The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-07-29 00:00:00

FRUITS.

APPLES (best samples, baking).-1t prize, James 13il
desert):
lingham, Stourbridge; 2nd, W. Poole, Chun:hill ; 3rl,
Je.. Svloic.k4 Rowley;ewrig
h. l.).2altdt,Withaw
Poole, Churchill
lot pr;ze,
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CCIIIUNis (red, one pound).—lst prize, Widow Dill-
worth, klagley ; 2od. William Poole; 3rd. Thomas
Newluun. Ditto (white, ditto) : let prize, Emma Bil.
lingham, Hagley ; 2nd, Villio,n Poole; 3rd, Thomas
Griffiths. Ditto (black, ditto) : lot prize, William Poole;
2nd, Thomas Whitaker; 3,3, William Brooks, Broom.
000sEBERRIES (red, one pound,—lst prize, 13. Day..
enport ; 2nd, Wm. Brooks; 3rd, William James, Haglev.
Ditto (yellow, ditto): lot prize. William Brooks; •2114,
William Poole ; 3rd, John Windows, Broom. Ditto
(green ditto) : lot prize, William Brooks ; 2nd, John
Windows ; 3rd, John Bradley, Broom. Ditto (white
ditto) : lot prize, William Brooks ; Thomas &tickle-
wright ; 3rd, Thomas Jeavons.
ReaI:MIMES (one pound) : lot prize, Thomas West.
wood; 2nd, G. Cooper, Cleat; 3rd, Thos. Lamb.
STItewBEHRIES (one pound) : lot prize, Thomas Jess-
one; 2nd. John Shilvock; 3rd, Widow Jordan.
BEST COLLECIION CC FRUITS ; let prize, Widow Dii
worth; 2nd, Thomas Micklewright.

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BROAD BRANS (quarter peck) : Ist prize, John Shilvoek ;
2nd, William Brooks ; 3rd, William Poole.
CABBADE (three beads) : lit prize, William Poole; 2nd,
James Griffiths ; 3rd, William Shilvock.

CAULIFLOWERS (three heads) : let prrze, John Mil.
vock ; 2nd, Jos. Coley; 3rd, B. Hackett.
Cucennaris (best brace) . Ist prize, John Shilvock.
HaI:BARE (SIX sticks, with leaves on): Ist, prize, Thos.
Micalewright ; lad, William Shilvock ; 3rd, John Shit.
rock.

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LETTUCE (three bed): Ist prize, Henry Hadley; 2nd,
Eli ntiilvock; Srd, B. Hackett.

ONIONS (twelve roots, winter) : let prize, John Still-
vock ; 2nd, B. Hackett; 3rd, William Shilvock. Ditto
(twelve roots, spring): lot prize, John Shilvock ; '2nd,
William Brooke; 3rd, John Bradley, Broom.
PEAS (quarter peck): let prize, John Shilvock , '2nd,
George Cooper, Clent ; 3rd, B. Hackett, Halesowen.
POTATOES (earl kidney) : let prize. John Howard,
Broom ; 2nd, Eli Shilvock, Hasbury ; 3rd, U. Wright,
Higley. Ditto (ditto round) : let prize. B. Hackett,
Halesowen ; '2nd, John Bradley, Broom; 3rd, John Shit-
vock, Halesowen. Ditto (late, best sample) : let prize,
John Micklewright ; 2nd, Widow Jordan ; 3rd, B.
Hackett.

AMERICAN POTATOES (extra).—let prize, Jan Howard
2.nd, Widow Jordan.

TURNIPS (biz roots).—lst prize, Eli Shilvock
Widow Jordan ; 3rd, B. Hackett.
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PARSNIPS (ditto).-1t prize, J. Micklewright ; 2nd, Eli
Shilvock ; 3rd, Geo. Wright, Haglev.
CARROTS prize, B. Hackett; 2nd, Thomas
Micklewright ; 3rd, John Shilvock.

POTHERT39 (best pr:ze, B. Hackett;
2nd, John Shtivock ; 3rd, James tiritliths.

SALAD (beet collection): let prize, William Shilvock
2nd, John Shilvock.

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VEOETABLES ,best collection) . 18t prize, Thomas
Mieklewright ; 2nd, Widow Jordan.

RADISHES (extra).-13. Davenport.
CELERY.—John Shilvock.

EXTRA PRIZES.—Mr. Verteguni, nurseryman, offered
six apple trees and six pear trees, in one prize, to tee
beet cottager whom the judges might think the most
deserving. Prize awarded to Widow Jordan.—The Com-
mittee. instead of Mr. Henry Pope, offered vegetable and
flower seeds to the value of 10s, on the name condition.
Prize awarded to John Shilvock.—Mesers. C. Felton and
Son offered the value of lOs Si, in seeds, to the cottager
showing the best eight kidney potatoes. Prize awarded
to John Shilvock.—The same gentlemen offered a similar
amount for the best eight round potatoes. This prize
ITU awarded to Widow Jordan.

The Hon. and Rev. V. H. before distribut-
ing the cottagers prizes, said he had no doubt that many
of them presumed that the Hon. C. G. Lyttelton, M.P.,
would distribute the cottagers• prizes that afternoon, but
unfortunately he was engaged in the House of Commons,
and he (the speaker) hod been requested to distribute
them instead of the Hon. C. G., which he was very
proud to do in connection with the Horticultural Show.
He thought they had had a fine day on that occasion.
Some people said ;that because it was generally wet at
Hagley Flower Show, instead of calling it Hagley Flower
Show they should call it Hagley Shower Flow. On the
previous day he went round the allotments, and found
them in very good order. He did not bee so many Hag.
Icy, Cleat, mad Broom names among:4 the prize list UN
be could wish, but there were more from the Black
Country, Stourbridge, and Rowley Regis, and he was
very glad that such an interest was taken in the show in
that district. He referred to the advisability of exhibi-
tors sending in their names to the secretary at least seven
days before the stow took place. lie was very muck
pleased to see that on to the present time there had not
been, as on previous occasions, eases of stealing the
plants, flowers, and fruit. This time each exhibitor had
a ticket given him indicating his lot, and when he took
that from the tent he was shown which was his. He
considered such eases of stealing were disgraceful and
detrimental to the show. It was illfi duty now to distri-
bute the prizes, but bo was afraid he could not make ally
comments upon them as be was not a very good judge,
and if he was to pass criticisms on them he should call
disgrace on himself. He then proceeded to give out the
cottagera' prizes.
During the day Messrs. Synyer and Gilmer's Band
played is good selection of music. The Fife and Drum
Band of the Sixth Rifle Volunteers played a Lumber of
popular airs. The refreshments were provided by Mr.
Hatton, of Kidderminster.

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.—At the present
time much watchfulness must be exercised, and the ear-
heat evidences of ill health immediately checked, or a
slight illness may result in a aerious malady. Relaxed
and sore throat, diphtheria, quinsey, coughs, chrome
cough, bronchitis, and moat other pulmonary affection,
will be greatly relieved by rubbing this cooling Ointment
into the skin as nearly as practicable to the seat of mis.
chief. This treatment, at once simple and effective, is
admirably adapted for the rem -Nal of such diseases dur-
ing infancy and youth. Old asthmatic invalids will dc-
rive marvellous relief from the use of Holloway's reme-
dies, which have brought round many such sufferers, and
re-established health after every other means had sig-
nally failed.

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