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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The following is the list of prizes awarded
at the Horticultural Society's Show on the
20th ult : — Pot Plante : Best collection of
not less than twelve varieties, Carl Fuchs,
15b ; second best, W. Jovce, lOs. Bust col
lection (40) of fuschias, T. R, Lowe, 7s. fid.
Best collection of new or rare plants, J. EL
Barratt, 15s. ; second do., E. Stirling, !0s.
Best collection of foliage plants, W. Dale,
7s. 6d. Cut Flowers : Best collection of
not less than twelve varieties, Thomas Hall,
7s. fid. ; second best, H. Prinsep, 5e. ; third
do.. J. E. Barratt. Best show of pelar
goniums, W. Joyce, 5s. ; second beet. His
Honor the Chief Justice. Best collection of
eonale geraniums, (no award) ; second do.,
W. Joyce, 2s. Cd. Best collection of roses,
10s., Thomas Bandy; second do., Joseph
Wylde, 7s. 6d. Best show of pansies, J. E.
Barratt, 5s. ; second do., 2s. 6d., Thomas
Bandy. No first award was made for
verbenas; tiie second prize fell to W..
Thompson. Best show of gladioli, J. K,
Barratt, 5s. Best collestion of petunias.
W. Thompson, os. ; second best, J. E^
Barrett, 2s. 6d. Bridal bouquet, first prize*
Miss Lucy Hall ; second prize, .Miss Wrene
fordeley. Hand bouquet, first prize, 5s.,
Hatton Richards ; second do., 2s. 6d., Miss
BackshaU. Table bouquet, first prize, C. C.
Fauntleroy, 7e. 6d. ; second prize, Thomas
Hall. Best collection of busn flowers, Ss.,
Miss BackshaU. Best floral device, Mrs. G.
Stubberfield ; tecond do., Mrs. W. Stubber
neld; third do., Mrs. Mead. Special ^extra)
prize, diantbus, J. E. Barratt, 5s.
-BestcoUectionof fruit, James Gallop, 15s.
Best show of oranges, i\ Sherwood, 10s.
Best lemons, F. Sherwood, 10s. ; second do.,
F. Backshall, 5s. Best show of loquate,
James Gallop, 5s. j second best, F. Back
shaU, 2s. 6d. Strawberries, special prize,
10s., W. Thompson ; first prize, 5s., Joseph
Wylde ; second do., Thomas Bandy. Dried
Fruits : Best show of Zante currants, 10s.,
James GaUop. Best show of raisins, 15s.,
James GaUop. Best display of figs, 7s. 6d.,
James Gallop ; second do., Samuel Weedon,
5s.
Best collection of vegetables, 15s., Thomas
HaU ; seconddo., 7s, GcL, S. Weedon. Best
collection of potatoes, F. Backshall, lOs.
Best Eaniple of one kind of potatoes, F.
Sherwood, 7s. 6d- ; second best do., 2s. 6d.,
S. Weedon. Best coUection of cabbages,
7s., S. Weedon ; second do., J. Fitzgibbon,
5s. Best cabbage of one kind, 5s., J. E.
Barratt. Best coUection red cabbage, 5s.
S. Weedon. Best show of cauliflowers, W.
Thompson, 7s. 6d.; second prize, 5s. S.
Weedon. Best collection of peas, 7s. 6d.
Thomas Douglas ; second do., R. Ferrard,
5s. Best celery, R. Fervard, 7s. 6d. Best
lettuce, Thomas Douglas, 5s. Bust French
beans, James Gallop, 5s. Best show of
turnips, S. Weedon, 5s. Best s'aow of
carrots, 7s. (id.. W. Waldock ; sc-xmd best,
Douglas and Ashby, 5s. Best parsni].iE,
Dougbis and Aahiiy, bs. Best beet root, 5s.
Geo. Sheuton. iiest spinach, 0s., Joseph
Wylde.
Best six bottles of jrm, R. Joyce. 10.-. ;
second besL, C C. Fauntier^y, 5s. lio'.-t dry
red wine, &t, P. .&.. Gugeri. Best di:y
white wine, JZ2, P. A. Gugeri ; second do.,
Dr. Waylen, £1. Extra f.rize for honey, 5s.,
H. Capom.
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