The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

VALE OF CONWAY AGRICULTURAL SHOW. HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL DESPITE THE RAIN. ENTRIES INCREASED BY 120. COMPLETE L!ST OF AWARDS. This popular event which is looked upon in the j [Vale of Conway as the chief attraction of the year appears to influence the elements in an extra- ordinary manner. Although the weather had baen phenominally fine for weeks previously, the clouds began to gather on Wednesday from all points of the compass until a vapoury pall hung over the district, whioh boded ill for the following day. These conditions yre-vailed un- til about 1 p.m. on Thursday, when the clouds broke at first in a fine drizzio, which scon de- veloped into a heavy downpour, driving the spectators assembled in the ahow field into the .wetoomed shelter of the dog and poultry tents, (vhere nicct of the ladies remained for some time, and listlessly watched the steady fail of t the rain. In one sense, however, the e lex en t a wore merciful, for they did not take action un- til the people had passed through the gate in record numbers, thua ensuring the monetary suc- cess of the event. Thirty-eight years have elapsed since the late Mr Hugh Pierce and a devoid circle of agri- culturists and townsmen gathered together for the purpose of inaugurating a scheme for the advancement of the quality of stock in the dis- trict. Those gentlemen, many of whom memory alone remains, by self-abnegation and sacrifice, 'became the pioneers of the movement, which has resulted so advantageously, both to the ex- hibitors and the public generally. Although the institution has in the past sailed over somewhat troubled waters, the financial successes of the last few years have placed the show on a sound footing. THE OFFICERS. Mr Hugh Pieroe, who retired full of honour lifter 30 years' secretarial uuties, wad followed by Mr R. R. Owen, who, in turn, was auoceeded by Mr H. J. W. Watling, t-lio present indefati- gable and popular secretary, who has filled the onerous duties entrusted to him with marked success. Thanks to Mr Watling, there was the substantial increase of about 120 in the en- tries this year. The committee were exceedingly fortunate in securng- the help of Mr L. O. R. Ashley, of flas Cae r Groes, as president. Mr Ashley is plosely connected with the district, and natur- ally as a large land owner, takes interest in .6,gricu,.Itural pursuits. He also identifies him- flelf with sport, and is a popular member and Official of the oricket club. Mr John Roberts, of Cae Melwr, as a tenant farmer, made an ideal vice-president, as his knowledge of the Agricultural industry is second to none. The oommittea of management included: i rriie Right Hon. Earl Carrington, Mr John HBlaokwall, Hendre; Mr 0. E. Parry, Dolwydd- jelen; Mr D. G. Jones, Rhiwdafna; Mr Wm. 'Hughes, Gwernfor; Mr R. Norton, Penrhiw- arddwr; Mr E. Davies-Jones, solicitor; Sir Charles McLa.ren, Bart, M.P., Mr J. J. Lloyd, Printing Office ;Mr Maurice Williams, Librarv; iiMr J. E. Humphreys, Bryn Awel; Rev. J. iJTitiey Williams, Penloyn; Mr Robert Lloyd, j '{Nantwraoh Fawr; Mr D. W. Evam, Brynmor- Ifydd Mawr; Mr John Hughes, Penybont Hotel; Mr W. H. Jones, Hendre Waelod; Mr W. C. Rooorts, Llandudno; Mr 0. Isgoed Jones, [Llanrwst; Mr T. Rogers Jones, auctioneer; Mr 15. J ones Owen, N. and S. W. Bank, Llanrwst; the Right Hon. Lord Mostvn, the Hon. H. L. iMostyn, Mr R. Blackwall Mousdale, Mr Ed- .ward Bickers. New Inn; Mr Robert Roberts, iHendre Wen; Mr W. H. Jonee, Oemaes; Mr H. "Jones, Fernlea; Mr Lloyd Morris, Y.-gwifrith; Mr R. Muir, Amiandale, Bangor; Mr Thomas Lloyd, Tanlan; Mr Rowland Hughes, Cambrian iVault s; Mr John Kershaw, Watling-street; Mr ii. Smith, Plas Cae Coch; Mr E. Roberts, fTyddyn Hon; Mr Robert Ecrwards, Felin Isa; Major G. R. Ashley, Bettwsyoced; Mr H. E. OBlackwall, auctioneer; Mr T. H. Roborts, Stag (Hotel, Llangerniew; Mr J. M. Porter, Conway; v. W. M. Watkins, Llanddewi; Major- Genoral H. S. Gough, C.B., C.M.G., the Right !Hon. Lord Ponrhyn; Colonel Higson, Plas 'Madoc; Mr H. Ellis, Tai'rmeibion; Mr T. R. Jones, Moss Hill; Mr G. W. Tii.">ley, Pennant; ..Colonel S. Sandbach, Hafodunos; Mr J. R. 'Jones, veterinary surgeon, Mr Edward Mills, Plas Helyg; Mr David Pieroe, Dyffryn Aur; Mr W. H. Jones, Plas Iolyn; Mr A. McFar- :1ane. Victoria Hotel; Mr H. P*cberts, -), r Eagles Hotel; Mr Hugh Owen, The Abbey; Dr. T. E. Jones, Henar; Mr E. Clut- terbuck, Oakland; Mr O wan Hughes, Mcliny- ooed *tills; Mr R. R. Owen, Carrington-terrace; Mr John B. Roberta, Peiioraig; Mr John Ro- berta, Llanrwst; Mr George Jones, Bron Grer- 'ddi; Mr Maurice Roberts, district surveyor; IMr Herbart Hughes, Elwydene; Mr Owen Wil- liams, watchmaker; Mr John Williams, Queen's terrace; Mr J. Hartley Bibby, Plas-yn-Roe. Mr E. Jones Owen, N. and S. W. Bank, Llan- jrwst, was the hon. treasurer. FIELD STEWARDS. rHoaw Horses :-Measrs Thomas Lloyd, Tanlan; liowlanr! Hughes, Esgor Heulog; and R. Ro- berts. Hendre Wen. Light Horses, Turnouts, ajid JumpingMessrs 'J. Hartley Bibby, Plas-yn-Roe, Roowon; H. H. fimitih, Plas Cae Oooh; D. G. Jones, Rhiwdafna; H. E. Blackwall, Dale Cottage, Llanrwst; and iii. Lloyd Morris, Yagwifrith. Cattle:-Menwa D. W. Evans, Brynmorfydd; F. M. Porter, Ty'nooed; J. Taylor, Gigach; a.nd mi. J. Roberts, Gorphwyi&fa, LJanrwst. Shoep and Pigs:-Mewra Edward Evans, a.fod, and R. H. Roberts, Bodraoh. r ,Doges:—Messrs* E. Davies Jones,, solicitor; R. D. CMuir, AraMmdaJe, Bangor; ajid W. H.1 Darby- #hire, Gwynfryn. Poultry, Pigeons, and Cage Birds, etc. jMeasra John Williams, Dolafon; Owen Williame, .Watchmaker; and Albert Hughes, Ty'nyfynwont. Butteir and Honoy:—Mr John Griffith Jones, !Bron G-enddi. 1 General Field Stewards:—The President end iVioe-President, Messrs John B.lackwail, Hendre, JLlanrwst; J. E. Humpthreys, Bryn Awel, Llan- rwst; R. R. Owen, 2, Carrington terraoe, Llan- rwst; R. B. Mouladale, Colwyn Bay; Major Pu-id<iie, Plas Madoc, Llanrwst; Meaers J. M. iporter, Conway; WaJter Smith., Plas Cae Oooh; ¡a,nd T. R. Jones, Moss Hill. JUDGES. -fle,avy florses: hir Lewis, Trwet Llewelyn, Gartrumyl, Mont. i Light Horsey and Turnouts :-Mr J. Lancaster, brouxhton, near Preston, Jumping, Trotting, and Tradesman's Turn- .iyutePresident and Vice-President, Colonel S. Sandaboh, Haifodunos, Abergele; Mr L. W. Jelf- Pertitit, Bod Hyfryd, Lbmrwst; Colonel Higson, riac_ Madoc, Llanrwst; Mr J. Hartley Bibby Plaa-yn-Roe, Roewen. .Cattle:—Mr Feftrnall, Lea Manor, AJdford, jtn3 Mr R. N. Jones. Bryn Melyn, C'orwcvn. Sheep and Pigs :-Mr R. N. Jones, Bryn Melyn, jporwen Dogs, Rabbits, and Cage mrds :-Mr C. 11. iWheeler, Birmingham. Poultry and Pigeons:—Mr W. G. Samuels, iTov.n HiU Wrexham. 1 Butter and Eggs:—Mrs Roberts, Lioweni Hail, Denbigh. Honey:—M.- John Berry, Tlie Apiary, Llan- rwst. Honciarv Vet eri.r.ary Srgeon: Mir W. J. Bushnell, M.R.C.V.S., Conwav. TRADESMEN'S EXIIIBITS. A large portion of the field—Gwydr Pack, kindly lent by the President of the Board of "Agriculture, was, of course, the venue as hitherto—running parallel with the road, was devoted to the exhibits of local tradesman. The ironmonegra had evidently inaugurated an ex- fcibition of their own, for they had an extra- ordinarily varied and extensive collection of machinery on view, which appeared the centre pf attraction to t<his farmers, wuo availed them- selves of the opportunity to inspect the latest jSesigns on the market. Messrs Hughes and Burrows exhibited a valu- able oolleotion of implements, too most intor- being Blackstanes 7 h.p. oil engine with (Oil tanks foundation. It's evident utility was .'immediately grasped, with the result that it found a ready purchaser. Petter's "Stationary" iHandv Man, 3i h.p. oil engine, was also exhi- bited "at work, and gave the impression that it t/was a serviceable implement for medium size farms. Bamford'9 patent chaff cutters, root cutters, oil cake mills, corn crushers; Powell 'Bros', and Whittaker's patent horse gieara, ohaffcutter pulpers, double action pump, and potato digger; anT Mey's cream separators .{were also shown and approved. Ploughs of ,3ifferent grades, and all-steel hoes of Mealor's make were displayed; as also were Welsh tub and end-over-end churns in large assortments. In addition there were Deering's "Ideal Reap- er," cultivators of Massey's horse rake, pig trough, mowing machines of various makes, the tnest important being Cambrian Mower, and Bamford's easy mower, etc. Messrs Hughes and Burrows have appeared for many years in ftliis annual show with implements, but this year's was one of their beat exhibits. Mr E. Lloyd Jones, W a.tiingAstreet, aleo sliowed very assortment of implements, including T&ngvr'a 6 ih.p. oil engines and Williams' 3i h.p. gnsrinee. which were shown in action, and amply gemonfstrating their utility to t<he large number W fwrmars who watched the process. He also exhibited WUtiaeae' ohaif outtert, pulpers; oil cake mills and horse powers; Corbett's grinding mill; Lister's cream separators; end over end and Welsh tub churns; Martin's patent swath turner; Martin's and Maxwell's cultivators; Os- borne powers; Ransorao's ploughs, ohain and zig-zag harrows; portable washing boilers, mangles, garden seats, etc., etc. Mr J. Tudor Williams, of Station-road, ooou- pied a la.rge pitch with his exhibits, amongst which were the end over end Welsh pattern churns ah-own in motion. A Victoria oil en- gine, 4 h.p., wa,¡;. also shown at work, and came in. for a R're-at; deal of attention, impressing the spectator with its simplicity and utility. Chaff cutters, root pulpers, Molotfce's croain se- parators; Waleh and Olarke's oil engines, flour bins, wringing and mangling machines, etc., were also shown. The following firms were also represented :— Messrs Hills and Sorts, artificial mianure manu- facturers, Amlwch; White's maize germ and Clarend's cakes for horses; Gar ton' seed; Hew- thorn's horse powder; Dickson, seedsmen, Chea- ter and the last but not least, Mr Willoughby Lance, of Llandudno, whose choice selection of electrical plant evidently interested a large num- ber of the spectators. Du'ring' the afternoon the Royal Oak ley Silver Band rendened selections, which considerably en- livened the proceedings. THE EXHIBITS. The exhibits formed not only a record in number, but also in quality. The judges spoke very hlglhl.v of the horse section, especially the "heavy brigade," there being absolutely not a poor heavy animal in t.he field. Messrs J. and J. Foulkes. df Conway, succeeded in winning tihe "Bodnant Chalileitge Cup" with a magnifi- cent gelding, although he was closely pressed by Mrs Jones. Bodafon Hall Farni, Llandudno, with "Sussie II." The heavy class -included 58 exhi- bits, or an increase qf 26 on the previoug yeajr. In the light horse section the silver challenge cup was awarded to Mr Hugh Owen, The Ab- bey, Llanrwst, who showed a seven-year-old in solendid condition. There were 83 exhibits in this section, or an increase of 49 on tihe previous show. a fact which amply demonstrates the in- creased interest evinced by farmers in the rear- ing of highfedass light boirses. In the other classes, in both heavy and light horse sections, the competitions were very keen, with the re- sult that the judges were set a heavy task. The turn-outs, owing to the heavy rain, were not seen to the best advantage, yet even the inclement weather failed to rob them of their neatness asd smartness. The cattie section also showed an increased number of exhibits, tho total being 83. The ■ animals were in the pink of condition, and of t,he best quality, the general impression being that they were bhe best lot ever shown on the Gwvdr grounds. The sheep were also very good, but considering the tens of thousands that are reared annually in the district the number of exhibits were lower than they should be. This section shou'ld certainly draw more competituors, and it is to be hoped that next year's show will show an im- provement in this 'respect. There was only a small number of pigs but 0, those exhibited were off the highest quality. The dogs were shown this year in a waterproof tent—a noteworthy improvement—and admirably benohed by "Old Calabar" Company. This de- oartment was held under K.C. rules, under whioh aU the dogs must be registered by the Kennel Club. The "doggies" welre there in large numbers, Eund some of them were indeed beauti- ful specimens, which provoked a feeling of oovetness in the beholders. The poultry were also shown under a water- proof tent, and properly penned and fed by "Old Calabar." Messrs H. and R. Eastwood, off the Woodlands Poultry Farm, Conway, and Colonel Sandbaoh exhibited a large number of very fi-ne birds. Amongst the exhibits was an exceptionally large black orpington oook with some beautiful white wyandottes, and white leghorns. Some of the bird;" were of excep- tional merit, while others hardly reached show form. Pigeons were not largely exhibited, yet there were a, few good homers) fantails, and dragons shown. The gate money amounted to £ 95, but the grand stand, owing to the rain, only 'realised £ 5 17s. AWARDS. The following w-ore the awards:- AGRICULTURAL HORSES. A silver cup, to be known as the Bodaint Chal- lenge Cup, for the best gelding or mare, calcu- lated for husbandry, shown by a teriant farmer within the counties df Denbigh, Flint, and Car- narv-on. The cup, if won three times out of five, to become the property of the wianeir (special: prize by Sir Charles McLaren, Bart., M.P.): 1, J. and J. Foulkes, Hendre, Conway; r., Miss M. Jones. Bodafon Hall Farm, Llandudno. Mare, with foal at foot '.special prize by the president): 1, John Roberts, Fron Francis, Llanrwst. Geld- ing or filly, foaled in 1905: 1, Robeirt Davies, Rhwngddwyffordd, Bettwis, Abergele; 2, Robert Parry Glan'rafon, Dctwen, Abergele. Colt ot filly, foaled in J906: 1, Mrs Mary Jones, Bod- afon Hall Farm, Llandudno; 2, Robert Parry, Glan'raifon, Bettws. Abergele. Colt or filly: 1, George Wright, Ty'nyoolyn, Trefnaut; 2, John Roberts, Fron Fra.ncis, Llanrwst, Pair of horses: 1. J. and J. Foulkes, Hend'3, Con" J 2, Robert Parry, Glan'rafon, Dolwen, Aberg.e. Maire or gelding, shown by a tenant farmer: 1, J. and J. Foulkes, Hendre, Conway; 2, Robert Daviea, Rhwngddwyffordd, Bettws, Abergele. For the best foal, sired by either cif the Plas LLan stallions (special prize given by Mrs Grace Jones. Eglwysbach): 1, John Roberts, Fron Francis, Lkunrwst. LIGHT HORSES. A silver challenge oup, fotr the best light road- ster, gelding or mare, 15 hands and upwards, age to be taken into consideration, shown by a tenant farmer within the counties of Denbigh, Flint, and Carnarvon. The oup, if won three times out of five, to become the property elf the winner (s prize by Mr J. Hartley Bibby): 1, Hugh Owen, The Abbey, Llanrwst; x., D. and J. 0. Pritchard, GWiyworn Mochdre. Mare, with foal at foot (special prizes by the pre- sident): 1, Hugh Owen, The Abbey, LlanxwEt; 2, R. E. Birch, Bryn Eury.n, Colwyn Bay. Mare or gelding, exceeding 14.2 hands: 1, Hugh Owen, The Abbey, Llanrwst; 2. D. and J. 0. Pritchard, Glanywern, Mochdre. Mare or gelding, not ex- ceeding* 14.2 hands: 1. R. E. Biroh, Colwyn Bay, 2, W. J. Davey, Maesmynan Hall, Afonwen. Two-year-old gelding or filly: 1, W. J. Davey, Maesmynan Hall, Afonwen; 2, John Roberts, Caemelwr, Llanrwst. One-year-old oolt or filly: 1, W. J. Davey; 2, John Roberts, Llan- rwst. Pony, mare 011 gelding, not exceeding 13 hands high, and not less than throe years old: 1, W. H. Jones, Gwernhowov, Wettwsycoed; 2, Robert Parry, Clanrafon, Dolwen. Abcrgele; 3, J. Evans-Jones and Co., 12 Ilolyhead-road, Upper Bangor. Welsh mountain pony, mare or gelding, not exceeding 11 harms high 1, Tom Roberts, Bryn Ysgol, Trcfriw; 2, Thomas Ro- berts, Cwynedd House, Berry-street, Conway. Pony mare, with foal at foot, not exceeding 12 hands high: 1, W. Trivett, George and Dragon Inn, Llanrwst; 2, Lilwall and Lewis, Old Col- m-yn. Pony, mare or gelding, not exceeding 13 hands, and under three years old? 1, Mrs Mary Jones, Bodafon Hall Farm, Llandudno; 2, D. 0. Jones, Aneddle, Llanrwst. The CCJlUnty Live Stock Insurance Association. Limited, York. Mr John Hetherton, F.S.A.A., manag- ing director (Mr A. G. Preen, Gwyndy. Taly- eafn, local representative) offered a piece of plato or other useful article (to be chosen by the prize-winner) for the best foai insured by them: 1, Elias Davies. Farmyard, Conway. JUMPING COMPETITION. Mare or gelding which shall be considered the best performer over hurdles, bar or fence, to be determined by the Working Committee. Open to all comers upon payment of 10s entrance fee. Entries to this class received up to 12 o'clock on the show day: 1, F. V. Cralige, Oak House, Famdon. TURNOUTS. Turnout, mare or gelding, of 14 hands and upwards, and two or four-wheel trap, being bona-fidc the property of the exhibitor, and shall have been in his or her possession for at least one month previous to exhibition: 1, Frank Bibby, Plas y foel, Dyserth; 2, Frank Herman, Glam Orme, Llandudno. Turnout, mare or gelding, under 14 hands, and two or four-wheel trap, being bona-fide the property of the exhibitor, and shall have been in his or her possession for at least one mo-i previous to exhibition: 1, Robert Parry, Glan'rafon, Dolwen., Abergele; 2, W. Williams, Glanmor- fa, Llandudno Junction. Tradesmen's turnout: 1. William Jones, Hand, L!anrwst; 2, Mrs Mary Jones, Bodafon Hall Farm, Llandudno. TROTTING MATCHES. For the fastest trotter, exceeding 14 hands: 1, Henry Evans, Bryn Chap, Llansannan; 2, Edward Roberts, Windsor House, ljlanrwst;3, Evan Roberts, Tyddyn Hon, Llanrwst. For the fastest trotter, not exceeding 14 hands: 1, J. H. Roberts, Clustyblaidd, Corwen; 2, FA- ward Roberts, Windsor House, Llanrwst; 3, Lylwell and Lewis, Colwyn Bay. CATTLE. Bull of any breed, rot being Welsh (special prizes by the President) 1, Mrs Rowley Con- wy. Bodrhuddan, Rhuddlan; 2, R. E. Birch, jvryn Euryn. Colwyn Bay, Welsh bull of any age, age to bo taken into consideration by the judge (by the Society): 1, The Coed Coch Trustees, Llawes y coed farm, Abergele; 2, Mrs Evans, Glanaber Hotd, Bettwsyooed. Welsh dairy cow, in calf or in milk: 1 and 2. W. Jones, Hand, Llanrwst; 3, W. H. Jones, Gwern- hywel, Bettwsycoed. Welsh heifer, two and under three years old, shown by a tenant farm- er, and bred within the district of the Society: 1, W. Jones, Hand, Llanrwst. Welsh heifer, one and under 2 years old, shown by a tenant farmer, and bred within the district of the So- ciety: 1, Joseph Davies, Garthmyn, Maenan; 2, Evan Roberts, Tyddynhen, Llanrwst. Short- horn cow, in calf or in milk: 1, Mrs Row- ley Conwy, Bodrhuddan, Rhuddlan; 2, R. E. Birch, CoJwyn Bay. Crossbred oow, in calf or in milk: 1, R. Armor Jones. Cae) Gwyn, Den- bigh; 2, Mrs Rowley Conwy, Do., do., shown by a tenant farmer: 1, R. Armor Jones 2, W. Jones, Hand, Llanrwst. Heifer of any breed, not being Welsh, two and under three years old: 1 and 2, Mrs Rowley Conwy. Heifer of any breed, not being Welsh, one and under two yeaxs old: 1 and 2, R. Armor Jones, Caegwyn, Denbigh. Pair of Welsh steers: 1, William Jones, Hand, Llanrwst; 2. Mrs Evans, Glanaber Hotel, Bettwsyooed. Pair of steers of any brood, not being Welsh: 1, Hugh Hughes, Union Inn, Lliny-wat; 2, William Jones, Hand, Llanrwst. SHEEP. Welsh ram, shown by c. tenant farmer (spe- cial prizes by the President/: i and 2, W. G. Roberts, Dyserth Hall, Dyserth. Shearling Welsh ram (by the Society). Whiltahire ram, shown by a tenant farmer: 1, Mrs Fielding, Eirianws, Talycafn; 2, William Williams, Bryn Iocyn, Conway. Ram, of any breed not before mentioned (one shear and over): 1 and 2, Mrs Rowley Conwy. Ram lamb of any breed, shown by a tenant farmer: 1. Elias Davies, Farmyaxd, Conway; 2, W. G. Roberts, Dyserth Hall Dy- serth. Ram of any breed not having previous- ly won a prize, and shown by a tenant farmer: 1, W. G. Roberts, Dyserth Hall; 2, Owen Wil- liams, 2, Rose Cottage, Conway. Three Welsh ewes, having reared lamba durintr the season: 1 and 2, W. G. Roberts, Dyserth Hall. Three Welsh ewes, having reared lambs during the season, shown by a tenant farmer: 1, W. G. Roberts, Dyserth Hall; 2. Elias Davies. Farm- yard, Conway. Three sbearlin"- "elsh ewes: 1, R. 0. Williams, Bryndowsi, Conway; 2, W. Conwy Bell, Rhuddlan. PIGS. Boar of large or small brood: 1, Miss Pullan, Royal Oak Hotel, Bettwsycoed; 2, T. O. Jones, Tynycelyn, Liangwstony-n, Conway. Breeding sow of large or small breed: 1. Raiph E. Mun- a.1 ro, Craigside, Llandudno; 2, Miss Pullan, Bet- twsyooed. Pair of store pigs: 1, Evan Roberts Tyddynhen, Llanrwst; 2, Ralph E. Munro, Llandudno, DOGS. Wire haired or smooth fox terrier (special prizes by the President): 1, W. C. Roberts, Dolhyfryd, Llandudno; 2, and 3, D. Gario Ro- berts, Albert Hotel, Llandudno. Wire-haired or smooth fox terrier bitch (by the Society): 1, Robert Edwards, Lower Mills, Llanrwst; 2, Mrs Barker, Carneddau, Llanrwst; 3, T. H. Des- mond, Hill Crest, Rhiw-road, Colwyn Bay. Roug-h-coated collie, dog or bitch: 1 and 2, Wm. Powell, Capel Garmon; 3, T. R. Jones, Moss Hill, Penuiaahno. Smooth coated collie, dog or bitch: 1, J. Hughes, WoodviUe Grove, Mostyn Avenue, Llandudno; 2, Evan R. Jones, rian, Conway. Collie puppy, under 12 months old, rough or smooth: 1, Robert Hughes. Wicklow Kennels, Bangor; 2, Mi« Jones, Tanlan, Llanfrothen; 3, E. Evans, Ty Gwyn, Llanddoget. Welsh terrier dog: 1. R. Owen, Police Station, Penrhyndeudraeth; 2, W. C. Roberts, Dolhyfryd, Llandudno 3, Henry P. Jones, Bronygadair, Blaenau Fesiiniog. Welsh terrier bitoli 1, W. C. Roberts, Liandudno. Spaniel dog or bitch any variety: 1, W. Jones, deudraeth; 2, R. Evans, Maenaa llouse, Llan- dudno; 3, W. Jones, Penrhyndeudraeth. Dog or bitoh of any breed not before men- tioned: 1, A. R. Hughes, 20, Brook v-treet, Bir- kenhead; 2. E. Dairies, Pleasant View, Conway; 3, Leonard Bond, Silhouette, Trinity-street, Llan- dudno. Dog or bitch, any varety, .not having proviously won a first prize: 1. A. R. Hughes, 202. Brook-street, Birkenhead; 2, W. C. Roberts, D Dolhyfryd, Llandudno; 3, T. R. Jones, Moss I-Ii! Iletiaiachiio. Sporting dog or bitoh, price not to exceed JE5: 1. D. Garic Roberta, Aibert Hotel, Llandudno; 2, D. Garic Roberts, ditto; 3, A. R. Hughes, 202, Brook-strec-t, Birkenhead. Selling class, dog or bitch, price not to exceed L5 (special prizes guaranteed by Mr T. R. Jones, Moss Hill): 1, W. 0. Batten, Llanrwst; 2, T. R. Jones, Moss HilJ, Penmachno; 3. II. W. Jones, Gweifil Cottage, Pe-ritrevoela^. POULTRY. I Minoroa, Spanish or Andalusian, cock or hen: 1, Evan T. Jones, 3, Frondeg. Ohwilog, R.S.O.; 2, D. O. Jones. Armeddie, Llanrwst. Game, any ver^ety, including Malay and Indian game, oock or hen: 1, Robert Edwards, Lower Mill, Llan- rwst; 2, A. Hysiop, Bry.nia.u Mawr, Llangollen. Plymouth rock, cock or hen: 1, W. H. Davies, 7, Mount? terrace, Pwllheli; 2, H. and R. East- wood, Woodland,, Poultry Farm, Conway. Wyan- dotte. oock or hen: 1. H. and R. Eastwood, Woodlands Poultry Farm, Conway; 2, Colonel Sandbacih, Hafodunos, Abergele. Orpington cock or hen: 1, A. Hyslop, Bryniau Mawr, Llan- gollen; 2. H. and R. Eastwood, Woodlands Poultry Farr.n, Conway. Leghorn, cock or hen: 1, Colonel Sa,ndbaoh. Hafodunos. Abergelle; 2, H. and R. Eastwood. Any other variety, cock or hen: 1. W. H. Davies, 7, Mount terrace, Pwll- heli 2, J. A. Walker, O-borno House. Llandudno. Selling class, cock or hen, price xior, to exceed 91: 1, A. Hyslop, Bryniau Mawr, Llangollen; 2, Colonel Sandbach, Hafodunos, Abergele. Aylesbury, drake or drck 1, Colonel Sandbach, Hafodunos, Abergele; 2, Robert Edwards, Lower Mills, Llanrwst. Any other variety, drake or duck: 1 and 2, Colonel Sandbach, Hafodunos, Abergele. Turkey, cock or hen: 1. Roger W1 Jiamc, Fronwen, Llamsannan; 2, CoTonel Sand- lJaoo. Hafodunos, Abergele Bantams, any variety, oock and hen: 1, A. Hyslop, Bryniau Mawr, Llangollen; 2, H. and R. Eastwood. EGGS. H-)Jf-do«n white eggs*: 1, Miss Maggie Daviea, Talyvvaen. Talycafn; 2, G. E. Cragg, Rock lands, Rhoe, Colwyn Bay- Haif-dozen coloured egg; I, G. E. Oragg, Rocklancls, Rhos, Colwyn Bay; 2, Miss Lloyd Jones, Brynfawnog, Maenan. PIGEONS. Best fsuViail or Jacobin: 1 and 2, Ivey Ger- ard, Primrose Cottage, L:anrw-t; 3, T. H. Dee- mooo. Hill Crest, Rhiw-road, Colwyn Bay. Best show home, 1 and 2, II. and R. iEastwood, Woodlands Poultry Farm,. OonwóY; 3. H. Aroher, Hafodunos Farm, Abergele. Beet flying homer: t and 3. H. Archer, Hafodunas Farm. Abergele; 2, J. E. Owen, Glyn Villa, Lla.ndudno. Best pigeon of any other variety: 1, 2 and 3, H. Archer, Hafodanos Farrm,Abergele. CAGE BIRDS. Best goldfinch: 1, R. J. Oak'eigh, G'an Con- way; 2, J. E. Jones, Glasgwm-'ioad, Pe.timachno. Best canary of any variety 1, W. Williams, y goldy, LiantwiS't; 2, R. R. Owen, 2. Carrington- terrace Llanrwst; 3, J. E. Jones, Giasgwm-road, Peinmaohno. RABBITS. Best rabbit of any breed (by the Society) 1, John Rowlands, Maes Apiaries, Pwllheli; 2, Mrs Lutber, Silhouette, Trinity-street, Llan- dudno. BUTTER. To the tenant fa rmer showing the best sample of pot butter, not less than 25 lbs., bona-fide the produce of his own farm: 1, Misa Lloyd, Nant- yrach fawr, Llanrwst; 2, Mrs M. Edwards, Ll anger mew. To the tenant farmer showing the best sample of fresh butter, not less than 3 lbs., bona-fide the produce of his own farm, shown in separate lbs. of 16 ouneos, and made on the old method: 1, Mrs M. Edwards, Rhos- mawn, LJangerniew. 2, ML-s Lloyd, Narityraoh Fawr, Llanrwst; 3, Mrs W. Williams, Fedw, Llanrwst. To the tenant farmer showing the beat sample of fresh butter, not less than 3 Ibs., bona-fide the produce of his own tarm, shown in separate lbs. of 16 ounces, and made on the new method: 1. Mrs M. Edwards, Rhosmawn, Llangerniew; 2, Miss Lloyd, Llanrwst; 3, Miss Lizzie Williams, Ll wyndu isaf. Pandy Tudor. HONEY. An exhibit of light coloured run or extracted honey, in lib. or 21b. jars, total weight not to be less than 12 lbs. or more than 20 Its. 1, David Jones, Gosen, Eglwysbach; 2, Mrs M. Edwa.rd.s, Llangerniew. An exhibit of dark coloured run or extracted honey, in lib. or 21b. jars, total weight not to be less than 12 lbs. or more than 20 lbe.: 1, E. B. Roberts, 3, Doly-dd-terrace, Bettwsycoed.