Denbighshire Free Press

VALE OF CLWYD Agricultural Show. ANOTHER SUCCESS.; The seventh annual show of the Vale of Cl wyd Agricultural Society was held yesterday (Thursday) at Howell's School, Park Denbigh. There was a good attendance of the general public which bore favourable comparison with the at- tendance of previous years. In fact it was the best attendance since the inception of the Show. The amount taken at the gate was Y,114 9s, which showed an increase of X8 18 6d as compared with last year. The receipts at the grand stand were similar to those of last year. The! quality of the stock exhibited was excellent and showed much improvement in many respects, thus justifying the existence of the Society whose primary object it is to im- > prove the quality of our local stock. Taking figures into consideration the Society advances in importance year by year. The total entries in 1905, were 1044 1906, 1056 and 1907,1111. The horses entered for competition this year numbered 210 as against 165 last year; cattle 122, AS frgainsfc 102 i and sheep 127, I as against 97 last year. J Tha entries in tiic pig and dog classes numbered exactly the same as last year, being 7 pigs and 72 dogs. The poultry classes included cage birds and pigeons numbered 140. The entries in the pro- duce class numbered 82, and in the horti- cultural section 293. The drawing com- petition in which the elementary school children took part numbered 50, and in several of the latter classes there was an increase in the number of entries. Taken as a vi hole the show passed off as successfully as any of its predecessors, and proved to be a most instructive and enjoy- able event. Again this year the Committee is to be congratulated upon the splendid accom- modation they had provided for the exhibits in the show ground, the general arrange- ments being excellent. The onerous duties of secretary were again discharged by Mr J Lloyd Williams, who manages every- thing admirably, thus ensuring the success of the show and the satisfaction of all concerned. The hon. sec. (Mr F B Cloagh) was unavoidably absent in camp in Scarborough. The Society was extremely fortunate in obtaining the services of Mr Thos Williams, J.P., Llewesog, who acted as president this year. He made an ideal president, and supported the show in every possible way, his practical knowledge of agriculture and thorough acquaintance with the dis- strict making him an extremely popular president. The Vice-presidents where His Worship the Mayor of Denbigh (Mr Robert Owen, J.P.), and Mr Lloyd 01 Cotton Hall, The Society were again fortunate in this respect, and any two more popular vice-presidents than the above nilmed gentlemen it weuld be im- possible to find. Major Salusbury, of ISachygraig, the chairman of the Committee it would be absoultely impossible to equal. He was most indefatigable in his efforts to ensure the wellfare of the stow. 2LIST OF OFFICERS. The officers of the Society for the year 2were -President, T Williams, Esq., Llewesog. Vice-presidents, His Worship the Mayor of Denbigh (iR Owen, Esq.), and T Lloyd, Esq., Cotton Hall. Chair- man of Committee, Major Salusbury, j Bachygraig. Deputy-chairman, W Parry, Esq. Clwyd Villa. Treasurer, Mr W James, N. & S.W. Bank, Denbigh. Hon. Secretary, Mr F B loogh. Secretary, Mr J Lloyd Williams. Hon. Vet. Surgeons, Messrs W F Hughes, M.R.C., V.S., F.V.M.S.E., and J H Wynne, F. Et., C.V.S. Hon Auctioneers, Messrs Clough. and Co., Denbigh. Refreshment Caterer, ] Mr Barnes Cooke, Talbot Hotel, Denbigh. JUDGES. The Judges for the year were :— Heavy Horses, Mr 0 P Jones, Bodorgan. i Light Horses, Mr Edward Bailey, Altrin- cham, Trotting and Leaping, The Preaid- .eat, Col R Williams Wynne, D.S.O^j Major Ward, and E 0 Watkin Davies, E8Y, Turn-outs, Mr Edward Bailey. Cattle, i Mr Edward Mason, Kendal. Welsh Cattlei, Mr Edward Morris, Lloran. Sheep, Mr R Williams, Valley. Welsh Sheep, Mr E .Morris, Lloran. Pigs, Mr R Williams. Dogs, MrH Pentlebory, Eccles, Poultry' and Pigeons, Mr H « Anthony, Chorley- Cage Birds, Mr F Hampson. Miscel- laneous Produce, Mre Buck*ey> Middlewich. Prizes for School Children, Mr J C Daviea, Organiser of Education. Horticultural Section, Mr George Cromar, Rossett; "Iad-, Mr H Budge, Wres&am. Honey, Mr Ai B Wynne, Rug, Corwen. STEWARDS. Superintendents of the Show Yard Messrs T H Roberts, Hendre; R Armor. Jones, Cae Gwyn; R Lloyd, Gwaeuynog Bach, and John Jones, Kilford. Heavy Horses: Messrs W Jones, Penporcheil ■ R Roberts, Bachygraig; John Lloyd,, Ty'nyreithyn H D Hughes, Plas Cham- bres, and R Pugh, Caeau Gwynion. Light, Horses Messrs H Hougbton, Broadl^ye; Guy Conran, Brondyfryn R D Jones, Hafodvcoed and J M Roberts, Trefnant. Cattle: Messrs Trevor Roberts, Hendref J 0 Lloyd, Lodge Farm I Williams, lirynllaarth David Davies, Pencaedu; and T Lloyd Griffith, Egryn. Sheep and, Pigs: Messrs T H Jones, Pistyll; Richard; Clough, Dragoch W Roberts, Henblas; Samuel Roberta, Batcher; and D Owen, Glanywern. Dogs Messrs 0 Moseley, Bryntirion Ellis Williams, Park-street; and Gwilym Parry, Chapel-place. Poultry and Pigepns Messrs Scott Walker Maes Sheat; R B Adams, Holland House; Owen Rees, Cefn R Jones, Brynygwynt. Produce and Horticulture: Messrs John Jones, Segrwjd David Williams, Plas Captain B Armstrong, Llwyn Edward Rowlands, Galch Hill John Foulkes, Pentrefelin; and Evan Roberts, Llan- sannan. Leaping and Turn-outs Messrs T Howatson, blanqannan F G Ellis (late Ystrad); A 0 Evans, Denbigh; W James, Denbigh and James Hughes, Cheltenham Villa. Grand Stand Messrs R .Armor Jones, B Ellis, T W Roberts, John Williams (Lleweeog), J Parry Jones and R W Lloyd. The parade of prize winners and turn- outs was as usual a very interesting feature, and the grandstand was crowded to wit- ness the same. The lumping competition this year was more interesting than usual, and a good enhibition was given. Un- fortunately one of the riders was hurt and had to be carried off the field to the Infirmary, where it was found that he had broken three of his ribs. HONORARY EXHIBITS. Messrs Mellard .& Co., ironmongers, Denbigh, had a spfcendid show of agri- cultural implements. A novelty was a saw driven by a petrol engine. A splendid 0 Mrangement for sheep dipping was also sbowo Messrs E T Jones, Ltd., ironmongers, Denbigh, also had a splendid shqw of im- elements of husbandry, together with a six horse-power portable engine workmg a complete Bet of farm machinery. They also had a cut-cross saw bench working. Messrs Jones & Son, the well-known firm, Station, Denbigh, displayed the famous Gwalia cakes, meals, &c., also the noted alcorn upon which most of the prize winners in the show had been fed. Day & Son, the world renowned special- ist in anumal medicines had an interesting display, the veterinary specialists who had an excellent representative in Mr R M Evans. Gartons the world renowned seed merchants also gave an interesting exhibi- tion under the able charge of Mr T H Roberts. The Anglo American Oil Company under the superintendence Mr J C JODeft made t a very interesting' show of Pratts motor spirits, oils, and heating and cooking oil stoves. j The Proprietors of Coopers dips showed a small swim bath of sheep dipping and other apparatus. Mr Cullwick their re- presentative was present to give all informa- tion required. Williams Bros., coach and motor body builders had a grand show of carriages of every description. THE LUNCHEON. Mr James Cooke, of the Talbot Hotel, was the caterer, and he is to be highly complimented upon the excellent way in which he carried everything out for the convenience of the public. THE STAND AND FITTINGS. Mr Wheeler erected the grand stand and fittings. Mr John Morris Davies, builder, also carried out part of the contract for the show fittings most satisfactorily. List of Awarods:- HEAVY HORSES. Cart atallion, which has, during the 1907 season, travelled over two of the following districts :—Denbigh, Ruthin, or St Asaph, First prize, silver cup, value X3, given by Messrs Mellard & Co., iron- mongers, Denbigh—1 George Ingman, Bryn Offa Stud Farm, Mold. 2 George Wright, Ty'nycelyn, Bodfari. r William Morris, Hendre, Rhuddlan. Best foal by any of the Plas Newydd Stud foaled in 1907. Prize, silver cup, value L3, given by Mr Kellett—1 Robt. Johnson, Bodangharad, Ruthin. Foal by any of the Bryn Offa Stud, foaled in 1907. Prises, XI 10s second, £1.; given by Mr George Ingman, Bryn Off, Mold—1 Robert-Jones, Maes Anod, Bontuchel, Ruthin. 2 Edward and Thos. Jones Ty Mawr, Llanrhaiadr. r William Jones, Penporchell uch&, Henllau. he John Jones, Pentre du Isaf, Meiriadog, St Asaph. Besr 'oal by any of the Hendre, Rhudd- laa. First prize, .J61-; second, 10s; given by 2ilt Morris, Hendre, Rhuddlan—1 Joseph Davies, Rhewl, St Asaph. 2 Hugh Hughes, Berllan Bach, Denbigh, r David Jones, Summerhill, T-remeirchion. Conunad to Farmers. Mare (and foal at foot), calculated for. breeding cart horses. First prize, 92, and silver medal given by Messrs Toogood, seedmen by Royal appointment, South- hampton; second,|do. £ 1—1 Hugh Evans, Gwyndy. 2 Thomas Roberta, Criccin. r Edward and Thomas Jones, Ty Mawr. he Robert Jones, Maesanod. c Richard A Roberta, Ty* nylon, Trefnant. Pair of cart horses, regularly worked, Mares or Geldings—1 Thomas Roberts, Criccin Farm. 2 John Jones, Segrwyd, Denbigh, r R Pugh, Denbigh. he Joseph Robinson, Brookhouse Farm. Cart mare or gelding, regularly worked, over three and under four years eld—1 R J Davies, Bodrochwyn Fawr. Abergele. 2 Joseph Parry, Llwyn Farm, Llan- rhaiadr. r J Jones, Segrwyd, Denbigh. he R Pugh, Caeau Gwynion, Denbigh, c T H Jones, PistfH, St Asaph. Cart mare or gelding, over two and under three years old—1 Cadwaladr. Hughes, Nantglya. 2 John Kellett, Plas Newydd, Ruthin, r R A Roberts, Tyn-y- lon, Trefnant. he R Roberts, Pentre Farm, Llanrhaiadr. c J Kellett, Ruthin. i Cart gelding or filly, over one and under Cwo years old-l.1 Kellett, Ruthin. 2 J I Williams, Cae Drain, Henllan. r J Jones, Segrwyd, Denbigh. he Arthur Hughes, Segrwyd Ucha, DeBbigh. c R M Jones,, Prion, Denbigh. Cart mare or gelding, three years old and over. First prize, Sl, given by Mr Thomas Lloyd, viee-president; second do., 10s-1 John Kellett. 2 Thomas Roberts, Criccin, Rhuddlan. r Joseph Parry, Llwyn, Llanrhaiadr. he Mrs Lloyd, LoZge, Denbigh. Beat cart gelding in the show, any age. Prize dBl, given by the PreHlent-l R Pugh, Caeau Gwynion, Denbigh. 2 John Kellett. Best cart mare in the show, any age. Prize XI, given by Col Lloyd, High Sheriff of Flintshire—1 Hugh Evans, Gwyndy, Llannefydd. r Thomas Roberts, Oriccin. Cart foal, foaled in IS07. First prize £ lt seeond 10s, both given by Major Salosbury-l Robert Jones, Maeatnod, Ruthin. 2 Thomas Roberts, Cjriccin. r J Davies. Rhewl, St Asaph. he E & T Jones, Llanrhaiadr. c W Jones, Pen- porcheil. LIGHT HORSES. Open to all in the district. Roadster stallion, which has, during the 1907 season, travelled over two of the following districts :-Denbigh, Ruthin, or St Asaph—1 W J Davey. Hackney or roadster mare, with foal at foot—1 and 3 W J Davey. 2 R Owen, Glanywern, Llandyrnog. Welsh pony, gelding or mare, not over 121 hands-I W Gough Roberts, Berain House, Denbigh. 2 R E L Davies, Rectory, Denbigh. 3 and 4 T A Jobuton, Denbigh. Denbigh. Mare or gelding, three years old and over—1 James Tomkinson, Nannerch. 2 R Owen, Glanywern. 3 Mra Lloyd, Lodge. r W Owen, Tanygaer, St Asaph. Best mare or gelding in show, suitable for and to be shown in saddle—1 James Tomkinson, Nannerch. Roadster or hackney foal, foaled in 1907—1 and 3 W J Davey, Maesmynan. 2 T C Llewelyn Jones, Fronfraith, Rhyl. r Henry Denson, Cwm, Rhuddlan. Foal by Fire away King' or Lord Denbigh,' foaled in 1907. Given by Mr W Jones, Penporcheil, Llannefydd —1 J Dacre, St Asaph. 2 D Williams, Plas Captain, Denbigh. Foal by I Btirdon Squire,' foaled in 1907. Prizes given by Mr R T Ellis. Denbigh, and Mr W Jones, Tanronen, Llannefydd—1 T C Llewelyn Jones, Rhyl. 2 and 3 ^R Owen, Glanywern Farm, Denbigh. r W Williams, Min- ffordd. Llannefydd. Hackney or roadster mare, with foal at foot. Prizes given by S J Waring, Esq., high sheriff of Denbighshire—1 R Owen, Glanywern Farm, Llandyrnog. 2 W Willioms, Minffordd, Llannefydd, 3 J Dacre, St Asapb. Confined to Farmers. Mare or gelding over 12 hands and not exceeding 141 hands. Prize given by Messrs Toogood—1 T Lloyd Griffiths, Egryn, Denbigh. 2 Evan Roberts, Plas Isaf, Llansannan. 3 Richard Humphrey I JOBes, Bodelwyddan. Mare or gelding over three and under four years old, suitable for saddle or harness—1 Mrs Lloyd, Lodge Farm, Denbigh. 2 Evan Roberts, Plas Isaf, Llansannan Mare or gelding over two and under three years old, suitable for saddle or harness—1 Robert Owen, Glanywern Farm. 2 R Pugh, Caeaugwynion, Den- bigh. 3 Mrs Lloyd, Lodge Farm. r J Evans, Stryt Fawr, Ruthin. Colt or fiily over one and under two years old, suitable for saddle or harness. Prize given by Col Lloyd, high sheriff of Flintshire—1 T H Roberts, Bodfari. 2 Mrs MePhail, Tyddynyparc, Denbigh. 3 Mrs Lloyd, Lodge Farm. Mare or gelding, any age, suitable for and to be shown in saddle Prize given by S J Waring—1 R Owen, Glanywern. 2 W Owen, Tanygaar, St Asaph. 3 H and R Roberts, Bronberllan. r T Lloyd Griffiths, Egryn, Denbigh. TURN-OUTS. Turn-outs in single harness, the horse to be the primary consideration. Open to all in the district—1 J Tomkinson, Nan- nerch. 2 W J Davey. 3 H & R Roberts, Bronberllan, Trefnant. r Mrs H B Wearing, Henllan. r R Ellis, Llanrhaiadr. Ditto, confined to farmers, First prize and bronze medal given by Messrs Too- good-I H and R Roberts. 2 R Owen, Llandyrnog. 3 T LI Griffiths, Egryn. r David Evans, Groes. Ditto, confined to tradesmen—1 W T Lloyd, Cotton Hall. 2 Owens and Littler, Denbigh. Pony turn-out. Pony not to be over 12 hands, and to be s&own in harness or saddle. Given by B 0 Watkin Davies, Esq., Plas-yn-Green. Open to all in the district—1 W Gough Roberts, Denbigh. 2 Miss Frances Bibby, Fachwen. TROTTING—Open to all-comers. I J H Smith, Bee hotel, Abergele. 2 W G Williams, Beddgelert. JUMPING—Open to all-comecs. I F V Grange, Fardon. 2 J T Richards, Belgrave. 3 H fierce, Chester. r Dr H Davies, Machynlleth. CATTLE. Bull over two years. 1 Pryce E Story, Coppy, Denbigh. -2 R E Birch, Bryn- celyn, St Asaph. 3 John Kellett, Plas- newydd, Llanfair. Ball under two years old. 1 Richard Bibby, Cefn Main. 2 T W Roberts, Lleweni haH. 3 David Williams, Plas Captain, r B Armstrong, Uwyn Y strad Dairy Farm. Best pair of dairy cows an the show. Prize, silver cup, given by F G Ellis, Esq. H R E Biroh. r R Armor Joaes, Cae gwyn. Cow or heifer in calf or milk. First prize -silver cup given by Messrs E T. Jones, ironmongers, Denbigh. 1 Mrs: J&owley Conwy, Bodrhyddan. 2 R E; Birch, r R Armor Jones. I Best two calves under -12 months old; reared on J Hookes-Kenawd's Condiinent, t, PorthirdlL Prize given by Mr J Hookes- Kennard, proprietor and manufacturer, Denbigh. 1 K Armor Jones. | For the best two calvesreared last season' -on Silcook's Calf Meal. STirst prize lØs., second 6s, per Mr D Thomas, Plas lea, Ruthin, agent for Messrs R Silcock andi. Sons. 1 B Armstrong, r R Armor Jones. i Confined to Farmers. k Bull calf, under 12 months old. First prize, Jll; given by Gol Lloyd, Higii Sheriff of Flintshire; second, do. ios-1, Robert M Jones, Groes gwtta, Prion. 2 John Roberts, Porth, Prion, r R Armor .Jones, Cae Gwyn. Dairy cow, in calf or milk. First prize, 9 2, given by the President; second, jei, given by the Mayor of Denbigh—I R Artnon Jones, Cae gwyn. 2 T Hooson, ocalomendy, Denbigh. 3 R Armon Jones. Heifer, over two and under three years old, in calf or milk. First prize, J61 10s second, do. J £ 1, given by Messrs Clough and Co., Auctioneers, Denbigh—1 Arthur H Hughes, Segroit ucha, Denbigh. 2 T Henry Jones, Pistyll, St Asaph. r B Armstrong, Llwyn Ystrad Dairy Farm. Heifer, above one and under two years old, not showing more than two broad teeth. First prize, 21, given by the President:; second, do, lOg, given by Mr Lloyd, Vice-President-l B Armstrong. 2 John Kellet. r Samuel Roberts, Vale- street, Denbigh. he Richard Clough, Dregoch, Bodfari. Heifer, above one and under two years old, which has not cast her front teeth. First prize, Ll second do. 10s, tgiven by Major Salusbury-l and 2 Thomas Jones, Brondyffryn. r Robert Ellis, Llwyn bank, Llanrhaiadr. Pair of bullocks, having two or more broad teeth. Any breed. Age to be taken into consideration. First prize £ 1 .and a bronze medal, given by Messrs Too- good second do., 10s—1 B Armstrong, Llwyn Ystrad Dairy Farm, Denbigh. 2 T Jones, Rrondyffryn, Denbigh, x John Roberts, Plas Heaton, Trefnant. Four yearlings, which have not cast their front teeth—1 r Jones, Brondyffryn. 2 D Williams, Plas Captain, Denbigh. 3 T H Roberts, Hendre House, Bodfari. r J Jones, Sogrwyd. Two calves, under twelve months old, bred by exhibitor. First prize £1 and a bronze medal, given by Messrs Toogood second do., 10s-1 R A Jones, Caegwyn. 2 R M Jones, Groes Gwtta, Prion. r J Parry, Llwyn. WELSH CATTLE. Open to all in the district. Cow or heifer—1 and 2 T A Johnson. SHEEP. Open to all in the district. Short-wooled ram, any distinct breed. FIrst prize £ 1, second do. 10s, given by Major Salusbury—1 Mrs Rowley Conwy, Bodrhyddan. 2 R Drummond, Rhyd- orddwy Goch, Rhyl. 3 P E Story, Den- bigh. he W G Roberts, Dyserth Hall. Shearling short-wooled ram, any dis- tinct breed. First prize Zl, second do. 10s, given by Major Salusbury—1 P E Story, Denbigh. 2 E W Griffith, Plas I Newydd, Trefnant. 3 W G Roberts, Pygerth Hall. he Mrs Rowley Conwy. Pen of tbree. short-wooled ewes, any distinct breed, which have reared lambs during the 1907 season. First prize 21, second do. 10s, given by Major Salusbury -1 P E Story. 2 R Drummond. he W G Roberts. Confined to members of the Society. Short-wooled ram, any distinct breed other than Welsh or Southdown—1 Mrs Rowley Conwy. 2 R Drummond, Rhyl. Shearling short-wooled ram, any dis- tinct breed other than Welsh or South- down—1 Pryce E Story, Coppy. 2 E W Griffith, Plas Newydd, 3 W G Roberts, Dyserth. he & 6 Mrs Rowley Conwy. Two ram lambs, short-wooled, any dis- tinct breed other than We!sh or South- down. First prize jfiven by S J Waring, Esq., High Sheriff of Denbighsbire-l & 2 E W Griffith. 3 & he P E Story. c Mrs Rowley Conwy. c R Drummond. Pen of three short-wooled ewes, any distinct breed other than Welsh or South- down, which have reared lambs during the 1907 season—1 & r P E Story. 2 R Drummond. Pen of three shearling short-wooled ewes, any distinct breed other than Welsh or Southdown—1 Mrs Rowley Conwy. 2 & he P E Story, r & c E W Griffith. Pen of three short-wooled ewe lambs, any distinct breed other than Welsh or Southdown—1 & he P E Story. 2 Mrs Rowley Conwy. r R Drummond. c E W Griffith. Best Southdown ram, any age—1 & 2 P E Story, r & he Samuel Roberts, Denbigh, he T H Jones, St Asaph. c W G Roberts, Dyserth. Pen of three Southdown ewes or ewe lambs—1 & f P E Story. 2 & he T H Jones. c & c W Morris, Rhuddlan. WELSH SHEEP. Welsh ram. First prize given by Mr T H Jones, Pistyll. 1 and r W Conwy Bell, Rhuddlan. 2 and he Thos Williams, Llewesog. Shearling Welsh ram. 1 Thos Williams. 2 and r W Conwy Bell. he J G and J LI Gratton, Abergele. Pen of three Welsh ewes, which have reared lambs during the 1907 season. 1 J G amd J U Gratton. 2 W Conwy Bell. c W G Roberts, Dyserth. he T H Roberta, Trefnant. Pea of three pure Welsh Shearling Ewes. 1 Thomas Williams. 2 W Conwy BelL r J G and J LI Gratton, Pea of three Welsh Ewe Lambs. 1 J G and 9 LI Gratton. 2 Thomas Williams. r W Conwy Bell. he H and R Roberts, ¡ Bachygraig. Two Welsh Ram Lambs. 1,2 and c W Conwy Bell. r Thomas Williams, he Tfeos H Roberts, Trefnant. Shearling Welsh Ram. First prire given by the President. 1 ani he R and H Roberts, 2 Thos H Roberts. Pen of three Welsh Ewes which have reared lambs during the 1807 season, First prize given by the President, secand by the Vice-President. 1 Thoa H Roberts. 2 H and R Roberts. Pen on three pure Wekh Sheading Ewes. First prize given by the President. d H and R Roberts. 2 ant, c Thomas H Roberts. Pen of three Welsh Ewe Lambs. First prize given by the President. 1 H and R Roberts. 2 Thomas H Roberts. Two Welsh Ram Lambs. 1 Thomas H Roberts. 2 H and R Roberts. PIGS. Open to otU in the District. Boar of auy breed-4 The North Wales Counties Lunatic Asylum, Denbigh. 2 J R Lloyd, Plas Llangwyfan, Trefneat. r R Clough, Bodfari, Trefnant. he John Goodwin, Ruthic. Sow of any breed- I B Armstrong, Yetrad Farm, Denbigh. 2 and r W Davies, Prion, Denbigh. r R Clough, Bodfari. BOGS. Open to North Wales. Collie dog—1 John Evans, .Bryntrillyn, Denbigh. 2 John Goodwin, Eagles -Hotel, Ruthin. Ditto bitch—1 John Davies, Peny- j zffordd, Moatyn. 2 T Owens, Cefnybithel, Bodfari. Fox terrier dog—1 Miss Norah McPhail, Tyddynyparc, Denbigh. 2 T B Davies, Rhyl. r J L Roberts. Castle-street, Ruthin. r E F Hughes, Llysmeirchion. be D Garic Roberts, Llandudno. Ditto bitch—1 D Garic Robert 2 W A Roman, Denbigh, r P Edwards, Bryn Derwen, Holywell. vhe J R Wynne, Beacon's-hill, Denbigh. vhc Peter Roberts, Mwrog-street, Ruthin. he W Batten, Wesleyan Chapel house, Denbigh. We £ sh terrier dog—1 J Ellis Jones, Denbigh. Ditto bitch—1 J Ellis Jones. 2 W 0 Davies, Denbigh. Best Welsh terrier puppy. Special prize given by Mr D Garic Roberts, Albert Hotel, Uanduduo- 1 J Ellis Jones. 2 John Davies, Penyffordd, Ffynnongroew. For the best Welsh terrier in the show, dog or biteh. Prize given by Mr J EUis Jones, Denbigh—1 Mr J Ellis Jones. r W 0 Davies. Greyhound, dog or bitch—1 W T Lloyd, Cotton Hall, Denbigh. 2 G Jones, Bee Hive, Denbigh. Setter, dog or bitch. Prize given by the Mayor—1 E W Griffith, Plas newydd, Trefnant. 2 E D Edward?, Pen-y-parc, Halkyn. r David Willliauas, St Hilary's Villa, Denbigh. Retriever, dog or bitch. Given by Messrs Spratts Patent Ltd—1 C W Campbell, St Asaph. 2 F G Ellis, Denbigh, r W Hughes, Rhydyfoel. vhc H Hughes, Colwyn Bay. he W Scott, Tanygyrt, Denbigh, ho E A Ffoulkes, Eriviat Hail. Spaniel (Cocker) dog or bitch—1 George Jones, Bee Hive, Denbigh. 2 & r C E Gostage, Colwyn Bay. vhc Ellis Williams, Park-street, Denbigh. Spaniel (any other variety except Irish Water, dog or bitch—1 H Davies Wil- liams, Caerwys. 2 W Scott, r Hugh Hughes, Colwyn Bay. vhc W James, Cayo, Denbigh. Selling class, dog or bitch, any breed- 1 T P Hughes, The Old House, Denbigh. 2 & vhc D Garic Roberts, vhc J Ellis Jones. vhc T B Davies, Rhyl. he J L Roberts, Castle-street, Ruthin. Litter of puppies. Any breed. Not less than three in number. A special prize given by Messrs Spratts Patent Ltd -1 P E Story. 2 Caroline Insull, Rbyl. r Miss Pennant, Nantlys. vhc Thomas Owen, Bodfary. vhc H Haghes, Colwyn Bay, he Ellis Williams, 38, Park-street, Denbigh, he Robert Parry, Graigville, Denbigh. Sheep dog or bitch—1 Miss Mary Evans, Bryntrillyn, Denbigh. 2 W J Davey, Maesmynan Hall. r Mrs Williams, Peny- coed, LIanfair T.H. vhc & vhc Owens & Littler, grocers, Denbigh, he D E Jones, Gwindy Mawr, Rhuddlan. POULTRY. Open to all comers. Turkey, cock or hen—1 Miss G Howard, Wygfair, St Asaph. 2 H D Hughes, Plas Chambres, Denbigh. 3 Miss Whittle, Glan Hafod, Old Colwyn. r Mrs Lloyd, Cotton Hall, Denbigh. Goose or gander—1 A Birch, Edge Farm, Sefton, nr Liverpool. 2 Mrs Lloyd, Cotton Hall. Pekin or Aylesbury drake or duck—1 R Alty, Blackmoor Hall, Mawdesley, Ormskirk. 2 and 3 T R Parry, Holt Lodge, Wrexham. Any other variety ditto—1 and z R Alty. 3 Miss Babcock, Old Colwyn. r Thomas Hughes, poulterer, Llanddulas. vhc Miss Howard. « i i n k IL- Indian game, cock or iien-.L A Any. 2 Miss R B Babcock. 3 and vhc R Williams, Smithy, Llanarmon. r H & R Eastwood, Woodlands Poultry Farm, Conway. he A Batten, Elm Villas, Denbigh. Game, any other variety, ditto. 1 Miss R B Babcock. 2 T li Edwards, Chirk. 3 Percy E Furness, Preston. Plymouth Rock, cock or hen. 1 Watkin Samuel, Wrexham. 2, r and vhc Miss Olwen Batten, Denbigh 3 H and R Eastwood, Conway. Langshan, ditto. 1 Mrs Williams, Union lodge, Ruthin. 2 John J Williams, ditto. 3 H and R Eastwood. Brahma or Cochin ditto. 1 and 3 W G Samuel, Wrexham. 2 P E Furness. r Roberts Bros, Llanbedr, Ruthin. Dorking or Wyandotte ditto. 1 Ralph Alty, Ormskirk. 2 and 3 H and R East- wood. r Watkin Samuel. The and he R Parry, Wrexham. Minorca, Leghorn, or Andalusian ditto. 1 Miss R B Babcock. 2 Roberts Bros. 3 and r H R and R Easiwood. vhc Miss D B Farmer Boydell, St Asaph. he A Batten, Denbigh. Orpington ditto. 1 Watkin Samuel. 2 Gordon Jones, Abergele. r Robert Williams, Llanarmon. he Miss Boydell. Bantana, any variety. 1 Miss Babcock. 2 T H Edwards, Chirk. 3 P E FurneiB. Any other variety. 1 P E Furness. 2 Wm Jones, Blaenau Festiniog. Best couple of Table Fowls hatched in J907. 1 Ralph Alty. 2 Robt Williams. 3 and he Mrs R Armor Jones, r Thomas Hughes6 Llanddulas. he Robert Jones, Gwyndy. PIGEONS. Open to All Comers. Best show homer, cock or hen—1 and 2 HaroM Archer, Hafodunos, Abergele. 3; Mrs B Ar.trong, Llwyn Ystrad,1 Denbigh. Best flying homer, cook or hen—1 aad r Harold Archer, Abergele. 2 H H Powell, Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury. 3 Percy R .Furness, Lostock Hall, Preston. The and he W C Roberts, Llandudno. Best pigeon, cock or hen, any other variety—1, 2 and f Alfred Birch, Edge .Fartm, Seaforth, Liverpool. 8, vhc and he Harold Archer, Abergele. c R Davies, Pencaedu, Trefnant. CAGE BIRDS. Open to North Wales. Any British songster (excluding mules). —1 Miss Ethel Price, Pontruffydd. 2 W Price, Pontruffydd. 3 Williams and Roberts, Ruthin, r J Richards, Denbigh. vhc Mrs Price, Hafod, Trefnant. he W Pugh Davies, Denbigh. Best canary, or other foreign bird, songster (excluding mules)—1 Williams and Roberts, Denbigh. 2 David Roberts, The Asylum, Denbigh. 3 and vhc W C Roberts, Llandudno. r 0 R Roberts, Asylum, Denbigh. he David Edwards, Abram's-lane, Denbigh. Best mule—1 and 2 Williams and Roberts, Ruthin. 3 Miss Price, Crest- view, Denbigh. r and The W Pugh, Davies. he J W P Reece, Ruthin. c Edwin Williams, Llanrhaiadr. Special prizes given by the Denbigh and District Bird Club, confined to exhibitors residing within a radius of seven miles of Denbigh. Eirst feather canary—1 Miss Ethel Price, Pontruffydd Lodge, Trefnant, 2 George Evans, Llandudno. 3 William Price, Pontruffydd Lodge. r David Roberts, Asylum, Denbigh. he 0 H Roberts, Asylum, Denbigh. First feather mule-l James Williams, hairdresser, Denbigh. 2, 3 and r W Pugh Davies, Denbigh, vhc W R Williams, Denbigh, vhc Mra Price, Hafod, Tref- nant. vhc Williams and Roberts, Buthin. he John Redwood, Denbigh. HONEY. Open to North Wales. Six glasses of run or extracted honey. First prize, 7s 6d 2nd do, 3s., given by Mr R D Hughea, chemist, Denbigh—1 and 2 Mrs Elizabeth Jones, Machno Place, Denbigh. Six sections. First prize, 7s 6d 2nd do., 3s., given by Mr W Parry, Clwyd ViUa-l John Humphreys, Ruthin. 2 H Forder, Ruthin. Best eake of bees wax-l J Humphreys, Ruthin. MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCE. Open to all in the district except class 120. Best tub of butter, not less than 201bs. —1 John Hughes, Plas Coch, Cefn. 2 and he Mrs Roberts, Penybryn Farm, Prion. r and vhc John Roberts, Porth, Prion. c Mrs Mary Evans, Waen Fawr, Groes. Basket of fresh butter, containing three lumps of lib each-1 Mrs Kushforth, Cilcain. 2 W H Buddicom, Penbedw. 3 and r John Hughes, Plas Coch, Cefn vhc Miss A F Leathes, Ruthin, he E W Griffiths, Trefnant. c Mrs Mary Evans, Waen fawr, Groes. Two cheeses, made on exhibitor's farm -1 and 2 T W Roberts, Lleweni Hall, Denbigh. Six hen eggs (white). First prize 5s, second do. 2 6d, given by F J Preston, Esq, Bryn Clwyd—1 Miss A F Leathes, Wern Fawr, Ruthin. 2 J J Williams, Union Lodge, Ruthin. vhe A Batten, Elm Villas, he H Lloyd Williams, 11, Ruthin-road, Denbigh, c and c Mrs R A Jones, Caegwyn. Ditto (coloured). First prize 5s, second do. 2s 6d, given by F J Preston, Esq-1 Mrs Williams, Maesannod, Ruthin. 2 & vhc R Jones, Gwyndy, Peniel, Denbigh. 2 & c A Batten, Elm Villas, he Mrs Hughes, Post Office, Peniel. c E Roberts, Plas Isaf, Llansannan. Best loaf of home-made bread, confined to farmers or cottagers. First prize 5s, given by the Mayor of Denbigh second do. 2s 6d-l R Jones, Peniel. 2 Mrs Myddleton, Graig-view, Denbigh. 3 Mrs Price, The Gardens, Hafod, Trefnant. Loaf of bread—1 J Hughes, baker, Glan Conway. 2 E B Jones & Co., Den- bigh. r Mrs Price, Hafod. vhc Mra P D Roberts, Tanygraig Stores, Tremeirchion. c L Williams, 4, Bridge-street, Denbigh. Fifty heads of wheat (on the straw)—1 J Williams, Cae Drain, Henllan. 2 J Hughes, Plas Coch, Cefn, St Asaph. he W R Evans, Forge Farm, Bodfari. c J Evans, Stryt Fawr, Llanychan. Fifty heads of barley (on the straw)—1 J Williams, Cae Drain. 2 W Roberts, Vronlas, St Asaph. Fifty heads of oats (on the straw)—1 J Hughes, Cefn. 2 H Hughes, Berllan Bach, Denbigh, r H and R Roberts, Bachygraig, St Asaph. vhc W R Evane. c T Davies, Carregypennill, Llanrhaiadr. PRIZES FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. Drawing-For the best Drawing of a Cow, open to children under 11 years of age. 1 George Wheway, Love Lane School, Denbigh. 2 Gwilym Evans, ditto. Class 2 ditto-Open to children 11 years of age and not over 14 years. 1 Robert Edward Owen, Love Lane Council School, Denbigh. 2 Alice Williams, Prion N.P. School. 3 Thomas John Davies, Love Lane Council School. Class 3 ditto-Open to boys and girls attending an Evening Continuation School. 1 W Salusbury Davies, Denbigh Continua- tion School. 2 Robert David Williams, Denbigh Church of England School. 3 T Williams, Prion Evening School. Esay-For the best Essay on The British Breeds of Sheep." 1 William Fínlow Sayle, Love jusne ocnooi. HORTICULTURAL SECTION. Open to all within a radius of twelve miles of the Town Hall of Denbigh. Collection of herbaceous flowers—1 Mrs Scott Bankes, St Asaph. Collection of vegetables, 12 varieties—1 J Oldfield, Rhuddlan. 2 The North Wales Asylum, Denbigh. 3 W D W Griffith, Garn, Henllan. Two Bunches of grapes, bllck-l Col Heaton, Plas Heaton, Trefaant. 2 Dr Lloyd, St Asaph. Best three zonal pelargoniams-l D S Davies, Plas CastelL Mrs Frank Wynne, Ystrad Cottage, Denbigh. Three palms, distinct varietiea—1 D S Davies. E 0 Watkin Davies, Denbigh. Single plant of any kind, either green- house or hothouse, excluding palms—1 D S Davies. 2 H Forder, Ruthin. Three dishea (6 each) potatoes, distinot varieties—1 Mrs Walthall, St Asaph. 2 Mrs Pickop Dutton, Bodfari. Three dishes (12 each), hardy fruit-l H Forder. 2 Owen Jones, Glanywem Hall, Denbigh. Dish -of six peare-1 H Forder. 2 Owen Jones, Glanywern. Dish of white gooseberries—1 The Asylum, Denbigh. 2 0 Jones, Glanywern. Dish of red gooseberries-1 W J P Storey, Preswylfa, Rbll. 2 Owen Jonea, Glanywern. Dish of white currants—1 J Oldfield, Rhuddlan. 2 D S Davies, Plas Castell, Denbigh, he 0 Jones, Glanywern Hall, Denbigh. Dish of red currants-l and 2 Mra Frank Wynne, Ystrad Cottage, Denbigh, he D S Davies. Six carrots—1 Dr Lloyd, St Asaph. 2 D Evan Hughea, Denbigh. Four yellow turnips-1 Col Heaton, Trefnant. 2 D Evan Hughea. Four white turnips-1 D Evan Hughes. 2 H Forder, Ruthin. Six tripoli onions—1 Dr Lloyd, St Asaph. 2 J Oldfield, Rhuddlan. he E 10 Watkin Davies, Denbigh. Six spring onions-l Dr Lloyd, St Asaph. 2 A P Richardson, Hafod, Tref- nant. he Col Heaton. Dish of shallots, not leas than 1 Ib weight—1 Mra Walthall, St Asaph. 2 Dr Lloyd. he E 0 Watkin Davies. Four long beetroots—1 J Oldfield. 2 Col Heaton. Four parBnipø-l Denbigh Asylum. 2 A P Richardson, Trefnant. Two white vegetable marrows—1 0 Jones, Glanywern. 2 H Forder. Green vegetable marrows-I 0 Jonea, Glanywern. C F Farrow, St Asaph. Three Cauliflowers-l W D W Griffith. 2 A P Richardson, Hafod, Trefnant. Two spring cabbages—1 R Hughes and Son, Ruthin. 2 D E Hughes, Denbigh. he H Forder, Ruthin. Two cucumbers, to be shown with a piece of the lateral shoot attached-l C F Farrow, St Asaph. SAP Richardson, Trefnant. he W D W Griffith, Henllan. Dish of peas, 20 podø-l A P Richard- son 2 J Richards, Goppa Cottage, Denbigh. he Mrs Scott Bankes, St Asaph, c R Hughes & Son, Rathin. Dish of scarlet runners, 20 pods-I J Oldfield. Dish of French beans, 90 pods-I J Oldfield. Dish of broad beans, 20 pods—1 H Forder. 2 R T Williams, Panton Villas, Denbigh, he A Carroll, Cerrigllwydion, Llandyrnog. Two sticks white celery—1 Mrs Wal- thall. 2 Col Heaton. Two sticks red celery—1 Mrs Walthall. 2 John Roberts, Plas Heaton Farm. Two dishes of six each tomatoes—1 J Oldfield. 2 Denbigh Asylum, he Dr Lloyd. c G Brocklehurst, Ruthin. Six leeks—1 W D W Griffith, Garn. 2 Dr Lloyd, St Asaph. Three cos Lettuces-l A P Richardson, Trefnant. 2 Col Heaton, Trefnant. he R Hughes and Son,'Ruthin. Three cabbage lettuce—1 H Forder, Ruthin. 2 Col Heaton. I CUT FLOWERS. Six roses-1 Mrs Frank Wynne, Den- bigh. 2 Mrs Scott Bankes, St Asaph. he A P Richardson. Six asters-1 The Asylum, Denbigh. Six spikes ten weeks stocks—1 A P Richardson. 2 Mrs Scott Bankes. be D E Hughes, Denbigh. Six cactus dahlias—1 Mrs Walthall, Cottage, St Asaph. 2 Miss R B Clough, Denbigh, he H Forder, Ruthin, c W J P Storey, Rhyl. Six French marigolds—1 Mra Walthall, St Asaph. 2 E 0 Watkin Davies., he C F Farrow, St Asaph. Six African marigolds—1 Mrs Walthall. Six pansíee-l G Brocklehurst. 2 H Forder. he A P Richardson. Best collection of sweet peas, six varieties, 28 spikes of each, arranged for effect, &c., with its own foliage—1 Miss E Bibby, Fachwen, St Asaph. 2 Col Heaton. 3 A P Richardson, he D S Davies. e G Brocklehurst. Carnations, six distinct varieties—1 Miss G Bibby. For cottagers only (no gardeners or market gardeners to compete). Collection of vegetables—1 Wm Davies, 47, Castle-hill, Denbigh. Open to children under 16 years of age. Collection of varieties of wild flowers-l S Williams, 38, Love-lane, Denbigh. 2 P A Lloyd, Plas Castell Lodge. he M A Jones, Prion. c D E Charles, Bryn Llewelyn.