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Bankyfelio Show. The tiveji c.* ton r t h <lIlHwal slow i:i connec- tion with t'i: Banky-ioiiin and District Horti- cultural Society hold at the Schoulrooui oil -^liuivday tlis < tJ: inst. Fine weather i>a* Oiwed one ol the host exiribitums ever held in conine- tion with tlie Society. There v. as a remarkailly d display ot hoi'ti.-Mltural prodioce. Iv.o .parsnips o:id carrots were ;>rti:.u::irly fine exhibits, and the se ring onions WErc so ()OL that in both Cluö:; 1. and Cuiv-j 11. they carried oft the special prize: for the jest exi ibit:. Tlj,o:,o o lave cean t.ie Yo.etaoles e.vhi 11< 1 year after year see almcst the best which it i. poscible" to I'.ttiwn in that There a fine selee-1 tion of Ho-e s. and apples vrre a feature of t e all-;nr. There was good competition in the a<j;-icniiltai*ai section. M i itrraivlly the tinc.e at Ixmby: elin. there was I very nice lot o. :'o:lk' atld ciuge and an interesting cvJlc»-tion of micella neous exh'bits. ■}.u*.jor Dowlc'jesv.eM a ts as 1 reridont of the a.»cicty, aad Capt. B'ivk'ey. Ca-Gtleyci fod, arid Mr H. Deinjetor. L u ghai ne, as the vo-pre.Monl The .c.-r-jtarial dutie.; are efficiently di: oi a! ::cc' i,v- }[r Ji. J>. Thoma; Pont^vm. r.i:l.;t Mr 11. H. Jene,, Warweii- r.L.t, acts -t ti'eaiM.'o; The Committee are rs fc.: Me :'j,rs J. Career, Trecadw/an (;c-ha:»'Ria.:i) G. S. C. reel*. Wc-nvlit; John Jiidward>, Jamkyfelin; J. 1". Thomas, Doric's Court; G. S;:riv; Baak.vfelii:: B. Lewis, B-mkyii'eli:; \V. LI. Harries, Cactaliy-.vaun; John Hirries, ShrJp; J. Davies, Rushreoer; J. P. W a.iteivj, Llyiotic i: E. CriffitliG, B.iky- ■fejin; W. Hi ts. C;win Stores: B. Phi'-ii-ps, ij:y joii?n Viil^c T.vjmaa, Poiitfowin; K. Da. icL-, T.'ern D. Roger:?, Nar.tyci; D. C*. Davies. Pretoria D. J. Davies, Cwmau- T. D. Davies, Coe^ -ae; W. 'ï'as, Pantyrhead T. E. Williams, Na.:ityi*Iu:-hor;; J. Da-vies, Sarnai; Farm; J. M. AViHiams Pa.i'kyrabaot; James Griffiths, Banlivfo'iu J. Protheroe^ I#'v, x iKirrsi-i. Tlx2 Jiidje' were: M." W, H. Kirkham, Wol-cestel-; Garden pridi-ee. Mr T-u'lervi'le. The Garden". Abcrii/yili Palace; Farm pro duoe. Mr and Mrs H. Jones-Divvies. Glvn- e Xantyaredip;; Fancy work. ?.II -es Forbes. L'ysoJien, and Mrs H. Joan s Da ies Rope splic-Mii^ com.pet.iton and Avrlkin; sti'ks: Mr T. Davies, Ooedoae; Boot-nai!in<; com- lietition, lr AViHiams, Mansel street, Car- marthen; Oack hooping cori-etitijii. Mr T. Plii'l'iips, Cv m'ia -h. Appended is the PRIZE L[ST. HORTlOULTTr A I> SECTTOX. J. Tlie Garden Produce is conhaea to County of Carmarthen. FLOWERS. ETC. Specimen window p'-ut 1, Mrs Davies, iShcp, Bankyfelin; 2. John Edwards, Fox and Holids, Bankyfelin. Tllree .pfi,iito, in bloom: 1. Mrs Davies, Shop; 22 John Edwards. Fox and Hoilnds. FRUIT. Applies, dessert, 6 fruit: 1. Walter Evans, Cambrian place. Carmarthen; 2, J. Pro- thieroe, Lhvyndris.sy, St. Clears. Apples, kitchen, G fruit: 1, J. H. Pheliis, Carmarthen 2. T Ne. ;us, Carmarthen. Plums. (j frr.it: 1, W. Evans; 2, "W. Jen ki n s, J oh n st'vw n. Beans, broad. 12 pods: 1, T. Negus 2, J. Prot.be roe. Beans, French, 12 rods: 1, T. Negns; 2, Jchn Thomas, Post Office, St. Clears. Beans, Runner, 12 pxls 1, Ca.pt. Buckley, Castleigorfod; 2, W. Ilrans. Carrots, fong red, (j roots: 1. John Ed, wards 2. W. WHJiams. Arch Cottage, St. Clears. Carrots, short- red, (j rods: i. W. Williams. Arch Cottage 2, J. M. "Williams, Parkyr- aobot. Cablbage, table. 3: 1. T. Negus: 4J, D. James. Maenllwyd. Llangunnock. Caljihage, red. 3: 1. W. Williams; 2, Capt. Buckley. Leeks, (j: 1. J. Phelps; 2, J Protheroe. Onions. Spriup; own. (j: 1. J. H. Phelps; 2, Capt. Buckley; 3, B. Jones, Pwllyr;iafel. St. Clears. Onions, blood red, 6 1, Capt. Buckley 2. B. Joneis. Onions, potato, G: 1, W. Williams. Parsnips, G roots 1, W. Williams, Arch Cottage, St. Clears: 2. John Edwards. Potatoes, round 12: 1, Capt. Buckley; 2, W. Williams. Potatoes, kidney. 12: 1. T. Negus; 2, Miss Thomas, Tyrbach, TJlangunnor. Peas, 12 pods: 1, T. Negus. Rhaiibarlb. (j sticks: 1. J. H. Phelps; 2, B. Jonere. Turnips, garden, 6: 1, John Thomas, St. Clears; 2, J. Proth-eroe. Vegetable marrows, 2: 1, J. H. Phelps; 2, T. Xenus. Sam-pile of shallots, 12: 1. W. Williams, St. Clears; 2, W. Walters, Rhyd, Mydrim. Specimen of parsley: 1, John Edwards; 2, J. Thomas. Cabbage, lettuce, 3: 1, J H Phelps; 2, J. Thomas. Bottle of "My Own" Scotch Whiskey, given by Messrs Hadyn Williams and Co.. 7. King st.. Carmarthen, for best exhibit in the above classes 1, J. H. Phelps. CLASS II. Open to Cottagers who have no Glass. Houses and grow their pilants in their own windows. WINDOW PLANTS, ETC. Three window plants, in bloom: 1. D. Griffiths, Bankyfelin; 2, W. John, Banky- felin. Geranium, single specimen, in flower: 1. John. Specimen plant, the host 1, D. (riffiths: 2. D. Thoinas, Bankyfelin. Fuichsia. single specimen: 1, D. Griffiths; 2. Peter Thomas. Bankyfelin. CUT FLOW MRS. Dahlias, 4 varieties, 1 b:loj'll each: 1. T. Bowen, St. Clears; 2, J. P. Walters, Pen- lliwynbach. FRUIT. Apples, eating, G: 1, James Cuiuiick, Bankyfelin 2. Joseph Phillips, Bankyfelin. Apples, baking, G: 1, Peter Thomas; 2, Joseph Phillips. Plums, f): Evan Roderick, Ffynondwrch. Nantgaredig; 2. Peter Thomas. VEGETABLES. Beans, broad, 12 pods: 1, W. John: 2, Peter Thomas. Beans, French, 12 pods: 1. T. Bowen, St. Clears. Beans, Runner, 12 pods: 1, T. Bowen; 2, Dd. Arthur. Abeigwili. Carrots, long red, 6 roots: 1, T. Bowen, St. Clears; W. Carrots, short red, G roots: 1, W. John; 2, Pet,ar Thomas. Calbha.ge, table, 3: 1, Dd. Griffiths, Banky felin; 2. Miss Esther Davies, Bankyfelin. Cabbage, red, 3: 1. Peter Thomas; 2, Dd. Griffiths. Leeks, 6: 1. Joseph Phillips; 2, Peter Thomas. Lettuce, cabbage, 3: 1. Peter Thomas; 2, Joseph Phillips. Onions, Spring sown, (j: 1, T. Bowen, St. Clears. Onions, blood red, (j: 1. T. Bowen, St. Clears; 2, P. Thomas, Bankyfelin. Onions, potato, 6: 1, T. Bowen. Parsnips, (i roots: 1, W. John; 2. T. Bowen. Potatoes, round, 12: 1, P.C. Davies, St. Clears: 2, Peter Thomas. Potatoes, kidney. 12: 1, Mis Harries, Nantyraiws. Peas. 12 pods: 1, Mrs Harries, Nantycaws 2. W. John, Bankyfelin. Rhubarb, 4 sticks: 1, W. John; 2, James Cunniek. Turnips, garden, (j: 1, Peter Thomas; 2, T. Bowen. Vegetable marrows, 2: 1. T. Bowen; 2, Peter Thomas. ShaHots, 12: 1, T. Bowen; 2. John Lewis, Brynfelin. St. Clears. Specimen of parsley: 1. W. John; 2. Peter Thomas. Bottlie of special Whiskey, given by Mr J. Burgees. Nelson Hotel, Carmarthen, for the hest ehihit in a.bove classes: T. Bowen, St Clears. OPEN TO CLASSES 1. & II Bunch of willd flowers, ferns and grasses, open to children under 12 years of age. Children to make the bunch in the show, and to tie a label with age and entry on each bunch 1, Percy Thomas, Pontcmvin 2, Dd. Griffiths, Bankyfelin; 3, Dd. Thomas. Collection olf potatoes, 6 varieties, 6 of each: 1. W. Williams. Beetroot, 3 roots: 1, W. Williams: 2, W. Johu. I Celery, 2 sticks: 1, T. Bowen; 2, Howell H. Jones. Casj'uni'ber, lidge, 1 1. John Davies, Sarinvu Farm 2, T. Negus. Onions, pickling, 12: 1, Esther Davies; 2, D. Griffiths. Radish. G roots: 1, T. Bowen; 2, John :d 1\,1 n.b. SPECIAL PRIZES. Best six parsnips In the show,, given by Mr W. Davies, Werti, Bankyfelin: 1. W. Will iams.'Aich Cottage, St. Clears. Dish of Lick ley's "Royal Welshman" | potato, given by Mr W. Lickley, seeehiiian, Carmarthen: 1, T. Negus, Carmarthen. Best six leeks in the show, given by Air W. Thomas, ironmonger, Carmarthen: 1, J. H. Plveips, Carmarthen. Best exhibit in classes 59 to 05, given by Mr W. Thomas, ironmonger: T. Bowen, St. Clears. Collection of cut garden flowers, given by Mr T. Forbes, Llysonen: 1, T. Holmes,! Brondeg, L'lanelly; J, W. Negus, Carmar- then 3, T. Negus, Carmarthen. Collection of slyeet peas, 0 different varie- tics, 3 of each, given by Mr G. Spriggs 1 i W. N eg:is. Carriin rt'lven. Collection of Carnations, (j varieties, 1 bbom each, given by Mr G. S. Carver, Wen- L T. Holmes, LI a nelly; i" W. Negu s. Collection of 12 apples,, 1 of each sort, given by Mr John Rogers, Nantyci: 1, Mr s Harries. Nantycaws. Six varieties d vegetables, distinct, given by Mesa's Ed. Parsons, seed merchants, Swansea, theploduce of seeds supplied by them or their agent. Mr John Davies, grocer, Bankyfelin: 1. John Edwards, Fox and Hounds; 2, John Thomas, P.O., St. Clears. CoMection of roots, 1 varieties. 3 of each: given by Mr C. Chapman, Blue street, Car- marthen 1. W. Williams, Llwyupiod, Aber- gwili. Cock or hen (three mile radius), given by Me sis J. D ivies and Son. Cloth Hal'1, Car- marthen John Edwaids. Fox and Hounds. Best window pIant in class -s 1 and 2, given by Mr D. Jeremy Rees, Clifton House, Carmarthen D. Griffiths. Beit apples in specified (lasses, given by Messrs Haydn Wiliams and Co., 7. King dreet, Carmarthen: J. H. Phelps. Carmar- then. Best pair of blacksmith's nailed boots, given by Messrs Howell H. Jones, Warwen- nMt and J. Edwards, Fox and Hounds: Ben Jones, Petiline. St. Clears. AGRICULTURAL SECTION. Open to Classes I. and II. FARM PRODUCE. Swedes. 0: 1, J. Davies. Hendy, Llall- gain; 2, J. Griffiths, Cochybarlys; 3. T. Wil Liams, Nantyrhebog. Mangolds, long red, 6: 1, J. Davies, Hendy; 2, J. Griffiths, Cochybaillys; 3, Arthur Jones, Penrhiw. Mangolds, yelllow globe. G: 1. Llewellyn, Asgood; 2. J. Davies, Hendy; 3, J. Griffiths, CoehybarHys. Best sample of roots in above dlasses, given by Mr S. T. Rees, chemist, Lammas street, Carm«rth<en: Llewelyn, Asgood. POULTRY (Dead). Pair of fowls: 1, J. Edwards; 2, Mrs Rogers. Blaenffynon. Pair of ducks: 1, John Edwards 2, Mrs James. Best exhibit in above classes, given by Messrs E. Morris and Co., The Big Hat, Carmarthen: 1, John Edwards. POULTRY. Game. any variety, cock or hen: 1, Mes is Morris land VSonis, Lanhwnt Poultry Farm, ('"yiKlerwen, R.S.O. 2. W. J. Harries, Prince Cdburg Hotel'. Ponthr'iyd 3, Mr Dl. John. 9. Pottery place, Llanedy; r., Msesrs Matthews, and Beynon, Bryuteg House, Pontardulais; vhc.. Mr T. Holmes, Brondeg, 1.-lanelly; lie.. Mr R. B. Price, Station read, Rhayader. Wyandotte, white: 1, Messrs F. and J. H. Jones, Dryslwyn. Golden Grove; 2, Mr T. J. Walters, 40, Alstred street, Kidwelly; 3, Mr Preece, Dryslwyn, Carmarthen; r., Mr Jenkins, White Mill terrace, Johnstown, Carmarthen; vhc., Mrs W. Holdsworth, Ford Hoi ises, Wolverhampton; lie., Mr J. H. l'helips, Carmarthen. Leghorn, any variety, cock or hen: 1, Mr F. Dark, Poultry Yards. Hanelly 2, Mr W. Pi ■eeces, Dryslwyn; 3, and c., Mr C. L. Brunei White, Carmarthen; vl'ic. Mr G. W. Read, Weston-super-Mare; Bremenda, Peny- groes, Llandebie c., Mr John Lewis, Bryn felin, St. Clears. Wyandotte, any variety, cock or hen: 1, Mr John Edwards, Bankyfelin; 2. Mr Tom R. Grant, Caventry; 3, Mr B. Preece, Madley, Salop; r., Messrs Harries Bros., White ,1Ii,ll, Carmarthen; vhc., Mr H. Water house, G'lossop; Mr Fred King, Friar's Cottage, Carmarthen; lie., Messrs T. and J. t ri. Jones, Dryslwyn; he., Mr J. A. Davies, Cloth Llandebie c., Miss Daisy Wilson, Bynea. TJanellv. Plymouth Rock, any variety, cock or hen j 1. Messrs Harries Bros. White Mill; 2, and r., Messrs J. Greenfield and Son, White Mill; 3, Mr T..T. Walters. Kidwelly, Orpington, any variety, cock or hen: 1, H. Buckley Roderick. Goodig. Burry Port; 2, and vhc.. H. Madeley, Cardiff; 3. Mr R. J. It miams. Nautvmoei: r., and vhc.. Messrs William and Jones, Cross Hands; vhc.. Mr T. Holmes, Brondeg; Mr D. Davies, Bryn- eithvn, A'bergwih. Bantam, any variety, cock or hen: 1. Mr T. R. Grant, Coventry; 2, and vhc., Mr H. Woodroffe, Salop: 3, Rev Gomer Willams, Cowbridge (extra 3rd) 3. Mr F. Darke, Llanellv r., Mr T. Morris. Nantynioel; vhc., Mr Waiter Evans. Cambrian place, Carinar- then Mr Thomas. Caerau. Bridgend ■3f.r AV Murray liaiielly; lie., Mr Burton. Queen's Hotel. Carmarthen; e., Mr J. Price, bootmaker, Morriston. Any other variety not mentioned, cock or hen 1, and 2, Mr Jack Edwards, Railway Hotel, Llandilio; 3, Mr H. Cameron, Pen- arth: r., Mr R. H. Sampson, Pontardulais; he., Mr C. E. Purnell, Bradford-on-Avon. Chicken o!ass: 1. Mr W. W. Thomas, Lan do re, Swansea: 2, Messrs Harries Bros., W bite Mill; 3. Mr Thomas James, Skew en 3, Mr D. Davies, Bryneithin, Abergwili; r. Mr Fred King, Friar's Cottage, Carmar- then H. Waterhouse, Glossop; vltc., Mr Fred King; Mr T. Davies, Coedcae, Bank yfelin; 31r H. Buckley Roderick, Burry Port; he., Mrs W. Holdsworth, Wolver- hampton; Mr T. Holmes, Brondeg; vhc., Mr J. W. Greaves, Craven House, Parcmaen, Carmarthen. Best bird in the show, given by Mr J. Williams, watchmaker, Lammas st., Carmar- then 1, H. Buckley Roderick, Burry Port. Best bird in show, opposite sex to winner of the previous class, given by Mr H. Reeves, jeweller, Carmarthen; 1, Jack Edwards, Railway Hotel, Dkundilo. Best twelve bans' eggs: 1, Miss Thomas, Tyrbach, Llangunnor; 2, Mrs Rogers, Blaen-, flfyn-on. Best small sheaf of wheat: 1, Wr. Williams, Ivliwynpiod; 2, and 3, J. Protheroe. Best small sheaf of barley: 1, Anthony Jones, Penrhiw; 2, H. H. Jones. Best small eheaif^of oats: 1, Llewelyn As- good; 2, M. Williams. Paryrabbot. Best exhibit in above classes, given bv Mr Bowell, ironmonger, Carmart len WMHams, Llwynpiod. CAGE BIRDS, ETC. Any variety cunary: 1, 3. and vhc.. Mr R. Bevan. Pentrepoeth School House, Carina r- then 2, Ban Morgans, 42, Water street, Kidwelly; r., Mr D. C. Davies, Pretoria, Bankyfelin. Goldfinch: 1, M r J. H. Thomas, Pont- cowin, Bankyfelin; T. D. Davies Coedcae, Banfeyfelin; 3. Mr Robert Bevan Cat, any breed: D. Tliomas, Bankyfefli i; 2, J, I hilUps, 3} Alfred Thomas, Pontcowin. Carmarthen. Best cage bird, given by Mr D. Conipton Griffiths, Cannarthen: R. Beavan. BUTTER. Sample of fresh butter, lib plain roll or brick shape, .prizes given by Messrs Bradburv Jones, King street, Carma rthen; and Mes-srs Charles and So.. saddlers, Carmarthen: 1, Miss Thoinas, TyiJbach. Llangunnor; 2, Mrs Harries, Nantycaws. WORKS OF ART. Piere of fancy work: 1. Mrs Griffiths,! PW'lygrafel; 2, Miss Phoebe Walters, Pi c- toria. Best borne made walking stick: 1, T. i Bow,en, St. Cllears. Best plank bread: 1, Mrs Phillips, Bankv-j felin. Best oat cake: 1, Mrs Davies, Coedcae; 2,1 Mrs Phillips, Bankyfelin. Best doaf of bread: 1, Mis Davies. Ship Bankyfelin; 2, Mrs Phillips, Lly?x>rx?n Cottages. Best dressed doll: Mrs W. Hick". Hand made cosy, given by Mr E. T. Griffiths, Bankyfel'jn: 1, M iss Bowen. Olnt- male: 2, I lioebbe Walters, Pretoria. Lo'.i of bread, made from "As You Like It ? flour, given by Messrs J. Rank, Cardiff: 1. ALIS Phidipo, Llysonen Cottages; 2, Miss K.sth>r Davie. Bankyft'lin; 3, Mrs G)imtl)-, lh" Ii de: iil. SPORTS, KIC. Point to p iut race: 1. E. T. Griffiths, Bankyfelin; 2, Harry Thomas. Pontcowin. Tug ot war: The prize was, awarded to the Bankyfelin "Hearts of Oak." captained by Wiillie Thomas, Pretoria. The other teams were captained by D. Phillips and Be. Phillips. Sheep weighing: The prize was divid d between Mr Llewelyn, Asgood, and Air Dd. Phillips, St. Clears, who each guessed 951bs, the exact weight. Mr Arthur Thomas, of Pontcowin, came next with a guess of 96. CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING. Champion c'ass: 1. Harry Griffiths, Clyn- derw en; 2, W. Davies, Falcon Inn, Carmar- then 3. J. Protheroe, Llwyndrissi. Xovice class: 1. D. PliilDks St. Clears: 2, Tom R ees, Llysonen Cottages; 3, D. C. Davies, Pretoria, Bankyfelin.

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