The Cambria Daily Leader

UNITED COUNTIES. I Carmarthen Show's Success. Favoured with glorious weather, the first after-war show of the Uuited Counties Agricultural Society, held at the Park, Carmarthen, on Thursday was another success added to the long list of achievements of this Society, which em- braces the three counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke and Cardigan, Among the exhibitors were Earl Cawdor. Staelcpole Court; Lord Merthyr, Ilean I Castle, Saundersfoot, Sir Owen Philipps, G.C.M.G., M.P., of Coomb, executors of tht- late Mr. J. V. Colley, Ffynone, Boncath, Mr F. Lort Phillips, Glenarbeth, Mr. J, D, Key, Tvnywern, Llanelly Mr. J. Wm. Ertherduon, Messrs. I). Evans and Sons, Llwyncodfor, and Air. T. J. Mathias, Cardigan. AWARDS. I The awards were :— I CATTLE.—SHORTHORN. I Bull, two years old and upwards 1st, Esther Da vies, Hendy, Llangain Fair- I lawne Golden Rule"; 2nd, Earl Cawdor, Stackpole Court, Pembroke, Royal Bene- diet" Bun. exceeding one end not exceed- ing two years old: 1st, Lord Merthyr, Hean Castle, Saundersfoot, Hean Concord Key, Tynywern Farm, Llanelly, Moresley Commodore. Bull, not exceeding twelve months old 1st, Sir Uwen Philipps G.C.M.G., Coomh, Carmarthen, Kilsant Champion"; 2nd, Lord Merthyr, llean Cawnpore Cow or heifer, in milk oj" in calf 1st, Lord .Merhyr Amy Broadhooks"; 2nd. B. J. Howells, Gloyne, Narberth, "Starling White Rose." Heifer exceeding one and not exceeding two years old B. J. Howells, Gloyne Royal Rose." Heifer, not exceeding twelve months old 1st, Sir Owen Philipps. Kilsant Bessie"; 2nd, P. Lort L'hilti^s, Glanar- herth, Llechryd. Lady Myrtle. Open to Tenant Farmers only main Source of Livelihood is Farming. Bull, two years old and upwards 1st, Esther Davies, Llangain, Fairlavme Golden Grove"; 2nd, Ilowel Griffiths, Glanrbydseison, Manordeilo, Royal Airman." Bulls, exceeding one and not exceeding two years old. 1st J. D. Key. Tynywern Farm, Ilatietly, Moresby Commodore 2nd, D. Beynon, Ynyshafren, Ponthenry, Sanders Censor." Bull, not exceeding twelve months old 1st. Joshua Jones, Torcoed, Llanarthney, Predictor"; 2nd. Messrs. J. Evans and Sons, Glanrhydw, Pou- tantwn. ¡ Dairy cow or 1,,Pifel- in 1-t, D. Stal-Iiii- l White Rose." Beynon Favourite 2nd B. J. Howeus, I "Starling White Rose." Premium Bull under the Government Live Stock Improvement Scheme: 1, D. Beynon, "Kingham"; 2, Howell Griffith". Glanrhydfeeison, Manordeilo, Hoyal Airman." Special prize with silver mcda! to tfts ii4)rf l i,,rn Slic i breeder, offered by the Shod horn Soci- ety of Great Britain and Ireland, lor tlie best pedigree Shorthorn dairy cow m milk, tour years old and upwards: Sir iv,>n MvilimV "Ro-stronsiuet Butterfly- 1 'L'Fr. OPEN TO SOUTH v ALES,. L I A special prize, with silver nieiiai w I th<? breeder, ottered by the Shorthorn Society, and a second prise of £ a by the United Counvies-Agrk-Mit urrjl Society, for I the best S Jiorthorn bull in South \Vales, calved in 1913: 1st, l ord Merthrr. "Hean I Concord"; 2nd, J, D. Key, Moresby Commodore." Champion prize—-a piece of phite the gift of LoTil Merthyr, for the best Short- horn in the show, was won ity Lord Mer- thyr's "Hean Coi?ord," J. D. Key s Me.resley Commodcre )eing put a?t y'.s serve. WELSH BLACK CATTLE. 1.1 1.J.. "r1 -1 Bull, exceeding one year olcl: HH, D'I and R. Davies, Lammaston .l.ainp-K'v, I Pembroke, Li-nuna-st-on Marquis"; 2nd. William Francis, Gwridwn, Cryniinyc-h, "Blaen Magor." Bull, not ext'pMing twelve months old: 1st, Mrs. Sarah Thomas, Mountain Hall, Giogue, Pem.; 2nd. E. and R. Davies, Pembroke Prince." Dairy cow. in milk or in calf, over two years old: 1st, E. and Ii. Davica, "Daisy Bell IV. 2nd, David L .Thomas. Blaen- sarngoch, Llatiboidy, Pearl." Heifer, exceeding one and not exceeding two years old: 1st and 2n(l, Wm, Griffiths, Woods End Farm, Pembroke, Snow- drop" and" Woods F>nd Clerry." Heifer, not exceeding twelve months old: 1st, John Williams, Eithindwon-issa, Mydrim, Agnes V, 2nd, Ivor LloyJ Davies, Derirnoilon,, Gdlden Grove, Queen II." A challenge Cup, presented by Sir Owen and Lady Philipps, of Coomb, Carmar- then, awarded to the best Welsh black bull, the cup to be won twice by the qaiTip exhibitor with different animals, before becoming his absolute property (op<m only to tenant farmers or freeholders in the counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, whose main source of live- lihood is farming), the winners were E. I and R. Davies, "Lammastoll Marquis," Mrs. Sarah Thomas securing reserve. A champion silver medal, offered by the Welsh Black Cattle Society for the! best animal in the male classes of Welsh black cattle (open to members of the I Welsh Black Cattle Society), won by E. hind R. Davies. "Lammaston M;Hciuis"; ¡ reserve, Mrs. Sarah Thomas, Mountain Hall, Giogue. I Champion silver medal offertd by tho Welsh Black Cattle Society for best animal in female classes of Black cattle I (open to members of the society), won by E. and R Davies' "Daisy Bell IV. re- serve, J'Clhii Agnes V." I HORSES—AGRICULTURAL. Brood mare: 1st. D. E. Thomas, Llwyn- ffortune. Nantgaredig, Yatesbury Se- lina 2nd, T. Thomas, Cwmaubach, Car- marthen. Hendy Diadem." Colt or filly, foaled in 1919: 1st, W. G. Timsaran-road, "Empress"; 2nd. I H. T. Davies, Pentredavis, Golden Grove. Gelding or mare, :my age: 1st, James Bros., Cwmgloyne, Velindre, 1om.; 2nd. O. Ev.uu, Tygwyn, Llangendeirne, Ty- gwyn Blossom." Gelding or filly, foaled in 1917: 1st, D. J. Owens, Llannon, Uanelly, Shore's Kathleen 2nd, Earl Cawdor. Stackpolo Court, Pern-broke. Filly, foaled in 1918: 1st, D. Rogers, Maesyprior, Carmarthen, Maesyprior Royal Duchess 2nd, James Broe. Colt or gelding, foaled in 1918: let, Mrs. Evans and Sons, Cefn Farm; 2t.d, Thos. Davies, "V erwick, Cardigan, "VNorboary Gallant." Collier, gelding or mare, years old, 14.0 and not exoecdiAg: 15-0: 1st and 2nd, D. and J. A. Davies, The Barn Farm, Tompleton, Pem. Vanner, mare or ge'ding, of any age: 1st, H. T. Davies, Pentredavia, Golden Grove, 2nd, Emlyn Thomas, Llwynffor- tune, Nantgaredig. Shire foal, foaled 1919, by one of the Carmarthenshire Horse Society's stal- lions: 1st, W. J. Gale, "Emprees"; 2nd, Jones Bros., Bedw, Rliydarga<?au, U Cham* pion Boy." fFL Challenge cup. ralne 30 guineas fovea to the United Kingdom), awarded to beat Shire mare, filly, or filly foal in the show (to be won three times by same exhibitor before becoming his absolute property): Won by Mr. D. E. Thomas, Llwynfortune, Nantgaredig, with Yatesbury Selina," a brown brood mare, which also won a champion silver medal offered by Shire Horre Society for the best mare, I filly, or filly foal in the show registered, or eligible for registration, in the Shire Horse Stud Book. Messrs. James Bros., I Cwmgloyne, Velindre, Pem., secured re- serve. LIGHT HORSES. I Hackney brood mare: 1,.1. Davies, I Bwlchmawr, Llanybyther (Sunflower); 2, David Fvans and Sons, Llwyncadfor Stud Farm, Henllan (Norton Sceptre).' Hackney colt or filly, foaled in 1919: J, D. Evans and Sous (Emlyn Poloni); 2, Evan Davies, Nantvcroy Farm, Verwig, r:ear Cardigan (Royal Fire). Gelding or mare, exceeding 15 hands, to I Iva ridden: 1, Tom J. Mathias, Ynys, I,, l i d d qn: 1, To,,ii J. Cardigan (Royal Queen); 2, H. E. Rall, L'cj.nbroke (Wood Liupard). I Hackney gelding or mare, exceeding 14 and not exceeding 15, to bo ridden: 1, Tom Mathias (Recruit); 2, divided, Evan Davies, Verwig (Nance), and Tom J. Mathias (Gay Girl). Pony, gelding, or mare, exceeding 13 and not: exceeding 14. to he ridden; 1, Dd. Jones, Brynawcl, Cardigan (Buttercup); 2, Tom J. Mathias (True Girl). Pony, gelding, or mare, not exceeding 13, to he ridden by a boy or girl under 11 years of age: I, D. R, Penybont, Abergwili (Gwili Performer); 2, W. I) IV.vies, Llwyngwvn. White Mill (Little I Marvel). Welsh cob brood mêN" entered or ?!?ib!e for entry in I he Welsh Stnd Book: 1. Thos. Morgan and Scn5 I.I?m- clly (Crott<'n Ddu); 2. Thos. Lloyd I el',v (Crotten, 1)(Iti); (Hc-&?). HARNESS. I Gelding or mare, exceeding l'>, to be driven in harness: 1, Mr. Thorna«, Cjir- regeigin, LlaKdilo (Hidden Snowjlake); 2, Tom J. Mathias (Royal Queen). Gelding or mare, over It and not ex- xeeding ]. to be drnen in hiurne- 1 and 2. Tom J. Mathias (Gay Girl and t(ccruit). Gelding or mare, over 13 and not ex- ceeding 14, to he driven in harness: 1, 1)(1, L l ,)-v d Dd. Lloyd, Meiasth Stud Farm, Bylehy- Ilan (Welsh Maid); 2. Dd. Jones, Cardi- gan (Buttersup). JUMPING. I Jumper, of any age (open): I and 2, Mr. Thomas. Glencross, The paddocks, Stoke Gilford, Bristol (Monarch and Tradesman) Gelding or mare, not exceeding 13. to he driven i'n hai-m?s: 1, Evan Evun?. Rlivdy- fallen Farm, Felinfach (Lady Lwydj; 2. I D Rees. Penyliont, Abergwili (Gwili Performer) ii tnpe.,r of any age. open: 1, Walter Davi^.s, Highfield, Llanelly (Queenie); 2, David J. Parry, Pentwyn Hotel, Al>erbeeg (Slate Club). A silver medal, offered by the Hackney Horse Society for the best hackney or pony mitre, filly or filly foal, registered or I eligible for registration in the Haekney Stud Book: Won by Tom J. Mathias, "Cardigan (Royal Queen); iceerve, Joseph'. Davies. Kincoed. Nantgaredig (Mt-fan). :Il£;EP-HROPSHIRE. I Aged ram or yearling ram: 1, C. Dris- ) ccli. Penback, Wrliitlaiul (Whitlander); 2. Earl Cawdor (Staekpnle Chief). Ram lamb: 1 and 2. C. Driscoll (John Bull and Taffy). Pen of two breeding ewos-. 1 and 2, C. Driscoll. KEBJlY HILL. I Jtam lami): i. Su- Owen Philipps; 2, \V. Jones, Pantdefaid. Liandyssul. Pen of two breeding ewos: Sir Owen I Philipps. ■ SUF FOLKS. I nam lamh: 1. i lios. Kees, Corngafr, St. Clears; 2, Sir Owen Philipps. 1'en of two breeding owes: Sir Owen Philipps. PIGS. j Bonr. any age.- W. Thomas, Llnnllwch, Sow. m farrow or with litter, and in I breeding profit: Jolin IRiN-is, Clomendy, Llanguin. DAIRY PRODUCE.—BUTTER. I Salt butter; 1. Clas. Davies, Glan- I capel, Nantgaredig; 2, Evan Davies. Pis- fillgv.-yn. Llandilo. Fresh butter: 1, Miss M. G. Davies, Pistvllgwyn, Llandilo; 2, Mi-.s G. M. Thomas, Pantyrhvn. Llaugunnor, CHEESE. I Milk ehoese. 1 and 2. Mrs. Williams, j Glanyrynyfi. f.'andda.ro{r,

FLOWER SHOW. go- Successful Event for Aberavon Hospital. Atoeravon Horticultural Soc'ety held its second iiinu-il f3how at the Market Hall on Thcrsday, when, in «; ite of the dry season, an excellent selection of vegetables was stage I. THefe were over 400 exhibitors, The Deputy Xayor <Ahl. J. M. frmith, J.P.) presided at the openin". supported by Mr. v>. B. Ha.Ilowes, J.P.. treasurer of th I Aberavon Hospjtal. to which institution the proceeds and the exhibits aTe to be handed over. The, band of t'e Picturedrome kindly gave their s?rvi«j»s during the show. Crtilection of nine aiatinct kinds of vegre- t-jbl s: 1. D. Eeas, Caradogstrtet, Ta-ibaeh; 9.. Arthur Mcors, M'jyfield-street, Port T:1 tot. to le^tiin of i-ine distinct kinds of vego- tables, t-omatoes and eucu-mbers cluded: i 1. D. W. George, Incline-row, Taibach; 2, A"t'iur Moore. P"Iatoc,g (immune), kidney: 1. ThornM Uees, Taibach; 2, D. Rees. r Potatoes Ommunei, round 1, J. E. Hicks, Juargam; Z. R,ees Britonferry. Potatoes (imm-ir-e. coloured, round: 1, D. R<-€S; 2, J. E. Hiclo. Potatoes (immune), coloured, kidney: 1, J. E Hicks; 2, D. Rees. Kenfig Hill. Runner btla,ns: 1, A. Moore; 2, J. Moore. French dwarf beans; 1. A. Haywood, Raglan; 2, D. W. George, Taibach. Peas: 1, R. Phillips, Baglan; 2, A. Rey- wood. Onions, spring: 1, A. Moore: 2, J. Moore. Onions, winter: 1, J. E. Hicka; 2, D. W. Gcorse Cabbage; 1, R. W. Negus, DyfFryn; 2, A. Moore. Cabbage, red: 1, D. W. George; 2. D. Rees. Broad Beans: 1, W. B. Hallowes; 2, D. Rees. Parsnips: 1, R Phillips: 2, D. Rees. I Carrots, lengr 1. R. Phillips; 2, D. Rees. Carrots. IJhort: 1, D, rJea; 2, W, Lavis. Sballots: 1. A. Hey wood; 2, W. Lavis. ( Lsttnoe. three cabbage: 1, C. E. Perry; 2, I W. B. HaUowes. LfttuC. three oos: 1, A. Moore; Z, C. E. Parry. Herbs, green: 1, R. Phillips; 2, C. E. Perry. I Vejpetabla Marrows: 1, D. W. George; 2, D. ltee*. Lseka; 1, A. Moore; 2, D. W. George. Turnips: 1, D. Roee; 2, A. Moore. Beet, long: 1. A. Moore; 2, J. Moore. Beet. round: 1, J. Moore; 2, A. Moore. Celery, white: 1, D. W. George; 2, D. Rees. Tomatoes: 1, W. B. Hallowes; 2. W. Lavis. Cucumbers: 1. D. W. George; 2, W. Lavis. I FRUIT. u I Dessert apples: 1, A. Mam waring, Margam; 2. B. Thomas. Cullinary apples; 1, A. Main waring; 2. L. 4. Picton. Gooseberries: 1, Hallowes; Z. B-. Phillips. Red Currants: HaUowes. B'a:k currants;-Hallowe#, 1 FLOWERS I Bowl of roses, sis different kinds, j arranged for effect: D. W. George. T-w&lve roeø. distinct varieties: 1, Dr. Phiilips; 2, W. L?_vis. Dahlias. eiiy varieties: 1, W. B. Hallowes; 2, W. Lavis. Phlox, twelve spikes (perennial), 6ix varieties: 1. R. Phillips; 2, George. \<82 cf cut flowers toutdoor.i: 1, Philliiis; 2, George. Geranium or palargonium: 1, Lavis; 2, A. MOGre. Pot plant: Lavis, t'o. piant, in foliage: 1, LJY;s: 2. George. I Twdve a;t"J9: 1, Ge:rge; S, Lavis. a.-t?,irs: 1. Ge-rge; iav,S. lavis. M-j vases ci sweet peasa, aa-iiowei>. i (' One vase of sv;eet peas: 1. R. PlrilHps; 2, Geovsfs. i Carnations: 1, R. Phillips: 2, Geortre. j Collecticn of annual's: George. OPEN" TO LADIES oXLY. Floral dinner table decoration: 1, Mrs. E. j A. Poole, Baglan House Lodge; 2, A. Main- warfng; 3. Miss Phillip?, Baglan. lady's spray: 1, Miss Phillips; Poole. Three gent.'s buttonholes: 1, Mrs. PcK)le; Bouquet cf wild flowers (children up to >1'; n OPEIv GLASS. Honey three 'Ib sections 1919: It. nhq- iip.. Honey, three lib. jars, light, extracted: 1, I) .ii I ce-. | Honey, 2 shallow frames: R. Phiiiips. Fgce; P.. Sb.eelian. ■ Dish of boiled potatoes: J, Mrs. Lewis; 2, J i'ryce. «. OPEN TO MKMBER-S OF ABFBAVON ALLOTMENT ASSOCJATION. Collection cf vegetables (cucumbers and tomatoes excluded): 1. F. •! Dobbs. Clarence- "Street; 2, G Sharpies, Stair-street; 3. W. Phillips. Pendarvis-street. Potatoes whit kidnes*: 1. F. Pyle; 2, R. Cou.12on, Pota.tiOCB. white round; F. 11:-1c; 2. K. i Coulson." Potatoes, coloured round. 1. J. M. RM"; I 2. W. Phillips. Bminer b?lns: 1, R. Coulson; 2, W. E. Smith. Frenoh dwnrf; 1, J. M. Reee; 2. Perry. J Fea-a: 1, Coulson; 2, W. Phillips. Broad beaa-3; 1, Coulson; S. J. M. Rees. Onions, spring: 1 W E Smith; 2, J. M. Roes. Onions, winter: 1. J. M. Bees; W. Phil- li pd. Cabbage: 1. R. Coulson; 2, E. R. Norman. Parsnips: 1. W. Phillips; Coulson. Oarrote (long): 1, Ooulson; 2, E. A. Jones. Carrots (jdiort): 1, J. M. Rees; Z. Perry. Shallots: 1, G. S-harples; 2, P, Sheehan. Lettuce: 1, Perry; 2, F J. Dobbs. Lettuce, (cos): 1, Perry. Leeks: 1, Sharpies. Beet, long-: 1, J. M. Sees; 2, Norman. Bed round: 1, Coulson; 2, Pewy. Turnips: J, Perry; 2, J. M. Rees. Celery: 1, W. Phillips: 2, Couls-on. SPECIAL PRIZES. Collection of 9 distinct kind., (If vegetables t..1. Moore; 2, G. Sharpies Collection of 7 distinct kinds of vegetables zrown bv exhibitor on own allotment at L"clan-road 1 WE Smith. Crown-street. Collection of 7 distinct kinds of vegetables arrown on allotments between C.W.K. line ad R and S.B.R. line below St. Mary's j Church: 1. Coulson; 2, J. M. Davies; 3 W. Phillips. Largest cabbage grown at, Aberavon or Port, Talbot: 1, E. A. Jones., Sandsfield-road (241bs.). DiAi of runrrer bean's: E A PooJe. Tliree largest and heaviest potatoes: 1, Sharpies. Twelve potatoes (4 varieties)1. Dd. See?. Coloured round potatoes- 1, D Rees. Coloured kidney potatoes- 1, A. Moore, Heaviest vegetable marrow: 1, D. James, Winter onions, open t-o members of Allot- ment Associntion only: W. Phillips, j Soring onions, do.: F. J. Dobbs. Bound beet D. Bees. | Three kinds of vegetables (members of A.A.A. onlyi: F, J. Dobbs. Only one tradesman s exbibit-ion was shown, that of Mr. S. Matthews, florist, Port Talbot, representing the world with the Dove of Peace brooding over it. worked with flowers exquisitely arranged. It was av-arded the silver cup.

I SIDNEY HEATH'S I I x SPECIAL H I SALE OF HATS I B J a ?S????SaBK? %J?B I TO-DAY (Friday) g I and Saturday. ft m SPECIAL REDUCTSOMS. m Reduced to Usual Prices SoftFe?ts S/11 ? 10/6to21/- ? V i! or'1/ "30/ t 40/ A Velours. "2 S/t "1 r 30/-to 42/- S Bowers 3,? ? 0 8/6 to 1?/6 H Pa??3?M?a3? .oo. B,"? ? rn 15/6 H Panamas -0 4/11" 25/- m "1 5/6 to 7/6 g aps .OO' 6: Ù Õ Vi v 0, [) Lad ier.' Velours 2S/S m 52/6 g ALL GENT'S STRAW HATS M AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE. M ? ? ?§??FV  E'j¡ I:' r: lI:n CoHegeSr. ? I SID B finiEiSi I H, SwaE1sca. 8

HOSPITAL SUICIDE. ——— Neath Ex-Soldier's Act at Tenby. An inquest was held at Tenby on Wed- nesday upon David Mort, a discharged soldier, of Neath, who died at the St. John Hospital, Tenby, on the previous day. Mort., who was admitted to the TT-aspital i oh July 31st, slept in a ward at the top floor of the building. Early on Tuesday morning, shortly after Miss Janet Jones, the night sister, had visited the ward on her rounds, Robert Roberts, w ho was sleeping in the same ward as Mort, was awakened by a noise, and he saw Mort's body disappearing through the window. lie was pickod up in the area of the He was picked up in the area of the basement, and when examined by Dr. Knowling was found to have fracturod the base of the skull; the left thigh, left forearm, and a rib on the right side were broken, and the cheek was torn through He was unconscious and died later in the day. There was a bar across the window, and it appeared that the deceased had got under this. The Coroner (Mr. Herbert J. E. Price) said that the deceased probably acted un- der a sudden impulse which he could not resist. He entered a verdict of Suicide during tPnlporary iy)c,anity." Mort, who was 4f) years of ago, nnd leaves a wife and eight 11% collier before joining the Amy,

-=- MUMBLES "snow. l'thtlULl"" Ä 'iV Allotment Holders Fine Vegetables. i t The arm a! ehow in connection with the Mumbles Allotment Holders' As&cciation wes h'Jd on Thursday at the Parish Hall, I and proved a great ve ss. Tile officials jw;-iv: President, J. F. Coonan; chair- | K. Cleraent: vice-chairman, | M: Gtorje \V.I!iam=; treansr:r. Mr Harry ] Saunders; sc r.ta.r.v, Mr. H. Wharton. ALLOTMENT AND COTTAGERS SECTION. Collection cf s:j vegetables: 1. Mr. B. Beer; 2, Mr. A. G. Jenkins: 3, Mr. J. Morton. Collection of four vegetables: l. Mr. J. E n iell; 2, Mr. A. G. Jenkins; 3, Mr. J. A. Of key. Twelve pods of pens: 1. Mr. J. Morton; ,i y Oalie.y. Six spring onions: 1. Lv A .a. Harvey; i, Mr. J. Ci 'da'sdon. Six antnmn onions: J, 1r A. Evan; -J,, Six parsnips: 1, Mr. F. G. F>' L-oii 2, Mr. J Morton; 3, Mr. J. Rélldei] S.x turnip beet: 1, Mr 2. Mr. F. G.^ftlsdon; 3, Mr. J. A. O:\key. Six oval beet: 1. Mr. W. T. Whale; 2, Mr. J. A. Oakey; 3, Mr J. Morton. îx long beet: 1 and special. Mr. F. U, B-ls.!on; 2, Mr. W. T. Whale; 3. Mr. i. Re-JJÙEj), Six ehcrt carrots: 1, Mr. W. T. Whale; 2, Mr. J. Bendeli; o, Mr. J. K. Clemnel. x long carrots: 1. Mr A. Evan*; 2. r. J. Morion; 3, Mr. F. G. Brisdon. Six turnips: 1, Mr. J. Bendeli; 2. Mr. J. A. j Ojkey; 3. Mr. L. Durk. Six leeks: 1, Mr. J. Morton; 2. Mr. W. T. W a' Three cauliflowers; Mr. L. Durk; 2. Mr W. T. Wlftle; 3. Mr. J. Morton. 'lhree pear cabbage; 1. Mr. B. Beer; 2, Mr. J. Bendeli; 3, Mr. W. T. Whale. Tlires red cabbage: Mr. R. G. Jenkins. Three heads of celery: 1, Mr. W. T. Whale; 2. Mr. J. Morton. '.three cos lettuce: Mr. J. Morton. Three cabbage lettuce: Mr. J. Morton. Two green marrows: 1, Mr. J. G. Bal6- don; 2, Mr. J. Morton. Two ridge cucumbers: 1, Mr. W. T. Whale; 2, Mr. J. Morton; 3. Mr. ,J. Eendell. Six potato&a, coloured, kidney: 1, Mr. F. G. Balsdon; 2. Mr. A. G. Jenkins; 3, Mr. A. en).-ins; 3, Mr. A. Six potatoes, white, kidney: 3, Mr. F. Bals.lon; 2, Mr. n. Wharton; 3, Mr. A. Evans. Six potatoes, coloured, round: 1, Mr. F. <3. Bals-oii; 2, Mr. J. Morton; 5, Mr. J. K. Oiement. Six potatoes, white, Y), nd: 1 Mr. A. G. v >- nd: Mr. A. G. Jenkins; 2, Mr. J. A. Oakey; 3, Mr. F. G. Ba-isdon, Three dishes of six kidney potatoes, three varieties: 1, Mr. J. K. Clement; 2. Mr. A. G. Jenkins. Three dishes of six round potatoes, three varieties: 1. Mr. F. G. Balsdon; 2, Mr. A. G. Jenkins; 3, Mr. J. K. Oiement. Tdree sticks of rbl, vb: J, Mr. J. A, iO.ikey 2. Mr. J. Àlortn. Twelve shallots: 1, Mr. H. Wharton; 2. Mr. I W. T, Whale; 3, Mr. J. A. Oakey. SMALL HOLDERS' SECTION. Twelve pods of peas: 1, Mr. R. Jones; 2. Mr. H. Saunders ( Six spring onions; Mr. R. Jones. Six beec. turnip: Mr, H. Saunder*. Six short carrots: Mr. H. Saunders. Six leelts: Mr. R, Jones. Three plain cabbage: &r. R. Jones Collection of eight vegetables: Col. J. J. Jones. Coilection of six vegetables: Col. J. J, Jones. Six round potatoes: 1, Mr. J. K. Clement; 2, Col. J. J. Jones. Six kidney potatoes: 1, Col. J. J. Jones; 2, Mr. J. K. Clement; 3, Mr. Bridgman. Nine tomatoes: 1, Ool. J. J. Jones; 2, Mr. J. Smith; 3. Mr. A Saunders. Two cucumbers, frame: 3, Mr. A. Sanders; Z. Mr. J. Smith. Six spring onions: 1. Mr. John Jones. Ammanford; 2, Mr. J. J. Jones; J. Mr. n" Jonesc. Six autumn onions: 1. Mr. John Jonee, Ammanford; 2, Col. J. J. Jones; 3, Mr. R Jones, Six cooking apples: 1, Mr. A, Sanders: 2, Col. J. J. Jones; 3, Mr. H. Sanders Six dessert apples: 1, Mr. A. Sanders; 2. Mr. W. H. Withey; 3, Ool. J. J. Jones. Six dessert pears: 1. Mr. A. Sandera; 2. Mr. H. Sanders. Six white egge; 1, Mr. T. Rees; 2, Mr. A. Evans; 3, Mrs. R-. J. Balsdon. Six brown eggs: 1, Mr. T. Bees; 2, Miss Scott. Longest bean: CoL J. J. Jones. 114paviest round potato: Mr. Alf. Jenkins. Heaviest kidney potato: Mr. ALf. Jenkins. Heaviest marrow: Mr. H. Sanders. [ WONDERFUL VEGETABLES. r The judge said that he never saw better sticks of ruubarb for this time of the year, I and the onions shown by Mr. Jones, of Ammanford, created quite a sensation. They were as large as footballs, and weighed several pounds each, and some of the parsnips measured over a yard long, and nearly three inches across.

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