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, five-glass landau. 1050 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, light landau, electric springs, Collings' axles. Landau—First prize, gold medal; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, • certificate of merit. 1051 G- F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, five-glass C spring landau. 1052 G- F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, light landau, electric springs. 1053 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, unpainted light canoe landau, Collings' axles, M'Kenzie's automatic top.

Mail Phaeton—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1054 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy. 1055 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, mail phaeton, with stanhope pillar, lever hood, iron under carriage, Collings' patent axle, trimmed in morocco and cloth, and fitted with pole, shafts, lamps, and brake.

Double Buggy (with hood)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1056 Waring Bros., 282, Elizabeth-street. 1057 J. H. Burton and Sons, 61 and 63 La Trobe-street. 1058 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, slide seat. 1059 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, child's seat. 1060 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, Abbot Buggy.

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,1061 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, one slide and jump seat buggy, with lever hood, steel under carriage, steel axles, sarven patent wheels, trimmed in morocco and best wool cloth and leather, painted lake and fine-lined vermilion, fitted with pole, shafts, lamps, and brake. 1062 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, one slide and jump seat buggy, with lever hood, steel under carriage, steel axles, sarven patent wheels, trimmed in morocco and best wool cloth and leather, painted dark green, fine-lined light green, picked out black. 1063 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, one double-seated phaeton cut under buggy, with lever hood, Anglo-American style under carriage, sarven patent wheels, steel axles, trimmed iu green morocco and best cloth and leather, painted dark green and fine-lined green, and fitted with pole, shafts, lamps, and brake. 1064 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, one double-seated phaeton cut under buggy, with lever hood, Anglo-American style under carriage, sarven patent wheels, steel axles, trimmed in blue morocco and best cloth and leather, painted dark blue and fine- lined blue, fitted with pole, shafts, lamps, and brake. 1065 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, one convertible buggy, break, pole, and lamps, lever hood, trimmings of morocco, dressed buffalo leather. 1066 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, one convertible buggy, brake, pole, and lamps, lever hood, trimmings of morocco, dressed buffalo leather, Collings' collar axles, hub banded wheels. 1067 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited Sandhurst, one Abbot buggy.

Double Buggy (;without hood)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1068 Waring Brothers, 282 Elizabeth-street. 1069 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, Fitzroy. 1070 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, slide-seat double buggy, hung on , side and back springs, steel under gear, sarven patent wheels, steel axles, trimmed in best morocco, painted lake, fiue-lined vermilion, fitted with shafts, lamps, and brake. 1071 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, jump-seat patent and hub banded wheels. 1072 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, jump-seat patent and bracket front shifting seat, brake, pole, and lamps, trimmings of buffalo leather, sarven patent wheels. 1073 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, turnover seat buggy. 1074 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, canoe front buggy, with shifting seat.

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Single Buggy (with hood)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto,, certificate of merit. 1075 Waring Bros., 282 Elizabeth-street. 1076 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, Abbot. 1077 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, piano box, Colbath's spring 1078 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, Whitechapel. 1079 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, single-seat Abbot-style buggy, with lever hood, equalising rod, sarven patent wheels, steel axles, trimmed in best leather and cloth, painted green, fine-lined yellow, and picked out black, fitted with pole, shafts, lamps, and brake. 1080 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, patent American dexter under carriage, remarkable for its extremely easy motion, lever hood, sarven patent wheels, trimmed in best brown cloth and leather, and painted brown, and with lamps. 1081 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, buggy, hung on American Timken carriage, sarven patent wheels, steel axles, shafts only, and lamps. N.B.—The hood of this buggy can be easily removed, leaving on back squab, and rendering it perfect as a no-top buggy. 1082 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, Concord buggy, Colling's collar axles, sarven patent wheels, trimmings of oil-dressed buffalo leather. 1083 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, Goddard buggy, sarven patent wheels, trimmings in morocco. 1(184 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, drop-front buggy. 1085 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, genuine Abbot. 1086 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, single Concord, patent hub-banded wheels and white canvass hood.

Single Buggy (without hood)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto,, certificate of merit.

1087 Stephens Bros-, Warrnambool. 1088 Stephens Bros., Warrnambool. 1089 Waring Bros., 282 Elizabeth-street. 1090 Waring Bros., 282 Elizabeth-street. 1091 Burton and Know, Burwood-road, Hawthorn. 1092 J. H. Burton and Sons, 61 and 63 Latrobe-street. 1093 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, Abbot light. 1094 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, Abbot heavy. 1095 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, piano box, Colbath'a spring.

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109S F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, side-bar, Wilson's spring. 1097 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, Whitechapel. 1098 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, Fitzroy. 1099 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, single-seated coal box buggy, hung on side springs, equalising rods, steel under gear, steel axles, sarven patent wheels, and fitted with pole, shafts, lamps and brake. 1100 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, single-seated buggy, hung on patent American dexter under carriage, sarven patent wheels, fitted with shafts only, trimmed in brown morocco, ironwork painted dark green, under carriage varnished and body polished. 1101 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, Concord buggy, Collings' collar steel axles, patent hub-banded wheels, trimmings oil dressed buffalo leather. 1102 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, coal box buggy. 1103 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, drop-front buggy. 1104 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, piano box, brewster gear, patent hub wheels. Collings' collar steel axles. 1105 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, piano box buggy, Hamlin gear. 1106 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, piano box buggy, Timken gear. 1107 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, single buggy.

Whitechapel—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit.

1108 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, rustic Whitechapel. 1109 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, Whitechapel, Wilson's spring. 1110 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, Fitzroy. 1111 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, Fitzroy.

Waggonette (Jor Hire)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1112 J. H. Burton and Sons, 61 and 63 Latrobe-street. 1112A D. White, 245 Swanston-street, Stanhope convertible waggonnette hung on English style, iron and steel uuder-carriage, Collings', patent axles, improved self-acting door-step, double folding hood, removable at pleasure, trimmed in morocco, best brown cloth and leather, painted lake, fine-lined vermilion, and picked out, fitted with pole, shafts, lamps and brake.

Don't look at John Blackburn's} Advertisement, page ix. THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO., LIMITED,. The Exchange, Collins Street West, Has for Sale Farms and Estates in all parts of the Colony.

76 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING CARTS, &C.

Waggonnette (for Private Use)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1113 Waring Bros., 282 Elizabeth-street. 1114 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, Fitzroy. 1115 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, Fitzroy. 1116 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, Fitzroy. 1117 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, Stanhope waggonnette, Collings' patent axles, brake, pole, lamps, trimmings of buffalo leather and blue cloth. 1118 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, waggonnette, with hood, brake pole, shafts, lamps, trimmings of buffalo leather and blue cloth. 1119 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, gull-top waggonnette, trimmings of morocco and buffalo leather.

Hansom Cab (for Hire)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1121 J. H. Burton and Sons, 61 and 63 Latrobe-street.

Hansom Cab (for Private Use)—First prize, silver medal, second ditto, certificate of merit. No Entry.

Express Waggon—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1122 Waring Brothers, 282 Elizabeth-street. 1123 F. E. Colbath. 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, American express. 1124 Fitzroy City Carriage Company, Fitzroy. 1125 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, on three springs. 1126 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, Concord waggon, on four springs. 1127 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, Concord waggon.

Spring Cart (for Farmers' Use)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1128 George Parsons, Flemington.

Lorry—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. No Entry.

Farm Waggon—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1129 J. and B. West, Essendon. 1130 G. Alston, Bulla.

GARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING CARTS, &C. 77

1131 R. Hogan, M'Crae-street, Sandhurst. 1132 James Grant and Co., Elizabeth-street North.

Farm Bray—First prize, silver medal ; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1133 George Parsons, Flemington. 1134 George Parsons, Flemington. 1135 J. and B. West, Essendon. 1136 G. Alston, Bulla. 1137 James Grant and Co., Elizabeth-street North. 1138 J. Kingshot, Broadmeadows.

Set of Pair-Horse Carriage Harness—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1139 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1140 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1141 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West.

Set of Double Buggy Harness—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1142 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. .1143 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1144 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1145 W. Knight and Co., Sandhurst.

Set of Single Buggy Harness—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1146 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1147 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1148 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1149 D. Altson and Oo>, 25 Bourke-street West. 1150 W. Knight and Co., Sandhurst. 1151 W. Knight and Co., Sandhurst.

Set of Waggonette Harness—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1152 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1153 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1154 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. Set of Cart Har 'ness—First Prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1155 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West. 1156 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street West- .1157 Lachlan Campbell, Glenbride Park, Romsey. Set of Plough Harness—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1158 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west.

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78 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING CARTS, &C.

1159 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1160 Lachlan Campbell, Glenbride Park, Romsey. Gentleman's Saddle— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1161 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1162 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west 1163 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke street west. 1164 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1165 W. Kniglit and Co., Sandhurst. 1166 W. Knight and Co., Sandhurst. Stock Saddle for Station use—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1167 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1168 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1169 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1170 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1171 W. Knight and Co., Sandhurst. Lady's Saddle—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, certificate of merit. 1172 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1173 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1174 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1175 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. 1176 W. Knight and Co., Sandhurst. Collection of Saddlery and Harness—First prize, £5 5s. ; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, certificate of merit. 1177 D. Altson and Co., 25 Bourke-street west. EXTRA. 1178 G. Parsons, Flemington, tip-dray. 1179 G. Parsons, Flemington, pony gig. 1180 G. Parsons, Flemington, single-seated Abbot buggy. 1181 Waring Bros., 282 Elizabeth-street, farmer's buggy waggon. 1182 J. and B. West, Essendon, horse hay-rake. 1183 Burton and Knox, Burwood-road, Hawthorn, pony phaeton, double- seated. 1184 Burton and Knox, Burwood-road, Hawthorn, waggon. 1185 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, extension-top phaeton. 1186 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, pony phaeton, English forecarriage. 1187 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, pony phaeton, American forecarriage. 1188 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, lady's phaeton, Colbath spring.

Don't look at Johni Blackburn's Advertisement, page ix. r THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO., LIMITED, 1 The Exchange, Collins Street West, Has Moneys to Lend, in small or large sums, at lowest current rates of interest.

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1189 P. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, Prince Arthur phaeton. 1190 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, lady's phaeton. 1191 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, three piano-box buggies. 1192 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, six express waggons. 1193 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, three Jack waggons, American. 1194 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, four canoe-front buggy waggons. 1195 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, trotting sulky. 1196 F. E. Colbath, 40 Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, double buggy, slide seat. 1197 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, light Stanhope gig, English style, trimmed with dark green cloth, and painted dark green, with lamps. 1198 D. White, 245 Swanston-street, lady's double-seated pony phaeton, with rumble for boy, trimmed in dark green leather, painted dark green, and fitted with pole, shafts, lamps, and brake. 1199 J. H. Burton and Sons, 61 and 63 Latrobe-street, pony carriage. 1200 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, one double-seated pony phaeton, angular pattern. 1201 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, single-seated pony phaeton. 1202 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, single-seated pony phaeton, with hood. 1203 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, Concord buggy, without paint, putty or varnish, patent hub-banded wheels. 1204 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited, Sandhurst, extension-top phaeton. 1205 G. F. Pickles and Sons Carriage Manufacturing Company, Limited,. Sandhurst, Queen's phaeton.

Farm Produce, Dairy Produce and Wines.

Exhibitors in this Class will not be allowed to take more than one prize in any one section.

Cheese (old,) not less than 800 lbs.—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of Robert Simson, Esq.; second ditto, £5 5s.; third ditto, £3 3s.

1206 J. M'Kendrick, Kilmore. 1207 Thomas Wallace, Mepunga, Warrnambool. 1208 James Ochiltree, Romsey. 1209 T. Keys, Dandenong.

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80 FARM PRODUCE, DAIRY PRODUCE AND WINES.

Cheese (not less than 100 lbs.)—First prize,. £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Fergusson and Mitchell; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 1210 J. M'Kendrick, Kilmore. 1211 Thomas Wallace, Mepunga, Warrnambool. 1212 James Ochiltree, Romsey. 1213 Joseph Riddle, Monegatta. 1214 T. Keys, Dandenong.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE OF AUSTRALIA —Cheese, £10.

Salt Butter (100 lbs.)—First prize, £5 5s., the gift of Messrs. Swan and Co.; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, £2 2s. 1215 S. Jeffrey, Rockbank, Yan Yean. 1216 G. E. Schultz, Wollert. 1217 Roberts and Parry, Brynhyfryd Farm, Franklinford. 1218 T. Longmire, Werona.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE OF AUSTRALIA.—Salt Butter, £5.

Powdered Butter (5 lbs..) as usually sent to market (without print or private mark)—First prize, £3 3s., the gift of Messrs. Blyth, Irvine, and Binney; second ditto, £1 Is.; third ditto, certificate of merit, 1219 Mrs. L. Braund, Echuca. 1220 T. Dougall, Wallan Wallan. 1221 S. Jeffrey, Rockbank, Yan Yean. 1222 G. E. Schultz, Wollert. 1223 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 1224 Mrs. McDonald, Barbiston, Tullamarine. .1225 Roberts and Parry, Brynhyfryd Farm, Franklinford. 1226 Mrs. Mary Phillips, Bryngwyn, Franklinford. 1227 T. Longmire, Werona. 1228 Miss J. Lougmire, Werona. 1229 A. Dougall, Mount Franklin, Franklinford. 1230 J. and A. McLellan, Berwick. 1231 James Stewart, Green Valley, Dandenong.

Fresh Butter (5 lbs.,) without print or private mark—First prize, £3 3s,' second ditto, £2 2s.; third ditto, certificate of merit. 1232 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook. 1233 Mrs. L. Braund, Echuca. •1234 T. Dougall, Wallan Wallan. 1235 S. Jeffrey, Rockbank, Yan Yean. 1236 G. E. Schultz, Wollert. 1237 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 1238 Mrs. McDonald, Barbiston, Tullamarine. 1239 Roberts and Parry, Brynhyfryd Farm, Franklinford. 1240 J. Opie, Koroit Creek.

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1241 J. Longmire, Werona. 1242 Miss J. Longmire, Werona. 1243 Mrs. Ralston, Oaklands Junction. .1244 Alfred Warren, Sunbury. 1245 A. Dougall, Mount Franklin, Franklinford. 1246 J. and A. McLellan, Berwick. 1247 James Stewart, Green Valley, Dandenong.

SPECIAL PRIZE.—A Special Prize of £5 5s, the gift of Messrs. J. Bartram and Son, will be awarded to the best " Separator" made Fresh Butter (5 lbs,) as usually sent to market. No Entry.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE OF AUSTRALIA.—Powdered or Fresh Butter, £5.

SPECIAL PRIZE.—Hen eggs (one dozen)—First prize, £1 Is.; second ditto, 10s. 6d, the gift of D. Munro, Esq. 1248 W. H. Dunstan, Dorrincourt, Braybrook. 1249 G. E. Schultz, Wollert. 1250 Mrs. Mary Phillips, Bryngwyn, Franklinford. 1251 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 1252 G. M. Sydenham, St. Kilda-road.

SPECIAL PRIZE.—Duck Eggs (one dozen)—First prize, £1 Is.; second , ditto, 10s. 6d, the gift of D. Munro, Esq. 1253 Thomas Goodman, Kilmore. 1254 G. M. Sydenham, St. Kilda-road.

Six Sides of Bacon— First prize, £5 5s, the gift of Messrs. Allan Gloves and Co.; second ditto, £3 3s.; third ditto, £2 2s. 1255 J. C. Hutton, Preston. 1256 King, Smith and Kenihan, Northcote. 1257 King, Smith and Kenihan, Northcote. 1258 King Smith and Kenihan, Northcote. 1259 Samuel Grimes and Co, Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1260 Samuel Grimes and Co, Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1261 Samuel Grimes and Co, Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1262 J. C. Hutton, Preston. 1263 John Rohead. Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1264 John Rohead, Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1265 John Rohead, Moreland-road, Brunswick.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE OF AUSTRALIA.—Bacon, £5.

Six Hams—First prize, £5 5s, the gift of Messrs. James Turner and Son1,-:, second ditto, £3 3s. ; third ditto, £2 2s. 1266 G. E. Schultz, Wollert. 1267 J. C. Hutton, Preston.

Don't look at John Blackburn's Advertisement, page ix. " THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO, LIMITED, The Exchange, Collins Street West, Has unsupplied Buyers for various classes of Properties.

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1268 King, Smith, and Kenihau, Northcote. 1269 King, Smith, and Kenihan, Northcote. 1270 King, Smith, and Kenihan, Northcote. 1271 Samuel Grimes and Co., Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1272 Samuel Grimes and Co., Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1273 Samuel Grimes and Co., Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1274 J. C. Hutton, Preston. 1275 John Rohead, Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1276 John Rohead, Moreland-road, Brunswick. 1277 John Rohead, Moreland-road, Brunswick.

GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE OF AUSTRALIA—Hams, £5. Ensilage (five cwt.)—First prize, £10 10s., the gift of the proprietors of the Argus and Australasian. 1278 Hart Bros., Beefacres Estate, Paradise, S.A. Wheat (not less than twelve bushels)—Grand Champion Prize of Australia, £10. 1279 John Hill, Cherry Tree Creek, Bealiba. 1280 J. H. Angas, Angaston, S.A., purple straw, 1281 William Lewis, Brymnel, Shepherd's Flat. 1282 Angus Poison, Vincent-street, Ararat, tuscan.

Oats (not less than twelve bushels)—Grand Champion Prize of Australia, £10. 1283 E. Bowyer, Carlsruhe, Poland oats. 1284 Roberts and Parry, Brynhyfyrd Farm, Franklinford. 1285 Angus Poison, Vincent-street, Ararat. 1280 J. Sewell, Thombarrow, Smeaton. SPECIAL PRIZE.—A Special Prize of £2 2s., the gift of Messrs. Butler and Moss, will be awarded to the best Tartarian Seed Oats (4 bushels.) 1287 James Ochiltree, Romsey. 1288 Daniel Gillies, Mount Franklin, Dry Diggings. 1289 Angus Poison, Vincent-street, Ararat.

Barley {English, not less than twelve bushels)—Grand Champion Prize of Australia, £5. 1290 James Ochiltree, Romsey. 1291 Angus Poison, Vincent-street, Ararat. Barley (Cape,) not less than twelve bushels—Grand Champion Prize of Australia, £5. 1292 Angus Poison, Vincent-street, Ararat.

Maize (not less than twelve bushels)—Grand Champion Prize of Australia, £5. No Entry.

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Hops (one pochet or bale, not less than 200 lbs.)—Grand Champion Prize of Australia £10 ; second prize, £6 ; third ditto, £3.

1293 Coranderrk, Aboriginal Station, Healsville ...... bale. 1294 Roland Florence, Ashgrove, Bairnsdale...... do. 1295 John Whiting, Inviction Plantation, Tambo ...... do. 1296 W. Iynes, Oxley ...... do. 1297 W. Brooker, Kentfield, Bairnsdale ...... do. 1298 J. Rooks, Sarsfield ...... do. 1299 S. Filmer, Sarsfield...... do. 1300 J. McFarland, Nicholson ...... do. 1301 Donald Gow, Gowrie, Harrietville ...... do. 1302 H. Chappell, Red-hill, Mirrow ...... do. 1303 Rhine and Poulsen, Bairnsdale ...... do, 1304 W. D. Heyward, Ellesmere, Bairnsdale...... do. 1305 R. B. Smythe and Son, Healsville ...... do. 1306 C. Hoppner, Tambo...... do. 1307 A. Hoppner, Tambo...... do 1308 J. A. Taylor, Madrixfield, Bairnsdale ...... do. 1309 S. H. Mibost, Sarsfield ...... do. 1310 W. Forbes, Balmoral, Briagolong ...... do. 1311 F. Richards, Mirboo ...... do' 1312 D. Phelan, Dargo ...... do. 1313 John Calvert, Mossiface, Tambo ...... do. 1314 J. Calvert, Bairnsdale ...... d0 1315 H. A. Crawford, Brookfield, Oxley ...... do' 1316 H. Nixon, Trivoli, Tambo ...... do.

Wine {red) two dozen bottles—Grand Champion Prize of Australia, £10.

1317 A. W. Fox, Emu Creek, Bendigo. 1318 A. W. Fox, Emu Creek, Bendigo. 1319 D. R. M'Gregor, 56 Queen-street, dry Shiraz, eight bottles; Constantia, eight bottles ; Red Muscat, eight bottles. 1320 Albert Bruhn, Emu Creek, Carbinet, dry, A. 1321 Albert Bruhn, Emu Creek, Carbinet, fruity, B. 1322 Albert Bruhn, Emu Creek, Hermitage, fruity. 1323 G. S. Smith and Sons, All Saints' Cellars, Bourke-street west, half-dozen Port, half-dozen Muscat, half-dozen Claret, half-dozen Burgundy. 1324 Caldwell and Co., Melbourne, Claret, Australian. 1325 Caldwell and Co, Melbourne, Port, Australian. 1326 J. S. Johnston, Craiglee, Sunbury. 1327 A. H. L. Browne, Chateau Tabilk Wine Stores, 131 Collins-street west, half-dozen Muscat, vintage 1880 ; half-dozen Hermitage, vintage 1881; half-dozen Carbinet, vintage 1881 ; half-do^en Claret, vintage 1883.

Don't look at John Blackburn's} Advertisement, page ix. THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO., LIMITED, The Exchange, Collins Street West, Has for Sale Farms and Estates in all parts of the Colony.

84 PRESERVES, &C. (COLONIAL.)

Wine (white) two dozen bottles—Grand Champion Prize of Australia, £10. 1328 A. W. Fox, Emu Creek, Bendigo. 1329 A. W. Fox, Emu Creek, Bendigo. 1330 D. R. M'Gregor, 56 Queen street, Sauterne eight bottles ; Reisling eight bottles ; Tokay eight bottles. 1331 Albert Bruhn, Emu Creek, Pedro, fruity. 1332 Albert Bruhn, Emu Creek, Verdeilho, fruity, A. 1333 Albert Bruhn, Emu Creek, Verdeilho, fruity, B. 1334 G. S. Smith and Sons, All Saints' Cellars, Bourke-street west, half- dozen Hock, half-dozen Chablis, half-dozen Verdeilho, half-dozen Tokay. 1335 Caldwell and Co., Melbourne, Chablis, Australian. 1336 Caldwell and Co., Melbourne, Hermitage, Australian. 1337 J. S. Johnston, Craiglee, Sunbury. 1338 A. H. L. Browne, Chateau Tabilk Wine Stores, 131 Collins-street west, half-dozen Sherry, vintage 1875 ; half-dozen Chablis, vintage 1878 ; half-dozen Chablis, vintage, 1879 ; half-dozen Pedro, vintage, 1881. SPECIAL PRIZE.—A Special Prize of £5, the gift of W. Watts, Esq., will be awarded to the best Victorian Hive for bee culture. 1339 S. L. Chapman, 20 Chapel-street, Prahran, " Patent Champion." 1340 J. W. Lloyd, Italian Apiary, Dundas-place, Albert Park, "Berlepsck Improved Bee Hive." 1341 J. W. Lloyd, Italian Apiary, Dundas-place, Albert Park, " The Langstroth Bee Hive." EXTRA, 1342 James Ochiltree, Romsey, 4 bushels dun peas. 1343 Jacob Nagel, Malmsbury, cereals, skinless oats. 1344 Jacob Nagel, Malmsbury, cereals, Tartarian oats. 1345 Jacob Nagel, Malmsbury, cereals, Egyptian wheat. 1346 Jacob Nagel, Malmsbury, cereals, gigantic rye. 1347 Jacob Nagel, Malmsbury, cereals, canary seed. 1348 Jacob Nagel, Malmsbury, cereals, ^-bushel threshed canary seed.

Preserves, &c. (Colonial.)

Collection of Oilman's Stores—First prize, piece of plate, value £5 5s-;. second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, certificate of merit. No Entry. Collection of Candles, Soap, fyc.—First Prize, £3 3s.; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, certificate of merit. No Entry.

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Manures.

Collection of Artificial Manures (in not Jess than one cwt. hags)—First prize, £2 2s.; second ditto. £1 Is.

1349 Cuming, Smith & Co., Victoria Bone Mills, Yarraville, collection of artificial manures, bone dust, superphosphate made from bones, superphosphate made from bone char, animal guano, sulphate of ammonia, nitrate of soda,potash, and other manures.

Machinery and Implements.

No prizes will be offered in this class, except the special below, the majority of Makers and Importers having expressed their willingness to exhibit without competing. Entries will be received and space allotted in the yards for this class of exhibits (see General Regulations, clause 7,) and exhibitors will have every facility for showing off their collections or individual exhibits to the best advantage. If exhibitors have no printed price lists for distribution, a ticket must be attached to each exhibit, stating the selling price. SPECIAL PRIZES (the gift of the Hon. W. J. Clarke, Bart.,) of £40 for the best, and £10 for the second best, Excavator for earthwork. The exhibits will be subject to a field test in the event of the judges ordering the same.

1350 D. Munro and Co., 154 Queen-street, S. M'Caughey's Patent Four- wheel Automatic Earth Scoop or Excavator. 1351 D. Munro and Co., 154 Queen-street, American Excavator, specially adapted for irrigation works. 1352 D. Munro and Co., 154 Queen-street, American Excavator, specially adapted for irrigation works. 1353 Price Williams, Franklin-street West, Combined Excavator and Station Tank Cleaner. 1354 R. J. Park, Normanby-road, South?Melbourne, F. Y. Wolseley's Patent Excavator and Dobbin. 1355 Robinson and Sons, A'Beckett-street, one Patent Champion Auto- matic-wheel Earth Scoop. 1356 Robinson and Sons, A'Beckett-street, one Patent-wheel Earth Scoop. 1357 Hugh Lennon, North Melbourne, Lind ay's Patent Tank Cleaner and Earth Excavator. 1358 Hugh Lennon, North Melbourne, Single-furrow 2-horse Tank Plough. 1359 Hugh Lennon, North Melbourne, Chesney's Patent Scoop. 1360 Hugh Lennon, North Melbourne, Skicl Scoop.

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STANDS.

NO. 1.

T. ROBINSON AND CO., ELIZABETH-STREET, NORTH. 1361 Marshall and Sons 9-horse power Portable Engine, single cylinder 10£in. T. R. and Co.'s 5ft. Improved Steam Threshing and Cleaning Machine, with rotary shakers, belt, elevators, and brake complete. 1362 Marshall's 8-horse power Portable Engine, single cylinder, lOin. T. R. and Co.'s 5ft. Improved Steam Threshing and Cleaning Machine, with reciprocating shakers, belt, elevators, and brake complete. 1363 Marshall's 6-horse power Portable Engine, single cylinder, 9in. Marshall's 4ft. Steam Threshing and Cleaning Machine, with brake. 1364 Marshall's 4-horse power Portable Engine, single cylinder. T. R. and Co.'s 36in. Peg Drum Threshing and Separating Machine, on strong travelling wheels. 1365 Marshall's 3-horse power Portable Engine, single cylinder. 1366 T. R. and Co.'s New-make 3-knife ChafFcutter, No. 3, with sure gear, steel mouth, cutting two lengths. 1367 T. R. and Co.'s New Patent Stripper, iron wheels, patent rodial comb, chain gearing, patent steering gear, patent automatic raising and lowering gear. 1368 T. R. and Co.'s No. 3 Patent Winnower, mounted elevator at side. 1369 T. R. and Co.'s No. 3A Patent Winnower, mounted elevator at end. 1370 T. R. and Co's New Patent Hay and Straw Press. 1371 Speedy's Patent Wool Press. 1372 Oakden's Patent Centre-feed Broadcast Seed Sower. 1373 T. R. and Co.'s Improved Dam Sinking Plough. 1374 T. R. and Co.'s 3-wheel Automatic Earth Scoop, 42in. 1375 T. R. and Co.'s No. 2 36in. Steel Skid Scoop. 1376 T. R. and Co.'s No. 2 Double-furrow Plough, fitted with new subsoil body- 1377 T. R and Co.'s No. 2 Light Draught Double-furrow Plough, with new socket shares. 1378 T. R. and Co.'s No. 4 Light Draught 3-furrow Plough, for cast or wrought shares. 1378A T. R. and Go 's No. 1. Light Single-fuirow Plough, for 1-horse power. 1379 T. R and Co.'s Horse Hoe. 1379A T. R. and Co.'s Horse Hoe and Mould Plough, combined. 1380 T. R and Co.'s 4-wheel Double-speed Reaper. 1380A Samuelson's Patent Mowing Machine. 1381 Samuelson's Patent Reaping Machine. 1381A T. R. and Co.'s Horse Hay Rake, with seat.

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1382 T. R. and Co.'s Strong Pea Rake. 1382A T. R. and Co.'s Wrought-iron Field Roller. 1383 T. R. and Co.'s Circular, 2-horse power. 1383A T. R. and Co.'s Circular, 2-horse power, with separate intermediate gear. 1384 T. R. and Co.'s Improved Driven Teeth Harrows. 1384A T. R. and Co.'s Steel Disc Pulverising Harrows. 1385 T. R. and Co.'s Strong Adjustable Scarifier. 1385A T. R. and Co.'s New Maize Cob Mill.

No 2.

BRISCOE AND Co., LITTLE COLLINS-STREET WEST.

1386 3-horse power Vertical Engine, " Hornsby." 1387 4-horse power Vertical Engine, "Hornsby." 1388 6-horse power Portable Engine, "Hornsby." 1389 8-horse power Portable Engine, " Hornsby." 1390 10-horse power Portable Engine. " Hornsby." 1391 Saw Bench, " Hornsby's " No. 3. 1392 Saw Bench, " Hornsby's " No. B 1. 1393 Reaper and Twine Binder, with sheaf carrier, "Hornsby." 1394 Reaper and Twine Binder, with sheaf carrier, low delivery, " Hornsby." 1395 Reaper and Mower, 11 Hornsby's " Paragon. 1396 Mower, "Hornsby's'' Paragon. 1397 Mower, " Hornsby's " Diamond. 1398 Reaper and Mower " Hornsby's " Challenge. 1399 Reaper and Mower " Hornsby's " D J Dropper. 1400 Indigo Cutter, " Hornsby." 1401 Single-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's " J B 1402 Single-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's " R L. 1403 Single-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's " F. 1404 Single-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's " F G. 1405 Single-furrow Plough, " Hornsby " D E. 1406 Single-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's " R B. 1407 Single-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's " D C C. 1408 Single-furrow Plough, " Ransome's " R N D W. 1409 Single-furrow Plough, " American Chisel Share," QMS. 1410 Single-furrow Plough, " Culture," A S. 1411 Single-furrow Plough, "Turnwrest," W P. 1412 Single-furrow Plough, " Turnwrest," W P R. 1413 Single furrow Plough, " Hornsby's " Patent Gripping Plough. 1414 Double-furrow Plough, with wrought shares, " Hornsby's " V D. 1415 Double-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's" V D H, with cast, malleable, or wrought shares. 1416 Double-furrow Plough, "Hornsby's" D D D, with cast, malleable, or wrought shares.

Don't look at John Blackburn's} Advertisement, page ix. THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO., LIMITED,. The Exchange, Collins Street West, Has for Sale Farms and Estates in all parts of the Colony.

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1417 Double-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's D D 2, with cast, malleable, or wrought shares. 1418 Double-furrow Plough, "Hornsbv's" N N 3, cast or wrought' shares. 1419 Double-furrow Plough and Com Planter, " Hornsby's " Z R S 3. 1420 Three-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's" V D D H, with cast, malleable or wrought shares. 1421 Three-furrow Ploughs, " Hornsby's," with cast, malleable or wrought shares. 1422 Three-furrow Ploughs, " Hornsby's" D D D 2, with cast, malleable,. or wrought shares. 1423 Three-furrow Plough, " Hornsby's" D R S 3, vineyard. 1424 Tank Plough, " Hornsby's" E 5. 1425 Tank Plough, " Hornsby's " E 2. 1426 3-wheel Earth Scoop, " Hornsby's." 1427 Skid Earth Scoop, " Hornsby's." 1428 Zigzag Harrows, ''Hornsby's" No. 1. 1429 Zigzag Harrows, jointed, " Hornsby's" No. 2. 1430 Coleman's Cultivator, 5-tine, No. 5. 1431 Coleman's Cultivator, 7-tine, No. 8. 1432 Horse Hoe, American pattern, S H P. 1433 Four or Six-furrow Scarrifying or Paring Plough, S S P. 1434 Ridging Plough, American pattern, H E. 1435 2-horse Gear, " Bentall's " H W F. 1436 1-horse Gear, " Bentall's "PGA. 1437 2-horse Gear, " Hunt and Co.'s " F 5. 1438 1-horse Gear, " Hunt and Co.'s " H 29-6. 1439 Chaffcutter, " Bentall's " C S A. 1440 Chaffcutter, " Bentall's " C X B. 1441 Chaffcutter, " Bentall's " C D Z. 1442 Chaffcutter, " Bentall's "CDC. 1443 Chaffcutter, " Bentall's" C D D. 1444 Chaffcutter, " Bentall's " C E E. 1445 Chaffcutter, " Bentall's " C E H. 1446 Chaffcutter, " Bentall's " C S H. 1447 Corncrusher, "Bentall's" G M A. 1448 Corncrusher, " Bentall's "USE. 1449 Corncrusher, " Bentall's " R S D. 1450 Corncrusher, " Beaufort Hunt." 1451 Corncrusher, " Richmond and Chandlers'" No. 0. 1452 Corncrusher and Chaffcutter combined, " Hunt and Co.'s " Duplex. 1453 Rootcutter," Bentall's " T C Y. 1454 Rootpulper, R P B. 1455 Cornsheller, " American." 1456 Winnower, " Hornsby's." 1457 Centrifugal Pump, " Gwynne's Invincible " 8in. 1458 Root's Patent Blower.

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1459 Fuelcutter, " Hornsby's." 1460 Plough Shares, cast, malleable, cast and wrought, " Hornsby's." 1461 Squatter's Weighing Machine. 1462 Glycerine Sheep Dip, " Tomlinson and Hayward's." 1463 Galvanised Steel-barb Fencing Wire. 1464 Wire Strainer, " Reid's patent," Triplex. 1465 Swingletrees, 2-horse power, iron, " Hornsby's." 1466 Swingletrees, 3-horse power, iron, " Hornsby's." 1467 Swingletrees, 2-horse power, wood, " Hornsby's." 1468 Swingletrees, 3-horse power, wood, "Hornsby's." 1469 Steel Disc Mill, Gruson's." 1470 Chaffcutter, " Hunt and Co.'s " Atlas A. 1471 ' Chaffcutter, "Huntand Co.'s" Atlas B. 1472 Chaffcutter and Corncrusher, " Hunt and Co.'s " Atlas C.

No. 3. McLEAN BROS, AND RIGG, 69 ELIZABETH-STREET AND COLLINS-PLACE. 1473 6-horse power Portable Steam Engine, made by Ransomes, Sims, Jeffries, Limited. 1474 S-horse power Portable Steam Engine, made by Ransomes, Sims and Jeffries, Limited. 1475 10-horse power Portable Steam Engine, made by Ransomes, Sims and Jeffries, Limited. 1476 2-horse power Vertical Steam Engine, made by Ransomes, Sims and Jeffries, Limited. ,1477 3-horse power Vertical Steam Engine, made by Ransomes, Sims and Jeffries, Limited. 1478 4-horse power, Vertical Steam Engine, made by Ransomes, Sims and Jeffries, Limited. 1479 Improved Threshing, Cleaning, and Dressing Machine, new pattern, with 4ft. 6in. drum, and made by Ransomes, Sims and Jeffries, Limited. ; ditto, ditto, but with 5ft. drum. 1480 Improved Steam Winnower, by Ransomes, Sims and Jeffries, Limited. 1481 Althouse Windmill and Force Pump. 1482 Halladay Windmill and Operating Force Pump, Chaffcutter. 1483 Oat-crusher, Maize-sheller, Hydrolant Pump, Saw-bench. 1484 Churn, Grindstone, Sewing Ma,chine, &c. 1485 Improved Deep Well Pump. 1486 Allen's Centrifugal Pump, on wrought iron travelling wheels. 1487 Improved Portable Forge. 1488 Branston's Portable Forge, with patent fan combined. 1489 Portable Vice Bench. 1490 Fail-bank's Weighing Machine, 3cwt. 1491 Fail-bank's Weighing Machine, 4cwt. 1492 Fairbank's Weighing Machine, 400lbs.

Ton't look at John Blackburn's Advertisement, rp?ge ix. " THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO, LIMITED, The Exchange, Collins Street West, Has unsupplied Buyers for various classes of Properties.

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1493 Fairbank's Weighing Machine, 7cwt. 1494 Fairbank's Weighing Machine, lOcwt. 1495 Fairbank's Wonl Beam, 700 lbs. 1496 Avery's Weighing Machine, 3cwt. 1497 Avery's Weighing Machine, 700lbs. 1498 Avery's Weighing Machine, lOOOlbs. 1499 Ferrier's Patent Lever Wool Press. 1500 Wrought-iron Single-furrow Vineyard Plough, by R. S. and J. Lund. 1501 Wrought-iron Single-furrow Plough, "Brighton Favourite," by R. S. and J. Lund. 1502 Wrought-iron Single-furrow Pough, " Selector," by R. S. and J. Lund. 1503 Wrought-iron Single-furrow Plough, " Farmer's Pride," by R. S. and J. Lund. 1504 Wrought-iron Double-furrow Vineyard Plough, by R. S. and J.- Lund. 1505 Wrought-iron Double-furrow Garden Plough, by R. S. and J. Lund. 1506 Wrought-iron Double-furrow S.M.E. Plough, by R. S. and J. Lund. 1507 Edwards' Scarifier, 11 reversible tines. 1508 Edwards' Scarifier, 15 reversible tines. 1509 Edwards' Scarifier, 19 reversible tines. 1510 Randall's Steel Disc Harrows, No. 6. 1511 Randall's Steel Disc Harrows, No. 7. 1512 Randall's Steel Disc Harrows, No. 8. 1513 Acme Harrows, 6ft, with pole for two horses. 1514 Acme Harrows, 6ft, with shafts for two horses. 1515 Acme Harrows, 7jft, with pole for two horses. 1516 Acme Harrows, 8l't, with special swingletrees, for two or three- horses. 1517 Acme Harrows, 9ft, with pole for three horses. 1518 Kalamazoo Spring-tooth Harrows. 1519 Zigzag Iron Seed Harrows. 1520 Zigzag Iron Harrows, general purposes, medium. 1521 Zigzag Iron Seed Harrows, Haward's. 1522 Coleman and Morton's Cultivator, No. 5. 1523 Coleman and Morton's Cultivator, No. 6. 1524 Matthew's Eclipse Horse Hoe and Cultivator combined. 1525 Adamson's Patent Rotary Seed Sower. 1526 "Adelaide Model" Rotary Seed Sower. 1527 Nicholson's Wrought-iron Land Roller. 1528 Ransome's Light Hay Rake, manual delivery. 1529 Ransome's Light Hay Rake, self-acting delivery. 1530 Hollingsworth Horse Hay Rake. 1531 Corbett's Winnower, " Australian Monarch," with new spike roller.-

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1532 Banks' Patent Hay and Straw Press. 1533 M'Cormick's Iron Mower. 1534 M'Cormick's Reaper and Binder for 1885, medium size, with improved M'Cormick sheaf carrier. 1535 M'Cormick's Reaper and Binder for 1885, deep size, with improved M'Cormick's sheaf carrier. 1536 Hunt and Tawell's No. 1 Chaffcutter, with sieve gear. 1537 Hunt and Tawell's No. 2 Chaffcutter, with sieve gear. 1538 Hunt and Tawell's Atlas A Chaffcutter. 1539 Hunt and Tawell's Atlas B Chaffcutter. 1540 Hunt and Tawell's Atlas C Chaffcutter. 1541 Hunt and Tawell's Atlas D Chaffcutter. 1542 Hunt and Tawell's " H C 1" Chaffcutter. 1543 Hunt and Tawell's " H C 4" Chaffcutter. 1544 Hunt and Tawell's " H C 5" Chaffcutter. 1545 Bentall's C D A Chaffcutter. 1546 Bentall's CDC Chaffcutter. 1547 Bentall's C D E Chaffcutter. 1548 Bentall's C E E Chaffcutter. 1549 Bentall's C E D Chaffcutter. 1550 Bentall's C E H Chaffcutter. 1551 Hunt and Tawell's " Duplex " Combined Chaffcutter and Oat Mill, for horse-power. 1552 Hunt and Tawell's ''Atlas" Combined Chaffcutter and Oat and Maize Mill, for horse or steam power. 1553 Hunt and Tawell's " M M 0 " Oat and Maize Mill. 1554 Hunt and Tawell's " M M 1" Oat and Maize Mill. 1555 Hunt and Tawell's " M M 2 " Oat and Maize Mill. 1556 Hunt and Tawell's " No. 4 " Steel Oat and Maize Mill. 1557 Hunt and Tawell's " No. 12 " Steel Oat and Maize Mill. 1558 Hunt and Tawell's "No. 10" Patent Combined Oat and Maize Mill. 1559 Hunt and Tawell's " B M D " Oatcrusher, for horse-power. 1560 Hunt and Tawell's " No. 5" Oat and Maize Crusher, for horse or steam power. 1561 Bentall's " R S A" Oatcrusher, 1562 Bentall's " R S D " Oatcrusher. 1563 Bentall's " R S C " Oatcrusher. 1564 Hunt and Tawell's " X 10 " 1-horse Gear, complete. 1565 Hunt and Tawell's "X 9" 1-horse Gear, complete. 1566 Hunt and Tawell's " No. 20 " 1-horse Gear, complete. 1567 Hunt and Tawell's " No. 5 " 2-horse Gear, complete. 1568 Hunt and Tawell's " H W 37 " 2-horse Gear, complete. 1569 Hunt and Tawell's " H W 53 " 2-horse Gear, complete. 1570 Hunt and Tawell's "X 40" 4-horse Gear, complete. 1571 " The Favourite " Cider Mill. 1572 " The Peerless " Maize Sheller. 1573 " Keystone " Maize Sheller.

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1574 X L Maize Shelter. 1575 Samson Lawn Mower. 1576 Ransome's " Automaton " Lawn Mower. 1577 Cherry's Churn. 1578 Cherry's Butter Workers. 1579 Frazer's " Gang " Cheese Press. 1580 Young's Single Cheese Press. 1581 Young's Double Cheese Press. 1582 Young's Curd Mills. 1583 Hudson's Animal Feeders. 1584 Hydro Incubator and Rearing Mother. 1585 Steel Wire Fencing, with accessories included. 1586 Holdfast Post Borer, iron stands. 1587 Carimony Droppers. 1588 Walker's Patent Wire Strainer and Permanent Fastener. 1589 Creed's Wire Strainer. 1590 Dark and Bury's Wire Strainer. 1591 Hill's Patent Wire-cutting Pliers. 1592 Coil of Paddock Steel Wire, &c. 1593 Hornsby's Seed-dressing Machine. 1594 Earth Scoops. 1595 b-wheel Earth Scoops. 1596 Collection of Hand Pumps. 1597 Collection of Duplicates for Reaper and Binder, Thresher, Chaff- cutters, &c. 1598 Garden Seats. 1599 Firewood Saw Bench. 1600 Gas-making Machine. No. 4.

ALFRED E. PEIRCE AND CO., FRANKLIN-STREET WORKS, MELBOURNE.

1601 Peirce's Patent Stable Fittings, consisting of wrought-iron sanitary divisions, safety-edge waste-preventative straight and angle mangers, water pots, hay racks, &c. 1602 Peirce's Improved Vermin and Damp-proof Galvanised Oat, Maize, Bran, Chaff, Flour, Biscuit and Poultry Bins. 1603 Peirce's Improved Galvanised 1-feed Corn-shoot for loft, bin to manger use. 1604 Peirce's Improved Tubular Adjustable Self-locking Carriage Setters. 1605 Peirce's Improved Tubular Sack Trucks, with protecting wheel brackets to prevent injury to sacks. 1606 Peirce's Patent Cow House Fittings, consisting of wrought-iron sanitary divisions, safety-edge waste-preventative troughs, hay racks, tie chains, &c. 1607 Peirce's Patent Sheep Folds and Portable Fencing, to instantly swing to any angle, and adjust to high or low lands.

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1608 Peirce's Improved Continuous Sheep Troughing, in 12ft. lengths, galvanised, with stay-bars, head rails, jointing and supports, specially constructed to nest for transit, readily put together, storeing, &c., at stations. 1609 Peirce's Improved Sheep Dips, for sheep to plunge in, swim through, walk out, and allow the drippings to return to the dip. 1610 Peirce's Patent Sanitary Piggeries, with revolving, supplying, feeding and cleaning troughs. 1611 Peirce's Patent Safety-edge Waste-preventative, Pig, Sheep, and Cattle Troughs, over 20,000 in use. 1612 Peirce's Patent Sanitary Fowl Houses, with draw-out floors, perches, and nests, for cleaning, &c. 1613 Pierce's Patent Folding Poultry, &c., Sitting and Rearing Coops and Runs. 1614 Pierce's Improved Galvanised Wire Poultry Fencing, with 6ft. self-fixing standards. 1615 Peirce's Improved Galvanised Wire Sanitary Hen Nests, with wood perches. 1616 Pierce's Improved Galvanised Revolving Division Feeding, &c., Poultry Troughs. 1617 Peirce's Improved Zinc Poultry Feeders. 1618 Peirce's Improved Zinc Poultry Fountains. 1619 Peirce's Patent Registered Sanitary Dog Kennels, with bar yards, revolving, feeding and drinking troughs. 1620 Peirce's Improved Sanitary Dogs' Houses, with side and end entrances, and draw-out bottom for cleaning, &c. 1621 Peirce's Improved Kennel Feeding-pans,with waste-preventative rims. 1622 Peirce's Victoria Canopy Lounge, with adjustable curtains and revolving table. 1623 Peirce's Improved Independent Awning, to suit any garden seat. 1624 Peirce's Improved Umbrella Tent, with curtains, and folding chairs and tables. 1625 Peirce's Improved Elegantly-designed and Finished Mansion Seats, with detachments for storing, &c. 1626 Peirce's Improved High-back Comfortable Verandah, Balcony and Garden Seats. 1627 Peirce's Improved New Melbourne Garden Seats ; strength, com- fort, and price unequalled. 1628 Peirce's Improved Croquet, Tennis, Cricket, Bowling Green, &c., Seats. .1629 Peirce's Improved Folding Picnic, Beach, &c., Seats, to sit upon the ground. 1630 Peirce's Improved, Elegantly-designed and Finished Conservatory, Verandah, Balcony, &c., Tables, with iron, bronzed, and marble tops. 1631 Peirce's Improved Folding and Stationary Round and Square Garden Tables.

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94 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

1632 Peirce's Improved Self-acting Lawn Swing, for an agreeable recre- ation to while away the pleasure of a book, paper, needlework, a smoke, &c. 1633 Peirce's Improved Ornamental Tile, &c., Window Flower Boxes. 1634 Peirce's Patent Tubular Garden, Stable, and General Purpose Wheelbarrow. Over 22,000 in use. 1635 Peirce's Improved Fodder, Manure, Cinder, and Roller Barrows, for field, lawn and general use. 1636 Peirce's Patent Milk, Pig-meat, Water Barrows, &c-, with high wheels for easy transit, emptying, dipping, &c. 1637 Peirce's Patent Water Barrows, with adjustable pump for watering and spreaders, for watering beds, lawns, drives, &c. 1638 Peirce's Patent Pick-up, Self-coiling Hose Reels, to prevent wear of hose. 1639 Peirce's Patent Barrow Pump, Garden, Fire, &c., Engine. 1640 Peirce's Improved Tripod Manure and General Purpose Pump,. with wired rubber hose to prevent leakage, choking, &c. 1641 Peirce's Improved Brass Garden Pumps, &c, to throw a continuous stream 40ft. 1642 Peirce's Registered Royal 4 and 6-step Library, Hall, Study, Surgery, Office, Dairy, Harness-room, &c. Step Chairs. 3 643 Peirce's Improved Ladder Steps, with lockable safety stays and handrails for ladies use. 1644 Peirce's Improved Pole Ladders, to fold for storing, &c. 1645 Peirce's Improved Telescope Lengthenable Ladders, lighter, stronger, and more durable than others. 1646 Peirce's Improved Tubular Jointed Ladders, for ordinary ladder or step use ; most useful for gathering fruit, pruning, clearing, &c. 1647 Peirce's Universally-approved Safety Fuel Economising Portable Furnaces, with copper pans, leg bottoms, draft doors, heat- retaining covers, &c, to economise fuel, for cleanliness, and prevent smoking fire, &c. 1648 Peirce's Improved Farmers' Boilers and Steaming Apparatus, upon wheels for field use. 1649 Peirce's New Chum Patent Model Washing, Wringing, Mangling, &c. Machine, as exceptionally used by Her Majesty's and the principal home laundresses, and admitted by the over 100 already in use in the Colonies to be the greatest saver of soap,. easiest working, and efficient machine known. 1649A Peirce's New Chum Model 2 and 3-roller Table and High-stand Wringing and Mangling Machines, of greater strength, &c., than others. 1650 Peirce's Improved Indiarubber-roller Wringing Machines, for table or tub use. 1651 Peirce's Improved Tub Washing Machine, with ribbed roller, to suit any tub.

Don't look at John Blackburn's Advertisement, page ix- r THE LAND EXCHANGE & AGENCY CO., LIMITED, The Exchange, Collins Street West, Has Moneys to Lend, in small or large sums, at lowest current rates of interest—

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1652 Peirce's Improved Hardwood Napkin, Tablecloth, &c., Table Leg and Cabinet Linen Pressers. 1653 Peirce's Improved Expanding, Revolving and Independent Hanging Clothes Horses. 1654 Peirce's Improved Wine, Spirit, Beer, JErated Water, &c., Bins, with and without lockable doors. 1655 Peirce's Improved Tenant's Fixture Lean-to Greenhouse, with glass requiring neither putty or brickwork. 1656 Peirce's Improved Tenant's Fixture Curvilinear Conservatory, with glass requiring neither putty or brickwork. 1657 Peirce's Improved Melon, Cucumber, Strawberry, &c., Frame, with glass requiring no putty. 1658 Peirce's Improved Cinder Sifter, Dust Bin, &c., with Cinder Box, to receive ashes from the grate, to empty in bin cinders from the riddle, and for one to empty in a cart, &c. 1659 Peirce's Improved Coal Cabinet, for offices, chambers, banks schools, &c. 1660 Peirce's Improved Self-acting Cash Stand. 1661 Peirce's Improved Expanding Wood Lattice. 1662 Peirce's Improved Cabinet Ice Safe. 1663 Peirce's Improved Refrigerator. 1664 Peirce's Improved Galvanised and Japanned Garden Arches. 1665 Peirce's Improved Various Pattern Wire Flower Stands. 1666 Peirce's Improved Various Pattern Wire Flower Baskets. 1667 Peirce's Home Approved Prize Barrel Churns, with Diagonal Beaters. 1668 Peirce's Home Approved Endorser Head Barrel Churns. 1669 Peirce's Home Approved Chaffcutters. 1670 Peirce's Home Approved Oat, Maize, Indian Corn, &c., Mill. 1671 Peirce's Home Approved Turnip Cutters, with interchangeable plates for pulping, slicing and cutting finger pieces. v <• 1672 Roberts' Patent Self-acting Saw Bench. This bench is fitted with feed gear, which is designed more especially for use in bush mills. By its use the services of one man are dispensed with. The rate of feed can be altered instantaneously, without shifting belts or other gear. 1673 Hines' Patent Farmer's Wool Press. This press is a New Zealand invention, and has been in use there for two seasons, with great success. It occupies little room, is cheap, strong, durable, and efficient. No. 5.

HENRY P. WELCH AND CO. 28 QUEEN-STREET. 1674 Henry P. Welch and Co., 28 Queen-street, 4ft. 6in. drum Class"?. Portable Threshing and Finishing Machine, by Clayton and Shuttleworth, Lincoln, No. 20,746, with wrought-iron travelling wheels, &c., complete.

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.96 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

1675 8-korse power Outside Single Cylinder Portable Steam Engine, by Clayton and Shuttleworth, Lincoln, No. 21,992, with wrought-iron travelling wheels, &c, complete, 20ft. straw elevator, and fitted with double shaker cranks. 1676 5ft. drum Class B Portable Threshing and Finishing Machine, by Clayton and Shuttleworth, Linclon, No. 20,740, with wrought- iron travelling wheels, &c, complete, and fitted with double- shaker cranks. 1677 8-horse power Outside Single Cylinder Portable Steam Engine, by Clayton and Shuttleworth, No. 21,356 with wrought-iron travelling wheels, &c, complete, 20ft. straw elevator. 1678 4-horse power " Gippeswyk" Portable Vertical Engine, by E. R- and F. Turner, Ipswich. 1679 2^-horse power Outside Single Cylinder Portable Steam Engine, by Spencer, Carter, and Co, Hitchin. 1680 2-horse power Vertical Engine on foundation water tank, by W N. Nicholson and Son, Newark. 1681 Corn, Seed, and Malt Crusher, No. 2, by E. R. and F. Turner, Ipswich. 1682 Corn, Seed, and Malt Crusher, No. 6B, by E. R, and F. Turner, Ipswich. 1683 Corn, Seed, and Malt Crusher, No. 8B, by E. R. and F. Turner, Ipswich. 1684 No. 0 Improved Stone Mill for Grinding and Kibbling, with 14" " Adamas" Stones, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1685 No. 1 Improved Stone Mill for Grinding and Kibbling, with 18" " Adamas" Stones, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1686 Horse Gear for 2 Horses, with intermediate, by E. R. and F. Turner. 1687 Cambridge Field Roller, 20in, by W. N. Nicholson and Son. 1688 Double-cylinder Garden Roller, by Picksley, Sims and Co, Leigh. 1689 12m. Lawn Mower, by Picksley, Sims and Co, Leigh. 1690 14in. Lawn Mower, by Picksley, Sims and Co, Leigh. 1691 " Ithaca" Self-delivery Horse Hay Rake. 1692 " Ithaca" Hand-delivery Horse Hay Rake. 1698 No. 15 Stamford Horse Hay Rake, 4ft. 6in. wheels, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford, 24 teeth. 1694 No. 16 Stamford Horse Hay Rake, 4ft. 5in. wheels, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford, 24 teeth. 1695 No. 17 Stamford Horse Hay Rake, 4ft. 6in. wheels, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford, 24 teeth. 1-696 Patent Adjustable Rotary Corn Screen, Class A, No. 1, with adjusting stone-separator, by Penney and Co. (Limited.) 1697 Patent Adjustable Rotary Corn Screen, _ Class E, No. 1, combined with complete winnowing and dressing apparatus, by Penney and Co- (Limited,) Lincoln. 1698 Patent Adjustable Rotary Corn Screen, for general purposes, by Penney and Co. (Limited,) Lincoln.

MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. F>T

1699 Little Giant Farm Fan, or Winnowing Machine, No. 1, with 24in. riddles, by Dickey and Pease, Racine, Wis., U.S. 1700 Little Giant Farm Fan, er Winnowing Machine, No. 2, with 22in. riddles, by Dickey and Pease, Racine, Wis-, U.S. 1701 Little Giant Farm Fan, or Winnowing Machine, No. 3, with 30in. riddles, by Dickey and Pease, Racine, Wis., U S. 1702 Corn Dressing or Winnowing Machine, No. 1, with 22in. and 18in. riddles, by Penney and Co., Lincoln. 1703 Tinkler's Churn, No. 2 C, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1704 Tinkler's Churn, No. 3 D, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1705 Tinkler's Churn, No. 4 E, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1706 Improved Combined No. 1 Reaper and Mower, " La Merveilleuse," by The Johnston Harvester Company, Batavia, N.Y., U.S. 1707 Improved No. 3 Mower, with back delivery attachment for reaping, by The Johnston Harvester Company, Batavia, N.Y., U.S. 1708 Wrought-iron Harvester, "King of Reapers," by The Johnston Har- vester Company, Batavia, N.Y., US. 1709 Harvester and String Sheaf Binder, by The Johnston Harvester Company, N.Y., U.S. 1710 " Star Buckeye" Combined Reaper and Mower, by Brigham and Co. 1711 " Star " Grass Mower, by Brigham and Co., for two horses. 1712 Broadcast Seed Sower, by Brigham and Co. 1713 7-tine Patent Parallel Lifting Cultivator, by W. Rainforth and Son. 1714 18in. Improved Panel Planing and Thicknessing Machine, by Wm. Reid and Co., Newcastle. 1715 24in. Improved Band Sawing Machine, by Wm. Reid and Co., Newcastle. 1716 Steam-power Cross-cutting Machine for Log Sawing, by A. Ransome and Co., Chelsea. 1717 12in. Patent Accessible Centrifugal Pump, with double standards, &c., complete, by Charles L- Hett, Brigg. 1718 Chaffcutter, J, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1719 Chaffcutter, E, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1720 Chaffcutter, B, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1721 Chaffcutter, A, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1722 1 Set Patent Excelsior Harrows, to cover 9£ feet, No. X 10, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1723 1 Set Patent Excelsior Harrows, to cover 8J feet, No. X 12, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1724 1 Set Patent Excelsior Harrows, to cover 7£ feet, No. X 14, by Jeffery and Blackstone, Stamford. 1725 Assortment of Machinery Duplicates, Leather Belting, &c.

No 6. JAMES McEWAN AND CO., 81 AND 83, ELIZABETH-STREET. 1726 W. A. Wood's Harvester and Twine Binder.

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'98 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

1727 W. A. Wood's Harvester and Twine Binder. 1728 W. A. Wood's New Enclosed Gear Mower, with reaping attachment. 1729 Murray's Tiny Thresher for hand and horse power. 1730 T. Corbett's Eclipse Winnower. 1731 T. Corbett's ''Australian Monarch," combined winnower and elevator, with spike roller. 1732 Hunt and Tawell's 1 Row Cup Seed Drill. 1733 Hunt and Tawell's 2 Rows Cup Seed Drill. 1734 Cahoon's Broadcast Seed Sower. 1735 Musgrave's Broadcast Seed Sower. 1736 Ransome, Sim's Single Furrow Plough Y. L. 1737 Sellar's Single Furrow Plough No. 18. 1738 Sellar's Single Furrow Plough No. 31. 1739 Hornsby's Single-furrow Plough, ELHH. 1740 Howard's Single-furrow Plough, B B Simplex. 1741 Howard's Single-furrow Plough, C L 2 1742 Howard's Single-furrow Plough, C L 4 1743 Howard's Dam Sinking Plough, " The Queensland." 1744 Sellar's Ridging Plough. 1745 American Ridging Plough. 1746 American Ridging Plough. 1747 Americam Vine Plough. 1748 Howard's Turnurest Plough, 0 R. 1749 Fallon and Bates' Hard Garden Plough. 1750 Gray's Double-furrow Plough. 1751 Sellar's Double-furrow Plough, 1752 Hornsby's Double-furrow Plough, D D D. 1753 Howard's Double-furrow Plough, 0 B U.. 1754 Howard's Double-furrow Plough " Otago." 1755 Treloar's Stump Jumping Plough. 1756 Howard's Potato Raiser, with Ridging and Subsoil bodies. 1757 Allan's Patent Potato Digger. 1758 Coleman and Morton's Cultivator, No. 5. 1759 Knight and Stacey's Cultivator, No. 3. 1760 American Vine Cultivator, " Iron Age," 5-tine. 1761 Sellar's Horse Hoe. 1762 Corbett's Horse Hoe, with chain-tine Harrow and Ridgewav Body, T G. 1763 Corbett's Notched Clod Crusher, with transport wheels. 1764 Howard's Fluted Land Roller. 1765 Howard's Sectional Field Roller. 1766 Howard's Zigzag Harrows, No. 00. 1767 Howard's Zigzag Harrows, No.0. 1768 Howard's Zigzag Harrows, No. 12. 1769 Howard's Zigzag Harrows, No. 14. 1770 Corbett's Zigzag Harrows, No. 3. 1771 Corbett's Zigzag Harrows, No. 4.

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1772 Corbett's Colonial Tine Harrows, No. C 2. 1773 Corbett's Colonial Tine Harrows, No. C 3. 1774 Corbett's Colonial Tine Harrows, No. C 4. 1775 Howard's Simplex Harrows, No. C. 12. 1776 Ransome and Sim's Chain Harrows. 1777 Howard's Self-lifting Dray Harrows. 1778 Randall's Steel Disc Harrows. 1779 Taylor's Hay Rake. 1780 Colonial Horse Hay Rake. 1781 Howard's Tubular Iron Swingletrees, 2-horse. T782 Howard's Tubular Iron Swingletrees, 3-horse. 1783 Corbett's Iron Swingletrees, 2-horse. 1784 Corbett's Wood and Iron Swingletrees, 3-horse. 1785 Gray's Iron Swingletrees, 2-horse. 1786 Skid Earth Scoops, 3ft. 6in. 1787 Three-wheel Earth Scoop, 3ft. 1788 Coleman and Morton's Hand Water-cart, with pump and hose. 1789 Ben tail's Pony Gear, PGA. 1790 Bentall's Horse Gear, H G A, 2-horse. 1791 Hunt and Tawell's Gear, X 10, 1-horse. 1792 Hunt and Tawell's Gear, H W 53, 2-horse. 1793 Wilde's Chaffcutter, No. 3. 1794 Wilde's Chaffcutter, No. 5. 1795 Bentall's Chaffcutter, C D A. 1796 Bentall's Chaffcutter, C D Z. 1797 Bentall's Chaffcutter, C M C, concave knives. 1798 Bentall's Chaffcutter, CDC. 1799 Bentall's Chaffcutter, C E D. 1800 Bentall's Chaffcutter, C E H. 1801 Bentall's Chaffcutter, C S K. 1802 Richmond and Chandler's Chaffcutter, 3 C. 1803 Richmond and Chandler's Chaffcutter, 6 4 1804 French Chaffcutter. 1805 Hunt and Tawell's combined Chaffcutter' and Corncrusher, " The Duplex." 1806 Bentall's Corncrusher, C M B. 1807 Bentall's Corncrusher, R S A. 1808 Bentall's Corncrusher, R S B. 1809 Bentall's Corncrusher, li S D and Kibbler. 1810 Bentall's Chaffcutter, R S C and Kibbler. 1811 Richmond and Chandler's Corncrusher, No. O. 1812 Richmond and Chandler's Corncrusher, 1 F R. 1813 Richmond and Chandler's Corncrusher, 3. 1814 Richmond and Chandler's Corncrusher, with Kibbler, No, 18, 1815 W. N. Nicholson and Co., Grist Mill, No. 2 X. 1816 Bentall's Oil Cake Mill, O C I. 1817 Bentall's Oil Cake Mill, O C C.

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100 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

1818 Bentall's Turnip Cutter, T K A. 1819 Bentall's Turnip Cutter, T P N. 1820 Bentall's Root Pulper. R P B. 1821 Hornsby's Turnip Pulper, M T. 1822 Burrall's Corn Sheller, single. 1823 Southern Corn Sheller, double. 1824 James M'Ewan and Co., Bone Mill, hand or horse power, No. 1. 1825 James M'Ewan and Co., Bone Mill, No. 5, steam power. 1826 Coleman and Morton's Rotary Corn Screen, with Stone Separator.. 1827 Corbett's Single Chess Press, 22in. 1828 Corbett's Double Chamber, 20in. 1829 Corbett's Two-in-one, 22in. 1830 Cheese Press Screws. 1831 Young's Curd Knife. 1832 Young's Curd Mill. 1833 Turbine Windmill. 1834 Murray's Chain Pump, No. 1. 1835 Murray's Chain Pump, No. 3, with horse gear. 1836 Barfold and Woods' Steam Food Preparing Apparatus. 1837 Tree Extractor, No. 2. 1838 Tree Extractor, No. 3. 1839 American Reaping Machine Knife Sharpener. 1840 Robey's 6-horse power Portable Engine, single cylinder. 1841 Robey's 8-horse power Portable Engine, single cylinder. 1843 Robey's 10-horse power Portable Engine, single cylinder. 1844 Robey's 10-horse power Portable Engine, double cylinder. 1845 Jeffrey and Blackstone's '"Viator" Vertical Engine and Boiler combined. 1846 Weighing Machines. 1847 Crab Winches. 1848 Churns. 1849 Bradford's Washing Machine. 1850 Bradford's Combined Washing, Wringing and Mangling Machine. 1851 Williams'Washing Machine. 1852 Assortment of Lawn Mowers. 1853 Assortment of Garden Rollers. 1854 Farmer's Portable Boiler. 1855 Root's Patent Rotary Blower, No. 1. 1856 Harrison's Sausage Machine, 12in., N P. 1857 Green's Sausage Machine, 16in., N P. 1858 Giant Riding Saw. 1859 Grindstone, in frame. 1860 Drilling Machines. 1861 'Morticing Machines. 1862 Punching and Shearing Machines. 1863 Welding and Upsetting Machines. 1864 Circular Saw Bench, 24in. Saw.

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MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. 101 ijl865 Band Sawing Machine. 1866 Tyre Benders 1867 Wilson's Vauxhall Donkey Pumps. 1868 Portable Forges. 1869 Blacksmith's Bellows. 1870 Platform Trucks. 1871 Enamelled Mangers. 1872 Hay Racks. 1873 Fulton's Patent Wire Strainer. ,1874 Assortment of General Goods-

No. 7.

DAVID MUNRO AND CO., 154 QUEEN-STREET.

1875 20-horse power Portable Engine, by Ruston, Proctor and Co. newest design, with link motion reversing gear, and all improvements. 1876 16-horse power Portable Engine, by Ruston, Proctor aud Co., newest design, with link motion reversing gear, and all improvements. 1877 14-horse power Portable Engine, by Ruston, Proctor and Co., newest design, with all improvements. 1878 12-horse power Portable Engine, by Ruston, Proctor and Co., newest design, with all improvements. 1879 10-horse power Single Cylinder Improved Portable Engine, by Ruston, Proctor and Co. 1880 8-horse power Single Cylinder Improved Portable Engine, by Ruston, Proctor and Co. 1881 2-horse power Semi-portable Steam Engine, expressly designed to economise fuel. 1882 2-horse power Semi-portable Steam Engine, expressly designed to economise fuel. 1883 Improved Threshing, Dressing, and Finishing Machine, by Ruston, Proctor and Co., with extra large riddles, reciprocating shakers, patent humler and screen, in motion. 1884 Patent Traversing Straw Elevators, to travel from end to end of straw stack. 1885 Patent Automatic Block-cutter, for cutting wood-paving setts to any gauge, in motion. 1886 Circular Saw Bench, with trucks complete, in motion. 1887 Improved Saw Sharpener, in motion. 1888 " Kooba" Wool Press, with top box to swing aside, for hand or steam power. ,1889 10in- Centrifugal Pump, for irrigation, mounted on travelling wheels, in motion. J 890 7IN. Centrifugal Pump, for irrigation.

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102 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

1891 "Victory" Self-adjusting Windmill, of metal, on tripod stand working pump. 1892 " Gem " Self-adjusting Windmill, 10ft. diameter, working pump. 1893 " Gem " Self-adjusting Windmill, 10ft. diameter, working pump. 1894 American Self-adjusting Windmill, with 12ft. sail-wheel, working pump. 1895 Derrick Crane, with 45ft. jib. 1896 American Wool Waggon. 1897 American Farm Waggon. 1898 S. M'Caughey's Patent Automatic 4-wheel Earth Scoop. 1899 American 2-wheel Automatic Earth Scoop. 1900 American 2-wheel Earth Scoop. 1901 Drain-making Plough, Lindsay's patent. 1902 Scoop Plough. 1903 Iron Horseworks, coupled direct by lying shaft to threshing machine, 18in. drum. 1904 Chaffcutter. 1905 Osborne Reaper and Twine Binder, with sheaf carrier, in motion. 1906 Crabwinch. 1907 Belting. 1908 Saw Spindles, Saws. 1909 Duplicate parts of Engines and other Machinery.

NO. 8. HUGH LENNON, NORTH MELBOURNE. 1910 10 Single-furrow Ploughs, 1 and 2-horse. 1911 6 Double-furrow Plough. 1912 3 Treble-furrow Ploughs. 1913 Quadruple, or 4-furrow Plough. 1914 Stump-jumping Plough. 1915 Double-furrow and Sub-soil Plough, combined. 1916 Deep-culture Ploughs. , 1917 Ploughs, suitable for sugar plantations. 1918 Scarifiers, 5 and 7 tines. 1919 Grubbers, 5 and 7 tines. 1920 3-bill Harrows, driven teeth. ; 1921 4-bill Harrows, driven teeth. 1922 Screwed-teeth Harrows. 1923 Chain Harrows. 1924 New Cast-steel Harrows, 4 to set. 1925 Tarantula Harrows. 1926 Drag Harrows, fitted with wheels. 1927 Single Harrows, fitte with wheels. 1928 Turnip Cleaners, or Drill Harrows. 1929 Seed Sower, broadcast. 1930 Field Roller. 1931 Collection of Plough Fittings.

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1932 Kelly's Armour. 1933 Deep-cultnre Single-furrow Ploughs. 1934 2 and 3-horse Swingletrees. 1935 New Patent Stripper. 1936 Stripper, fitted with patent zigzag gearing. 1937 Stripper Belt. 1938 Winnower, with elevator. 1939 Winnower, delivers into bag without elevator. 1940 Winnower, fitted with patent (wild oats) eradicator. 1941 Challenge Reaper and Mower, combined. 1942 Champion Reaper, 4-wheel, combined. 1943 Mowing Machine. 1944 Wood's Reaper and Mower. 1945 Horse Hay Rake. 1946 Two Knife Grinders, for sharpening. 1947 Reaper and Mower Knives. 1948 6-knife Travelling Chaffcutter. 1949 Cranley's Chaffcutter, fitted with Edwards' world-renowned reversing gear. 1950 Ben tail's Chafifcutters. 1951 Horse works. 1952 Collection of Machine Fittings, block and tackle. 1953 Portable Hay Shed. 1954 Single-furrow Vineyard Plough. 1955 Double-furrow Vineyard Plough. 1956 Horse Hoes and Harrows, combined, 1957 Horse Hoes and Reapers, combined, for ridging crops in drills. 1958 Deep French Plough, for preparing ground for vineyards, to plough 3ft. deep if required. 1959 One New Expanding Horse Hoe, Robinson's (imported.) 1960 Two Rollers. 1962 Tank-sinking Plough, 2-horse. 1963 Tank-sinking Plough, 3-horse. 1964 Tank-sinking Plough, light, 4-horse. 1965 Tank-sinking Plough, 6-horse. 1966 Tank-sinking Plough, heavy, for 20 or 30 bullocks. 1967 Skid Scoop, 2ft. 6in., 3ft., 3ft. 6in. 1968 Chesney's Patent Scoops. 1969 Irrigation New Drain Ploughs, all wrought-iron and steel, insuring lightness of draught and durability. 1970 Simplex Pump. 1971 Earth Scoops for Excavations.

No 9.

JOHN BUNCLE, PARKSIDE IRON WORKS, HOTHAM. 1972 Patent Hydraulic Freestone Gate Pillars. 1973 Buncle's Patent Travelling Chaffcutter.

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104 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

1974 No. 1. Cbaffcutter, 3 knives, sieve gear. 1975 No. 2. Chaffcutter, 3 knives, sieve gear. 1976 No. 3. Chaffcutter, 2 knives, sieve gear. 1977 No. 3. Chaffcutter, 2 knives. 1978 No. 4. Chaffcutter, 2 knives. 1979 No. 5. Chaffcutter, 2 knives. 1980 No. 1A. 4-horse Works, with 30ft. leather belting. 1981 No. 1. 2-horse Works, with 26ft. leather belting. 1982 No. 2. 1-horse Works, with 24ft. leather belting. 1983 No. 3. 1-horse Works, small, 20ft. leather belting. 1984 Improved Malt and Grain Mill, with double screen, &c. 1985 No. 1. Maize or Corncrusher, 14in. roller. 1986 No. 2. Maize and Corncrusher, 10in. double roller. 1987 No. 2. Maize or Corncrusher, lOin. single roller. 1988 No. 3. Maize and Corncrusher, 8in. double roller. 1989 No. 3. Maize or Corncrusher, 8in. single roller. 1990 Improved Cast-iron Saw Bench, with drag motion. 1991 Improved Cast-iron Saw Bench, without drag motion. 1992 Improved Firewood Saw Bench, 2ft. saw. 1993 No. 2. Improved Tobacco Cutter, 9in. wide in mouth. 1994 No. 3. Improved Tobacco Cutter, 6in. wide in mouth. 1995 No. 4. Improved Tobacco Cutter, 6in. wide in mouth. 1996 No. 2. Patent Bark Cutter, 2 tons per hour. 1997 No. 3. Patent Bark Cutter, tons per hour. 1998 No. 1. Bark Disintegrators, 21in. disc. 1999 No. 2. Bark Disintegrator, 16in. disc 2000 No. 1A. Quartz Disintegrator, 2ft. 6in. disc

No. 10.

JAMES MUSGROVE, GREENVAL, BULLA. /

2001 2-horse Wood-frame Mower. 2002 2-horse Iron-frame Mower. 2003 2-horse Iron-frame Mower, with tilting finger bar. 2002 1-horse Mowing Machine. 2005 Sowing Machine, with Elevator. ' * 2006 Sowing Machine, mounted on cart. 2007 Pea Threshing Machine.

No 11.

SWAN AND CO., ELIZABETH-STREET NORTH.

2008 Mowing Machine. 2009 Mowing Machine. 2010 Combined Reaper and Mower. 2011 Combined Reaper and Mower.

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2012 No. 1 3-knive Chaffcutter, steam power. 2013 No. 2 3-knive Chaffcutter, horse or steam power. 2014 No. 3 2-knive Chaffcutter, horse or hand power. 2015 Horse Power, for one or two horses. ,2016 Stripper. 2017 Winnower. 2018 De Laval Cream Separator. 2019 Vertical Engine and Boiler. 2020 Tyrer's Patent Spark Arrestor for Locomotives. 2021 Portable or Marine Engines.

No. 12. J. R. HUBBARD AND CO., 3 MARKET-STREET. 2022 Portable Folding Hut for Shepherds, Splitters, Settlers and others. 2023 Adjustable Hay Barn, constructed of Willesden Waterproof Paper. 2024 Water Trough made of Willesden Paper, designed for conveying water in irrigation, watering stock, mining, &c. 2025 Water Pipes of same material. 2026 Collective exhibit of Rotproof Canvas, treated by the Willesden process, sundry models, etc. 2027 Collective exhibit of Berthen Portable Boats, Farnley Glazed Bricks, Crucible Steel Castings, &c.

No. 13.

DAVID ALTSON AND CO., 25 BOURKE-STREET WEST. 2028 Set Clydesdale Stallion Tackle. 2029 Set Blood Stallion Tackle. 2030 Six Bull Head-stalls. 2031 Six Cow Head-stalls. 2032 Six Calf Head-stalls. 2033 Two Ladies' Saddle Cloths. 2034 Saddlers' Ironmongery. 2035 Three Gents' Pelham Bridles. 2036 Three Gents' Waymouth Bridles. 2037 Three Ladies' Pelham Bridles. 2038 Three Gents' Double-rein Snaffle Bridles. 2039 Three Gents' Single-rein Snaffle Bridles. 2040 Six Racing Bridles. 2041 Six Breastplates. 2042 Three Racing Saddles, 2 Jibs. 2043 Three Steeplechase Saddles. 2044 Three Exercise Saddles. 2045 Six Indiarubber Cutting Rings. 2046 Three Lead-carrying Cloths,

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106 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

2047 Pour Suits Horse Clothing. 2048 Three-jointed Four-horse Whips. 2049 Spurs on show cards. 2050 Harness Mountings on show cards. 2051 Machine Belting. 2052 Cart Harness. 2053 Plough Harness. 2054 Cotton Lead Ropes for Stallions. 2055 Collection of Riding and Driving Whips. 2056 Collection of Waterproof Rugs. 2057 Collection of Canvas Stable Rugs. 2058 Collection of Valises. 2059 Three-bellied Stockwhips (six exhibits.) 2060 Machine Belting. 2061 Kangaroo Girths, flat and round plaited. 2062 White and Coloured Horse Nets. 2063 Belt Leather. 2064 Pump Leather. 2065 General Collection of Leather. 2066 Leather Back Body Brushes. 2067 Saddle and Harness Pegs, for stable use. 2068 Solid Leather Fire Brigade Buckets. 2069 Michine Belting, single and double. 2070 Firemen's Helmets, Belts, Pouches and Buckets. 2071 Silk Race Saddle Mountings. 2072 Military Crossbelts, Swordbelts and Cartouche Pouches. 2073 Military Spurs and Accoutrements.

No. 14.

PRICE WILLIAMS, FRANKLIN-STREET.

2074 Steel Rack and Gear Wool Press. 2075 Farmers and Selectors Wool Press.

No. 15.

W. B. JONES AND SON, QUEEN-STREET.

2076 The Blackburn Air Propeller. 2077 Ventilating, Drying, and Dust Extracting Apparatus. 2078 StaufFer's Patent Lubricators. 2079 StaufFer's Patent Lubricant. 2080 Miller's Oakwood Extract. 2081 Sample Hides Tanned by Miller's Oakwood Extract. 2082 Barker's Patent Silent Gas Engine. 2083 Household Machines. 2084 Patent Grindstone Dressers.

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MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. 107

2085 Speciality Hepburn Mineral Waters. 2086 Chemical Papers Co., London, '' Papier Preservateur," Waterproof Paper for building purposes.

No. 16.

E. DOMBRAIN AND SONS, 95 BOURKE-STREET WEST.

Morris Little and Son's Preparations, viz. :—

2088 Little's Patent Sheep Dip. 2089 Little's Soluble Phenyle. 2090 Little's Phenyle Powder. 2091 Little's Phenyle Soap. 2092 Little's Phenyle Dog Soap.

No. 17.

JOHN CURTIS, 95 BOURKE-STREET WEST.

2093 Collection of Solid Leather Trunks, Portmanteaus, and Bags.

No. 18.

SALOMS, DRYSDALE, AND FRASER, 131 KING-STREET.

2094 The Hydraulic Pump, patented by exhibitors. A new water- lifting machine, constructed on effective principles, has only five pieces, and will give a continuous stream of water to a great height by simply increasing the speed.

No. 19.

GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO., FLINDERS-LANE.

2095 Steam Ploughing Plant, complete.

No. 20.

W. A. IRWIN, NORTH CARLTON.

2096 Irwin's Australian Horse and Cattle Condition Food.

No. 21.

JOHN DANKS AND SON, 42 BOURKE-STREET WEST.

2097 8-in. Monitor Pump, with horse power. 2098 6-in. Monitor Pump, to work by hand. 2099 5-in. Monitor Pump, to work by ham), 4in., A. 2100 Improved Water Lifter, with Solid Piston.

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108 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

2102 Double Action Pump, on frame. 2103 Single Action Pump, on frame. 2104 One each, Single, Double, and Treble Barrel Pump, deep well. 2105 One each, 4, 3£, 3, and 2£in. Brass Pump. 2106 One each, Nos. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Douglas Pump. 2107 One each, Nos. 6, 5, 4, 3 Force Pump. 2108 One each, Nos. 4 and 5 Rotary Pump. 2109 One each, 2, 1^, and lin. Steam Valve. 2110 One each,- 3, 2£, 2, l£, and lin. Steam Cock. 2111 An Assortment of Electric Bells. 2112 Steam Engine Mountings, assorted. 2113 Water Valves, assorted. 2114 Turret and House Bells, Electric Bells. 2115 Exhaust Injector. • 2116 Various Water Lifters.

NO. 22.

J. A. ROBERTS, 1 ETON TERRACE, LATROBE-STREET.

2117 Threshing Machine.

NO. 23.

D. MCDONALD, SYDNEY-ROAD, COBURG.

2118 Improved Field Elevator.

NO. 24.

F. FREANE, PORT MELBOURNE.

2119 Sheaf of Cocksfoot Grass, grown at Warragul.

No. 25.

T. W. BARKE, 5A QUEEN-STREET.

Agents for JOSEPH EVANS AND SONS, Culnell Pump Works, Wolverhamp- ton, England. 2120 Colonial or Tank Pump, 2in. Fig. 1. 2121 Colonial or Tank Pump, 3in., Fig. 1. 2122 Colonial or Tank Pump, 4in„ Fig 1. 2123 Fluted Head Tank Pump, 2|in., Fig. 1. 2124 Fluted Head Tank Pump, 3£in., Fig. 1. 2125 Fluted Head Tank Pump, 4in., Fig. 1. 2126 Improved Pitcher Spout Pump, closed top, 3in„ Fig. 7. 2127 Improved Pitcher Spout Pump, open top, 3in., Fig. 7. 2128 Improved Pitcher Spout Pump, open top, 2£in., Fig. 7. 2129 Bracketed Tail Colonial Pump, open top, 3in., Fig 5. 2130 Bracketed Back Colonial Pump, 2|in„ Fig. 2.

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2131 Fluted Head, 3|in„ Fig. 2. 2132 Fluted Head, 4in„ Fig. 2. 2133 Fluted Head, 2£in., Fig. 2. 2134 Fluted Head, 3in., Fig. 2. 2135 Improved Double-rod Colonial Pump, 3in., Fig. 6. 2136 Improved Tripod Colonial Pump, 3in., Fig. 10. 2137 Fluted Head Long Barrel, 2£in. 2138 Fluted Head Long Barrel, 3in. 2139 Improved Colonial Yard Pump, 3in., Fig. 100. 2140 Portable Galvanised Iron Tripod Pump, 4jin„ Fig. 46. 2141 Galvanised Wrought-iron Californian or Contractor's Pump, 4in., Fig. 49. 2142 Deep Well Hand, Force and Lift Pump, with air chamber and hose- couplings, 3in., Fig. 111. 2143 Flanged Base Lift and Force Pump, 3in., Fig. 113. 2144 Bracketed Lift and Force Pump, with air chamber and drawn-off cock, 3|in., Fig. 121. 2145 Improved " Guide-rod," Lift and Force Pump, with air chamber and drawn-off cock, 3^in., Fig. 127. 2146 Improved Double-acting Lift and Force Pump, air chamber and 2". discharge pipes, 3in., Fig. 127. 2147 Brass Lift and Force Pump, on plank, 2|in., Fig. 131. 2148 Brass Lift and Force Pump, rotary hand power, 3in., Fig. 16. 2149 Single-barrel Brass Deep Well Pump, 3in., Fig. 220. 2150 Syphon Windmill Working Barrel, with handle and fork, 4in. 2151 Windmill Head, with handle and fork, 2^in. 2152 Double-acting Windmill Pump, 5in. x Sin. 2153 Improved Rotary Force Pump, No. 4, Fig. 160, for power. 2154 Improved Rotary Force Pump, No. 3, Fig. 160, for hand. 2155 Improved Rotary Wine Pump, Fig. 169, for tripod. 2156 Rotary Cellar, Fig. 169. 2157 Challenge Pump, 6in. 2158 Gun-metal Fire or Deck Pump and Hose Couplings. 2159 Improved-acting "Railroad" Force Pump, 4in., Fig. 158. 2160 Barrel Brass Engine Frame Pump, for 2 men, 3in., Fig. 250. 2161 Improved Portable Barrel Homestead or Fire Pump, on wheels, 3in>. Fig. 406A. 2162 Cornish Steam Pump, Tonkin's patent direct action.

T. W. BARKE,

Agent for the ALBION LAMP COMPANY, Birmingham, England. 2163 Reppingille's Patent Kerosene Oil Boiling Stove, No. 28. 2164 Reppingille's Patent Kerosene Oil, No. 29. 2165 Reppingille's Patent Kerosene Oil Cooking Stove, No. 5. 2166 Reppingille's Patent Kerosene Oil Cooking Stove, No. 32.

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HO MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

2167 Reppingille's Patent Kerosene Oil Heating and Cooking Stove No. 55. 2168 Reppingille's Patent Kero Oil Dinner Stove, No. 63. 2169 Reppingille's Patent Kero Oil Breakfast Stove, No. 69. 2170 Reppingille's Patent Kero Oil Baking and Boiling Stove, No. 74. 2171 Reppingille's Patent Kero Oil Kitchener, No. 67. 2172 Reppingille's Patent Kero Oil Coffee Muller, for counter, No. 90. T. W. BARKE, Agent for W. H. DUNKLEY, Birmingham. 2173 Wire-body Perambulator, metallic wheels, rubber tyre, and moveable canopy. 2174 Wire-body Perambulator, metallic wheels, with buggy hood and reversible body. 2175 Wire-body Perambulator, metallic wheels, with patent double scroll springs and canopy.

NO. 26.

CHARLES ATKINS, 120 FLINDERS LANE, WEST. 2176 Leather Machine Belting. 2177 Lubricants. No. 27.

FRANK VIAL AND CO., MACAULY-ROAD, HOTHAM.

2178 Leather Belts, copper wire stitched. 2179 Leather Belts, thong stitched. 2180 Leather Link Belting. 2181 Leather Buckets. 2182 Belt Laces. 2183 Requirements for Mills.

NO. 28.

SHIELDS AND CO, 245 ELIZABETH-STREET, Agents for MASON, SMITHERS AND Co.

2184 Deering's Reaper and Binder.

No. 29.

JOHN HOUDEN, BROADFORD.

2185 Harrows with Swingletrees.

No. 30.

R. J. WILLSON, 12 PEEL-STREET, WINDSOR.

2186 Fermor Willson's, New Patent Washing Machine.

MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. Ill

No. 31. i

JOHN BOOTH, WALLAN.

2187 Drag Harrow. 2188 Set AL Harrows, comatible drag-bar, cover 15ft. 2189 Set Al Harrows, extra strong square steel tines, cover lift. 2190 Set A2 Harrows, extra strong square, cover 12ft. 6in. 2191 Set A2 Harrows, strong oval steel, cover 12ft. 6in. 2192 Set A2 Harrows, square iron, cover 9ft. 6in. 2193 Set A3 Harrows, medium oval steel, cover lift. 2194 Set A3 Harrows, medium oval, cover 8ft. 6in. 2195 Set A4 Harrows, light square, cover lift. 6in. 2196 Set A4 Harrows, light square, iron, cover 8ft. 6in. 2197 Set A5 Harrows, 3-horse power swingletree. 2198 Set A5 Harrows, 2-horse power swingletree.

No. 32.

TRUSTEES OF LATE G. MUNRO, ALFREDTON, BALL/LRAT. 2199 Stripper. 2200 Stripper. 2201 Winnowers. 2202 Reaper and Mower. 2203 Set Horse Anks. 2204 Chaffcutter. 2205 Double-furrow Plough.

No. 33. I McBRIAR, OSBORNE AND CO., 32 QUEEN-STREET. 2206 Hack's Patent Stump Extractor, " The Little Demon." 2207 Englebert's Lubricator. t No. 34.

W. BRIERLEY, SANDRIDGE ROAD.

2208 Reapers and Mowers. 2209 Chaffcutters. 2210 Horse-powers.

No. 85.

J. T. THOMAS, SOMERSET-PLAOE, ELIZABETH-STREET. 2211 Specific for Dipping Sheep for the Eradication of Tick, Lica, or Scab.

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112 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

No. 36.

McCALMAN, GARDE, AND Co., BLACKWOOD-STREET, NORTH MELBOURNE.

2212 6 Single-furrow Ploughs, assorted. 2213 5 Double-furrow Ploughs, assorted. 2214 Double-furrow Plough and Subsoil. 2215 2 3-furrow Ploughs. 2216 Grubber and Scarifier. 2217 2 Sets Grabbing Harness. 2218 4 Sets Seed Harrows. 2219 Field Roller. 2220 Harvester, McKay's Patent, special exhibit. 2221 2-horse Hoes. 2222 Set 2-horse Trees. 2223 Set 3-horse Trees. 2224 Set 4-horse Trees. No. 37.

R. BODINGTON, QUEENSBEKRY-STREET, CARLTON.

2225 Sharp's Patent Rabbit Exterminator.

No. 38. ALEXANDER AND CO., 41 SWANSTON-STREET, 2226 6 Portable Copper Furnaces, " The Acme." 2227 4 " Colonial " Mangling and Wringing Machines. 2228 4 " Champion " Mangling and Wringing Machines. 2229 3 " Victoria " Mangling and Wringing Machines. 2230 12 Patent Safety Mangling and Wringing Machines. 2231 Keystone Washing Machine.

No. 39.

J. W. LLOYD, ITALIAN APIARY, DUNDAS-PLACE, ALBERT PARK.

2232 Stock Hive of Pure Italian Bees. 2233 Honey Excavator. 2234 Bee Smoker. 2235 2 Sheets of Artificial Comb Foundation.

No. 40. JAMES MOORE, CONNESS-STREET, CIIILTERN.

2236 Patent Multiple Lifting Plough, 3 furrows, for vineyards. 2237 Three-furrow Vineyard Plough. 2238 Two-furrow Vine and Ordinary Plough, for light ploughing. 2239 Scarifier.

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MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. 113

No. 41.

JOHN ABRAHAMS, SIIEPPHERD-STREET EAST, BALLARAT. 2240 Windmill and Pump.

No. 42.

JOSEPH NICHOLSON, 23 BOOVERIE-STREET, CARLTON. 2241 Patent Spur-geared Stripper, fitted with circular front carriage aud steering bar. 2242 Patent Spur-geared Stripper, fitted with patent double-wheel front carriage, high body. 2243 Patent Spur-geared Stripper, fitted with improved single steering front wheel and carriage, specially adapted for crabholey ground. 2244 Grand National Prize Winnower, with double-shaking drake screens, elevators, and bag jumper. 2245 Grand National Prize Winnower, fitted with patent self-cleaning drake screens, with patent adjustable fly-wheel and crank to regulate the shake of the riddles, under-carriage, elevator, and bag jumper. 2246 Horseworks for one or two horses, Nicholson's improved, price £18. 2247 Nicholson's Patent Double-speed Back Delivery Reaping and Mowing Machine, price £33. 2248 Nicholson's Patent Single-speed Back Delivery Reaping Machine, price £80. 2249 Nicholson's Prize Mowing Machine, with steel-plated malleable fingers, price £27 10s. 2250 Nicholson's Prize Mowing Machine, fitted with cutter bar outside of driving wheel, and steel-plated malleable fingers, price £27 10s. 2251 Nicholson's Improved Patent Reaper and Horseworks combined, price £40. 2252 Nicholson's Combined_ Self-acting Side and Back Delivery Reaper, price £45. 2253 Double-furrow Plough. 2254 Treble-furrow Plough. 2255 Hand or Horse Threshing Machine, for threshing peas, headings, &c.; price £17 10s. 2256 Champion Gold Medal Harvester, for stripping, threshing, winnowing, and bagging, in one operation, all kinds of grain. 2257 Patent Grass Seed Stripper, specially adapted for stripping all kinds of English grass seed ; price, £80.

No. 43.

ROBINSON AND SONS, A'BECKETT-STREST. 2258 Latest Improved Double-speed Screw Wool Press. 2259 Latest Improved Rack and Pinion Wool Press.

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114 MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

2260 Fixed Box Double-speed Screw Wool Press. 2261 Powerful Screw Wool Dumping Press. 2262 Latest Improved Champion Stripper. 2263 Champion Double-blast Winnower. 2264 Champion Double-furrow Plough. 2265 Squatter's Iron Tank Plough. 2266 Champion Automatic-wheel Earth Scoop. 2267 Champion Automatic-wheel Earth Scoop, for sandy soil. 2268 Patent Three-wheel Earth Scoop. 2269 Patent Two-wheel Earth Scoop. 2270 Latest Improved Round Buck Skid Scoop. 2271 Latest Improved Square Buck Skid Scoop. 2272 Latest Improved Drain-making Buck Skid Scoop 2273 Patent Combined Disc Harrow and Seed Sower. 2274 Compound Lever and Batchet Wine Press. 2275 Combined Grape-stemmer and Crusher. 2276 Improved Bag Elevator, for loading drays. 2277 Improved Self-acting Wheel, with loose centre, for double- furrow ploughs. 2278 Little Gem Washing Machine.

No. 44.

MARK ABRAHAMS, BANK-PLACE, OFF COLLINS-STREET WEST.

2279 Hayward's Patent Semi-prism Pavement Lights. 2280 Hayward's Patent Diamond Lens Floor Lights. 2281 Hayward's Patent Venetian Ventilators. 2282 Hayward's Patent Inlet and Outlet. 2283 Hayward's Bayles' Mica Flap Ventilators. 2284 White Lead, M A over anchor brand. 2285 Powers' Terebine, M A over anchor brand.

No. 45.

T. HENDERSON & CO., ELIZABETH-STREET KORTH.

2286 Buck-eye Reaper and Binder. 2287 Combined Stripper and Winnower, Bowman's patent. 2288 Stripper. 2289 Winnower. 2290 Reaper. 2291 Mower. 2292 Double-furrow Plough.

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No. 46.

CASTLEMAINE HORSE AND CATTLE FOOD MANUFACTURING CO. (LIMITED.) Manager, W. CAMPBELL ; Secretary, G. THOMAS.

2293 Two cwt. Horse and Cattle Food, in bags. 2294 One cwt. Horse and Cattle Food, in tins.

NO. 47.

G. SEYMOUR, ROMSEY.

2295 New Double-acting Hay and Straw Press.

NO. 48.

PATRICK HENRY, YEERUNG YEERUNG, STRATFORD, SALE.

2296 Exhibit of Linen Flax, in the mill stage, grown and manufactured by the exhibitor at Yeerung, Gippsland.

NO. 49.

T. W. NORRIS, 70 CHAPEL-STREET PRAHRAN.

2297 Norris' Spice for Cattle.

NO. 50.

THE AUSTRALASIAN MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE- SOCIETY, LIMITED, 95 COLLINS-STREET WEST. 2298 Stand for Office.

NO. 51.

LONG AND CO, 101 ELIZABETH-STREET. 2299 Stores. 2300 Churns. 2301 Lawn Mowers. No. 52.

JOHNSTON BROS., 73 BOURKE STREET.

2302 Camarin Lime Stone Drip Filter, in varnished case 2303 2304 Camarin Lime Stone Drip Filter, in earthenware. 2605 Camarin Lime Stone Drip Filter, in canvas bag, patent. 2306 Canvas Water Coolers. 2307 Camarin Lime Stone Vacuum Patent Filter, in galvanised iron tank. 2808 Glass Jar with Camarin Lime Stone. 2309 Drip Filter Complete.

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No. 53.

EDWARDS AND WETTENHALL, 191 LITTLE BOORKE-STREET EAST. 2310 Saddle Trees. No. 54.

ALFRED CORNWALL, PHCENIX-STREET, BRONSWICK. 2311 Potteryware, of every description.

No. 55.

J. H. ADAMSON, QUEENSBERRY AND CHETWYND-STREETS, HOTHAM. 2312 Improvements in Strippers.

No. 56.

JAMES GRANT, ELIZABETH-STREET NORTH. 2313 Vineyard Plough. 2314 Breaking-up Plough. 2315 Squatters' or Road Plough. 2316 Set Zigzag Harrows, 3 a set. 2317 Set Harrows, 2 a set. 2318 Set Swingle Trees, for 3 horses. 2319 Set Swingle Trees, for 2 horses. 2320 Hillside Plough. 2321 Farm Waggon, for general purposes. 2322 Farm Dra>, for general purposes. 2323 Double-furrow Plough, heavy. 2324 Double-furrow Plough, light. 2325 Double-wheeled Single-furrow Plough. 2326 Double-wheeled Single-furrow Plough. 2327 Medium-sized 3-horse Plough. 2328 Medium-sized 1-horse Plough, heavy. 2329 Medium-sized 1-horse Plough, light. 2330 Medium-sized Subsoil Plough. 2331 Horse Hoe and Drill Plough, combined. 2332 Horse Hoe and Drill, heavy. 2333 Horse Hoe and Drill, light.

No. 57.

W. WILLIS, 31 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET WEST. 2334 Squatting Requisites, Sheep Brands, Cattle Brands, Sheep Markers, Stencils, and a variety of other small squatting requisites.

No. 58.

BENNIE, TEA RE AND Co, 12 TO 16 A'BECKETT-STREET EAST. 2335 Horizontal Engine, 2336 Bench Drill.

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2337 Stocks and Dies. 2338 Steam Gauges. 2339 Bolts and Nuts. 2340 Bars of Mild Steel. 2341 Cotton Belting. 2342 Leather Belting. 2343 Ratchet Braces. 2344 Wells' Oil Cans. 2345 Wringing Machines. 2346 Engine Packing. 2347 White and Coloured Waste. 2348 Babbitt's Metal. 2349 Mitreing Machines. 2350 Horse Nails. 2351 Steel Nails. 2352 Indiarubber. 2353 Asbestos. 2354 Cast-steel Spanners. 2355 Sponge Cloths. 2356 Engineer's Hammers. 2357 Engineers' Lamps. 2358 Weston's Pulley Blocks. 2359 Anvils and Vices. 2360 Lathe Heads. 2361 Red and White Lead. 2362 Bellows (circular and long shape.) 2363 Crucibles. 2364 Jack Chain. 2365 Lifting Jacks. 2366 Tube Brushes. 2367 Glass Tubes. 2368 Sewing Machines. No. 59. CHARLES BAILEY, ROSLYN-STREET, MIDDLE BRIGHTON. 2369 Bailey and Kerr's Patent " Hydropult," for washing stables, carriages, and watering gardens. Price from 25s. to 45s. 2370 Bailey and Kerr's Patent Potatoe Peeler. Price Is. 6d.

NO. 60.

J. R. RYAN, 43 ELIZABETH-STREET, NORTH. 2371 Great English Horse and Cattle Spice Food and Worm Powder.

NO. 61. W. RADFORD, 19 POST OFFICE-PLACE. 2372 Double-body Tub. 2373 Single-body Tub.

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21S MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.

2374 6 Cheese Vats. 2375 2 Curd Vats. 2376 4 Hand Cans. 2377 Copper Boiler, frame and pipe. 2378 Iron Oval Tubs. 2379 Iron Round Tubs. 2380 Travelling Boxes. 2381 Bonnet Boxes. 2382 Meat-safes. No. 62. D. EDWARDS, 274 EIZABETH-STREET. 2383 Two 4-horse Cultivators. 2384 Two 3-horse Cultivators. 2385 Two 2-horse Cultivators. 2386 T wo Single-furrow Ploughs. 2387 Two Double-furrow Ploughs. 2388 Set of Keyed-tail Harrows. 2389 Set of Driven-tail Harrows. 2390 Set of Howard's Harrows. 2391 Wheel Harrows. 2392 New Excelsior Scarifier. 2393 Set of Lock-tail Harrows. 2394 Chaffcutter. 2395 Horseworks.

No. 63. HENRY BISHOP, 79 BOURKE-STREET EAST. 2396 Davis' Sewing Machines. 2397 Bicycles. 2398 Tricycles. 2399 Perambulators.

No. 64.

E. DARK, 19 LITTLE BOURKE-STREET WEST. 2400 Squatters' requirements of every description. 2401 Patent Sheep Labels. 2402 Wire Strainers. 2403 Cattle Brands. No. 65. JOHN COCKERILL, ROSEBANK, MORANG. 2404 Hay and Straw Press.

No. 66. F. FLOOD, 139 LONSDALE-STREET WEST. 2405 Wafer Lifters.

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