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4. ?LANSING ASH OR SCOfCII ELM FOR TIMBER.

To the Proprietor in Scotland who, from let October,
1826, to Ist November, 1829, shall have planted the
greatest number, not less than ten thousand, of Ash
(Fraxinus excelsior), or of Scotch Elm or Wych Elra
( Mama montane), and effectually fenced the same, in
order to raise Timber—A Piece of Plate of the value of
Twenty Sovereigns, with a suitable inscription.
For th! second greatest number as aforesaid—A Piece of
Plate of the value of Ten Sovereigns.
Certificates to be transmitted to the Secretary of the
Society on or before 10th December, 1629.
la the event of no sufficient competition for the Pre-
miums Nos. 2 and 3, within the period now fixed,
the Society has it in view to extend the period.

CLASS IX.-IMPLEMENTS OF HUSBANDRY
AND USEFUL MACHINES.

To the Person who shall invent or improve any instru-
ment or Machine applicable to Husbandry or Rural Eco-
nomy, and which, from its utility in saving labour or ex-
pense, simplicity and cheapness of construction, or other
circumstances, shall be deemed by the Society deserving of
public notice—The Silver Medal, or such sum in money as
the communication shall appear to deserve.
The account of the implement must be accompanied by
a model, to be deposited in the Society's museum.

CLASS X.-GENERAL SLIOW OF LIVE STOCK,
AND AGRICULTURAL MEETING AT PERTH
IN 1829.

The Society having resolved to continue a General
show of Lire Stock, Exhibition of Implements, and
Roots and Seeds for Agricultural Purposes, and having
fixed the Meeting to be held at Perth in the present year,
the following Premiums are offered to be then awarded
by the Society, aided by a donation of Fifty Guineas from
the City of Perth, and liberal votes from local Agricul-
tural Associations, connected with the adjoining districts.
The Stock to be shewn must have been reared and fed by
proprietors or tenants:in Scotland, and bona fide the pro-
perty of the exhibitors.

CATTLE.
SHOAT-HORN BREED.

Cz.►ss I. For the beet Bull, of the pure abort-hots

Fifteen Sovereigns, or a Piece of Plate of that value.
H. For the hest Cow, of the same breed, ant under
four, and not exceeding eight years old—Ten Sovereigns,
or Plate of that value.
111. For the Ox, of the same tweed, showing thostsym-
metry, fat, and weight, nut exceeding four years 01d.,-.Ten
SorettigoA, or plate of that value.
IV. For the Ox, of any brce‘i crosseei with the short
horn, showing the molt symmetry, fat, and weight—Tee
Sovereigns, or Plate of that value.,
V. For the b, et two iit4elf7, og tkii pre Aort
))reetl, trot exceet!im thirty rrtobills ed---ten Sot err tTh
or Plate s that vtlktie.

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VI. 'For 'the he n.-:01 of the Angus beed, not exceed-
ing aix .Yeart lid—Fifteen Sovereigns, or a Piece of Plate
'of tNat value.
VII. For the beat breeding Cow, not tinder four, anti
not exceeding eight yer.rs old—Ten Sovereittas of Mite of
that value.
VIII. For the beat ralt. of Oxen of the Angus breed,
showing moat aytsffietry, fat, and weight—Ten Sovereigns,
or Plate that value.

AD-F.RDEENSIIIRE BREED.
IX. For the best pair of Oxen of the Aberdeenshire
breed, chewing most symmetry, fat, and Weight----- Teti
Sovereigns, or Plate of that valtte.
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X. For the best Bull of the Highland breed, not ex •
ceeding fire yars old—Fifteen Sovereigns, or a Piece of
Place of that value.
XI. For the best breeding Cow, not under four, sad
not exceeding six years old—Ten Sovereigns, or Plate of
that valise.
XII. For the best two Oxen, not under fire, atii hot
exceeding six years old, sheaving most symmetry, fat, and
weight—Ten Sovereigns, or Plate of that value.
XIII. For the heat two Heifers, not exceeding forte
months old—Ten Sovereigns, or Plate of that value.
XIV. For the best two Oxen which have never been
housed, not exceeding forty months old—Ten Sovereigns,
or Plate of that value.
PIFEIllithE Plat!).
For the beet breeding Cow, not nntier four, and
not eKcettlitat eight, years old—Ten Sovereigns, or a
Pie:tr. of Plate of that value.
XVI. For the best pair of Oxen, not exceeding five
years old—Ten Sovereigns, or Plate of that value.
AYRSHIRE BREED.
XVII. For the best Bull of the Ayrshire breed, not
under 24, nor exceeding 60 months old—Fifteen Sove-
reigns, or a Piece of Plate of that value.
XVIII. For the best breeding Cow, not coder four, and
tact exceeding eight years old—Ten Sovereigns, or Plate of
that value. SHEEP.
LEICESTER BREED.
XIX. For the best Tup, not under 20, and not exceed-
ing 60 months oid—Ten Sovereigns, or Plate of that value.
XX. For the best Pen of three Ewes, not exceeding four
years old—Five Sovereigns.
XXI. For the best Pen of three Welders, not exceeding
three years old--Five Sovereigns.
ROUTHDOWX BREED.
XXII. For the best Tup, not under 20, and not ex-
ceeding 60 months old—Ten Sovereigns, or Piece of Plate
of that value.
XXIII. For the hest Pen of three Eaves not exceeding
four years old—Five Sovereigns.
XXIV. For the best Pen of three two-shear Wedders—
Five Sovereigns.