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Arddangosfa, Ceffylau Abergele- Cynhaliwyd pedwaredd arddangosfa flynyddol yr "Abergele Horse Society" ddydd Llun. Yr oedd y tywydd yn bur hyfryd a gwresog, a'r cyn- ulliad o bobl yn anghyffredin o fawr. Yr oedd vt entries yn fwv o tua 20 na.'r llynedd, a chryn welliant yn nosbarth yr anifeiliaid a arddangosid. Yr oedd yr arddangosfa dan lywyddiaeth Mr H. R. Hughes, Arglwydd-raglaw Sir Fflint. Cyf- lawnwyd dyledswyddau cadeirydd y pwyllgor gan Mr J. D. Jones, Bodorgan; tra y gwnaeth Mr H. Thomas ysgrifenydd rhagorol a da. Fel y canlyn yr oedd y dyfarniadau — Stallions.—Agricultural or cart stallion—1, the Hon. F. G. Wynn, Glynllifon; 2, James Grif- fith, The Rake, Hawarden. Roadster or cob stal- lion—1, Thomas Smith, Tyn Rhvl Stud 2, J. Wr. Davies, Stud Farm, Lucton, Herefordshire. Agricultural horses.—Team for agricultural pur- poses, exclusively worked on a farm^ gnd the pro- perty of bona-fide tenant farmers—1, T. J. Dut- ton. The Beeches, Saltnev • 2, H. and R. Roberta, Bach v Graig Farm. Tremeirchion 3, Mrs E. Foulkes, Hendre, Conway. Gelding or mare, not exceeding six years old, for agricultural purposes -1. T. J. Dutton; 2. Hon. F. G. Wynn. Welsh cart mare or gelding, not exceeding 16 hands, three years old and m-er-I. Robert Parry, GWrafon, Bettws, Abergele 2, David Williams, Bodrochwyn, Abergele. Agricultural colts.—Cart gelding or filly, foaled after the 1st January, 1895—1, Hon. F. G. Wynn 2, Mrs A. Gratton, Foryd Farm, Aber- gele. Cart colt or fillr, foaled after the 1st Janu- ary, 1896—1, William Hughes, Glan'rafon, Llan- gcmyw; 2, Mrs A. Gratton 3, Hugh Roberts. Cefndy Farm, Rhyl. Cart colt or filly, foaled after the 1st January, 1896 (open)—1, William Hughes, Llangernyw 2, John Pierce, Peniarth Farm, Bettws. Brood maxes.—Restricted to bona-fide tenant farmers whose rental does not exceed JS150. Cart mare and foal at foot—1, Owen Roberts, Bryn- car. Bettws; 2, Hugh Roberts, Cefndy Farm, Ehyl. Cart mare with foal at foot (restricted to bona-fide tenant farmers)—1, T. J. Dutton 2, Owen Roberts, Bryncar. Cart mare and foal at foot (open)—1, R. T. Roberts, Hendre, Bodfari; 2, Wr. Conwy Bell, Rhuddlan. Foals.—For agricultural purposes. Restricted to bona-fide tenant farmers—1, T. J. Dutton; 2, R. T. Roberts 3, Mrs Harriet Chapman, Peny- ffrith, Morfa, Rhuddlan. For agricultural pur- poses (open)—1, T. Roberts, Hendre 2, Mrs A. Gratton 3, W. Conwy Bell. Special prizes.—Gelding, mare, or filly for agri- cultural purposes—1 and 2, T. J. Dutton. Year- ling got by any of Mr D. Williams's stallions—1, Mrs A. Gratton 2, John Roberts. Hafotty Ben- nett, Eglwysbach. Foal—1, Charles Armstrong, Hendre Bach, --ioergele; 2, Hugh Hughes, Bron- healog Hall, Abergele. 0 Champion prize.—Gelding, mare, or filly (for agricultural purposes) exhibited at the show(open) —T. J. Dutton. Carriage horses.—Tandem turn-out: Pair of horses and four-wheeled carriage—1, W. Conwy Bell, Rhuddlan; 2, Hon. Mrs Ward. Colwvn. Gelding or mare, 14 hands and over, shown in har- ness—1, WT. Conwy Bell; 2, Hon. Mrs Ward. Hacks, etc.—Hack shown under the saddle (open)-l, Hon. Mrs Ward 2, W. Conwy Bell. Gelding or mare, not exceeding five years old. and not under 15 hands, calculated to make a brough- am horse (open)—1, John Calvert, Kinmel Park,' Abergele 2, John Kyffin Jones, Pantidda, Aber- gele. Two-year-old gelding or filly, suitable for saddle or harness—1, John Jones, Nant Meifod, Abergele 2, H. and R. Roberts, Bach y Graig Farm, Tremeirchion 3, Hon. Mrs Ward. Year- ling for saddle or harness—1, Thomas Smith, Ty'n Rhyl Stud 2, John Jones, Pant Idda, Abergele 3, J. D. Jones, Bodoryn, Abergele. Foal, suit- able for saddle or harness—1, James Griffith, Har- warden 2, John Jones and Sons, Llandudno 3, Thomas Smith, Ty'n Rhyl Stud. Special prizes.—Foal by Fire King III. No. 3599—1, Isaac Owen. Plas Llwyd, Abergele 2, Vtuuam Hughes, 7. Market-street, Rhyl; 3, Pen- dleton, "V ale-road, Rhyl. Hackney, regularly plying for hire in the district, in harness or in saddle—1, Mrs Elizabeth Lewis, Clarence-place, Abergele; 2, John Williams. Ham Hotel, Aber- gele, and John Williams, car proprietor, LIanfair. Cobs.—Cob not under I hands, and not ex- ceeding 15 hands, bred within the limits of the society, shown under saddle—1, Mrs Laura M'- Laren, Nant Farm, Prestatyn: 2, Dr. Price Morris, Colwvn. Ponies.—Gelding or mare, not under 13 hands high and under 14 hands. Shown under saddle (open)—1, W. Conwy Bell; 2, John Jones and Sons. Gelding or mare, not exceeding 13 hands, bred within the limits of the society—1 a.nd 2, John Jones and Sons 3, J. D. Jones, Bodoryn, Abergele. Pure-bred Welsh mountain ponv, gelding, or mare, not exceeding 12 hands (open)— 1 and 3 John Jones and Soils 2, Miss Gladys Wood, Pabo Hall, Conway. Welsh mountain pony, not exceeding 12 hands, with foal at foot -1, John Jones and Sons 2, Robert Parry, Glan'rafon, Bettws 3, William Hughes, Ty'ny- caeau, Morfa. Jumping competition.—For the best and clev- erest jumper-I, T. Roberts, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool; 2. R. J. Roberts, Bodfari. Pony race.—1, Clutton. Colwyn Bay 2, J. D. Jones, Bodoryn. Additional prizes.—Mare suitable for saddle or harness, with foal at foot (restricted to tenant farmers)--I, Isaac Owen, Plas Llwyd, Abergele 2, John Jones and Sons. Mare suitable for sad- dle or harness with foal at foot and 2, Thomas Smith, Ty'n Rhyl Stud. 3, John Wil- liams, Harp Hotel, Abergele.

Cymdoithas Amasthyddol Siroedd Fflint a I Dinbych. I CYFARFOD BLYNYDDOL YN LLANELWY. Cynhaliwyd 55ain arddangosfa flynyddol y I gymdeithas uchod yn Llanelwy ddydd Gwener. • Y llywydd oedd Mr R. W. Williams Wynn. Yr j oedd yr entries yn cynwys dros 1300 mewn nifer, neu agos i 300 yn fwy na'r Ilynedd yn Rhuthyn. Daeth cynulliad mawr o bobl i faes yr arddang- osfa, ac yr oedd ansawdd y stoc a ddangosid yn derbyn uchel ganmoliaeth. Fel y canlyn yr j oedd y dyfarniadau t BUTTER. Three pounds of fresh butter made up in lb., three lb. to be slightly salted and three Mb. to 2 be perfectly free from salt—1, Captain C. Row- ley Conwy, Boclrhyddan 2, Colonel Henry Ho- ward, St. Asaph; 3, Thomas Roberts, Lleweni Hall, Denbigh. Three pounds of fresh butter made up in pounds (open to tenant farmers only)—1, T. J. Dutton, The Beeches, Saltney; 2, T. Roberts, Denbigh 3, Mrs Peake, Firwood Farm, Pen- bedw Hall, Flintshire. Exhibit of fancy butter—1, the Rev. John Rickaby, St. Beuno's College, St. Asaph 2, T. Roberts, Denbigh. Crock of potted butter, not less than 141b.—1, T. Roberts, Denbigh 2, P. T. Davies-Cooke, Maes Alyn, Mold 3, T. Davies, Rhuddlan. BREAD. Loaf of white bread, 41b. or over—1, T. Price and Son, St. Asaph: 2, Mrs Marsh, Rhyl; 3, D. Jones, Ruthin. Loaf of brown bread, 41b. or over—1 and 2, E. P. Jones, Son, and Co., Rhyl 3, E. P. Jones, Son, and Co., St. Asaph. I Loaf of barley bread, 41b. or over—1, T. Price and Son, St. Asaph 2, E. Morgan, Rhyl. EGGS. I Six hen eggs (white)—1, the Rev. John Rick- aby, St. Asaph 2, Colonel S. Sandbach, Aber- gele 3, Mrs Roberts, Ruthin. Six hen eggs (brown)—1, Mrs Roberts, Ruthin I 2 and 3, T. W. Bowdage, Denbigh. HAMS AND BACON. Pair of hams (plain, not smoked)—1, E. P. Jones, Son, and Co., Rhyl; 2, T. Jones, Ruthin; 3, T. WT. Bowdage, Denbigh. P. Jones, Son, and Co., Rhyl; 2, E. P. Jones, Jones, Son, and Co., Rhyl; 2, E. P. Jones, Son, and Co., St. Asaph. DRESSED POULTRY. Couple of dressed chickens, hatched 1897-1, T. Jones, Ruthin 2, Mrs Peake, Firwood Farm, Penbedw Hall, Flintshire; 3, the Rev. J. Rick- aby, St. Asaph. Couple of dressed ducklings, hatched 1897-1, Mrs J. F. Pugh, Mold 3, P. H. Pugh, Mold. shire 2, the Rev. J. Rickaby, St. Beuno's Col- lege, St. Asaph 3, D. J. Griffith, Rhyl. HONEY. Two sides of bacon (plain, not smoked)—1, E. P. Matthews, Maesycoed, Caerwys, Holvwell; 2, Mrs J. F. Pugh, Mold 3, P. H. Pugh, Mold. 11 41b. cases of honey in comb, 1897-1, the Rev. J. Rickaby, St. Asaph 2, H. Davies, St. Asaph. CHEESE. Four cheese, made in 1897 on exhibitor's farm, open to landlord or tenant, and not less than 401b. each cheese—1, T. Roberts, Lleweni Hall, Den- bigh 2, H. Denson, Poulton, Wrexham 3, W. H. Hobson, Worthenbury, Malpas. Four cheese, made in 1897 on exhibitor's farm, open to landlord or tenant whose-mnt does not ex- ceed 1100 per year each cheese to be under 401b.-I, T. Davies, Pontfaen, Rhuddlan; 2, T. Parry, Spon, Buckley, Flintshire. Sample of three cream cheese 1, P. T. Davies- Cooke, Maes Alyn, Mold 2, T. Roberts, Den- bigh 3, W. Leathes, Wern Fawr, Ruthin. PRODUCE. Collection of dairy and other produce, viz., 31b. fresh butter, one quart cream, one quart milk, one dozen eggs, one couple dressed chickens (1897), one couple dressed ducklings—1, Rev. J. Rickaby, St. Asaph; 2, T. Jones, Plas-y-rhal, Ruthin 3, P. P. Pratt, St. Asaph. WOOL. Three fleeces of wool—1, Colonel S. Sandbach, Hafodunos, Abergele 2, Captain C. Rowley Con- wy, Bodrhvddan. CATTLE. Short-horned bull—1, H. E. Parry, Wrexham 2, J. King, Ruthin. Bull above two years—1, E. Peel, Ellesmere; 2, Captain C. Rowley Conwy, Rhuddlan. Bull above one and under two years—1, H. E. Parry, Wrexham 2, E. Peel, Ellesmere. Cow in calf or milk—1 and 2, Captain C. Row- ley Conwy. Rhuddlan. Heifer above two and under three years—1 and 2, Captain C. Rowley Conwy, Rhuddlan. Heifer above one and under two years—1 and 2, R. Blezard, Ruthin. Pair of heifer calves under twelve months—1 and 3, Captain C. R. Conwy, Rhuddlan 2, J. V. Williamson, Corwen. Welsh—Bull above one and under two years— 1, J. Owens, Trefnant. Cow or heifer in calf or milk—1 and 2, P. P. Pratt, St. Asaph. Heifer above two and under three years—1, P. P. Pratt, St. Asaph 2, W. H. Roberts, Mold. Heifer above one and under two years—1, J. Lloyd, St. Asaph 2, P. P. Pratt. Cross-bred—Half or cross-bred cow in calf or milk, best adapted for dairy purposes—1, W. Owen, Rhuddlan 2, J. Roberts, Chester. Half or cross-bred heifer above one and under three years, in calf or milk—1 and 2, P. E. Story, Denbigh. Half or cross-bred heifer above one and under two years—1, E. Hughes, Rhuddlan. Hunt bulls, for the animal that has been best cared for—1, Captain C. R. Conwy 2, the Flint and Denbigh Hunt. Pair of dairy cows, milking properties to be taken into consideration—1, William Owen, Rhuddlan 2, J. Roberts. Three cows in calf or milk—1, Captain C. Row- ley Conwy, Rhuddlan; 2, William Owen, Rhudd- lan. I Dairy cow, the most suitable for town dairies— 1, Captain C. R. Conwy, Rhuddlan Z, William I Owen, Rhuddlan. Best animal in cattle classes fed on Bibby's cakes—1, the Rev. J. Rickaby, St. Asaph. Best animal in cattle classes fed on food se?«- j soned with Benson Evans's food—1, the Rev. J. j Rickaby. ) Pair of heifers calved in 1895, the property of a tenant farmer—1, George Lee, Saltney; 2, John j V. Williamson, Corwen. Half or cross-bred heifer above two and under i three years, in calf or milk, the property of a tenant farmer—1, John V. Williamson 2, John Story, Denbigh. Pair of heifers calved in 1895, open to the so ciety's district-1, George Lee; 2, Captain C. R. Conwy. Pair of heifers calved in 1896, open to the soci- ety's district—1, J. King, Ruthin 2,P. E. Story, Denbigh. j Pair of bullocks calved in 1896, the property of j a tenant farmer—1, John Roberts 2, J. Story. Bull calf under twelve months—1, the Rev. J. ¡ Rickaby 2, P. E. Story. Cottager's cow, restricted to those whose rent does not exceed B14 per annum—1, R. Williams, Penycefn, Newmarket; 2, Seth Jones, Denbigh. HORSES. Heavy and Light (Stallions). Cart stallion, having regularly travelled the so- ciety's district during the season 1897-1 and 2, P. P. Pratt, St. Asaph 3, J. W. Griffiths, Ha- warden. Agricultural horses-Pair of cart horses—1, T. J. Dutton, Saltney; 2, Rev. J. Rickaby, St. Asaph. Cart mare with foal at foot—1, J. J. Dutton 2 and 3, R. J. Roberts, Bodfari. Mare and foal-1, T. J. Dutton; 2, R. J. Ro- berts. Pair of heifers calved in 1896, the property of a tenant famier—1, Herbert E. Parry, Wrexham 2, John Roberts, near Chester. j Mare or gelding—1, T. J. Dutton 2, W. Agt- bury, Noxthop. Gelding or fillr-l and 2, H. R. Roberts, Tre- meirchion. Cart gelding or filly above two and under three years old—1, Mrs A. Gratton, Abergele: 2, Mrs Harriet Chapman, Rhuddlan. ( Cart gelding or filly above one and under two years old—1, Charles Pierce, St. Asaph; 2, Mrs Gratton. Cart foal-I, T. J. Dutton; 2, R. J. Roberts. I Two-year-old cart colt or filly-It H. R. Ro- berts. One-year-old cart colt or filly-I, Evan Jones, St. Asaph. Foal—1, R. J. Roberts. Three-year-old colt or mry-I, D. Davies, Tref- nant. Two-year-old colt or finy-I, J. Roberts, Ruthin. One-year-old ecrlt or filly-I, D. Davies. Sucking colt or filly-I, J. Williams, Cwm. Team of two cart horses—1, P. P. Pratt; 2, Rev. J. Rickabv. LIGHT HORSES. For the best cob, mare, or gelding, not exceeding I hands, to be shown in hand—1, W. Conwy Bell, Rhuddlan 2, John Jones and Sons, Llan- dudno. For the best roadster mare, with foal at foot— 1, T. Smith, Rhyl; 2, P. P. Pratt, St. Asaph. For the best cob mare not exceeding 14 hands, with foal at foot, open to the society's district-I, John Jones and Sons 2, E. Teeid Owen. For the best Welsh brood mare pony with foal at foot, and not exceeding 13 hands—1 and 2, John Jones and Sons. For the best roadster gelding or filly above two and under three years old, the property of a ten- ant farmer entirely dependent on farming—1, John Jones and Sons; 2, H. R. Roberts, Tre- meirchion. For the best roadster two-year-old—1, P. P. Pratt; 2, David Jones, St. Asaph.. For the best roadster yearling-I, P. P. Pratt; 2, John Jones. For the best roadster foal, open to society's dis- trict—1, T. Smith, Rhyl; 2, James Griffiths, Ha- warden. For the best foal sired by any of the Brynllith- rig light horses—1, James Griffiths, Hawarden. PONIES. For the best Welsh mountain pony, mare or gelding, not exceeding 12 hands—1 and 2, John Jones and Sons, Llandudno; For the best cob, mare, or geMing, not exceed- ing 13 hands, in saddle, to be shown in saddle, open to the society's district—1 and 2, John Jones and Sons, Llandudno. HARNESS HORSES. Mare or gelding over 15 hands—1, S. Denson, Rhuddlan 2, Captain Wilkinson, St. Asaph. Mare or gelding oyer 14 antf not exceeding 15 hands-I, W. Conwy Bell, Rhuddlan; 2, Hon. Mrs Ward, Old Colwyn. Mare or gelding not exceeding 14 hands—1, W. Conwy Bell 2, John Jones Wrexham. Best pony turn-out most writable for children, pony not to exceed hands, and to be driven by a lady-l, J. Edgar, Denbigh 2, Miss Myra Ro- berts, Llandyrnog. Best tandem team (stallions excluded)—1, W. Conwy Bell; 2, Hon. Mrs Ward. I SHEEP. Shropshire ram, open to North Wales—1, J. E. Bankes, Northop 2, Captain C. Rowley Conwy, Rhuddlan. Short-wooled ram, any atre and distinct breed —1, J. E. Bankes 2, Captain C. Rowley Conwy. Short-wooled shearling ram, any distinct breed —1 and 2, Colonel S. Sandbach, Abergele. Pen of three short-wooled ewes of any distinct I breed, which have reared lambs this season—1, Colonel S. Sandbach 2, Captain C. Rowley Con- wy. Pen of three shearling short-wooled ewes of any distinct breed—1, Colonel S. Sandbach 2, Cap- tain C. Rowley Conwy. Pair of short-wooled ram lambs of any distinct breed—1, Captain C. Rowley Conwy 2, Colonel S. Sandbach. Pen of three short-wooled ewe lambs of any distinct breed—1, Colonel S. Sandbach 2, Cap- tain C. Rowley Conwy. Shropshire shearling ram and three shearling I ewes—1, Colonel S. Sandbach; 2, Captain C. Rowley Conwy. Welsh mountain ram, any age—1, P. P. Pratt, St. Asaph 2, Colonel Platt, C.B., Llanfairfechan. Welsh shearling ram—1, P. P. Pratt. Pen of three Welsh mountain ewes which have reared lambs this season—1, P. P. Pratt 2, W. Conwy Bell, Rhuddlan. Pen of three shearling ewes—1, Mrs A. Grat- ton, Abergele; 2, W. Leathes, Ruthin. Welsh ram lamb-I, W. Conwy Bell; 2, P. P. Pratt. Pen of three Welsh ewe lambs—1, Mrs A. Gratton 2, W. Conwy Bell. Pen of three Welsh mountain ewes, any age, open to North Wales—1, Colonel Platt; 2, Mrs A. Gratton. Ram, of any distinct mountain breed, and not restricted to Welsh, and not more than three shear—1, W. Leathes 2, Mrs A. Gratton. Pen of three ewes, any distinct mountain breed ¡ (to be stated), and not restricted to Welsh, which I have reared lambs this season—1, W. Leathes 2, W. Conwy Bell. PIGS. Boar. any breed, not more than four years old, which shall serve sows, being the property of the members of the society, during the ensuing 12 months at a fee not exceeding 5s each—1 and 2, F. Allmond, Wrexham. Sow, in pig or milk, any breed—1 and 2. F. Allmond. Cottager's pig—0. Rowland, Hhylj, POULTRY. Open to the United Kingdom: —Black or brown-red modern game cock or hen—1 and 2, J. Lewis, Tarporley; 3, S. D. Ellis; Ruthin. Any other variety modern game cock or hen— 1 a; d 2, J. Lewis. Old English cock or hen-I, G..Bimond, South- port 2 and 3, G. and J. Duckworth, Southport. Plymouth Rock cock—1,G. and J. Duckworth 2. A. P. Didier, Gresford; 3, W. J. Dale, North- wich. Plymouth Rock hen—1, Colonel S. SandbaoH, Abergele • 2, E. C. Griffiths, Northwich 3, Miss- E. Elkington, Mold. Orpington or Langshan cock 1 and 2, G. and J. Duckworth. i Orpington or Langshan hen—1 and 3, G. and J. Duckworth 2, R. de C. Pèele, Ludlow. Wryandotte cock—1, Rev.. J. Crumbleholme, I Accrington; 2, A. P. Didiar 3. G. and J. Duck- worth. Wyandotte hen—1, Rev, J. Crumbleholme 2 and 3, G. and J. Duckworth. Andalusian leghorn or minorca cock—X' and 2, J. M. D. Beattie, Abergele; 3, Miss Go. Bibby, I St. Asaph. Andalusian leghorn or miaorca hen- 1 and 2, J. M. D. Beattie. Any other variety cock (except bantams)—1 and 3. George and Joseph Duckworth, 2, Francis C. Tomkins, Brimfielct Any other variety hen fexcept ban&ams)—1 and 3, G. and J. Duckworth, Southport2, F. C. Tomkins, BrimfieM. Bantam game cock or hen—1 and 2, A. W. Lewis, Tarporley; 3, J. F. Entwistle, Wakefield. Bantam, not game cock or hen—1> Rev. J. Crumbleholme, Accriagton; 2 3,. T. Lock- lev Meir, Chester. Drake or duck, IVkin—1, S. Jones,, junr., Den- bigh 2 and 0', C. Harris, Chirk. Drake or cfuek, any other vanety-l and 2, Hall, Denbigh 3, H. B. Smidi, Birkenhead. Gander or goose, any variety-l, P. P. Pritt, St. Asaph 2' and 3, E. Jones, St. Asaph. Turkey cock cr hen—1, J. V. Williamson, Cor- wen, and E. Jones, 81;" Asaph, equal; 3, Rev. J. Rickaby, St. Asaph. Selling class, cock or hon-, any variety, tll. price not to exceed 40s—1, J. Lewis, Tarporley; 2, G. and J. Duckworth 3, S., Jones, junr., Denbigh. Selling class cock or hen, any variety,, the price not toi exceed 2(h¡-1 J. Lewis 2, G. and J. Duckworth; 3, S. Jones. Any variety, any age, cock or hen,, kept within a radius of ten milt's from the Plough Hotel, St. Asaph—1, E. Jones, St. Asaph 2, W. Gaskell, Tremeirchion; 3, P. P. Pratt, St. Asaph. DOGS. Collie dog or bitch which has never won a prise —1, E. Moulsdale; 2, J. Rogerson 3, Miss E. Cradogk. Collie dog or bitch, under twelve months—1, J. Rogerson.; 3, G. Johnson. Coilie dog, rough or smooth (or»en)—1, T. E. Owen 2. J. Rogerson ? 3, Miss Edith Cradock. Collie bitch, rough or smooth (open)—1, J. Rogerson; 2, E. Moulsdal^ 3, D. Roberts. Fox terrier dog or bitch "which has never won a prize-I, Rev.. P. Nock; 2, R. Rigby; 3, J. Wrigley. Fox terrier dog or bitch puppy, under twelve months—1, R. Rigby; 2, G. A. Jones. Fox terrier dog or bitch (open)—1, Rev. W. Pritchard Nock 2, C:.H, Moore 3, G. A. Jones. Welsh terrier dog, or bitch, which has never won a prize—1, W. Plerce Williams 2, Lieut.- Colonel H. Savage 3, A. Wilson. Welsh terrier dog or biteh puppy, under twelve months-I; S. Jones; 2, A. Wilson; 3, Lieut.- Colonel H. Savage. Welsh terrier dog or bitch (open)—1, W. C. Roberts; 2, W. Pierce Williams; 3, Lieut.- Colonel H. Savage.. Any other variety terrier dog or bitch, not men- tioned—1, Mrs Harcourt Clare: 2, J. Parry; 3, C. H. Moore. Spaniel, any variety,, dog or bitch—1, H. J. Welch; 2, Miss Edith Cradock; 3, C. E. Cart- wright. Pointer or setter,, dog or bitch—1, H. J. Welch; 2, J. Hanman 3, G. H. Alletson. Any variety dog or bitch, not mentioned, over 251b. -1, Mrs Harcourt Cliare 2, Miss Edith Cra- dock 3, Mrs Harcourt Clare. Any variety dog or bitch, which has never won a prize—1, Miss Edith Cradock 2, E. Mouls- dale 3, S. Jones. Any variety dog or bitch puppy, not mentioned, under twelve months—lr Mrs Harcourt Clare 2, Miss Edith Cradock; 3, John Calvert. Selling class dog or bitch,, any variety, price not to exceed £ 5—1, J. Rogerson; 2, Miss Edith Cradock 3, John Coleman. Selling class dog or bitch, any variety, price not to exceed £ 2 10s—1, Miss Edith Cradock; 2, J. Coleman 3, W. C. Roberts. Local Class.—Any variety dog or bitch kept within a radius of ten miles from the Plough Ho- tel, St. Asaph—1, Mrs M .A. Welsby 3, J. H. Hughes. In the leaping competitions in the open class the first prize, was won by Mr Harry Jagger, W akefield, and the second by Mr C. J. Jerome, Sutton Coldfield. In the class confined to Den- bighshire and" Flintshire Mr H. R. Roberts, Tre- meirchion, carried off the first prize, and Mr T. R. Hill. Glyn. Arthur, Denbigh, the second. In the turn-out classes- first prizes were won by Mr S. Denson, Rhuddlan Mr W. Coriwy Bell, Rhuddlan Mr John Edgar, Denbigh and Mr P. P. Pratt, St. Asaph. Y CYFARFOD BLYNYDDOL. Am haner awr wedi deuddeg cynhaliwyd y cyfarfod blynyddol. yn mhabell yr ysgrifenydd- ion, dan lywyddiaeth Mr R. W. Wynn, y llywydd am y fiwyddyn. Yr oedd cynulliad mawr o'r ael- odau. Yn mhlith yr absenolion yr oedd Syr G. O. Morgan, A.S., ac Arglwydd Mostyn, v rhai a ysgrifenasant lHhyraai i ymddiheuru. Yr Yagrifetnydd (Mr Wlelsbv) a ddywedodd iddo dderbyn llyiiiyr edcliwrth glerc trefol Gwrec- sam yn dweyd fod y Cynghor Trefol wedi pender- fynu gwahodd y gymdeithas i gynal ei harddang- osfa am 1898 yn Ngwrecsam, a gofynent ai nid oedd yn rheolau y gymdeithas i gynal pob ped- werydd arddangosfa yn y dref hono. Mewn ateb- iad i'r llythyr efe a ysgrifenodd i ddweyd na wyddai efe am un reol o'r fath, ond ei bod yn chwe' blynedd er pan gynhaliwyd yr arddangosfa yn Ngwrecsam. Mr Pennant a ddywedodd, gan fod cais ffurfiol o Wrecsam am yr arddangosfa, y gwnai gynyg iddi gael ei, chynal yno y fiwyddyn llesaf. J Mr T. Roberts, Aber, a eiliodd y cynygiad, yr J hwn a gariwyd yn unfrydol. I Mr Frank Lloyd, yr arwerthwr, a ddatganodd ofid am nad oedd mwy o foneddwyr dylanwadol o Wrecsam yn bresenol i cefnogi y cais, ac awg- j rymodd fod penodiad llywydd yn cad ei ohirio. J Mr Pbrmant a ddywedodd mai y rheol fyddai I apwyntio y gwahanol bwyllgorau yn y cyfarfod blynyddol; ond yn gymaint a bod y rhan fwyaf o'r aelodau yn arddangoswyr, cafodd ei awgrymu fod dewisiad y pwyllgorau hyny wedi ei brysuro am fod ar bob un eisiau edrych ar ol ei arddang- osion. Gan hyny yr oedd efe yn cynyg fod idd- ynt gynal cyfarfod gohiriedig i etln 1 ilywydd y pwyllgorau. Cytunwyd a hyn. I Yna cyfodbdd dadleuaeth fywiog parthed lie y cyfarfod, ac o'r diwedd penderfynwyd cynal y cyfarfod gohiriedig yn Ngwrecsam. Yn groes i'r rheol fabwysiadwyd ar achlysuron blacnorol, pan y rhoddid tocynau i bersonau yn dymuno myned o'r maes, y fiwyddyn hon penderfynwyd fod i ( bob un a adawent faes yr arddangosfa dalu am ail-ddyfcdiad i mewn. I Cymerodd dadl faith le ar y pwnc rhai a ddal- ient fod y cyfryw beth yn annheg, yn neillduol i aelodau, y rhai a osodid ar yr un tilt": a'r Aai a I dalent swllt am ddyfodiad i mewn. Amryw aelodau a gwynent hefyd eu bod heb dderbyn tocynau. Dywedodd y Cadeirydd iddynt brofi anhawsder mawr L gael y cyfrifon (y rhai oeddynt wedi eu cadw yn anhrefnus) i drefn; ac os oedd rhyw I gamgymeriad wedi digwydd, yr oedd efe (ar ei ran ei hun a'r ysgrifenydd) yn mawr ofidio o'r herwydd. Llais Bu raid i amryw aelodau dalu am ollyng- dod i'r maes. Y Cadeirydd Yna bvdd i bob sydd wedi talu gael ei arian yn ol gan y Pwyllgor Cyllidol (cymeradwyaeth). Wedi ychydig sylwadau pellach' mabw^iadwyd cynygiad o eiddo Mr Pennant i'r perwyl fod: cyfarwyddiad yn cael ei roddi i'r Pwyllgor C ff- redinol gael eu gosod ar yr un tiir gyda golwg ar- fyneaiad i'r arddangosfa hon ag y maent yn. y HQyaL. I Dyna yr oil o'r busnes.

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Arddangosfa Ce%lau, &c., Ehosaeigr- Cyniuiliwyd trydedd. arddan,c%)s& esSylatt^ dofednod, etc., Rhesiaeigr,.ddirAd, Llun- Yr oedd yr hin, yn bobpeth ellid ddisgwyl; rhy braf i fod yn hollol ddedwydd, a onibai am agosrwydd y nior buasai yn annioddefol o boeth- Erioed ni welwyd mwy o gyrchu i'r ardal; ac er gwaethaf yr- anghyfleusderau teitihiol laac vn amlwg fod yr ar- ddangosfa yn enill tir. Yr oedd ntfer yr entries wedi cynyddu yn ddirfawr, ac yn ol tystiolaeth rhai o'r beirniaid yroeddy ceffylau yn mhob dos- barth yn rhai ardderchosr. ac o ganlyniad yn gwneud gwaith y beirniaid yn fwy ilafecus a manwl na phe buasai y quality yn waelach. Byehan iawn oedd niter y dofednod a anfonwyd i mewn mor fychan.iTi wir fel y :rrmyn'amheus a. ydyw yn ddoeth cynwys yr adran hon. Fel y gwyddis cynhelir regatta yn mrlvn a'r arddangosiad, ond ohcrwydd diffyg gwynt bu raid gohirio y rhan hono o'r rhaglen. Yr oedd y mor mor dawel a di-gynhwrf a phwll hwyaid, ac o ganlyniad anmhcsibl ydoedd myned yn mlaen a'r adran hono, a bu gonfod ei gohirixx. Llywydd yr arddangosfa eleni ydoedd Syr- George Meyrick, Bar., Boclorgan Hall; is-lywydd, Mr O. P. Jones, PIas Llechylched trysorydd Mr D. T: Elias, Penrallt, Ty Croes arianwyr, y" National Provincial Bank of England; a'r ysgrif- enydd llafurus a hynaws ydoedd Mr H. T. Owens. Bryn Hyfryd. Y beirniaid oeddynt: -Ceffylau trymion: Mr W. Thompson, Leeswood, Wyddgrug, a Mr H. Parry, Glan'rafon, Lldnwnda. Ceffylau ysgeifn: Mr D. Williams, Tywyn, A'bergele. Y neidio r Y Milwriad T. L. Hampton Lewis, Y.H., Bodior, Caergybi; Dr. E. T. Hughes, Caergybr; a Mr H. Parry, Glan'rafon, Llanwnda. Gwobrwvwyd fel y canlyn — CART HORSES. Mare and foal fm agricultural' purposes-I, William Owen, Penmynydd, Valley-; 2, Owen P. Jones, Plas Llechylched, Valley h c, David W. Jones, Cae'r gwlaw; Gwalchmai, Valley c, do. Team for agricultural purposes—1, Robert Le- wis, Bwlan, Aberffraw 2, David W. Jones, Cae'r- gwlaw, Gwalchmai; h c, Owen P. Jones, Plas- Llechylched, Valley. Three-year-old-gliding or fillyy. aalbulafed for husbandry—1, Hugh Williams, veterinary sur- geon, Bodrwnsiwn, Ty Croes; 2, Wm. Williams, Penhenllys, Aberffraw li c, H. Roberts, Bod- enog, Ceirchiog; c, WilHam Jones, Brynteg, Rhoscolyn, Ty Croes. J Gelding, calculated for husbandry, foaled after January 1st 1895-1 and 2, Robert Lewi Bwlan, Aberffraw h c, William Jones, Bfcdwina, Gwalch- mai. Filly, calculated for husbandry, foaled after January 1st, 1895-1, Owen P. Jones, Plas Llech- ylched, "V alley; 2. William ;.rone Bodwina, Gwalchmai; h c, Richard Williams, Gwaenfyn- ydd, Bryngwran; c, William Ptytherch, Bod- feddan,Ty Groes. Colt or filly, calculated for husbandry, foaled after January 1st; 1896-1 and h c, William Owen Penmynydd, Valley 2, William Lewis-, Talyllyn, Ty Croes c R. G. Owen, Cefnysgwydcf., Foal, calculated for hiisband-ry foaled after- January 1st, 1897-1, Wm. Owen, Penmynydd, Valley; 2, John Hughes, Carrey Ceiliog fawr, Bodorgan h c, B. W. Owen; Bontfaen, Bodorgan; c, Owen P. Jones, Plas- Llechylched, Valley: SPECIAL JUBILEE BBIZE. Agridulttiral mare, with her progenies. The number and quality to be taken into- considera- tion-I, Richard Williams, Gwaenfynydd, Bryn- gwran; r, Richard Hughes, Plas Llangwyfan, Ty Croos h c, William Prytherch,. Bodfeddan, Ty Croes. Foal; got By any of the, Pfe Stud horses—I, John Hughes, Carreg ceiliog fawr, Bodorgan r, R. W. Owen, Bontfaen, Bodorgan; h c, John Jones, Cefnysgwydd, Bryngwran; er E. Jones, Ddyfrd ,vy. Foal: got by "Prince Llewelyn"—1,. Hugh Wil- liams: veterinary surgeon, Bodnyngiw73r Ty Croes r, J.. Williams, Tyddyn Oliver; h e, William Jones, Glan Tbwyn, Ceirchiog. I LIGHT HORSES.. r_1 Light mare and foal—1, Owen Williams, Ty Llwyd, ,Ty Croes 2, H. Roberts, Ch-wc, Llangwy- fan; h c, William Owen, penmynydd. Valley; c, y WTm. Willia-uia, Bryngwyn, Ty Croes. Pony, gelding, or mare, not exceeding 12t hands, and not exceeding yix years old-I, H. T. Owen, auctioneer, Llangefni; 2;. R. Wr/Owen* Bontfaen,. Bodorgan h Cf D.. T.. Elias, Pen'rallt' Ty Croes c,. William Eryiliereli,. Bodfeddan, Ty Croes. GeMing cr mare, not exceeding 14 lian-is, and not exceeding six years old, £ ?alculated for riding or driving,, and phcAvn- under saddle—1, W. -1. irs G. Williams, Bryn, leilir, Bodorgan 2, E.. Jones. Cynuinod, Brykgw^tm h c, E. Lloyd* Cae. Lion c, Richard HugfnsS,. Plas Llaagwvfan, TyGi-oesi. Goloang or mare, not ox^sediixg 15 hands, and not excaoiffing six -pears.< r-; tMaitable rM- saddle or harness, shown. under saddle-I, W. .Hnglios- Janes, Llangefni, and Holyhead 2, T. xreba-n, \alle>r; li e, Willicaa Jones, iibn- Gjvpel, Bryngwran c;. Mrs G., Williams, liiyiv MeaRr, Bodorgan. Gddiiig or mare, over 15. hands, and not ex- .coeding six years, old,, suitable for saddle or har- neas, shown under saddle—1, John Edwards, Iliiydydtfaid, LluMiryg.-wn 2, W. Htighes Jones, 'Llangefni a.nd Halyjiead?; Ii e, R. W. Owen, Bont- faen, Beklorgan cy H; Bushes, Nexindd. Two-year-olds gelding- or filly,, suitable for ;sa:«dle or harness, warii-—3, O. E. Hughes, Bod- elto, Ty Croe:j,; 2;. Wiiliam Lewis; TiSyllyn, Ty h c, W. Hughej Jones, Llangefni andi iswlyhoad c, J. Ptifehard, Tan'rallt, Ty Croes. colf- ii-, Mly. suitafHø- for saddle or." larneas work—1 and. 2L William Jones, Ty Croes Farm, Ty Croea Yi c, Owen Roberts, 'Refail t,rnan; c, Dr. Joiui; Jcmcs, Hemtxe-, Gwalchma?. fountain pony with foal at h.,Bi fùot-l, It W Owen, Bciitrfieit,. Bodorgan r, R. TTilliams^ AiaS_ri iiMoms, Pen'rorsjdd. )eT"ra'w' >' cv Jones, Celnysgwydd, gwran. JUBILE"t,,IPP.IZES. Turn-out, gelding or mare—1, W. Jones, Li%f{gef3i and Holyli^-fi; r, R. vt. &w..en" Bontfacft*Boxfitrgan h c, -fpha Edwards, Hhyd: ydefaxd,. Llan«Ccygarn c, Mtu. G. Williaxni^ Meiiir, Bodorgan. Jum^Xy. Riding or mar^open to all cc-^rs);— 1, A.. V\ .Laies, PLisIuk, Gaer,ven ff'and/3, Hice Ccfndu, Gaerwen POILI'EY. of cock and twoJiens (Plvmc.uth. Pfeck) —-V rhomas Jones, Rllosaior, Tv arü; a. W ^c^erts, "enybont, ^yngwran;*h c, Miss- A. J. R iwlimtfo, Penybrvjii, > coc^ hens (o £ any other ^eed/ ^J's Jones, Hendre, Gwalfchroai; 2 "-tigii Hughes, Tanyr;V'lt, Caergeilieg-; Wm' PrytheiTch, BodfedVlan, Ty Croes. Pen of one drake, aaid two duolto- fAvlesbunr duck,<)-l, Thomas- Jones, Rhosraor, XV Croes^ ,2, Wm. Prythei-sh, B»dfeddan. Ty-Croes, Ptea of one gander and two ge^e-^l, Owen P- Jo«es, Plas Lfcch:dched, Val^y; g, Thorny J«m-eR, Rhosmor, Ty Croes. I'(, 1

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