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M A L D E N I S L A N D GUANO.

To enable Farmers to avail themselves of this valuable Guano, the Importers have decided to allow the following terms:—

£7 5s. P> E R T O N , TWELVE MONTHS' CREDIT ; o n .

15s. P E R TON, CASH, Delivered in Melbourne (bags included).

GUANO IS CARRIED PER RAIL AT SPECIAL LOW RATES.

G R I C E , S U M N E R & C O . ,

24 FLINDERS LANE, MELBOURNE.

Prize Medal at the Sydney Exhibition for Colonial-made Barometers,

T H O G 5 - - A . X J I N T T ,

WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, & OPTICIAN, 14 BOURKE STREET EAST,

C O R N E R O F T H E R O Y A L A R C A D E , M E L B O U R N E .

FITZROY BAROMETERS, From 25s.

ANEROID BAROMETERS, From £1 12s. 6cl.

DAIRY THERMOMETERS, From 5s.

FARMERS' BAROMETERS, From £2 2s.

POCKET ANEROIDS, From £2 2s.

Sheepwash and Registering Ther-mometers, &C., From 40s., to order.

Rain Gauges and all descriptions of Meteorological Instruments, Drainage Levels, &c., &c.

THE BEST BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, C A R E F U L L Y SELECTED AND A D A P T E D TO SUIT A N Y DEFECT OF SIGHT.

The Works of Good Old Watches Recased in Gold and Silver on the Premises, by a first-class London Watch-case Maker,

ADVERTISEMENTS. vii

GREAT WESTERN IMPLEMENT WORKS;, S O U T H G E E L O N G .

J A M E S W O O D , P R O P R I E T O R . A SUPPLY OF HIS CELEBRATED

PRIZE PLOUGHS, HORSE HOES, AND PRIZE HARROWS, R E A P I N G A N D M O W I N G M A C H I N E S .

And all descriptions of Agricultural Implements, always kept in Stock, and forwarded to all parts of the Colonies on receipt of Order.

N O R R I S ' S S P I C E Surpasses everything yet introduced for

FATTEKTIIVG F O W L S

AND

EFFECTUALLY PREVENTING DISEASES IN THE FOWL YARD. Sold in packages, Is., 2s., and fis. eacli, by all Druggists, Storekeepers, Grocers, and

Produce Dealers.

T . " W . 2 s T O R B I S 3

SOLE MANUFACTURER,

PRAHRAN A N D MELBOURNE.

THE " A L F R E D " VETERINARY DISPENSARY. Under the patronage of His Excellency Sir George F. Eowen, G.C.M.G.

LAY'S CELEBRATED DOG AND CATTLE MEDICINES. KATALEPRA, Mange Specific—a certain cure for Mange in Dogs. LAY'S DISTEMPER. WORM, and DIARRHCEA POWDERS. See Testimonials. POULTRY MEDICINES, for Gape, Ronp ; and Powders to promote the laying of Eggs, 4c.

ZJ A. Y , 21 & 23 MADELINE STREET, CARLTON,

ADVERTISEMENTS. vii

DR. L. L. SMITH'S R E S I D E N C E

AND

CONSULTING ROOMS ARE AT

182 COLLINS STREET EAST,

OPPOSITE THE MELBOURNE OLUB

(Lain the Residence of the Governor, His Excellency Sir Charles Darling).

Consulting Fee, by Letter, £l.

N.B.—Medicines appropriately Packed, and Forwarded to all parts of the Colonies.

BY DR. L. L. SMITH.

MEANS OF PROLONGING LIFE

A N D

HOW TO GET FAT OR THIN.

Both combined, Is. Gd. Post free, Is. 9d.

Also, just published, Vol. II.

HOUSEHOLD SKETCHES.

IMPOTENCE AND STERILITY, $0.

4s. 6d. Post free, 5s.

BY DR. L. L. SMITH.

MEDICAL HO USES OLD WORDS; or, Popular Treatises for Parlour and Bush Hut 0?i the Diseases Prevalent •in Australia.

2s. 6d. Post free, 3s.

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

4s. Cd. Post free, 5s.

A fresh edition of this latter is now in press, and will be published shortly.

VI

• X Z E 3 H a I F * S * ALTERATIVE CONDITION

OR

T H R I V I N G P O W D E R S FOR HOUSES.

These Powders not only create an appetite, but promote and facilitate digestion, so that the whole of the nutritive property of the food is readily absorbed or received into the system, 'l'hey are invaluable. Their operation, though effectual, in so mild that no change of worlc or diet is necessary. By their alterative properties they produce a fine glossy coat on Iforsos previously Hide-hound, and whose coats present a rough and unsightly appearance.

Directions.—Give one tabtespoonful every night in a mash or damped corn. Blisters, Liniments, lotions, Black and White Oils, and all other Horse and

Cattle Medicines. P R E P A R E D B Y J O S E P H

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, fil E L I Z A B E T H S T R E E T

J E L F S ,

N O R T H , M E L B O U R N E .

MASON, FIRTH, & M'CUTCHEON, G E N E R A L P R I N T E R S ,

51 & 53 FLINDERS LANE WEST.

R . O W L A K T D S E o a O . L E W I S , Established at Bailor,'it twenty years, as Manufacturers of the Celebrated

CRATED, SOOA, SELTZER, TONIC, POTASS, & LITHIA WATERS, Have taken those central premises,

116 COLLINS STREET WEST, Opposite St. .lames' Cathedral, as a Depot for supplying the Melbourne Trade,

Shipping Firms, See., with these well-known beverages. E. and L. are also prepared to supply Lemonade, Gingerbeer, Sarsaparilla, Ginger

Wine, Bitters, and all kinds of Cordials, of the purest quality.

R o w l a n d s and LeAvis, B a l l a r a t ; AND

116 C O L L I N S S T R E E T W E S T , M E L B O U R N E .

ADVERTISEMENTS. vii

n A . . O O U B L E S D i L Y ,

PRACTICAL AMERICAN COACH MAKER. Awarded the only Honourable Mention at tlie International Exhibition, 1873,

for WOOD C SPRING BUGGY. FIRST-CLASS JUMP-SEAT BUGGIES, QUEEN'S PHAETONS, SINGLE BUGGIES,

WAGGONS, AND OTHER VEHICLES, CHEAP.

56 L I T T L E C O L L I N S S T R E E T E A S T (Next to the City Court).

Sydney Exhibition, 1873. Scale illater and

Majesty's Customs Offices,

Adjuster to Her und the Post

Victoria.

Melbourne, 1872-3.

M A C H I N I S T & G E N E R A L SMITH. Scales ami weights kept in order by the year. Coffee and Spicc Mills re-cut equal t o new.

G. PITTA11D guarantees his Scales 15 per cent, under any House in Melbourne, and equal to any Imported.

Pittara raieni oieeiyaras

G E O . P I T T A R D, W OS LITTLE COLLINS STREET ®

(Opposite Fire Brigade Station ami near Russcll-strect),

AND CECIL STREET, EMERALD HILL (Opposite Mechanics' Institute).

I »I P R O V131> Scale, Weight, Steelyard,

W I I J L i . A M W I L L I S ,

tt&LANTD M A K E R , 31 LITTLE COLLINS STREET WEST,

B E T W E E N E L I Z A B E T H & Q U E E N S T R E E T S , M E L B O U R N E , Begs to inform the squatters and stock-owners of Victoria and the neighbouring colonies that he is a manufacturer of Brands, Steucil Plates, Sheep's Ear Markers, &c., and. having had eighteen years' experience in supplying squatters and stock-owners, can guarantee every article to give entire satisfaction. Every description of Tar Brands, Nose or Face Brands, and Ear Pliers for Sheep, Horse Brands, Cattle Brands, Horn Brands, Stencil Plates for Wool Bales, &c., made to order.

t f ir Patterns and sizes for the above can be sent by post ; and orders by letter will be executed with despatch, and promptly forwarded.

viii ADVERTISEMENTS,

ALSTON & BROWN, SILK: MERCERS,

Linen Drapers, Hosiers, Haberdashers, O U T F I T T E R S ,

Oarpet Warehousemen, & c .

ALSTON Sc BROWN arc constantly in receipt of Shipments of Goods from the English and Continental Markets, comprising all the Latest Fashions in the following departments:—

• SILKS.—Black. White, and Coloured Silks, in Gros Grain, Gros Royal, Satin de Lyon, Sec. Japanese Silks, Irish Poplins, Sal ins, Velvets, &c.

FANCY DRESSES.—This Department will be found replete with a large stock of Fabrics in the newest designs, imported direct from the manufacturers.

MILLINERY. MANTLES, AND LACES— Novelties in these departments received by every overland mail.

GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT.—Particular attention is directed to this department, which will be found stocked with every requisite, including Shirts, Ties, Hosiery: Black Silk, Drab, Shell. Pith, Felt, and Straw Hats ; Umbrellas, Railway Rags, Portmanteaus, Travelling Bags, Dressing Cases, See., Sec. Gentlemen's and Boys' Clothing made to order in tirst-class style.

S. B. Tweed Sae Suit, to order, from S. B. do. Paget do. do. Waterproof Tweed Overcoats, do. Silk Overcoats do.

Boys' and Youths' Suits at proportionate prices. CARPETS—Wilton, Tournay. Brussels, Tapestry, and Kidderminster Carpets; a

large stock of the best makes always on hand. Also, a well-assorted stock of Linoleum and Oil Floor Cloths, Manila and Coir Mattings, &c.

CURTAINS.—Iris Tetuan, Damask, Brocatclle, Rep, Cretonne, Chintz, and other materials for Curtains, Valances, Bed Hangings, &c.

CORNICES.—Carved, Gilt, and Enamelled Cornices and Cornice Poles for bay>md other windows made to order.

UPHOLSTERY.—Suites of Furniture, Ottomans, Fender Stools, Screens, Sec. upholstered in the best style. Venetian, Tammy, and Holland Blinds made to order and fitted, with or without patent mountings.

BEDDING.—Mattresses, Palliasses, and Pillows made to order. Sheetings, B1 ankcts Quilts, &c.

FINE TABLE LINEN.—Fine Damask Cloths of extra quality, with Napkins and Slips to match.

£4 0 0 4 10 0 1 17 6 1 12 (i

A L S T O N Sc B R O " W 1 S T ,

4 7 C O L L I N S S T R E E T W E S T .

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T H I E D G R A N D A N N U A L

SPRING EXHIBITION.

Catalogue of ( iMji lnts , W I T H I N D E X .

TO BE HELD ON

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY 22nd, 23rd, 24th, & 25tli OCTOBER, 1873,

AT THE

SOCIETY'S YARDS, ST. KILDA ROAD.

M E L B O U R N E ! PBINTED AND PUBLISHED BY MASON, FIRTH, & M'OUTCHEON,

51 & 53 F L I N D E R S L A N E W E S T .

MDCCCLXXHI.

Rational ^griailtural jSorutjr of ©irioria. -

The THIRD A N N U A L SPRING EXHIBITION of tliis SOCIETY > will be opened at the S H O W GROUNDS, St. ICilda Road, by the

President, S A M U E L " W I L S O N , Esq.,

O N T H U R S D A Y , 2 3 r d O C T . , A T N O O N , When the Public will be admitted, at a fee of 2s. 6d.

L A D Y B O W E N has kindly consented to present the S I L V E R CUPS to the successful Competitors on F R I D A Y , the 24th.

The admission to the Public on that day, from 11 a.m., 2s. and on Saturday, the 25th, at Is.

Non-Members will be admitted during the adjudicating of the Judges on W E D N E S D A Y , 1 0 a . m . T H U R S D A Y , 1 0 a . m .

On payment of a fee of 5s. each.

Tick&ts may be obtained at the Gates, and,at the Office of the Omnibus Company, Bourke Street East.

The President, Vice-Presidents, and Members of Council will wear Blue Rosettes; Judges of Exhibits, White Rosettes ; Stewards, Bed Rosettes ; and Hon. Veterinary Surgeon, Bed, White, and Blue Rosette.

Prize Cards will be attached to the Exhibits with ribbons, as follows:— F I R S T P R I Z E ... Blue Card, Blue Ribbon SECOND P R I Z E ,.. Red .Card, ffted Ribbon T H I R D P R I Z E White Card, White Ribbon COMMENDED ... "White Card, "WhiteRibbon

Winners of Cups in each class will have Green Ribbon round the neck, in addition.

Refreshments of all kinds will be provided on the Ground, by the well-known caterers, George Plant, of Northcote, and Mrs. Gordon Cameron, Elizabeth Street, who bind themselves to supply everything of the best quality at Melbourne hotel charges.

Forage and Bedding for stock will also be supplied on the ground by Mr. Molloy, of Queen Street, at current :rates.

Chapman's City Brass Band will play on the ground daily, from 12 o'clock noon.

W A L T E R M A C F A R L A N E ,

SECRETARY.

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O F F I C E - B E f t R E T l S F O R T H E Y E A R 1 8 7 3 .

JH'tsibcnt : S A M U E L W I L S O N , ESQ., W I M M E R A .

JJitt- rtstbtnis: T H E HON. W I L L I A M D E G R A V E S , M . L . C . , MELBOURNE. THE HON. R O B E R T S I M S O N , M . L . C . , TOORAIC. G E O R G E C A R M I C H A E L , ESQ., GEELONG. W I L L I A M M ' O U L L O C H , ESQ. , L A ROSE. M . M ' C A W , ESQ., MELBOURNE.

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T H E HON. J . G . F R A N C I S , M . L . A . , SUNBURY. T . J . S U M N E R , ESQ., STONY PARK. R O B E R T M ' D Q U G A L L , ESQ., A R D N D E L .

(Eountil embers: R . K . H A M M - O N D , ESQ., MELBOURNE. T H E H O N . T H O M A S M ' K E L L A B . M . L . C . , STRATHKELLAE. R I C H A R D M O R T O N , , ESQ., MOUNT DERRIMUT. ,J. B E L L , ESQ., KANGAROO GROUND. A . M U R R A Y , ESQ., QUEEN STREET. W I L L I A M S O M N E R J . E S Q . , SWANSTON STREET. J O H N C A R S O N , ESQ., COLLINS STREET. A . P . R U D D , ESQ., ASCOT V A L E . A . P A T T E R S O N , ESQ., CBANBOURNE. C . R . F I S H E R , ESQ., ST. K I L D A . F . R . G O D F B E Y , ESQ., MOUNT R I D L E Y . M . L O E M A N , ESQ., B U L L A . F . S E A R C H , ESQ., FLEMINGTON. D . R . M - G R E G O R , ESQ. , QUEEN STKEET. J A M E S H U T C H I N G S , ESQ., E L I Z A B E T H STREET. J A M E S D O N A L D S O N , ESQ., ALPHINGTON. J . M . P E C K , ESQ. , FLEMINGTON. T H O M A S S H A W , JUNIOR, ESQ., CAMPERDOWN. J O E L H O R W Q O O D , ESQ., SANDHURST. J A M E S R O B E R T S O N , ABERJTELDIE,; ESSENDOK. J A M E S B U C H A N A N , E S Q . , BERWICK. D R . P L U M M E R , SANDRIDGE. J O H N C O O P E R , ESQ., BUNDOORA.

$5att. .Ottitiiiatji Surgtoit: G R A H A M M I T C H E L L , M . R . C . V . S .

JStttetarj;: W A L T E R ' M A C F A R L A N E .

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LIST OP EXHIBITORS.

A.

Algie, Matthew, 1. Adams, Thomas, 59. Amess, Samuel, 206, 207, 208. Austin and Bullivant, 215. Armstrong, Alexander, 218, 219, 223, 227,

228, 244, 245, 256, 257, 267, 268, 275, 276, 303, 304, 318, 319, 320, 321.

Austin, Josiah, 278, 279, 280, 292, 293, 299.

Austin, Sydney, 287, 288. Adams, R. T., 416, 981, 982. Armstrong, Thomas, 494, 495. Alexander, James, 539, 565. Alston, G., 435, 546, 547, 714 to 722. Ainley and Co., 980.

B.

Banner, —, 975. Buncle, John, 898 to 913. Besley, D„ 1006. Branehard, Charles, 1003, 1004, 1005. Brosnen, H., 572, 596. Brosnen, C., 569, 571, 592, 594. Brooks, H., 562, 563. Bell, John, jun., 551. Baker, J. R., 520, 558. Brown, John, 488. Batt, Thomas, 474. Bosley, G., 417, 422, 425, 426. Bate, Thomas, 393, 394, 396, 557, 566,

618. Banner, William R., 496. Burnside, James, 3, 96. Bodycoat, T., 21. Beattie, Henry, 27, 150, 152, 153, 154. Bowes, W. P., 32. Bruce, J. M., 48. Bennet, T. K., 65, 209, 339, 340, 341,

342, 343, 344, 347, 348, 455, 472. Beasley and Derrick, 75. Brannigan Brothers, 90, 111, 112, 113,

119, 200, 205, 362.

Brisbane, P. and J. G., 94, 95, 130, 197, 198.

Bell, John, 102, 103, 254, 255. Bertram, C, C., 172, 173. Bindon, S. H., 179, 185, 511, 512, 513

514. Boutcher, Richard, 324, 326, 328, 330,

331. Brighton, E., 368, 372. Blackwood, James, 508.

C. Carter, William, 603, 604. Cameron, James, 7, 13, 17. Crichton, A., 8, 354, 375, 381. Cochrane, James Barfold, 15. Clay, A. B., 993. Cochrane, James, Elsternwick, 26, 554. Carroll, Peter, 62. Cochrane, William, 559. Clark, Alister, 67. Clark, J. K., 438, 458, 573. Currie and Sewell, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73. Chappel, Jonathan, 92, 120, 121, 124,

125, 133. Cox, E., 156, 157. Corrigan, Thomas, 170. Craven, E. L., 138. Colclough, Richard, 190, 265, 266. Campbell, William, 212, 220, 224, 230. Cooper, John, 243, 264. Coe, T. B., 577, 591. Cochrane, J. C., 274, 297. Cox, W. S., 332. Cuningham, H., 522. Cozens, E. B., 350, 351. Cayzer, P. D., 544, 545. Cooze, P., 405, 424, 427, 541. Caine, A. S., 419, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612,

613. Craig, James, 481. Chirnside, Robert, 502, 503, 509, 517,

576. Corbett, A. G., 625, 626, 627, 628, 629,

635, 636, 637, 638, 693, 706 to 713.

LIST OF EXHIBITORS. 5

D. Dugdale, L., 2. Desailly, A., 31. Dawbin, Robert, 83, 238, 281, 300, 345. Dewar, William, 169, 199, 204. Dunn, E., 250, 251. Degraves, C. and J., 312, 313, 317. Dunham, J., 396, 397. Dunstan, W . H., 480. Daniel, John, 487. Davison, R. W. F. , 497. Deakin, George, 535. Dangerfleld, George, 536. Davey, T., and Co., 827 to 843. Danks, John, 989, 990, 991, 992.

E. Ellworthy, F „ 36, 210, 233, 322, 323, 335,

336. Ewart, James, 177, 178, 183, 184, 188,

189, 311, 314, 315, 456, 475, 598. Evans, Isaac, 235, 246, 258, 259, 270. Edmonds, William, 498. Edmonds, William, sen., 499, 500. Elworthy, J., 504, 505, 627. Eeles, A., 556.

F. Ford, Alfred, 43. Fleming, J. W., 49, 66, 155,159, 160, 161,

162, 164, 363, 430, 437, 457, 476. Fiske, T. A. , 50A, 51. Fagan, W. H., 58, 473. Fisher, C. B., 234, 240,241, 263, 282,283,

284, 285, 289, 290, 295, 296, 301, 302, 333, 334, 346, 444, 463.

Faulkner, John, 543. Finlayson and Parker, 1007.

G. Gillespie, George, 25. Grice, —, 35. Goyder, F. C., 38, 39, 40. Glasscock, George, 50, 57, 443. Grant, John, 167, 171, 174, 175. George, Joseph, 524, 525. Goodier, Henry, 553. Grant, William Walker, 589. Gould, B., 593. Grant, Thomas, 600. Gough, Edwin, 614, 615. Grant, James, and Co., 914 to 949. Grant, George, and Co., 950 to 969.

H. Hogan, Thomas, 5, 236, 237, 248, 249,

260, 271, 272, 294, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310.

Horwood, Joel, 12, 24, 28, 136. Hall, Joseph F. , 82, 110. Hall, John, 85, 247, 325, 327, 329, 349. Hatton, T. W., 203, 316, 337, 552. Haydon, T., 439, 440, 459. Haddon, F. W., 515. Hammersley, W. S., 516. Hornby, —, 532. Hayes, Arthur, 588. Henderson, T., and Co., 804 to 820, 988, Hand, S„ 976.

I. Ingram, John, 540.

J. Junor, David, 9, 16, 19, 97, 98, 548, James, Malcolm, 338.

K. Kenny, James, 22. Keeley, E., 501. Kaufer, John, 567.

L. Leonard. W., 37, 468. Lane, Richard, 166, 186. Learmonth, William, 191. Lynott, Charles, 384, 388, 398, 399, 400,

412, 413, 414, 415, 436, 620. Lloyd, O., 420, 421. Lewis, R., 423. Lempriere, T. H., 464, 479. Love, William, 477, 478. Lawrence, F. G., 510. Leith, T. A. F., 555, 616. Lampson, H. O., 601, 602, 607. Lennon, Hugh, from 723 to 765, both,

inclusive.

M. Morley, William, 14. Miller, Thomas, 23. May, George, 45. Miller, J. J., 56. Mende, C. H., 76. Mickle, John, 88, 89. Morton, Richard, 107, 117, 118, 122, 123,

127, 128, 129, 134, 135, 201. Mitchell, Josiah, 202. Moore, John, 385, 386, 387, 401, 402, 403,

404, 429. Milne, James, 442, 461, 462. Morton, J. D. L., 460, 482, 490. Morphet, John, 506. Mills, Arthur, 507, 584. Mailer, David, 523. Mayer, John, 605, 606.

6 LIST OF EXHIBITORS.

Munsey, Robert, 974. Musgrove, James,. 825.. 826. M'Ctdloch, William, 10, 11, 87, 137, 138,

139, 149, 451", 469,470, 492, 493. M'Dougall, Robert, 93,106; 114,115, 116.

126. M'Kinnon, G. B., 140. 141, 142, 143. M'Phail, James, 168, 193. 194, 446, 550. M'Harg, A., 489. SPMurtrie, W., 521. M'Farlane, W. L., 537. M'Donald, D., 574, 575, 587, 595. M'Donald, Jane, 586. M'Ewan, James, and Co., 861 to 897. Macmeikan, James, and Co.. 984, 985,

986, 987.

N. Nolan, Luke, 46, 60, 63, 64, 448, 449,

483, 491. Nicholson, Joseph, 269, 277, 970, 971,

972, 973. Newcombe, S., 570, 617. Norris, T. W., 998.

O. Orr, Robert, 151. Ovens, Robert, 180. O'Farrell, Hugh V., 453, 454 , 471, 518,

519. Oliver,. Robert, 549.

P. Paterson, Alexander, 4, 20. Pritchard, John, 42. Plummer, Frederick, 74. Peppin and Sons, 144. 145, 146, 147, 148. Payne. William, 176, 181. Payne, Mrs. W., 182, 187. Plummer, Dr., 239, 261, 262. Plant, George, 352, 355, 357, 358, 359,

364, 441. Pitman, James, 360, 366, 373, 377. Pitt, William, 452, 486. Preston, R., 564. Purvis, John, 580. Paton, William, 581. Price, Charles, 583. Parrott, F. B., 1008, 1009. Pittard, George, 994, 995, 996, 997.

R. Rogan, Robert, 6. Ritchie Rrothers, 18. Ryder, John, 30. Robertson, John, 53, 54, 428, 597. Riddell, Joseph, 86. Renniek, James, 108, 109. Robertson, W., 211, 212. Robertson, James, 213, 229. Ronald, R. B., 445.

Richardson, J. F., 486. Robinson, T., and Co., 621, 622, 623, 631,

632, 633, 641 to 683, both inclusive. Roberts, O., 982.

S. Smith, H., 33, 52. Simson, Robert, 44, 447, 465. Sewell, I., 61. Sumner, T. J., 78. Skilling, Thomas, 104,105, 132,195, 196. Smith, Job, 158, 165. Sanderson, George, 163, 392; 406 to 41T,

542. Shaw, Thomas, jun., 216, 217, 221, 222,

225, -226, 231, 232. Sprigg, George, 526. Stone, Joseph, 528, 529. Southwell, H . J., 533, 619.. Spence, Henry, 560. Storie, John, 57.8. Somner, A. II., 579. Somner, William, 582. Sawrey, Joseph, 590, 599. Swan, Martin and Co., 844 to 860; both

inclusive. Simpson, J. D., 977. Scrase, E., 978, 979.

T. Taylor, R., 77. Tweddle, James, 84, 91, 99,100,13 1, T92.

Vail, W. K., 55. Vail, E. L., 79.

W. Winter, Wm. Irving, 29,286,291, 298. Watson, George, 34. Watt, T. R., 41. Wilson, Samuel, 47. Wallis, A. R., 80. Wragge, J. P., 81. Ware, T. W., 103, 242, 252, 253, 273. Watson and Paterson, 353, 356,- 361

367, 369, 371, 374, 376, 378, 379; 380 382, 383, 418, 432, 433, 434, 450; 466,

Walker, Alexander, 365, 431. Way, D. T., 370, 534. Wentworth, J. J., 389, 390, 391;, 585. Wolstenholme, John, 467. Walford, W. F., 530, 531. Wakley, J. J., 561. Williamson, John, 568. White, Daniel, 999, 1000, 1001, 1002. Wilding, J., and Co., 630, 640, from 766

to 803 inclusive. Weloh, II. P., and Co., 624, 634, from

684 to 705, both inclusive. West, J. and B., 821, 822, 823, 824.

LIST OF JUDGES AND STEWARDS,

CLASS A. JUDGES. STEWARDS.

"William Carmichael John Bell Joseph Ware J. C. Cochrane John Bowman

William Learmonth C. M. Lloyd

•John Tate

CLASSES B AND C. J. M. Peek Thomas M'Kellar T. Haydon

Robert Lowe William Lyall John Pearson George Watt

William Rugg William Moffatt John P. Wragge

William Skeene Thomas Cumming William Armstrong

CLASSES D, E, AND K. Alexander Gibb Robert Chimside

CLASSES F, G, H, AND J. James Gibb

CLASS L. Robert Simson William Hudson

CLASS M, N, AND 0. Robert Hood Robert Buchanan William Eaglestone William Wilson

CLASS P. William Smith James Donaldson E. G. Kettle Thomas Dutton W. S. Cox

CLASS Q. D, G. Clark F. Search Robert Savage Thomas Smith William Pewtress

8 JUDGES AND STEWARDS.

H. Cuningham Lloyd Jones P. H, Fanning

CLASS E.—SEC. 1 TO 4. F. E. Godfrey Job Smith

Capt. M'Mahon Thomas Hamilton John Sandham

CLASS E.—SEC. 5 TO 9. F. E. Godfrey Job Smith

F. Woodhouse B. Hepburn Thomas Jeffreys

CLASS E . - •SEC, 10 TO 25. A. P. Rudd J. Elworthy

CLASS S. Thomas Spencer Joel Horwood J. F. Droop W. H. Shaw Thomas Watson

John Wagner J. H. Cushing H. A. Crawford G. Glasscock

William Hicks William Brown Will iam Murray

A. Paterson George Bencraft

CLASS T, Dr. Plummer John Finlay

CLASSES U, V, A N D W. C. M. Officer Archibald FiBkeni

C A T A L O G U E .

LIVE STOCK. CLASS A .

DRAUGHT HORSES.

SEC. 1.—All aged and Three-year-old Entire Draught Horses may be exhibited, but not for competition or prizes.

No Entry.

SEC. 2.—Two-year-old Entire Colt—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 1 1 Matthew Algie, Sunbury, "Young Clyde," bay; s. Craw-

ford's Lord Clyde, imported, d. Princess Maude 3rd, s. of d. Champion, imported, foaled 3rd Dec., 1871.

2 2 L. Dugdale, Pentland Hills, "Cowden Prince," bay; s_ Black Prince, imported, d. Rose, s. of d. Cowden Lad, imported, foaled Dec., 1871.

3 3 James Bumside, Keilor Plains, "Earl of Airly," bay; s. Earl of Monteith, d. Rose, s. of d. Cromwell.

4 4 Alexander Patterson, St. Germain's, " Matchem," foaled 16th Nov., 1871; s. Matchless, d. Jess Douglass.

SEC. 3 —One-year-old Entire Colt—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 5 1 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, "Sandy," bay; foaled 13th

November, 1872; s. Victor, imported, d. Daisy, s. of d. Cromwell.

6 2 Robert Rogan, Kyneton, Colt, foaled 1st November, 1872 ; s. Victor, d. Bell, s. of d. Ben Lomond.

7 3 James Cameron, Woodend, Colt; s. Victor, d. Bell, s. of d. Mount Macedon.

8 4 A. Crichton, Berwick, Colt, foaled 17th July, 1872; s. Matchless.

1 0 DRAUGHT HORSES.

SEC. 4.—Brood Mare, foaled or in foal—First prize, the Pre-sident's Cup, value £10; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, bronze medal.

9 1 David Junor, Gisborne, "Flora M'Donald," foaled 31st October, 1869; s. Prince Charlie, d. Sally M'Gregor, s. of d. Black Leg, bred by Exhibitor (in foal).

10 2 W, M'Culloch, La Rose, "Glasgow Maggie," bay, 7 years; foal at foot to Red Prince, imported.

The winner of the first prize at the Highland and Agricultural Society's Show at Kelso, 1872. Also, first at Wigtown same year.

11 3 W. M'Culloch, La Rose, "Strathblane Mary," bay, 7 years, imported; in foal to Rantin' Robin.

The winner of the first prize for the best dry mare at the champion prize for the best mare in the yard at the National Show, Melbourne, 1872; and first at Heidel-berg for the best brood mare, 1873, beating Glasgow Maggie, who was second.

12 4 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park, "Sally M'Gregor," in foal ; s. Black Leg.

SEC. 5.—Three-year-old Filly—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

13 1 James Cameron, Woodend, " Blossom;" s. Prince Charlie; d. Blossom, bred by the Hon. Neil Black..

14 2 Wra. Morley, Sandridge, " Derby," chestnut, foaled 12th November, 1870 ; s. Briton, d. Daisy, bred by the Hon. Neil Black.

SEC. 6.—Ttoo-year-okl Filly—First prize, silver medal '; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

15 1 James Cochrane, Barfold, "Daisy," grey, foaled 16th November, 1871; s. Scotchman, d. Damsel".

16 2 David Junor, Gisborne, "Sally M'Gregor 3rd," foaled 5th November, 1871; s. Scotchman, d. Sally M'Gregor, s. of d. Blackleg, bred by exhibitor.

17 3 James Cameron, Woodend, "Nelly;" s. Scotchman, d. Bell, s. of d. Mount Macedon.

18 4 Ritchie Brothers, Gowrie Park, filly, bay, foaled December, 1871; s. Sir Benjamin, d. Blossom.

SEC. 7.—One-year-old Filly—First prize, silver medal;' second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate-.

19 1 David Junor, Gisborne, "Princess Maggie 7th," foaled 17th September, 1872; s. Scotchman, cl. Princess-Maggie 1st, s. of d. Prince Charlie, bred by Exhibitor.

20 2 Alex. Patterson, St. Germain's, filly, foaled I2th Novem-ber, 1872; s. Matchless, d. Jess.

DRAUGHT HORSES. I I

IA 3 T. Bodycoat, Woodstock, "Tibbie," bay, foaled 9 th November, 1872; s. Victor, imported, d. Rose, s. of d. Lord Lyon, imported.

22 4 James Kenny, Woodend, filly; s. Victor, d. Gipsey, bred by the Hon. Neil Black.

SEC. 8.—Dry Mare or Gelcling, in work (of any age)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

23 1 Thomas Miller, Broadmeadows, " Captain; " bay gelding, 4 years; s. Maude's Model, d. a Tasmanian mare.

-24 2 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park, "Princess Maude," imported.

25 3 George Gillespie, Flinders-street, "'Prince," bay gelding. 26 4 James Cochrane, Elsternwick, "Nugget," bay gelding,

3 years 9 months; s. Crichton's Matchless, d. Rey-nolds and English mare, imported.

SEC. 9.—Best Team of Four Draught Horses—First prize, silver medal; second- ditto, bronze medal; third- ditto, honorary certificate.

No Entry:

SEC. 10.—Best Team of Tivo Horses {usually working on a farm) " —First prize, silver medal ; second ditto, bronze medal •

third ditto, honorary certificate. 27 1 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken,." Miss Thomas," s. Match-

less, imported ; "Flora," s. Matchless, imported.

E X T R A CLASS B .

28 1 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park, " Governor," imported Cleveland coaching stallion, s. Rifleman.

29 2 Wm. Irving Winter, Stanhope, "The Pearl," s. New Warrior.

30 3 John Ryder, Arthur's Creek, " Whalebone," dark bay, foaled 1868; s. Lord of Lynn, d. Reflection, s. of d' Lugar.

31 4 A. Desailly, Braybrook, " Mahomet," grey Arah horse, aged; imported, by-Graham Mitchell, M.R.C.V.S

1 2 THOROUGHBREDS, HUNTERS, HACKNEYS, TROTTERS, PONIES, &C.

CLASS B. > ^

THOROUGHBRED HORSES.

SEC. 1.—Two-year-old Entire Colt—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

No Entiy.

SEC. 2.—Thoroughbred Mare, foaled or in foal—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, hono-rary certificate.

No Entry.

SEC. 3.—Two-year old Filly—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

No Entry.

CLASS C.

HUNTERS, HACKNEYS, TROTTERS, PONIES, &c.

SEC. 1.—Best stamp of a Hunter (to jump on the ground)—First prize, Mr. M'Culloch's Cup, value £10; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, bronze medal.

32 1 W. P. Bowes, Emerald Hill, "Trumpeter," black, 3 years. \ 33 2 H. Smith, Fletoington, "Morning," brown, aged; s.

Waverly. 34 3 George Watson, St. Kilda, "Highflyer," grey, 6 years; s.

Lion. 35 4 — Grice, Melbourne, " Lucifer," bay, 6 years. 36 5 F. Elworthy, St. Kilda, " Morgan," dark bay, 4 years. 37 6 W. Leonard, Melbourne, " Morisco," chestnut, aged; s.

Morris Dancer. 38 7 F. C. Goyder, Melbourne, "Eclipse," bay, 6 years. 39 8 F. C. Goyder, Melbourne,,"Pygmalion," bay, 5 years. 40 9 F. C. Goyder, Melbourne, " Oddlegs," brown, aged.

SEC. 2.—Best Hackney (being a weight carrier) — First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, hono-rary certificate.

41 1 T. R. Watt, Balaclava, " Saltbush," iron grey. 42 2 John Pritchard, Fitzroy, " Pet," bay. 43 3 Alfred Ford, Carlton, " Tommy," bay, 7 years.

HUNTERS, HACKNEYS, TROTTERS, PONIES, &C. 1 3

• <4 4 Robert Simson, Toorak, " Surrey," chestnut: s. Obscurity d. Nora M'Shane.

45 5 George May, Melbourne, "Nugget," grey fleabitten Arab, aged, imported from Queensland.

46 6 Luke Nolan, Brunswick, " Tot," grey, s. Premier. 47 7 Samuel Wilson, Oakleigh Hall, "Donation," grey, aged. 48 8 John M. Bruce, Melbourne, "Beauty," aged. 49 9 John W. Fleming, Fleming House, Brunswick, "Prince

Alfred," bay; s. Touchstone, d. Harkaway Bess. 50 10 George Glasscock, Kirk's Bazaar, "Brownlock," brown

gelding. 50A 11 T. A. Fiske, Melbourne, "Lath," bay; s. Lucifer.

SEC. 3.—Pair of Carriage Horses (over 15 hands)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, hono-rary certificate.

V 51 I T . A. Fiske, Melbourne, pair of grey geldings.

SEC. 4,—Pair of Buggy Horses (15 hands or under)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

52 1 H. Smith, Flemington, "Kirk," grey, aged; "Gavan," grey, 6 years.

SEC, 5.—Best Single Horse, Buggy, and Harness—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto,' honorary certificate.

53 1 John Robertson, Lonsdale-street, " Chieftain," bay, 4 years; s. Cambridge Chief, d. Spider, bred by Mr. Boadle.

54 2 John Robertson, Lonsdale-street, "Pet," bay, 7 years; s. Athos, imported.

55 3 W. K. Vail, Swanston-street, " Jack," bay, 6 years; s. Cambridge Chief, bred by Sir James M'Culloch.

56 4 James J. Miller, Melbourne, "Ned," chestnut, 6 years. 57 5 George Glasscock, Kirk's Bazaar, " Rupert."

SEC. 6.—Best Trotting Horse (in saddle)—First prize, silver medal and £5 ; second ditto, bronze medal and £2 10s.-third ditto, honorary certificate.

\

58 1 W. H. Fagin, Melbourne, " Bay Judy," aged.

59 2 Thomas Adams, Melbourne, " Clansman," black, 7 years. 60 3 Luke Nolan, Brunswick, " Harkaway," iron grey, 6 years. 1

u HUNTERS, HACKNEYS, TROTTERS, PONIES, &C.

SEC. 7.—Best Tnottmg Horse (in harness)—First prize, silvef t. medal and £5; second ditto, bronze medal and £2 10s.; 1

third ditto, honorary certificate. 61 I I . Sewell, Melbourne, " Black Hawk," bay; s. Sluggard,

imported. 62 2 Peter Carroll, Melbourne, " Polly," bay, aged. 63 3 Luke Nolan, Brunswick, " Prin," bay. 64 4 Luke Nolan, Brunswick, " Rattler," grey. 65 5 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, " Rover," grey.

SEC. 8.—Best Pony (12 hands or tinder)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

66 1 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, " Taffy," piebald mustang, imported by Messrs. Cook and Wilson.

67 2 Alister Clark, .Glenara, Bulla, " D.ugald," dark brown or black, s. Beppo, imported, d. Brownie, imported to Tasmania by Sir Richard Day.

68 3 Currie and Sewell, Melbourne, " Sturdy," s. Docking, d. Lyall's prize mare.

69 4 Currie and Sewell, Melbourne, "Commodore Nutt," s. Ruby, d. Wilson's prize mare.

70 5 Currie and Sewell, Melbourne, " Minnie "Warren," s. from imported stock.

'71 6 Currie and Sewell, Melbourne, ".Jeanie." 72 7 Currie and :Sew,ell, Melbourne, " Bessie." 73 8 Currie and Sewell, Melbourne, " Tiny." 74 9 Frederick Plummer, Wyabun, Gisborne, " Flora," skew-

bald,, rS.Dockin. 75 10 Beasley and Derrick, Lancefield, "Diamond," black

.e.rttii;e,S- Donald, d. Matilda, both imported. 76 11 C: H. Mende, Russell-street, "Topsey," black, 4 years. 77 12 R. Taylor, Richmond, "Topsey," black,4 years,s. Dockin. 78 13 T. J. Sumner, Stony Park, " Bonnie Charlie," chestnut

entire, imported. 79 14 'E. L. "Vail, Windsor, " Nelly," chestnut, aged. 80 15 A. R. Wallis, Carlton, " Polly," brown; s. Archer, d. Arab

mare.

gEC. 9 —Best Pen of Six (Three-ymr-old)_ Colts, adapted for the Indian Market, bred by the Exhibitor— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal

No Entry.

SHORTHORN CATTLE. 15

CLASS D .

SHORTHORN CATTLE. SEC. 1.—Shorthorn Bull (aged,)—First prize, gold medal; second

ditto, silver medal; third ditto, bronze medal. 81 1 J. P. Wragge, Belinda, " Zero " (30347), imported, calved

24th June, 1870 ; bred by H. D. Barclay, Eastwick Park, Leatherhead ; s. Zealot (25480), d. Fair Spots, s. of d. Newland (22411).

82 2 Joseph F. Hall, Park Hall, Kyneton, " Young Victor," red and white, calved 10th October, 1870, s. Count Bis-mark (213), d. Royal Victoria, s. of d. Dalhousie (126).

83 3 Robert Dawbin, Werribee, "' Scarlet Jacket," red, 6 years, s. Royal Butterfly 8th, d. Raglan Rose, s. of d. Lord Raglan (13241).

84 4 James Tweddle, Gisborne, " Roj'al Rose," red and white, calved 19th June, 1870; s. Scotch Rose (25099), d. Columbine, s. of d. Sir Walter Scott (22922).

g.d. Camelia, by Lancaster Comet (11663). g,g.d. Cactus, by Lord Sackville (13249). g.g.g.d. Sharon's Eose, by PlantKgenet (11906). g.g.g.g.d. Fancy, by Billy (3151). g.g.g.g.g.d. Jessie, by Sovereign (7539). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Eose, by Satellite (1120), g-g-g-g-g-g-g-d- by Baronet (60). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Cleveland (144). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Symmetry (641).

SEC. 2.Shovthom Bull (3 years old)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

85 1 John Hall, Southwaite, "Selection," roan, calved 17th October, 1871; s. Young Fenian, d. Roany 4th, s. of d. Fenian.

86 .2 Joseph Riddell, Ramsey, "My Lord," imported, roan, calved ath February, 1871; s. Conqueror" (25823), d. Lady, s. of d. Sir James (16980).

87 3 Wm. M'CuIloch, La Rose, " Royal George," roan, 2 years 7 months and 10 days, imported, bred by John Aylmer, Wast Durham Abbey, Norfolk; s. Royal Broughton (27352), d. Industry, s. ofd. Prince Leopold (205o7).

g.d. Imogene, by Storm (20909). g.g.d. Isabel, by Euxine (12845). g.g.g.d. Judy, by Lord Yelleville (11709). g.g.g.g.d. Interest, by Sir-Lancelot (5.166). g.g.gsgigid. Industry, by Bachelor (3071). g.g-g-g-g-g-d. Isabel, by Belshazzar (1704). g-g-g-g.g-g-g.d. Imogene, by Argus (759). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Own Sister to Isabella, by Pilot (196). g-g-g-g-g.g-g-g-g.d. White Cow, by Agamemnon (9). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Burrell's Bull o£ Burtlon.

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Royal Broughton, bred by Mr. Booth, by Commander-in-Chief, first prize bull at the Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of England (1868), out of Lady f ' Mirth by Sir Samuel (15302), &c., is own brother to Mr. M'Dougall's celebrated sire Field-Marshal Booth. Industry, bred by Mr. Aylmer, is in direct descent from Mr. Booth's celebrated Isabella tribe, so that Royal George is not only by the own brother to the celebrated Essendon sire, but is also full of the famous Booth blood through his dam.

88 4 John Mickle, Peelwalls House, Berwickshire, " Royal Duke," red, calved 11th April, 1871; bred by Mr. Harriett, Kirlcwhelpington, Northumberland, s. 3rd Lord Wharfdale (26759), d. Ruby, s. of d. Rubens (20756). Not for competition.

g.d. Lucy, by Pantaloon (13450). g.g.d. Lady Sarah, by Pilot (7333). g.g.g.d. Lady, by Exmouth (6943). g.g.g.g.d. Blossom, by Young Sir Harry Liddell (7503). g.g.g.g.g.d. Old Rosebud, by Captain (6830). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Lady, by Sir Harry Liddell (5157). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Lord Prudhoe (8251). g.g.g. g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Harry (5155). g.g.g.g. g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hollon's Bull (313).

89 5 John Mickle, Peelwalls House, Berwickshire, " Lord George," roan, calved 30th April, 1871; bred as above, s. 3rd Lord Wharfdale (26759), d. Duchess Charlotte Florentia, s. of d. Stanwick (22965). Not for com-petition.

g.d. Moss Rose, by Moss Trooper (13357). g.g.d. Flowery, by Redesdale (22697). g.g.g.d. Lily, by Tomboy (9749). g.g.g.g.d. by Pilot (7333).

SEC. 3.—Shorthorn Bull (2 years old)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

90 1 Brannigan Brothers, Bulla, " Gipsey Boy," roan, calved 26th May, 1872; s. Frederick Fitzbooth, d. Daisy Queen, s. of d. Knight of the Crescent (26547).

91 2 James Tweddle, Gisborne,"Imperial Butterfly 17th," white, calved 10th June, 1872; s. Imperial Butterfly, d. Favor 2nd, s. of d. Lord Raglan (13241).

g.d. Favor, from the herd of Messrs. Morton Brothers and Leach. NOTE.—Lord Raglan (13241) took a first prize for Yearlings before leaving

England, and eight first prizes in this colony, including the Port Phillip Society's Challenge Cup. 92 3 Jonathan Chappel, Restdown, Rochester, "Sir Harry,"

roan, calved 26th Oct. 1871; s. Royal Butterfly 22nd, d. Queen of the May, imported, s. of d. Nobleman (14998).

g.d. Lady Sarah, by Pilot (7333). g.g.d. Lady, by Exmouth (6983). g.g.g.d. Blossom, bv Young Sir Harry Liddle (7503), g.g.g.g.d. Old Rosebud, by Captain (6830). g.g.g.g.g.d. Lady, by Sir Harry Liddle (5157). g.g.g.g.g.g.d., by Lord Prudhoe (8251). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d., by Sir Harry (5155). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d., by Hollon's bull (313).


IJ 93 4 Robert M'DougaU, Arundel, " Ajax Booth," roan, calved 11th May, 1872, bred by exhibitor; s. Field-Marshal Booth (28595), d. Alhambra, s. of d. Count of the Empire (222).

SEC. 4.—Shorthorn Bull (1 year old)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

94 1 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, " 8th Duke of Derrimut," red, with very little white, calved 1st September, 1872, bred by Richard Morton; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Roan Duchess, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (18759). '

g.d. White Summerton, by Frederick the Great (imported). g.g.d. Roan Summerton, imported, by Townley's Wild Buck (14097). g.g.g.d. Sontag, by Bate's Duke of Athol (10150). g.g.g.g.d. White Summerton, by Sweet William (5368). g-g-g-g-g-d. Summerton, by Homer (2134). g-g-g-g-g'g-d. by Dairyman (3541). g-g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hexgrave (4031). g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-d. by Chieftain (866). g-g'g-g-g-g.g-g.g.d. by Nimrod (4575). g-g-g-g.g.g-g.g.g.g.g.d. by Marlfleet's Old Red Bull (1192).

95 2 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, " Butterfly Duke," bred by R. Morton, red roan, calved 7th April, 1873; s. Duke of the Butterflies, d. Jessamine 6th, s. of d. Lord Raglan (13241).

g.d. Jessamine (imported), by Son of Dan O'Connell (3557). g.g.d. Jessie, by Gainford 2nd (6030). g.g.g.d. by Young Rockingham (2549). g.g.g.g.d. by Wellington (2824). g.g.g.g.g.d. by a Bull of Mr Newby's. g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Northumberland (464). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Styford (103). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by the Lame Bull (358). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Bollingbroke (86).

96 3 James Burnside, Keilor Plains, "Duke of Hamilton," red, calved 10th January, 1873; s. Duke of Lancaster, d. Jenny Lind, s. of d. Napoleon.

97 4 David Junor, Gisborne, " Duke of Sunbury," calved 19th July, 1872, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Lancaster, bred by W. J. T. Clarke, d. White Crummie 6th, s. of d. Lord Raglan (13241).

g.d. Crummie by Captain M'Kenzie's imported bull. NOTE.—White Crummie 6th was a large prize-taker at various leading shows,

and is own sister to Prime Minister, sold to Mr. Manifold for £165. 9S 5 David Junor, Gisborne, " Jack's the Lad," white, calved

30th October, 1872; s. Prince Eugene, d. Susannah, s. of d. Sunbury.

g.d. Betsy Baker, bred from the Circular Head Company's imported stock.

PRINCE EUGENE, got by Eugene Sue (235), bred by Mr. R. M'DougaU, dam (Duchess) by Master Raglan (164), bred-by Messrs. Morton and Leach,

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NOTE.—-Betsy Baker, bred from the Circular Head Go.'s imported stock, TOOL*%) r three first prizes and two second. prizes at Kyneton, also one second at the Geelong '

Show, and one second in Melbourne.

99 6 James Tweddle, Gisborne, " Imperial Butterfly 18th," red and white, calved 10th July, 1872; s. Imperial Butterfly, d. Spots Raglan 2nd, s. of d. Lord Raglan (13241).

g.d. one-of the herd of Messrs. Morton Brothers and Leach. NOTE.—"Imperial Butterfly 18th" is full brother "to Queen Butterfly 1st and

s-2nd. First Prize Heifers at Kyneton Exhibition, two years in succession.

100 7 James Tweddle, Gisborne, "Royal Prince," roan, calved 1st Februai-y, 1873; s. Royal Rose, imported, d. Beau-ties Butterfly, s. of d. Imperial Butterfly.

g.d. Beauty—a model of a Shorthorn.

101 8 T. W.Ware, Chelsworth, Heidelberg, "Sir Walter," red and white, calved 19th September, 1872; s. Baron.

102 9 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, "Jacob 2nd," roan, calved 8th September, 1872; s. Keilor, d. Poley, s. of d. Sir Charles Darling.

103 10 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, " Prospect," roan, calved 22nd September, 1872; s. Keilor, d. Tulip, >s. of d. Prince Patrick.

104 11 Thomas Skilling, Clandeboy, Benalla, "Lord of the Valley," red and white, calved 3rd December, 1872; s. Lord of Clandeboy, d. Empress Theodora, s. of d. Young Sir James the Rose, imported.

105 12 Thomas Skilling, Clandeboy, Benalla, " King of the Forest," red and white, calved October, 1872; Marquis of Lome, d. Cowslip 2nd, s. of d. Master of Athelstane, imported (14933).

106 13 Robert M'Dougall, Arundel, "Booth's Kinsman," roan, calved 11th July, 1872, bred by exhibitor; s. Field-Marshal Booth (28595), d. Blonde, s. of d. Count of the Empire (222).

107 14 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " 5th Duke of Bruns-wick," roan, calved 29th January, 1873, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Matilda 2nd; s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (1875.7).

g.d. Matilda, by. Cardinal (14239). g.g.d. Sprightly 3rd, by Benedict (7828). g.g.g.d. Sprightly, by Young Hector (7074). g.g.g.g.d. Cowslip, by Young Hastings (3988). g.g.g.g.g.d. by .Wallace (5588). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Ivanhoe (1130). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Leopold (2199). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hector (2103). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Harry (5155). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Surly (2715). g.g.g.g:g.g.g.g-g.g.g.d. by Bunnell's Bull (3248). , !


108 15 James Rennick, Kyneton, " King Creighton," ealved 1st September, 1872; s. Lord Creighton, d. Flora, s. of d. Prince Patrick.

109 16 James Rennick, Kyneton, " General Hill," red, calved 11th July, 1872; s. Canadian, d. Brassey, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 20th.

SEC. 5.—Shorthor n Cow (giving milk or in calf)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, hono-rary certificate.

110 1 Joseph F. Hall, Park Hall, Kyneton, "Double Butterfly," bloocl red, calved 18th September, 1S65; s. Royal Butterfly .9th, cl Rosa's Butterfly, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th.

111 2 Brannigan Brothers, Bulla, "Violet," roan; s. Darnley. 112 3 Brannigan Brothers, Bulla, "Brilliant," roan; s. Marble

Cutter (161). 113 4 Brannigan Brothers,."Cobison," roan; s. New Year's Day. 114 5 Robert M'Dougall, Arundel, " Legacy," rich roan, calved

15th July, 1866 ; bred by exhibitor; s. Prince of the Purple (-261), cl. Legacy, s. of d. Warlaby (202).

115 6 Robert M'Dougall, Arundel, •" Cleopatra," light roan, calved 2nd October, 1867; bred by exhibitor; s. Count of the Empire (222), d. Cowslip 9th, s. of d. Royal Hope (187). P

116 7 Robert M'Dougall, Arundel, "Solus Speur," light roan, calved 14th April, 1869; bred by exhibitor; s. Count of the Empire (222), d. Selection, s. of d. Prince of the Purple (261).

117 8 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, "Lady Flora," red and white, calved 27th October, 1866; bred by Morton Brothers and Leach; s. Royal Butterfly 6th (18757), d. Lady Bowen, s. of d. Benedict, imported:'

g.cl. Matilda, by Cardinal (1423&). g.g.d. Sprightly 3rd, by Benedict (782S). g.g.g.d. Sprightly, by Young Hector (7071). •>; g.g.g.g.d. Cowslip, by Young Hastings (398S).' g.g.g.g.g.d. by Wallace (5588). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Ivanhoe (1130). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Leopold (2199). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hector (2103). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Harry (5155). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Surly (2715). g.g.g.g.g.g. g.g.g.g.g.d. by Burrell's Bull (3248).

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118 9 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, "Matilda 4th," red and?* white, calved 24th April, 1867; bred by Morton Bro-thers and Leach; s. Royal Butterfly 6th (18757), d. Matilda, s. of d. Cardinal (14239).

g.d. Sprightly 3rd, by Benedict (7828). g.g.d. Sprightly, by Young Hector (7074). g.g.g.d. Cowslip, by Young Hastings (3988). g.g.g.g.d. by Wallace (5588) g.g.g.g.g.d. by Ivanhoe (1130). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Leopold (2199). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hector (2103). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Harry (5155). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Surly (2715). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Burrell's Bull (3248).

SEC. 6.—Shorthorn Heifer (3 years old, giving milk or in calf)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

119 1 Brannigan Brothers, Bulla, "Granawhaile," roan, 3 years> in calf; s. New Year's Day, d. Granny, s. of d. Marble Cutter (161).

120 2 Jonathan Chappel, Rochester, "Wild Eyes," rich roan,. calved 3rd August, 1870, s; Royal Butterfly 22nd, d. Queen of the South, s. of d. Frederick the Great, imported.

121 3 Jonathan Chappel, Rochester, "Matilda's Butterfly," rich roan, calved 3rd September, 1870, s. Royal Butterfly 22nd, d. Matilda, imported, s. of d. Cardinal (14239).

122 4 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, "Grand Duchess of Derrimut," roan, calved 10th March, 1871, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick (25,937), d. Roan Summerton, s.. of d. Wild Buck (14007).

g.d. Sontag, by Bate's Duke of Athol (10150). g.g.d. White Summerton, by Sweet William (5386). g.g.g.d. Summerton, by Homer (2134). g.g.g.g.d. by Dairyman (3541). g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hexgrave (4031). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Chieftain (866). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Nimrod (4571). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Marfleet's Old Ked Bull (1192).

123 5 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, "Duchess of Bruns-wick," red roan, calved 30th August, 1870, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Butterfly's Flower, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 16th.

g.d. April Flower 2nd, by Eoyal Butterfly 6th (18757). g.g.d. April Flower, by Richard Co3ur-de-Lion (13590). g.g.g.d. May Flower, by Abraham Parker (9856). g.g.g.g.d. Gay Lass, by Ethelred (5990). g.g.g.g.g.d. Gaiety, by Albert (5729). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Winifred, by Fitz-Maurice (3807). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Wealthy, by Brougham (1746). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Marlish (4375). g-g-g-g-g-g-g'g-g'd' a s o n oJ! S i r Harry (5155).

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Wjnc, 7.—Shorthorn Heifer (2 years old)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate,

124 1 Jonathan Chappel, Rochester, "Matilda's Rosa," red, calved 30th October, 1871; s. Royal Butterfly 22nd, d. Matilda, imported, s. of d. Cardinal (14239).

125 2 Jonathan Chappel, Rochester, "Matilda's Flower," red with a little white, calved 29th January, 1872; s. Royal Butterfly 22nd, dam Matilda's Butterfly, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 22nd.

126 3 Robert M'Dougall, Arundel, " Solas," light roan, calved 19th May, 1872; bred by exhibitor, s. Major Booth (26709), d. Solus Speur, s. of d. Count of the Empire (222).

127 4 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Red Rose 2nd," red roan, calved October, 1871; bred by the late Mi-. Catto, s. Royal Butterfly 25th, d. Red Rose, s. of d, Wyndham, imported,

g.d. Kora 6th, by Sir Henry Lawrence (imported), g.g.d. Kora 4th (imported, vol. 12, page 439 in Coates), by Eed

Knight (11976). g.g.g.d. Kora 2nd, by Grand Duke (10284). g.g.g.g.d. Kora, by Kelly 2nd. g.g.g.g.g.d. Kate, by Chieftain (3370). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Lady Sale, by Buchan Hero (3238). g.g.g. g.g.g.g.d. Rose, by Commander (3439). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Magnet (392). g.g.g.g g.g.g.g.g.d. by Palmflower (480).

128 5 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " 3rd Duchess of Der-rimut," rich roan, calved 5th October, 1871, bred by exhibitor; s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. White Summerton, s. of d. Frederick the Great, imported,

g.d. Sontag, by Bate's Duke of Athol (10150). g.g.d. White Summerton, by Sweet William (6368). g.g.g.d. Summerton, by Homer (2134). g.g.g.g.d. by Dairyman (3541). g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hexgrave (4031). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Chieftain (866), g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Nimrod (4571). g.g.g.g-g.g.g.g.d by Marfleet's Old Red Bull (1192).

129 6 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " 2nd Duchess of Der-rimut," white, calved 21st September, 1871; bred by exhibitor, s. Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Roan Duchess, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 6th (18757).

g.d. White Summerton, by Frederick the Great, imported, g.g.d. Roan Summerton, by Wild Buck (14007). g.g.g.d. Sontag, by Bates's Duke of Athol (10150). g.g.g.g.d. White Summerton, by Sweet William (5368). g.g.g.g.g.d. Summerton, by Homer (2134). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Dairyman (3541). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Hexgrave (4031). g.g. g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Chieftain (866). •g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Nimrod (4571). •g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Marfleet's Old Eed Bull (1192).

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SEC. 8.—Shorthorn Heifer (1 year old)—First prize, silver medal;!*'* second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

ISO. 1 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, " Lady Brunswick," rich roan, calved 23rd February, 1873; bred by exhibitor, s. Duke, of Brunswick..(25.937), d- Rosebush, s. of. d..Royal Butterfly 31st.

g.d. Rosa,imported (C.H.B., vol. xiii., page689), by Bonaparte (14177). g.g.d.. Rosanna, by Prelate (119.19). g.g.g.d. Spring Rose, by Brewster (7847). g.g.g.g.d. Rosebush, by Tomboy (5494). g.g.g.g.gjd. May Rose, by Provost (4846). g. g.g.g.g.g.d. .Mossrose* by Gainford (2044). g.g.g.g.g.g.g:d. by Comet (1854). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Holywell (2132). g.g.g.g.g.g.gig.g;d. by Emperor (1974). g.g.g.g.g.g.g,g.g.g.d. by Brampton (1674). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.-g.g:d. by St. Albans (1412). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Simon (590). g.g. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Pope (514).

131 2 James Tweddle,Gisborne, "ChristmasRose,"red and white, calved 25th December, 1872.; s. Royal Rose, imported, d. Jenny Lind, s. of d.. Master Harry (T63)i

g.d. Linny's Raglan, by Lord Raglan (13241), imported, g.g.d. Linny, by son of. Brunswick (11).

NOTE.—Master Harry was bred by Messrs. Morton Brothers and Leach, by Sir H e m y Baddy, winner of the Port Phillip Society's Challenge Cup.

Linny's Raglan was.also bred by Messrs.. Morton. Brothers, and Leach.

132; 3-. Thomas-Shilling, Chmdeboy, Benalla, " Ringlet," red and white, calved December, 1872; s.. Lord of Clandeboy, d. Bracelet, s. of d. Garibaldi.

133 4 Jonathan Chappel, Rochester, " The Young Queen," blood red, calved. 1st January, 1873 ; s. Duke of Mel-bourne, (I Queen of the May, imported, s. of d. Nobleman (1.4998),

1 M 5:Richard Morton, Mount Denimut, "Welcome Bruns-wick," red, calved 21st October, 1872; bred by exhibitor, S; Duke of Brunswick (25937), d. Brunette, s. of d. Heir. Apparent(18042).

g.d. Belladonna, by Lord Clarendon (1034). g.g.d. Buona Roba( /by Emperor (6973). g.g.g.d. Jewel, by Wiseton (2848). g.g.g.g.d. Jessamine-, by Eirby (1040). g.g.g.g.g.d. Eleanor, b y l v a n h o e (1131). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Juliet, by Regent (544). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d, Compensation, by Blythe Comet (85).

cows.

•135 6 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, " Triples Brunswick," rich roan, calved 12th July, 1872 ; s. Duke of Bruns-wick (25937) or Duke of Derrimut, d. Triple But-terfly, s. of d. Imperial Butterfly 2nd.

g.d. Butterfly's Flower, by Royal Butterfly 16th. g.g.d. April Flower 2nd, by Royal Butterfly 6th (18757). g.g.g.d. April Flower, by Richard Coeur-de-Lion (13590). g.g.g.g.d, Mayflower, by Abraham Parker (9856). g.g.g.g.g.d. Gay Lass, by Ethelred (5990). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Gaiety, by Albert (5729). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Winifred, by Fitz-Maurice (3807). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Wealthy, by Brougham (1746). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Marlish (4375). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by a Son of Sir Harry (alo5).

136 7 Joel Horwood, Bridgewater Park, Heifer, calved 30th September, 1872; s. Duke of Brunswick, d; Matilda 5th, s. of d. Royal Butterfly 22nd.

EXTEA STOCK—CLASS D .

COWS.

137 1 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, "Wave Whirl," roan heifer calved 24th February, 1871, bred by Mr. W. Torr, Aylesby Manor, Lincolnshire; s. Manfred (26801), d. Wave Swell by Prince of Wariaby (15107).

g.d. Wave Princess, by British Prince (14197). g.g.d. Wave Maid, by Vanguard (10994). g.g.g.d. Water Queen, by Baron Wariaby (7813). g.g.g.g.d. Water Witch, by 4th Duke of Northumberland (3649). g.g.g.g.g.d. Waterloo 3rd, by Norfolk (2377). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Waterloo Cow, by Waterloo (2816). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Waterloo (2816).

Wave Whirl is full of Mr. Booth's best blood ; the last five generations being all celebrated Wariaby sires. Manfred was by Lord Blithe (22126) (own brother to Lady Fragrant, first prize cow at the Royal two years in succession and winner of twonty-three prizes, cups, and medals ; Mr. Cochrane of Canada offered 2000 gs. in rain for this, cow), out of Mildred by Lord of the Hills, g.d. Melina by Crown Prince, &c. Patricia, .first prize two-year-old heifer at the Manchester Royal Show, 1869; and sold afterwards to go to America for 1000 gs., was by Lord Blithe from Alfreda, of the same tribe ,as Manfred.

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138 2 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, " Pink lltli," red cow, calved * 5th August, 1870, bred by the late Mr. Thomas Game, Broadmoor, Gloucestershire; s. Royal Benedict (27348), d. Royal Pink by Royal Oak (16870).

g.d. Young Pink, by General Pelissier (14605). g.g.d. Pink, by Marchmont (9367). g.g.g.d. Young Pye, by Young Consul (6893). g.g.g.g.d. Pye, by Newnham (2365). g.g.g.g.g.d. by Satellite (1420). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jupiter (342). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Oliver (605). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Trunnell (659). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Favourite (252). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Favourite (252). g.g.g.g. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Dal ton Duke (188). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by E. Alcock's Bull (19). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by J. Smith's Bull (608). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jolly's Bull (337).

139 3 Wm. M'Culloch, La Rose, "Pink 16th," red heifer, calved 19th August, 1871, bred by the late Mr. Thomas Game, Broadmoor, Gloucestershire; s. Royal Benedict (27348), d. Pink of Fashion by Count Glo'ster (23637).

g.d. Royal Pink, by Royal Oak (16870). g.g.d. Young Pink, by General Pelissier (14605). g.g.g.d. Pink, by Marchmont (9367). g.g.g.g.d. Young Pye, by Young Consul (6893). g.g.g.g.g.d. Pye, by Newnham (2365). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Satellite (1420). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jupiter (342). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Sir Oliver (605). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Trunnell (659). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Favourite (252). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Favourite (252). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Dalton Duke (188). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by R. Alcock's Bull (19). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by J. Smith's Bull (608). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jolly's Bull (337).

Pink 16th was the third heifer in a large class of heifer calves at the Royal * Agricultural Society's Meeting at Cardiff, 1872.

E X T R A STOCK, CLASS D .

BULLS.

140 1 Godfrey B. M'Kinnon, Goonambel North, " General Hope-well," red, bred by Silvester Campbell, of Kinella, calved 26th March, 1870 ; s. Sir Christopher (22895), d. Rosebud 1st, s. of d. Prince of Worcester (20597).

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14-1 2 Godfrey B. M'Kinnon, Goonambel North," Young Marquis," rich roan, calved 4th August, 1872; s. Marquis of Lome, d. Princess 2nd, pure Lee Cow.

142 3 Godfrey B. M'Kinnon, Goonambel North, "Marquis of Stafford," roan, calved 4th June, 1872 ; s. Marquis of Lorne, d. Daisy 6th.

143 4 Godfrey B. M'Kinnon, Goonambel North, "Sassenach," light roan, calved 1st June, 1873; s. Duke of Argyle, d. Fuchsia 1st.

144 5 Messrs. Peppin and Sons, New South Wales, "Priam," white, calved 29th November, 1871; s. Fenian, d. Premium 4th, s. of d. Lord Sale, imported.

145 6 Messrs. Peppin and Sons, New South Wales, "Daylight," white, calved 28th November, 1870 ; s. Lord Palmer-ston, d. Dairymaid 5th, s. of d. Lord Sale, imported.

146 7 Messrs. Peppin and Sons, New South Wales, " Cardigan," roan, calved March, 1872; s. Cardigan, d. White Rose, s. of d. Colonel.

147 8 Messrs. Peppin and Sons, "Rebel Chief," red and white, calved 26th April, 1872; s. Fenian, d. Cowslip 8th, s. of d. Royal Hope.

148 9 Messrs. Peppin and Sons, New South Wales, "Rustic," roan, calved April, 1872; s. Great Count (246), A.H.B., d. a Bushy Park Cow, bred by the late James Butchart.

149 10 William M'Culloch, La Rose, " Rapid," roan, calved 26th August, 1871; bred by Lady Pigot, Wytham-on-the-Hill, Lincolnshire, s. Bythis (25700), d. Dame Swift by Prince of Buckingham (27161).

g.d. Dame Quickly, by Valasco (15443). g.g.d. Barmaid, by British Prince (14197). g.g.g.d. Baroness, by Baron Warlaby (7813). g.g.g.g.d. Clematis, by Clementina (3399). g.g.g.g.g.d. Farewell, by Young Matchem (4422). g.g.g.g.g.g.d. Flora, by Isaac (1129). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Young Pilot (4702). g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Pilot (496). g'g-g-g-g-g-gg-g-d- by Julius Caesar (1143).

Rapid was exhibited when a calf at the Cardiff meeting of the Royal Agri-cultural Society of England, and received the first prize in a large class. He also won first prize at the meeting of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society at Malton ; first at the Northumberland Meeting at Newcastle-on-Tyne ; first at the Durham County Show at Durham ; and first at the North Lonsdale Meeting at Ulverston, Lancashire, where he also received the 100 guineas Challenge Cup for the best animal, and, with his sire and dam, the 20 guineas special prize for bull, cow, and offspring. In Durham he came into competition with Leeman, the first prize yearling bull at the Royal and winner of sixteen prizes, and was placed before him. Rapid was considered in England to be one of the most perfect Shorthorn bulls seen for many years. Bythis, his Bire, a pure fiooth bull of the Bliss tribe, was the first prize yearling at the Royal Agricultural Society's Meeting at Oxford, 1870 ; and also at the Bath and West of England Meeting at Taunton, and at the

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great Yorkshire Society's Mooting at Wakefield, besides winning many other premiums at the Essex, Norfolk, Cambridge, Durham, Northumberland, and ~ Lincolnshire Shows. Dame Swift, his dam, was the first prize two-year old,heifer at the Royal Agricultural Society's Meeting at Wolverhampton, 1871, and also at the Bath and West of England Show at Guildford, 187.1, as woll as at local shows. f She is directly descended from Mr. It. Booth's Farewell tribe, through' those splendid Warlaby sires Baron Warluby, British Prince, and Valasco, who was the sire of Mr. Booth's Commander-in-Chief, first prize bull.at the Koyal Agricultural Society's Meeting at Leicester, 1868. Her sire Prince of Buckingham was by Imperial Windsor, out of Princess Louise, a pure Booth bull combining the Man-* talini and Bliss tribes.

CLASS E .

HEREFORD CATTLE.

SEC. 1.—Hereford Bull (3 years old or over)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

150 1 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Copluill," calved 18th July, 1871, bred by T. Fenn, Stonebrook House, Lud-low, England, s. Severus 2nd (2747), d. Butterfly, s. of d. Symmetry (2799).

SEC. 2.—Hereford Bull (2 years old or under)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal.

151 1 Robert Orr, Kyneton, "Frederick William," s. Cadet, d. Wild Rose, bred by William Lyall.

SEC. 3.—Hereford Cow (3 years old or over)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal: third ditto, honorary certificate.

152 1 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, "Moiety," calved 12th Oct., 1868, bred by William Lyall, s. Starling.

153 2 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, " Prima," calved 20th Nov., 1868, bred by William Lyall, s. Starling.

154 3 Henry Beattie, Mount Aitken, "Latona," calved 12th Dec., 1867, bred by William Lyall, s. Defiance.

SEC. 4.—Hereford Heifer (2 years or under)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal.

No Entry.

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CLASS F .

ALDERNEY CATTLE. SEC. l.^~Aldeimey Bidl {of any age)—First prize, silver medal

second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

155 1 J". W. Fleming, Brunswick, "East Bourke Boroughs," aged, s. Mr. Wilson's imported bull, d. imported, s. of d. Bella Don.

156 2 Edward Cox, Toorak Road, "Charlie," yellow, bred from imported stock by the exhibitor.

157 3 Edward Cox, Toorak Road, "Charlie 2nd," brown and white, s. Charlie; d: Mr. Parker's imported cow.

158 4 Job Smith, Northcote, "Ruby," 4:years, imported.

SEC. 2.—Aldemey Cow (3 years or over)—First prize,silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

159 1 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, "Polly," imported, 4 years. 160 2 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, "Argus," imported, 4 years. 161 3 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, "Maggie," imported, 4 years. 152 4 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, "Maude," imported, 9 years. 163 5 George Sanderson, .Melbourne, "Argus," imported, aged.

SEC. 3.—Best Aldemey Heifer (2 years or ttnder)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze ditto ; third ditto, honorary certificate.

164 1 J. W. Fleming,, Brans wick, "Tottie," 18 months ; s. East Bourke Boroughs, d. Sukey, s. of cl.. Jersey.

165 2 Job Smith, Northcote, "Minnie," 14 months; s. Ruby, d. Minnie, bred by the late Hon. William Nicholson.

166 3 Richard Lane, St. Kilda, "Jenny," calved 30tli October, 1871 ; s. Dr. Lempriere's imported bull, A Beauty, s. of d. Mr. Monaglian's imported bull.

CLASS G .

AYRSHIRE CATTLE. SEC. 1.—Ayrshire Bidl (of any AGREJ—First. prize, silver medal;

second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certifi-cate.

167 1 John Grant, Seafield," Tam o' Shaixter," 5 years. 168 2 J. M'Phail, Essenclon, " Souter Johnny," 2 years. 169 3 William Dewar, Tullamarine, " Rabby Burns," 4 years. 170 4 Thomas Gorrigan, Dandenong, " Chapman Billie," 3 years,

BRITTANY CATTLE.

SEC. 2.—Best Ayrshire Cow (in milk or calf)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary-certificate.

171 1 John Grant, Seafield, " Lady of the Lake," in milk. 172 2 Colin C. Bertram, Mochian Station, " Rosa," from imported

stock, in milk and calf. 173 3 Colin C. Bertram, Mochian Station, "Lizzie," from im-

ported stock, in milk and calf.

SEC. 3.—Ayrshire Heifer (2 years or under)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

174 1 John Grant, Seafield, " Beauty," 2 years. 175 2 John Grant, Seafield, "Fuchsia," 1 year.

CLASS H .

BRITTANY CATTLE.

SEC. 1.—Brittany Bull (any age)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

\ 176 1 William Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " St. Malo," 2 years and 8 months.

177 2 James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, " Knight of the Garter," aged, imported.

178 3 James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, "The M'Nab," 1 year ; s. Knight of the Garter, d. Beauty, imported.

179 4 S. H. Bindon, St. Kilda, " Arthur," 5 years; s. Mr. Lyall's imported Bull, bred by exhibitor.

SEC, 2.—Brittany Cow (3 years or over, in milk or calf)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

180 1 Robert Ovens, Moonee Ponds, " Magpie," s. the late Mr. Kissock's bull.

\ 181 2 William Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " Jeannette," aged, in calf. 182 3 Mrs. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " Coquette," imported, aged,

in milk and calf. 183 4 James Ewart, Essendon, " Beauty," imported, in milk and

calf. 184 5 James Ewart, Essendon, " Nelly," s. Knight of the

Garter, d. Mary, imported, in calf. 185 6 S. H. Bindon, St. Kilda, " Lupin," 5 years. 186 7 Richard Lane, St. Kilda, " Rose," in milk and calf.

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SEC. 3.—Brittany Heifer (2 years or tinder)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary-certificate.

187 1 Mrs. Payne, Emo, Gardiner, " Violet," 1 year 11 months, in calf.

188 2 James Ewart, Essendon, " Miss Napier," 1 year 8 months, in calf and milk ; s. Knight of the Garter, d. Beauty, imported.

189 3 James Ewart, Essendon, " Beauty 2nd;" s. Knight of the Garter, d. Beauty, imported.

CLASS J .

DAIRY COWS A N D HEIFERS.

SEC. 1.—Best Oow for Dairy Purposes, giving milk or in calf (of any breed)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

190 1 Richard Colclough, Cumberland, " Dairy Maid," red and white, 5 years, in calf.

191 2 William Learmonth, Moonee Ponds, " Mary," strawberry, in milk.

192 3 James Tweddle, Gisborne, " Susannah," roan, in milk. V 193 4 J. M'Phail, Essendon, " Crammie," red and white, in calf.

194 5 J. M'Phail, Essendon, " Rosalind," red and white, in calf. 195 6 Thomas Slcilling, Clandeboy, Benalla, Cow, red and white,

in milk. 196 7 Thomas Slcilling, Clandeboy, Benalla, Cow, red and white,

in milk. 197 8 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, " Plum," aged. 198 9 P. and J. G. Brisbane, Berwick, " Flower," roan, calved

November, 1868. 199 10 William Dewar, Tullamarine, cow. 200 11 Brannigan Brothers, Bulla, "Bella Donna," roan, s.

Prince Imperial, in milk. 201 12 Richard Morton, Mount Derrimut, light roan cow, in milk. 202 13 Josiah Mitchell, Experimental Farm, "Daisy," red and a

little white, bred by James Robertson, La Rose; s. Bavarian, from imported stock.

203 14 T. W. Hatton, Flemington, " Lucy," brindle and white, aged.

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SEC. 2.—-Best Pah* of Dairy Heifers (3 years or under)—First \ prize; silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

204 1 William Dewar, Tullamarine, pair of heifers. 205 2 Brannigan Brothers, Bulla, "Rose Mary" and "Diamond;"

s. Prince Imperial.

EXTRA STOCK.

206 1 Samuel Amess, Melbourne, West Highland Black Bull, bred from the famous stock of Mouachyle, imported by exhibitor.

207 2 Samuel Amess, Melbourne, Cow, bred from the famous stock of Mouachyle, imported by exhibitor.

208 3 Samuel Amess, Melbourne, Cow, bred from the famous stock of Mouachyle, imported by exhibitor.

CLASS K .

FAT CATTLE (GRASS FED).

SEC. 1.—Best Pair of Fat Bullocks—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

209 1 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, one pair. 210 2 F. Elworthy, St. Kilda, one pair. 211 3 W. Robertson, Colac, one pair. 212 4 W. Robertson, Colac, one pair.

SEC. 2.—-Best Pair of Fat Cows or Heifers—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal ; third ditto, honorary certificate.

No Entry.

CLASS L .

MERINO SHEEP.

SEC. 1.—Best Paw of Merino Rains (four-tooth and upwards)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

213 1 James Robertson, Aberfeldie, Essendon, pair; shorn in November.

214 2 The Hon. W. Campbell, Brighton, pair.

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215 3 Austin and Bullivant, Longernong, pair; shorn in No-vember.

216 4 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, pair. 217 5 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, pair. -218 6 Alex. Armstrong, Shelford, pair; shorn in October. 219 7 Alex. Armstrong, Shelford, pair; shorn in October. SEC. 2.—Best Pair of Merino Rams (two-tooth)—First prize,

silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, hono-rary certificate.

220 1 The Hon. W. Campbell, Brighton, pair. 221 2 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, pair.

. •22. 3 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, pair. 223 4 Alex. Armstrong, Shelford, pair; lambed May, 1872,

shorn 1st October. SEC. 3.—Best Pair of Merino Ewes (four-tooth and upwards)—

First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

224 1 The Hon. W. Campbell, Brighton, pair. 225 2 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, pair. 226 3 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, pair. 227 4 A. Armstrong, Shelford, pair; shorn October. 228 5 A. Armstrong, Shelford, pair; shorn October. SEC. 4.—Best Pair of Merino Ewes. (two-tooth)—First prize,

silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

229 1 James Robertson, Aberfeldie, pair, shorn 10th November. 230 2 The Hon. William Campbell, Brighton, pair.

- 231 3 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, pair. • 232 4 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, pair.

E X T R A STOCK.—CLASS L .

233 1 F. Elworthy, St. Kilda, a four-horned merino wether. 234 2 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pen merinos, shorn.

CLASS M .

LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP. SEC. 1.—Leicester Ram (four-tooth and upivards)—First prize,


235 1 Isaac Evans, Pentland Hills, six-toothed, lambed in Sep-tember.

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236 2 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, full-mouthed. \ 237 3 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, four-tooth. 238 4 Robert Dawbin, Werribee, six-tooth, imported, shorn 30th

July, 1872. 239 5 Dr. Plummer, Wyabun, Gisborne, four-tooth, shorn De-

cember, 1872. 240 6 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, four-tooth, imported, shorn No-

vember, 1872. 241 7 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, full-mouthed, shorn November,

1872. 242 8 T. W. Ware, Chelsworth, Heidelberg, full-mouthed, shorn

November, 1872. 243 9 John Cooper, Bundoora, four-tooth, shorn December, 1872. 244 10 Alexander Armstrong, Shelford, one, shorn October. 245 11 Alexander Armstrong, Shelford, one, shorn October.

SEC. .2.—Leicester Ram (two-tooth)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certifi-cate

246 1 Isaac Evans, Pentland Hill, two-tooth, lambed October. 247 2 John Hall, Southwaite, two-tooth, colonial bred. 248 3 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, two-tooth, lambed in October. 249 4 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, two-tooth, lambed in October. 250 5 Edmund Dunn, Tullamarine, two-tooth. 251 6 Edmund Dunn, Tullamarine, two-tooth. 252 7 T. W. Ware, Heidelberg, two-tooth, lambed in August. 253 8 T. W. Ware, Heidelberg, two-tooth, lambed in August. 254 9 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, two-tooth, lambed in August. 255 10 John Bell, Kangaroo Ground, two-tooth, lambed in August. 256 11 A. Armstrong, Shelford, two-tooth, lambed in September. 257 12 A. Armstrong, Shelford, two-tooth, lambed in September.

SEC. 3.—Pair of Leicester Ewes (four-tootli ancl upwards)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

258 1 Isaac Evans, Pentland Hills, pair four-tooth, lambed Oc-tober.

259 2 Isaac Evans, Pentland Hills, pair full-mouthed, lambed Se2otember.

260 3 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, pair full-mouthed. 261 4 Dr. Plummer, Wyabun, Gisborne, pair four-tooth, bred

in Tasmania, shorn December. 262 5 Dr. Plummer, Wyabun, Gisborne, pair four-tooth, bred

in Tasmania, shorn December. 263 6 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pair full-mouthed, shorn Novem-

ber, 1872.

L0NG-W00LLED SHEEP. 3 3

264 7 John Cooper, Bundoora, pair, shorn December, 1872. 265 8 Richard Colclough, Broadmeadows, pail', shorn December

1872. 266 9 Richard Colclough, Broadmeadows, pair, shorn December

1872. 267 10 A. Armstrong, Shelford, pair, shorn 18th November. 268 11 A. Armstrong, Shelford, pair, shorn 18th November. 269 12 Joseph Nicholson, Keilor Road, pair, shorn 18th No-

vember. SEC. 4.—Pair of Leicester Ewes (two-tooth or tinder)—First

prize, silver medal ; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

270 1 Isaac Evans, Pentland Hills, pair two-tooth, lambed Sept. 271 2 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, pair two-tooth, lambed Oct. 272 3 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, pair two-tooth, lambed Oct. 273 4 T. W. Ware, Heidelberg, pair. 274 5 J. C. Cochrane, Glenroy, pair, lambed in August, bred at La

Rose from imported stock. 275 6 A. Armstrong, Shelford, pair, lambed September. 276 7 A. Armstrong, Shelford, pair, lambed September. 277 8 Joseph Nicholson, Keilor Road, pair, bred from James

Robertson, of La Rose imported stock. SEC. 5.—Lincoln Ram (four-tooth and upwards)— First prize,


278 1 Josiah Austin, Avalon, Duck Ponds, one, three years, im-ported, shorn 28th October, 1872.

279 2 J osiah Austin, Avalon, Duck Ponds, one, three years, im-ported, shorn 28th October, 1872.

280 3 Josiah Austin, Avalon, Duck Ponds, one, three years, im-ported, lost his wool through fever, 14th April, 1S73.

281 4 Robert Dawbin, Werribee, one full-mouthed, imported, shorn 24th November, 1872.

282 5 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, one two years, imported, shorn October, 1872.


284 7 C. B; Fisher, St. Kilda, one two years, imported, sliorn October, 1872.


286 9 W. Irving Winter, Stanhope, one two years. SEC. 6.—Lincoln Ram (two-tooth or under)—First prize, silver

medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary cerficate.

287 1 Sydney Austin, Brisbane Hill, Hamilton, one 20 months, imported.

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288 2 Sydney Austin, Biisbane Hill, Hamilton, one 20 months imported.

289 3 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, one yearling Ram, imported, shorn May, 1873.

290 4 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, one yearling Ram, imported, shorn May, 1873.

291 5 W. J. Winter, Stanhope, one, shorn December, 1872.

SEC. 7.—Pair of Lincoln Ewes (four-tootli and upwards)—First, prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

292 1 " Josiah Austin, Avalon, Duck Ponds, pair, 3 years, shorn 28th October, 1872.

293 2 Josiah Austin, Avalon, Duck Ponds, pair, 3 years, shorn 28th October, 1872.

294 3 Thomas Hogan, Werribee pair, shorn December, 1872. 295 4 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pair, 2 years, shorn October, 1872. 296 5 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pair, 2 years, shorn October, 1872. 297 6 J. C. Cochrane, Glenroy, pair, 2 years, shorn Nov., 1872. 298 7 W. J. Winter, Stanhope, pair.

SEC. 8.—Pair of Lincoln Ewes (two-tooth or under) —First, prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto honorary certificate.

299 1 Josiah Austin, Avalon, Duck Ponds, pair, 2 years; shorn 28th October, 1872.

300 2 Robert Dawbin, Werribee, pair, lambed September, 1872, sliorn 17tli December, 1872.

301 3 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pair, 1 year, shorn May, 1873. 302 4 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pair, 1 year, shorn May, 1873.

SEC. 9.—Cotswold Ram (four-tooth 'and upwarels)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, hono-rary certificate.

303 1 A. Armstrong, Shelford, one, shorn 18th November. 304 2 A. Armstrong, Shelford, one, shorn 18th November. 305 3 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, one. 30'6 4 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, one.

SEC. 10.—Cotswolcl Ram '(two-tooth and under)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, hono-rary Certificate.

No Entry. SEC. 11.—PoAr of Cotsivold Ewes (four-tooth and upwards)—


307 1 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, pair. 308 2 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, pair.

LONG-WOOXiLED SHEEP. 3 5

SEC. 12.—Pair Gotswolcl Etv.es (two-tooth or under)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, hono-rary certificate.

309 1 'Thomas Hogan, Werribee, pair. 310 2 Thomas Hogan, Werribee, pair.

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SEC. 13.—Romney Marsh Ram (four-tooth and .upwards)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

311 1 James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, one; bred by W. Lyall.

SEC. 14.—Romney Marsh Ewes (tvjo-tooth cmd under)—First prize^ silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto/ honorary certificate.

312 1 C. and J. Degraves, Coliban Park, Elphinstone^ one two-tooth.

313 2 G. and J. Degraves, Coliban Park, Elphinstone, one two-tooth.

SEC. 15.—Pair Romney Marsh Ewes (four-tooth and upwards)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

314 1 James Ewart,North Park, Essendon,: pair, aged ;.bred by W. Lyall.

315 2 .James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, pair, aged ; bred by W. Lyall.

316 3 T. W. Hatton, Flemington, pair.

SEC. 16.—Pair Romney Marsh Etves (two-tooth or under)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

3.17 1 C.v&nd J. .Degraves, Coliban Park, Elphinstone, ©ne pair.

SEC. 17.—Best Ram of any other :Lang-vx>olhd •• Breed (of any a96)~~-rFii-st prize, silver medal; second ditto,'bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

318 1 Alexander Armstrong,,Shelford,rone, shoTOilst October. 319 2 Alexander Armstrong, Shelfor.d,, one, shorn 1st October.

SEC. 18.—Pair Ewes of any other Long-vjoolled, Breed (of any age)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

320 1 Alexander Armstrong, :Sheli'ord, pair, shorn 1st October. 321 2 Alexander Armstrong, iShelford, pair, shorn 1st October.

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CLASS N .

ENGLISH SHORT WOOLS. '% SEC. 1.—South-Doiun Rani (four-tooth and wpiuards)—First

prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

322 1 F. Elworthy, St. Kilda, one, six-tooth 323 2 F. Elworthy, St. Kilda, one, six-tooth.

] 324 3 Richard Boutcher, Hagley, Tasmania, one, lambed in July. SEC. 2.—South-Down Ram (itwo-tooth or under)—First prize,


325 1 John Hall, Southwaite, one, bred from Jonas Webb's imported stock.

I 326 2 Richard Boutcher, Hagley, Tasmania, one, lambed August. SEC. 3.—Pair South-Dotun Etves (four-tooth and upwards)—


327 1 John Hall, Southwaite, pair, from E. Wilson's imported stock.

328 2 Richard Boutcher, Hagley, Tasmania, pair, lambed in July. SEC. 4.—Pair South-Down Ewes (two-tooth and under)—First


329 1 John Hall, Southwaite, pair, bred by exhibitor. \ 330 2 Richard Boutcher, Hagley, Tasmania, pair, lambed August.

331 3 Richard Boutcher, Hagley, Tasmania, pair, lambed August. 332 4 W. S. Cox, Kensington, pair, imported, shorn May, 1873.

CLASS 0 .

FAT SHEEP. {State Age and Breeder.)

SEC. 1.—Best Pen (of not less them 3) Fat Merino Wethers—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal.

333 1 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pen. SEC. 2.—Best Pen (of not less than 3) Fat Long-woolled Wethers

—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal. 334 1 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pen. 335 2 F. Elworthy, St. Kilda, pen. 336 3 F. Elworthy, St. Kilda, pen. 337 4 T. W. Hatton, Flemington, pen. 338 5 James Malcolm, Craigieburn, pen. 339 6 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, pen. 340 7 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, pen. 341 8 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, pen.

SWINE (LARGE BREED). 3 7

342 9 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, pen. 343 10 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, pen. 344 11 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, pen.

EXTRA STOCK, CLASSES M, N , a n d 0 .

345 1 Robert Dawbin, Werribee, Ram, four-tooth, shorn. 346 2 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, pen, not shorn. 347 3 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, pen Fat Lambs. 348 4 T. K. Bennett, Melbourne, pen Fat Lambs. 349 5 John Hall, Southwaite, pair of Southdown Ewes, full

mouthed, shorn. 350 6 E. B. Cozens, Little River, 1 yearling crossbred Ram,

lambed 13th October, 1872. 351 7 E. B. Cozens, Little River, 4 yearling Ewes, lambed 13th

October, 1872.

CLASS P.

SWINE (LARGE BREED). SEC. 1.—Best Boar (over 12 months old)—First prize, silver

medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

352 1 George Plant, Northcote, 13 months old. 353 2 Watson and Paterson, Northcote. 354 3 A. Crichton, Berwick, 16 months old. SEC. 2.—Best Boar (under 12 months old)—First prize, silver


355 1 George Plant, Northcote, 6 months old. 356 2 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, 8 months old. SEC. 3.—Best Sotv, with litter, or in pig (over 12 months old)—


357 1 George Plant, Northcote, 2 years and 10 months old, in Pig-

3o8 2 George Plant, Northcote, 1 year and 10 months, in pig. 359 3 George Plant, Northcote, 1 year and 10 months, in pig. 360 4 James Pitman, Northcote, with litter. 361 5 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, in pig. 362 6 Branigan Brothers, Bulla, in pig. SEC. 4.—Best Soiv (under 12 months old)—First prize,silver medal;

second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 363 1 J. W. Fleming, Fleming House, Park-street, Brunswick,

11 months old.

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364 2 George Plant, Northcote, 6 months old. 365 3 Alexander Walker, Brighton, 11 months old. 366 4 James Pitman, Northcote, 3 months old. 367 5 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, 8 months old.

SMALL BREED; . SEC. 5.—Best Boar (over 12 months old)—First prize,, silver


368 1 E. Brighton, North road, Brighton, 2 years 6 months. 369 2 Watson and Paterson, Northcote. SEC. 6.—Best Boar (under 12 months old)—First prize, silver

medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third-ditto, honorary certificate.

370 1 1). T. Way, Dandenong-road. 371 2 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, 8 months old. SEC. 7.—Best Sow, with litter, or in pig (over 12 months old)—


372 1 E. Brighton, Brighton, with litter. 373 2 James Pitman, Northcote; with litter. 374 3 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, in pig. 375 4 A. Crichton, Berwick. 376 5 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, in pig. SEC. 8.—Best Sow (under 12 months old)—First prize, silver


377 1 James Pitman, Northcote, 7 months. 378 2 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, 8 months. SEC. 9.—Best Bacon Pig (of any breed)—First prize, silver, medal. 379 1 Watson and Paterson, Northcote. 380 2 Watson and Paterson, Northcote. 381 3 A. Crichton, Berwick. SEC. 10.—Best Pork Pig (of any breed)—First prize, silver medal 382 1 Watson and Paterson, Northcote. 383 2 Watson and Paterson, Northcote..

CLASS Q.

POULTRY, &c. SEC. 1 .—Cochin China Coclc arul. Pair of Hens—First; prize,

silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal.; third dittojliono-rary certificate.

384 1 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen.

POULTRY, &C. 3 9

SEC. 2.—Dorlcing Cock and Pair of Hens—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

38-5 1 John Moore, Brighton, one pen. 386 2 John Moore, Brighton, one pen. 387 3 John Moore, Brighton, one pen. 388 4 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. SEC. 3.—Houdan Cock ancl Pair of Hens—First prize, silver


389 1 J; J. Wentworth, Kew, one pen. 390 2 J. J. Wentworth, Kew, one pen. 391 3 J. J. Wentworth, Kew, one pen.

SEC.- 4—Spanish Cock and Pair of Hens—First prize, silver medal ; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

392 1 George Sanderson, Melbourne, one pen. 393 2 Thomas Bate, Richmond, one pen. 394 3 Thomas Bate, Richmond, one pen. 395 4 Thomas Bate, Richmond, one pen. 396 5 J. Dunham, Praliran, one pen. 397 6 J. Dunham, Prahran, one pen.

SEC. 5.—Golden-spangled Hamburg Cock and, Pair of Hens— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

398 1 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen.

SEC. 6.—Golden-pencillecl Hamburg Cock ancl Pair of Hens-~ First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

399 1 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. 400 2 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen.

SEC. 7.—Silver-spanglecl Hamburg Cock and Pair of liens— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

401 1 John Moore, Brighton, one pen. 402 2 John Moore, Brighton, one pen.

SEC. 8.—Silver-pencilled Hamburg Cock and paw of Hens— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

403 1 John Moore, Brighton, one pen. 404 2 John Moore, Brighton, one pen.

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SEC. 9.—Brahma Pootra (darlc-pencillecl) Cock and Pair of He?is-—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

405 1 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, one pen. 406 2 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, Melbourne, one pen. 407 3 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, Melbourne, one pen. 408 4 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, Melbourne, one pen. 409 5 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, Melbourne, one pen. 410 6 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, Melbourne, one pen. 411 7 George Sanderson, Bourke-street, Melbourne, one pen. SEC. 10.—Brahma Pootra (light-pencilled) Cock and Pair of

Hens—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

No Entry. SEC. 11.— White-crestecl Polish Cock and Pair of Hens—First


412 1 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. 413 2 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. 414 3 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. SEC. 12.—Polish Cock and PaAr of Hens (of any other variety)

—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

415 1 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, one pen. SEC. 13.—Game Cock and; Hen (black or other reds)—First prize,


416 1 R. T. Adams, Princes Bridge, one pen. 417 2 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen. SEC. 14.—Game Cock and Hen (Duckvjings or any other variety)

—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

418 1 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, one pen. 419 2 A. S. Caine, Collins-street, one pen. 420 3 O. Lloyd, Wellington-parade, one pen. 421 4 O. Lloyd, Wellington-parade, one pen. 422 5 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen. SEC. 15.—Game Bantam Cock and Pair of Hens—First prize,


423 1 Richard Lewis, Lygon-street, Carlton, one pen. 424 2 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, one pen. 425 3 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pen. 426 4 G. Boseley, Prahran, one pea

POULTRY, (fee. 4 1

SEC. 16.—Bantam Cock and Pair of Hens (any other variety)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

427 1 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, one pen, golden spangled. 428 2 John Robertson, Lonsdale-street, one pen, silver Sea-

bright.

SEC. 17 —Turkeys (Cock and Pair of Hens)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

No Entry.

SEC. 18.—Guinea Fotvl (Cock and Pair of Hens)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

No Entry.

SEC. 19 —Gander and Pair of Geese—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

429 1 John Moore, Bay-street, Brighton, one pen. 430 2 J. W. Fleming, Fleming House, Park-street, Brunswick,

one pen. 431 3 Alexander Walker, Brighton, one pen.

SEC. 20.—Drake and Pair of Ducks (Aylesbury or Rouen)— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

432 1 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, one pen.

SEC. 21.—Drake and Pair of Ducks (Common)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

433 1 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, one pen. 434 2 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, one pen.

SEC. 22.—Drake and Pair of Ducks (.Muscovy)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third prize, honorary certi-ficate.

No Entry.

EXTRA STOCK, CLASS Q.

| 435 1 Gilbert Alston, Bulla, pair of Hares (tame). 436 2 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, pen of Grouse Cochins.

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CLASS R .

DOGS. SPORTING CLASS.

SEC. 1.—Greyhound Dog (aged)—-First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

437 1 J. W. Fleming, Fleming House, Brunswick, black dog " Wliynot," imported, bred by Lord Starbrook.

438 2 W. J. Clarke, Glenara, Bulla, " Prdfet," black, with-white spots, imported; s. Master M'Grath, d. Royal Seal.

Master M'Grath won the Waterloo Cup in 1868, 1869, and 1871, Royal Seal ran second to Lobelia, for Waterloo Cup, in 1867.

439 3 T. Haydon, Mitre Hotel, fawn dog " Helter-skelters. Pell Mell, d. Sara.

440 4 T. Haydon, Mitre Hotel, fawn clog *' PELL MELL ;" s. CAULD KAIL, d. MEG.

Terms, £10 10s. Pell Mell ran up in the Sunbury Stakes (32 dogs). He is the sire of Helter Skelter, who divided the Marathon Stakes, at Geelong ; Haidee, who won the Waterloo Purse; Songster, who ran up in the Waterloo Plate ; Fly, who divided the Sapling Stakes at Somerton ; Jim Crow, Jim Crow's sister, and many promising greyhounds. Further information at No. 1 Bank Place, Collins-street West. 441 5 George Plant, Northcote, red fawn dog "Comet;" s.

Boxer, d. Fly. 442 6 James Milne, Fitzroy, red fawn dog "Limerick;" s. (im-

ported) Telegram, d. Fairy. 443 7 George Glasscock, Kirk's Bazaar, imported black and

white clog " Babby;" s. Banjo, d. Blink Bonny. 444 8 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, red fawn clog " St. Valentine," im-

ported. 445 9 R. B. Ronald, Toorak, yellow and white clog " Inverniven;"

by Cauld Kail, d. Dewy Morn. 446 10 J. M'Phail, Essendon, brindle clog "Saxon;" by Pell Mell,

d. Juno, 2 years. 447 11 Robert Simson, Toorak, red and white-ticked dog "Lead-

ing Article," imported ;, s. Gillie Callum, d. Rosina. 448 12 Luke Nolan, Brunswick, fawn clog "Currie;" 's. Don, d.

Gip. * 449 13 Luke Nolan, Brunswick, reel clog " Sabo," imported,; s.

King Death, d. Sun Flower. 450 14 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, fawn dog " Mariner;"

s. Seaman, d. Fly. 451 15 William M'Culloch, La Rose, white and fawn dog

" Cumloden," imported; by Tulloch Gorum, d. Maida. " Cumloden," by Tullochgorum (own brother to King Death, winner of Waterloo

Cup and Purse (1864), by Canaradzo, winner of Waterloo Cup, 1861, out of Maida, by Lewis out of Hurara; Hurara, by Sackcloth, winner of the Waterloo Cup, 1854; Sackcloth, by Senate, winner of the Waterloo Cup, 1844. Maida is descended from King Cob. Terms, £10 10s. Extended pedigree on application, to W. M'CuUa«U 19 Queen-street. Cumloden. was the winner of the first prize at the National Show, 1872, in a class of 26.

43 [452 1.6 William Pitt, Bourke-street,. " Nut Lad, " imported-: s.-Allegro,, d. Nut Wife.

453 17 Hugh V. O'Farrell, East Melbourne, brindle and white dog " Ferox Nayr," late " Victor;" s. Hookey, d. Blanche, s. of d. Captain Speke's Spanker.

454 18 Hugh V. O'Farrell, East Melbourne, red. and white dog " Fuzzelem," late " Hookey;" s. Hookey, d. Boadicea.

455 19 T. K. Bennet, Bourkerstreet, black and white dog " Spot;" s. Ninety, d. imported.

SEC. 2.—Greyhound Slut {aged)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

456 1 James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, fawn slut " Edith," imported

457 2 J. W. Fleming, Fleming House, Brunswick, red slut " Nora;" s. King Death, d. Sun Flower.

458 3 W. J. Clarke, Glenara, Bulla, brindle slut " Patti," imported-; by Patent, d. Troubadore.

Patti was exhibited once in public at Carmarthen, 31st July, 1872, and won the Cap, first prize for Bitches, in an entry of some 35.

459 4 T. Haydon, Melbourne, white and fawn slut "Happy Lass," imported; s. Cheerful, d. Selina.

460 5 J. D. L. Morton, South Yarra, fawn and white slut " Venus;" s. Blancko, d. Flirt.

461 6 James Milne, Fitzroy, white and fawn slut "Saucy," imported ; s. Sea Foam, d. Camilla.

462 7 James Milne, Fitzroy, fawn slut "Simplicity," imported ; s. Ewesdale, d. Shred.

463 8 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, fawn slut " Simplicity," imported. 464 9 T. H. Lempriere, St. Kilda, fawn slut ." Shepherdess ;"

s. Ewesdale, d. Shied. 465 10 Robert Simson, Toorak, black slut "Queen Biddy,"

imported; s. Master M'Gratk, d. Restless Belle.. 466 11 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, fawn slut " Miss

Hellier;" s. Seaman, d. Fly. 467 12 John Wolstenholme, Carlton, brindle and white slut

" Tirzah ;" s. Rocket. 468 13 William Lenord, Melbourne, black slut " Lucy Spinks,"

imported ; s. Master Frederick, cl. Sea Ripple. 469 14 William M'Culloch, La Rose, fawn slut " Lais," imported;

s. Cauld Kail, d. Bonnie Jean. 470 15 William M'Culloch, La Rose, "Barbara Belle," imported;

s. Blue Jacket, d. Rosebud. 471 16; Hugh V. O'Farrell, East. Melbourne, red and white slut

" Furioso Nayr," late Iona, by Hookey. 472 17 T.K Benne.fc, Bourke-street, black and white slut "Lady;"

s. Randolph (imported), d. Myrtle (imported).

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SEC. 3.—Greyhound Bog Pup (ivhelped after 1st Jtdy, 1 8 7 2 ) — First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; thirds ditto, honorary certificate.

1 W. H. Fagan, Melbourne, red and white dog " Tanhaiiser," imported; s. Nut Lad, d. Animosity, whelped 2nd August, 1872.

2 Thomas Batt, Yarra Flats, fawn dog " Beacon;" s. Pell-mell, d. Batt's Fly, whelped 1st October, 1872.

3 James Ewart, North Park, Essendon, " Master Fleming;"' s. Don, d. Gip.

4 J. W. Fleming, Brunswick, " Master Batt," fawn; s. Pell-mell, d. Batt's Fly, whelped 1st October, 1872.

5 William Love, Tullamarine, blue dog "Eagle;" s. Why Not, d. Ruby, whelped 24th December, 1872.

6 William Love, Tullamarine, blue dog " Ensign ;" same as above.

7 T. H. Lempriere, St. Kilda, red dog " Highflyer," by Pell-mell, d. Batt's Fly, whelped 1st October, 1872.

8 W. H. Dunstan, Coburg, red dog " Nimrod," whelped 29th March, 1873.

9 James Craig, Ballarat, red and white dog " Dawn of Day;" s. Streak of Light, d. Bluey, whelped 20th November, 1872.

482 10 J. D. L. Morton, South Yarra, red dog "Monarch;" s. Prince, d. Venus, whelped 10th March, 1873.

483 11 Luke Nolan, Brunswick, black dog " Typo ;" by Why-not, d. Shoo Fly, whelped 10th March, 1873.

484 12 Watson and Paterson, Northcote, white and brindle dog " Macbeth;" s. Cumloden, d. Flora, whelped 23rd March, 1873.

485 13 J. F. Richardson, St. Kilda, white dog " Culloden;" s. Cumloden, d. Fleet, whelped 3rd October, 1872.

486 14 William Pitt, Bourke-street, " Nelson," imported; s. Gauntry, d. Merry Meg, whelped 9th July, 1872.

487 15 John Daniel, Alphington, fawn and white dog " Alwyn;" s. Cumloden, d. Flora, whelped 23rd March, 1873.

488 16 J. Brown, Flemington Hill, red dog " Whip," by Spring, whelped November, 1872.

SEC. 4.—Greyhound Slut Pup (whelped after lsi July, 1 8 7 2 ) — First prize, silver medal; ditto, bronze medal; third dittc. honorary certificate.

489 . 1 A. M'Harg, Carlton, black slut " Cutty Saric ;" s. Why-not, d. Edith, whelped 19th December, 1872.

490 2 J. D. L. Morton, South Yarra, fawn slut " Modesty ;'" s. Prince, d. Venus, whelped 10th March, 1873.

491 3 Luke Nolan, Brunswick, blue slut " Haidee;" by Whynot, d. Shoo Fly, whelped 10th March, 1873.

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4 William M'Culloch, La Rose, white slut " Magic;" s. Cumloden, d. Lais, whelped 8th November, 1872.

5 William M'Culloch, La Rose, white slut " My Idea," pedigree same as last.

SEC. 5.—Fox Terrier Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

494 1 Thomas Armstrong, Carlton, white dog "Dandy," 2 years. 495 2 Thomas Armstrong, Carlton, white slut "Peg," 2 years

and 6 months. 496 3 William R. Banner, Carlton, white clog "Prince." SEC. 6.—Pointer Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second

ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 497 1 R.-W. F. Davison, Melbourne, liver dog "Don," 4 years. 498 2 William Edmunds, Melbourne, liver and white dog "Shot" 499 3 William Edmunds, sen., Carlton, liver and white doer

"Sancho." •500 4 William Edmunds, sen., Carlton, fawn slut "Juno." 501 5 Edward Keeley, Carlton, liver slut "Bel]," 4 years. 502 6 Robert Chirnside, Werribee Park, liver and white do<*

"Duke." 503 7 Robert Chirnside, Werribee' Park, fawn and white slut

"Duchess." 504 8 J. Elworthy, Sandridge, liver and white dog "Don." 505 9 J. Elworthy, Sandridge, liver and white dog "Carlo." SEC. 7.—Retriever Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second

ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 506 1 John Morphet, Nicholson-street, dog " Noble," 4 years 507 2 Arthur Mills, Fitzroy, dog " Darkie," 3 years. 508 3 James Blackwood, Toorak, " Skibo," black. 509 4 Robert Chirnside, Werribee Park " Ned," black, 4 years. SEC. 8.—Setter Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second

ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 510 1 T. G. Lawrance, Post-office, Melbourne, red and white

dog " Oscar," 4 years. 511 2 S. H. Bindon, St. Kilda, red and white dog " Boz." 512 3 S. H. Bindon, St. Kilda, red ancl white dog " Bang." 513 4 S. H. Bindon, St. Kilda, red and white dog " Tasso." 514 5 S. H. Bindon, St. Kilda, red ancl white slut "Dorritt." 515 6 F. W. Haddon, Argus Office, black and tan Gordon

setter slut " Romp," one year. 516 7 W. S. Hammersley, Argus Office, black and white English

setter dog " Spot," two years. English setter dog\ 517 8 Robert Chirnside, Werribee Park, Gordon setter doo-

" Grouse." 518 9 Hugh V. O'Farrell, East Melbourne, red and white doo-

" Shot." °

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519 10 Hugh V. 0'Fan-ell, East Melbourne, red and white dog "Sulphur." »

520 11 J. R. Baker, South Yarra, red and white dog "Shot." 521 12 W. M'Murtrie, Melbourne, red and white dog "Don." 522 13 H. Cuningham, Toorak, red dog "Baltic." 523 14 David Mailer, Melbourne, orange and white slut "" Rose,"

two years. 524 15 Joseph George, Brunswick, lemon and white dog

"Baron," 12 months. Baron is by Hap, the property of J. De Pass, Esq., and winner of the Apollo Hall

Dog Show of 1871; out of Flos, who was awarded first prize at the National Agricul-tural Society's Show of 1872. Flos was bred by the Hon. T. J. Sumner, of Stony Park, by Sancho : her dam coming- from the kennel of His Honor Judge Bindon. 525 16 Joseph George, Brunswick, lemon and white slut

" Countess," 12 months. Countess full sister to Baron:—see pedigree 524.

SEC. 9.—Spaniel Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

526 1 George Spiigg, St. Kilda, black and tan clog " Captain." 527 2 J. Elworthy, Sandridge, liver and white clog " Dash." 528 3 Joseph Stone, Hotham,liver and white dog " Scamp." 529 4 Joseph Stone, Hotham, liver and white dog " Dash."

NON-SPORTING CLASS. SEC. 10.—Mastiff Bog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second

ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 530 1 W. F. Watford, South Yarra, dog "Baron," 4 years. 531 2 W. F. Watford, South Yarra, slut " Countess," 3 years. 232 3 — Hornby, Alphington, dog " Lion," 1 year and 8 months. 533 4 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, slut " Duchess," 5 years. SEC. 11.—Kewfoundhmd Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal;

second ditto, bronze medal ; .third ditto, honorary certificate. 534 1 D. T. Way, Cautfield, black and white slut "Lai Lai," 2

years. 535 '2 George Deakin, Swan-street, Richmond, black and white

dog " Prince"' 3 years. 536 3' George Dangerfield, Hotham, black and white dog

"Rover," 10 months. 537 4 W. L. Macfarlane, Hotham, black and white slut " Juno,"

6 years. 538 5 E. L. Craven, Hotham, black and -white dog " Lion," 10

months. 539 6 James Alexander,. Moonee Ponds, black and white dog

" Nelson," 4 years. 540 7 John Ingram, Melbourne, black and white slut "Fan,"

2 years. SEC. 11A.—St: Bernard Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal;

second ditto, honorary certificate. 541 1 F. Cooze, Fitzroy, black dog " Boatswain." > 542 2 George Sanderson, Melbourne, fawn dog " Lion."

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SEC 12,—Dalviatian Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; ^ second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. ' 543 1 John Faulkner, Melbourne, dog.

544 2 Francis David Cayzer, Fitzroy, dog. 545 3 Francis David Cayzer, Fitzroy, slut and pups. SEC. 13.—Sheep or Cattle Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal;

second ditto,' bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 546 1 Gilbert Alston, Bulla, black and tan dog "Rover," 3

years. 547 2 Gilbert Alston, Bulla, slut " Lass," 3 years. 548 3 David Junor, Gisbome, black and tan dog " Bob." 549 4 Robert Oliver, Elphinstone, black and tan slut " Fan." 550 5 J. M'Phail, Essendon, black and tan dog " Rattler." 551 6 John Bell, jun., Kangaroo Ground, black and tan dog

" Peter." 552 7 T. W. Hatton, Flemington, brindle dog " Tweed." 553 8 Henry Goodier, St. Kilda, brown slut "Jennie." 554 9 James Cochrane, Elsternwick, black and tan do°-

" Laddy." &

SEC. 14.—Bloodhound Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

No Entry. SEC. 15.—Bull Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second ditto,

bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certifiate. 555 1 T. A. F. Leith, Emerald Hill, white dog " Crocus," 18 lbs. 556 2 Alfred Eeles, Fitzroy, white dog " King Dick," 35 lbs. 557 3 Thomas Bate, Richmond, white dog " Prince." 558 4 J. R. Baker, South Yarra, fawn dog " Trimmer." SEC. 16.—Bull Terrier Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal;

second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 559 1 William Cochrane, South Yarra, brown slut " Rosey," 12

months. 560 2 Henry Spence, Hotham Hill, brown slut " Minnie," 18

months. 561 3 J. J. Walcley, Bourke-street, brown dog " Rock," 3 years.-562 4 H. Br&oks, Kensingto n, white dog " Jack," 14 months. 563 5 H. Brooks, Kensington, white and brown slut " Fan," 4

years. 564 6 Richard Preston, Carlton, white with black markings

dog " Crib," 17 months. 565 7 James Alexander, Moonee Ponds, brindle slut "Rose," 2

years. 566 8 Thomas Bate, Richmond, brown dog " Spring," 3 years. 567 9 John Kaufer, Fitzroy, yellow slut "Judy," 12 months. 568 10 John Williamson, St. Kilda, fawn-coloured dog "Tiger,"

18 months.

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SEC. 17.—Terrier Dog or Slut (English)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

569 1 C. Brosnen, Carlton, dog " Billy," 9 lbs. 570 2 Simon Newcombe, Williamstown, slut " Fanny," 2 years,

12 lbs. 571 3 C. Brosnen, Carlton, slut " Lady," 8 lbs. •572 4 M. Brosnen, East Collingwoocl, slut " Nettle," 9 lbs.

SEC. 18.—Terrier Dog or Slut (SJcye)—First prize, silver medal.; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

573 1 John K. Clark, Glenara, Bulla, dog " Ossian," 3 years. 574 2 D. M'Donald, Carlton, dog*' Jack," 3 years. 575 3 D. M'Donald, Carlton, dog " Monkey," 2 years. 576 4 Robert Chimside, Werribee Park, slut " Flora," 6 years. 577 5 T. B. Coe, Melbourne, sandy-coioured slut " Flora," 3

years. 578 6 John Storie, Brunswick, slate-coloured clog "Sharper,"

years. SEC. 19.—Terrier Dog or Slut (Dandie Dinmont)—First prize,


579 1 A. H. Sonmer, Melbourne, slut " Wasp." 580 2 Thomas Purves, Melbourne, clog " Pepper." 581 3 William Paton, Melbourne, clog " Dick." 582 4 William Somner, Melbourne, dog " Bob."

SEC. 20.—Terrier Dog or Slut (broken hair)—First prize, silver medal ; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

583 1 Charles Price, South Yarra, black and tan slut " Tearem," 11 months.

584 2 Arthur Mills, Fitzroy, grey and tan slut " Nelly," 2 years. 585 3 J. J. Wentworth, Kew, " Vic," 3 years. 586 4 Jane M'Donald, Melbourne, fawn slut "Judy," 4 years. 587 5 D. M'Donald, Carlton, fawn dog " Mick," 5 years. 588 6 Arthur Hayes, Hotham, light yellow dog " Banjo," 3

years. 589 7 W. Walker Grant, Elizabeth-street, yellow clog " Fyfe," 3

years. 590 8 Joseph Sawrey, South Yarra, brown slut •' Nelly," 2

years. 591 9 T. B. Coe, Melbourne, sandy-coloured slut "Flora," 3

years.

SEC. 21.—Terrier Dog or Slut (Toy)—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

592 1 C. Brosnen, Carlton, dog "Jack," 4f lbs. 593 2 B. Gould, Footscray, dog "Paddy," 5 lbs.

DOGS. 4 9

•594 3 C. Brosnen, Carlton, dog "Jem," 6f lbs. • 595 4 D. M'Donald, Carlton, dog "Skinny." • 596 5 M. Brosnen, East Collingwood, slut "Lady," 5 lbs. SEC. 22.—Spaniel Dog or Slut (King Charles or Blenheim)—


597 1 John Robertson, Lonsdale-street, "Duke." Imported. SEC. 23 —Poodle Dog or Slut—First prize, silver medal; second

ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 598 1 James Ewart, Essendon, dog "Juno." 599 2 Joseph Sawrey, South Yarra, slut "Topsey," 1 year. SEC. 24.—Italian Greyhound Dog or Slut—First prize, silver


600 1 Thomas Grant, Horticultural Society's Gardens, Richmond, fawn dog "Prince," 3 years.

601 2 H. 0. Lampson, Toorak, fawn dog "Grouse," aged. 602 3 H. 0. Lampson, Toorak, fawn slut "Lady," 11 months. 603 4 W. Carter, Emerald Hill, fawn slut "Nelly," 4 years. 604 5 W. Carter, Emerald Hill, fawn slut " Tiny," 1 year. 605 6 John Mayer, South Yarra, fawn dog "Fly," 2 years. 606 7 John Mayer, South Yarra, fawn slut "Fairy," 2 years. SEC. 25.—Pug Dog or Shot—First prize, silver medal; second

ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate. 607 1 H. O. Lampson, yellow slut "Jemima," 10 months. 608 2 A. S. Caine, Melbourne, slut " Topsy." Imported. 609 3 A. S. Caine, Melbourne, slut "Lottie." 610 4 A. S. Caine, Melbourne, slut "Nellie." 611 5 A. S. Caine, Melbourne, dog "Bruin." Imported. 612 6 A. S. Caine, Melbourne, slut " Vixen." 613 7 A. S. Caine, Melbourne, slut "Pug." 614 8 Edwin Gough, Fitzroy, dog "Toby," imported. 615 9 Edwin Gough, Fitzroy, slut "Pug," imported.

EXTRA DOGS.—CLASS R ,

616 1 T. A. F. Leith, Emerald Hill, white slut, " Lavinia," 1 year and 4 months.

617 2 Simon Newcombe, Williamstown, litter of black-and-tan terrier pups.

618 3 Thomas Bate, Richmond, cocker spaniel slut, liver and white, "Shot," 12 months.

619 4 H. J. Southwell, Essendon, mastiff pups, s. Lyon, d. Duchess.

620 5 Charles Lynott, St. Kilda, yellow native dingo dog. E

5 0 MACHINERY.

CLASS S. MACHINERY.

SEC. 1.—Best, Portable Steam Engine, fon- Farm purposes—First prize, gold medal; second ditto, silver medal.

621 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, 8 h.p. patent Port-able Steam Engine, 9|-in. cylinder, with wrought-iron travelling wheels, enlarged fire box for burning wood, and all the latest improvements, by Marshall and Sons.

622 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street; 8 h.p., description same as above.

623 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street; 7 h.p. Portable Vertical Cylinder Steam Engine, by Tuxford and Sons.

624 H. P. Welch and Co., Queen-street, 12 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, No. 1501, by Robey and Co.

625 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, 8 h.p. Improved Patent Port-able Steam Engine with self-acting governor, expansion gear, having steam-jacketed cylinder, enlarged fire-box, and other recent improvements, manufactured by Robey & Co. to the order of the exhibitor.

626 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, 8 h.p. improved Portable Steam Engine, having steam-jacketed cylinder 9-}-in. diameter, 12-in. stroke; crank shaft, 3-in. diameter, fitted with wrought-iron brackets, patent variable expansion gear, feed water beater, steam, blast pipe, enlarged firebox for burning wood, mounted on four wrought-iron wheels, adapted for all the requirements, of a farm, made by Marshall and Sons to the order of exhibitor.

627 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, 9 h.p. Portable Engine, im-proved and manufactured by Robey and Co., having steam-jacketed cylinder, continuous feed-pump, im-proved feed-water heating apparatus, fitted with link-motion reversing gear, adapted for either farming or mining purposes.

628 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, 8 h.p. Single Cylinder Port-able Steam Engine, fitted as above, adapted for working a 5-foot thrashing machine, by Marshall and Sons, to order of exhibitor.

629 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, 8 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, with steam-jacketed cylinder, 9 J-in. diameter, 12-in. stroke, variable expansion gear, continuous feed-pump, exhaust water-heater, enlarged fire-box of Lowmoor iron, external plates of the best B.B.H., supplied with all requisites, manufactured by Ruston and Proctor, to the order of exhibitor.

630 J. Wilding & Co, Elizabeth-street, Portable Steam Engine,

MACHINERY. 5 1

P°rtable Steam Threshing Machine—First prize, \ gold medal; second ditto, silver medal.

631 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, 54-in.' patent drum, patent adjustable concave, and patent'1 adjustable screen, by exhibitors.

•632 T. Robinson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, 60-in. patent drum, patent adjustable concave, and patent adjustable screen, by exhibitors.

633 T. Robinson ancl Co., Elizabeth-street, Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, 54-in. patent drum, by Mar-shall and Sons.

634 H. P. Welch ancl Co., Queen-street, Threshing Machine, by Clayton and Shuttleworth, double blast, No. 106S3, and Straw Elevator.

635 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, Patent Combined Threshing, Finishing, and Dressing Machine, 5-ft. drum, patent reversible beaters, adjustable corn screen, third blast, improved caving riddles, full width of machine, straw elevators attached with endless belt, and other recent improvements, mounted oil four Wheels, manufactured by Ransomes, Sims, and Head, to order of exhibitor.

€36 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, A1 Portable Steam Thresh-ing and Finishing Machine, with 4-feet 6-inch drum, patent reversible beaters, and improved patent mal-leable iron concave, third blast, and adjustable corn screen, and all the most recent improvements, with straw elevators, complete, manufactured by Ransomes, Sims, ancl Head, to order of exhibitor.

637 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, A3 Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, with patent drum, 5 ft. wide, improved malleable iron concave, Hornsby and Sons' new patent adjustable corn screen, treble blast, im-proved caving riddle, manufactured specially to order of exhibitor by Ransomes, Sims, ancl Head, from timber thoroughly seasoned, warranted to stand in tropical climates. Improved Straw Elevators, 21 ft. long, with endless belt attached to machine.

638 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, A1 Steam Threshing, Finish-ing and Dressing Machine, with patent drum, 4 feet C inches wide, fitted with patent beaters, Penny's patent adjustable corn screen, treble blast, improved caving riddle, and other recent improvements, mounted on four wheels, having straw elevators attached, with endless belt, manufactured by Ransomes, Sims, and Head, to the order of exhibitor.

5 2 MACHINERY.

639 A. G. Corbett, Queen-street, A3 Steam Threshing and Finishing Machine, by Ransomes, Sims, and Head, to the order of exhibitor, from timber thoroughly seasoned.

640 J. Wilding and Co., Elizabeth-street, American Steam Threshing Machine.

STAND NO. 1.

T. R O B I N S O N & CO., ELIZABETH-STREET, MELBOURNE.

641 Double-furrow Plough, with patent T bodies, steel mould-boards, and wrought-iron shares.

642 Double-furrow Plough, with patent T bodies, steel mould-boards, wrought-iron shares, straight beams.

643 Strong wood Plough. 644 Potato Plough. 645 Double-mould Plough. 646 Hill-side or Turnwrest Plough. 647 Subsoil Plough. 648 Horse Hoes, small and large. 649 Five-tine wrought-iron Cultivator. 650 Seven-tine wrought-iron Cultivator. 651 Five-tine Cultivator, with seed-box. 652 Earth Scoops. 653 Land Roller, with wrought-iron cylinders. 654 Set Equalising Swingletrees, for three horses. 655 Thresher and Cleaner, for 4 h.p., by exhibitors. 656 Iron frame Mowing Machine, with steel finger-bar, by

exhibitors. 657 Patent Side Delivery in Sheaf combined Mowing and

Reaping Machine. 658 Slot Platform combined Reaping and Mowing Machine. 659 Light pair-horse combined Reaping and Mowing Machine. 660 Four-wheel combined Reaping and Mowing Machine. 661 Stripping Machine, with patent lever comb. 662 Improved Horse Hay Rake. 663 Circular Two-Horse Power, with peg drum, thresher, and

separator. 664 Two-horse Tread Power, with peg, thresher, and cleaner,

34-in. drum. 665 Straw Elevator. 666 Straw Elevator. 667 Straw Elevator. 668 Plain Winnowing Machine. 669 Spike Roller Winnowing Machine. 670 Barrow Broadcast Sowing Machine. 671 Horse Broadcast Sowing Machine. 672 Coulter Seed Drill.

MACHINERY. 5 3

673 Grass Seed Sowing Machine, for sowing seed on maiden soil.

674 Root Sheer. 675 Root Pulper. 676 Patent Belt Guide. 677 American Peg Thresher and Cleaner. 678 Apple Mill. 679 Grape Mill. 680 Wine Press. 681 Portable Steam Engine, 5 h.p., horizontal, by Tuxford

and Sons. 682 Portable Steam Engine, 4 h.p., horizontal, by Tuxford

and Sons. 683 Portable Steam Engine, 3 h.p., horizontal, by Tuxford

and Sons.

STAND NO. 2.

H . P. W E L C H & CO., QUEEN-STREET 684 Fowler's Double-furrow Plough, large. 685 Fowler's Double-furrow Plough, smalL 686 Penney's Corn Screen, No. 1. 687 Penney's Corn Screen, No. 3. 688 Penney's Com Screen, No. 1, and Elevator. 689 Hay Rake, by Nicholson and Son. 690 Garden Chairs and Tables, by Boulton and Co. 691 Clark and Co.'s Patent Self-coiling Steel Shutters, fitted. 692 Saw Bench and two-feet Saw, Clayton and Shuttleworth's. 693 Screw Jacks, large. 694 Screw Jacks, small. 695 Hurdles, Hill and Smith's. 696 Patent Riband Verandah Poles. 697 Duplicate Bearings for Engines and Threshers. 698 Black and White Marble Tiles. 699 Penney's Screen for Threshing Machine. 700 Lipscombe's Water Filters. 701 Fencing Wire, No. 8. 702 Steel Wire Rope. 703 India-rubber Hose, &c. 704 Leather Belting, C. J. Edwards and Son. 705 6 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, Robey's.

STAND NO. 3.

A. G. CORBETT, QUEEN-STREET.

.706 A Portable Steam Threshing, Finishing, and Dressing Machine, by Ransomes, Sims, and Head, with patent drum, 4-feet 6-inch wide, fitted with Hornsby's patent screen.

5 4 MACHINERY.

707 12 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, with two steam-jacketed cylinders, crank shaft, 3^-in. diameter, fitted with feed water heater, link motion reversing gear, mounted on four wrought-iron travelling wheels, manufactured by Marshall and Sons to the order of exhibitor.

708 8 h.p. improved Portable Steam Engine, made by Garratt and Son.

709 9 h.p. highly-finished Portable Steam Engine, made by Young and Co.

710 7 h.p. Single Cylinder Portable Steam Engine, fitted as above, adapted for working a 4-feet 6-inch threshing machine, and general farm j>urposes, by Marshall and Sons.

711 6 h.p. Portable Steam Engine, by Marshall and Sons. 712 8 h.p. Single '-Cylinder Portable Steam Engine, by E. R.

and F. Turner, with' steam-jacketed cylinder, 9-in. diameter, fitted with equilibrium piston slide valve and variable expansion gear, regulated by patent governor and improved water heater, mounted on four wrought-iron wheels, supplied with all requisites.

713 8 h.p. Double Cylinder Portable Steam Engine, made by Clayton and Shuttleworth, with link motion.

STAND NO. 4. G I L B E R T A L S T O N , BULLA.

714 Hay Cart. 715 Tumbling Cart, with frame. 716 ' Farm Waggon. 717 Horse Hay Rake. 718 Harrows for general use. 719 Grass Seed Harrows. 720 Drill Grubber Hore or Harrow. 721 Stack Elevator. 722 Field Elevator.

STAND NO. 5. H U G H L E N N O N , ELIZABETH-STREET NORTH.

723 One-wheel Single-furrow Plough. 724 One-wheel Single-furrow Plough. 725 Two-wlieel Single-furrow Plough. 726 Two-wheel Single-furrow Plough. 727 One-horse Single-furrow Plough. 728 Vineyard Plough. 729 Three-horse Plough. 730 Hillside One-way Plough. 731 Hillside Wooden Plough. 732 Antifriction-wheel Acting Sole-plate Plough. 733 Drill Plough. 734 Single-furrow Revolving Mould-board Plough.

MACHINERY. 5 5

735 Double-furrow Plough, " Excelsior." 736 Double-furrow and Subsoil Plough, combined. 737 Double-furrow Revolving Mould-board Plough. 738 Potato-riser. 739 Double-furrow Plough, with handles. 740 Large Subsoil Plough. 741 Medium Subsoil Plough. 742 Subsoil and Pulveriser, combined. 743 Small Subsoil Plough. 744 Three-horse set of Equalising Swingletrees, self-regis-

tering. 745 Two-horse set of Equalising Swingletrees, self-regis-

tering. 746 Large'Field Grubber and Scarifier, combined. 747 Medium Field Grubber and Scarifier, combined. 748 Horse Hoe, or Drill Harrow. 749 Field Roller, with wrought-iron barrels. 750 Extra large Field Grubber and Scarifier, combined. 751 Set heavy zigzag, 4-bill, driven-teeth, and swingletree

Harrows. 752 Set medium, zigzag, 3-bill, as last. 753 Set medium, zigzag, screwed-teeth, and swingletree

Harrows 754 Harrows, for eradicating weeds. 755 Set heavy Angle Harrows. 756 Set light Angle Harrows. 757 Set light Grass-seed Harrows. 758 New Double-drill Harrow for cleaning turnips or other

drill crop. 759 Four-wheel Double-speed Reaper and Mower combined. 760 Two-wheel Double-speed Reaper, combined with swathe

board for mowing. 761 Mower, heavy. 762 Mower, light. 763 Horse Hay Rake. 764 Collection of Plough Fitting-., &c., 'in various stages of

finish. 765 Farm Dray.

STAND NO. 6.

J . W I L D I N G a n d CO. , ELIZABETH-STREET.

766 Champion Reaper, fitted with compensating drag bar and other patented improvements, by which the height of cut can be altered while the machine is travelling.

767 Emu Reaper and Mower, with patent eccentric crank. 768 Four-horse Thresher and Cleaner. 769 Two-horse Thresher and Separator. 770 Spike Roller, Winnowing and Separator. 771 Winnowing Machine and Blower.

5 6 MACHINERY.

772 Corn-dressing Machine. 773 Cultivator. 774 Scarifier. m 775 Four-horse Power. 776 Two-horse Power. 777 Chaff Cutter, No. 0, hand power. 778 Chaff Cutter, No. 1, hand power. 779 Chaff Cutter, No. Ix, hand power. 780 Chaff Cutter, No. 2, hand power. 781 Chaff Cutter, No. 3, horse or steam power. 782 Chaff Cutter, No. 4, horse or steam power. 783 Corn Crusher, No. 1, hand power. 784 Corn Crusher, No. 2, hand power. 785 Corn Crusher, No. 3, horse or steam power. 786 Corn Crusher, No. 4, horse or steam power. 787 Double Cheese Press. 788 Single Cheese Press. 789 Curd Mill. 790 Malt Mill. 791 Grape Mill. 792 Saw Bench. 793 Garden Seats. 794 Garden Seats. 795 Garden Chairs. 796 Lawn Mower. 797 Patent Box Mangle. 798 Earth Scoop. 799 Self-acting Water Bucket. 800 Post Driver, for station fencing. 801 Potato Raiser and Land Cultivator. 802 Patent Travelling Box Wool Press. 803 Roller Mangle.

STAND NO. 7. T. H E N D E R S O N & CO., ELIZABETH-STREET.

804 Four-wheeled double-speed Reaper and Mower. 805 Two-wheeled Reaper and Mower, Bodington's patent. 806 Buck-eye Mowing Machine. 807 Stripping Machine, with patent lever comb. 808 Stripping Machine, with fixed comb. 809 Winnowing Machine, with revolving screen. 810 Winnowing Machine, with long drake screen. 811 Winnowing Machine, with shaking drake screen (new

pattern). 812 Adjustable Corn Screen. 813 Barley Aveling Machine. 814 Two Horse Power. 815 Corn Crusher, horse-power. 816 Chaffcutter, 3 knives, horse-power.

817 Horse Hay Rake, fc 818 Scarifier.

819 Harrows. 820 Patent Adjustable Knife Holder, for holding reaping or

mowing machine knives while being sharpened.

STAND NO. 8. J. & B. W E S T , ESSENDON.

821 Hay Dray. 822 Hay Dray, with brake. 823 Hay Rake, with improved method of raising the teeth. 824 Field Elevator for loading hay in field.

STAND NO. 9. J A M E S M U S G R O V E .

825 Stand, showing certain defects in Mowing Machines and their proposed remedy.

826 Two-horse Mower.

STAND NO. 10. T H O M A S D A V E Y & C O , SPENCER-STREET.

827 Vertical Steam Engine and Boiler, complete. 828 3 h.p. Patent Paragon Engine, for water or steam

power. 829 James's Bone Crusher. 830 Boulton and Im'ray's Patent Helical Pump. 831 Empire Windmill. 832 Smith and Grace's Grist Mill. 833 Smith and Grace's Grist Mill. 834 Smith and Grace's Grist Mill. 835 Smith and Grace's Grist Mill. 836 Smith and Grace's Chaff Machine. 837 Smith and Grace's Chaff Machine. 838 Smith and Grace's Chaff Machine. 839 Smith and Grace's Chaff Machine. 840 Smith and Grace's Chaff Machine. 841 Smith and Grace's Chaff Machine. 842 Reaping Machine. 843 Mowing Machine.

STAND NO. 12.

S W A N , M A R T I N & C O , ELIZABETH-STREET NORTH.

844 Set of Four-bill Harrows, punched. 845 Set of Three-bill Harrows, four in a set. 846 Set of Three-bill Harrows, punched. 847 Set of Four-bill Harrows, screwed. 848 Grubber and Scarifier combined.

5 8 MACHINERY.

849 Horse Hay Rake. 850 Double-speed Reaper and Mower. 851 Single-speed Reaper and Mower. 852 Mower. 853 Chaffcutter, horse or steam power. 854 Chaffcutter, horse or steam power. 855 Chaffcutter, horse or hand power. 856 Corncrusher, horse or steam power. 857 Corncrusher, horse or steam power. 858 Corncrusher, hand power. 859 Two-horse Power. 860 One-horse Power.

STAND NO. 13.

J A M E S M ' E W A N a n d CO. , ELIZABETH STREET.

861 Hornsby's Two-horse Plough. '862 Hornsby's One-horse Plough. 863 Hornsby's Antifriction Plough. 864 Sellars' Two-horse Plough. 865 Sellars' Subsoil Plough. 866 Gray's Double-furrow Plough. 867 Gray's Antifriction Plough. 868 Murray's Double-furrow Plough. 869 Gray's Ridging Plough. 870 Gray's Norwegian Harrows. 871 Set Dickson's Drill Harrows. 872 Set Howard's: Grass-seed Harrows. 873 Set Howard's Heavy Harrows. 874 Set Murray's Medium'Harrows. 875 Coleman's Cultivator. 876 Gray's Cultivator. 877 Howard's Hay Rake. 878 Field Roller 879 Hornsby's Winnower, with spiked roller. 880 Le Batt's Corn Screen. 881 Reid's Silent Winnower. 882 Bentall's Root Pulper. 883 Richmond and Chandler's No. 65 Chaffcutter. 884 Richmond and Chandler's No. 60A Chaffcutter. 885 Bentall's C.D.A. Chaffcutter. 886 Bentall's C.D.C. Chaffcutter. 887 Bentall's C.E.H. Chaffcutter. 888 Bentall's R.S.D. Com-crusher. 889 Reading's Horse Threshing Machine. 890 Reading's Pony Tiircshing Machine. 891 Hunt's Horse Works. 892 Richmond and Chandler's Works. 893 Young's Double Cheese Press.

MACHINERY. 5 9

894 Young's Curd Mill. 895 Collection of General Ironmongery.

,\'?|896 Collection of Farming Tools. ;897 Portable Steam Engine, Robey's, 6 h.p.

STAND NO. 14. J O H N B U N G L E , PARKS IDE MACHINE WORKS, FLEMINGTON-

ROAD. 898 Chaflfcutter, No. 1, three knives, with sieve gear, and fitted

with extra chaff and tailings elevator, horse or steam power.

899 Cbaffcutter, No. 2, three knives, with sieve gear, horse or steam power.

900 Chaflfcutter, No. 3, two knives, with or without sieve gear, horse or hand power.

901 Chaffcutter, No. 4, two knives, with or without sieve gear, horse or hand power.

902 Chaffcutter, No, 5, 2 knives, hand power. 903 Corn Crusher, No. 1. 904 Corn Crusher, No. 2. 905 Corn Crusher, No. 3. 906 Corn and Maize Crusher, No. 2, two pair of rollers. 907 Corn and Maize Crusher, No. 3, two pair of rollers. 908 Horse Power, No. 1, for two horses. 909 Horse power, No. 2, for one or two horses. 910 Horse Power, No. 3, for one horse. 911 Engineer's Slotting and Punching Machine. 912 Improved Firewood Saw Bench. 913 Letter Copying Presses.

STAND N o . 15. J A M E S G R A N T & C O , 36 ELIZABETH-STREET NORTH.

914 Hay Waggon. 915 Hay Dray. 916 Tip Cart. 917 Double-furrow Plough. 918 Double-furrow Plough. 919 Wheel Plough. 920 Wheel Plough. 921 Strong Plough. 922 Subsoil Plough. 923 Wood Plough for breaking up. 924 Drill Plough. 925 One-horse Plough. 926 Pony Plough. 927 Five-tined Grubber and Scarifier. 928 Drill Grubber, Hoe, or Harrow. 929 Horse Hoe, heavy.

6 0 MACHINERY.

930 Horse Hoe, light. 931 Set Breaking-up Harrows. f( 932 Set Harrows for general use. v 933 Set Harrows for general use, light. 934 Set Grass-seed Harrows. 935 Set Saddle Harrows. 936 Set Equalising Draft Bars, for three horses. 937 Set Equalising Draft Bars, for three horses. 938 Set Equalising Draft Bars, for four horses. 939 Set Two-horse Swingletrees. 940 Horse Hay Rake. 941 Field Roller. 942 Potato Digger. _ o o 943 Hand Hay Rake. 944 Farmer's Express Waggon. 945 Farmer's Spring Cart. 946 Earth Scoop. 947 Clod Crasher. 948 Four-wheeled Reaping and Mowing Machine. 949 Mowing Machine.

STAND 16. G E O R G E G R A N T & CO. , ELIZABETH-STREET NORTH.

950 Four-wheel Waggon, for farming purposes. 951 Hay Dray Waggon, for farming purposes. 952 Three-horse Plough. 953 Coulter Hole Swing Plough. 954 Two-wheel Plough. 955 Vine Plough. 956 Extra strong Double-furrow Plough, with joints. 957 Medium Double-furrow Plough, with joints. 958 Light Double-furrow Plough, with joints. 959 Four-horse Grubber. 960 Three-horse Grabber. 961 Two-horse Grubber. 962 Drill Grabber. 963 Set Zigzag Harrows. 964 Set Angle Harrows. 965 Clod Crusher. 966 Set of Equalising Swingletrees. 967 Four-wheel Double-speed Reaper and Mower. 968 Four-wheel Single-speed Reaper and Mower. 969 Two-wheel Single-speed Reaper and Mower.

STAND NO. 17.

J O S E P H N I C H O L S O N , BOUVERIE-STREET, CARLTON. 970 Patent Reaper. 971 Patent Double-speed Reaper.

MACHINERY. 6 1

972 Mowing Machine. $73 Mowing and Reaping Machine, fitted with wheels on •p finger, and tip platform.

STAND NO. 18. ROBERT MUNSEY, SUNBURY.

974 One-horse Hay Rake.

EXTRA—CLASS S.

975 — Banner, Collection of Brooms, &c. 976 Selby Hand, Collection of Chaff and Reaping Machine

Knives. 977 J. J. Simpson, Carlton, Table Soap and Glass Cement. 978 E. Scrase, Collingwood, the " Paragon" Washing, Wring-

ing, and Mangling Machine, by exhibitor. 979 E. Scrase, Collingwood, same as above. 980 Ainley and Co.'s Patent Force and Lift Pump. 981 R. T. Adams, Yarra Bank, Collection of DahIke's Filters. 982 R. T. Adams, Collection of Stoneware, from Nunawading

Pottery. 983 Owen Roberts, Richmond, Roberts' Self-acting Painting

Machine. 984 James M'Meikan and Cor, Hobson's River, Footscray,

Sample of Bone Dust. 985 James M'Meikan and Co., Hobson's River, Footscray,

Sample Superphosphate of Lime. 986 James M'Meikan and Co., Hobson's River, Footscray,

Sample Animal Guano. 987 James M'Meikan and Co., Hobson's River, Footscray,

Sample Coffee Manure. 988 T. Henderson and Co., Elizabeth-street, Patent Adjust-

able Knife-holder for holding Reaping Machine or Mowing Machine Knives while being sharpened.

989 John Danks, Bourke-street, assortment of Brass Lift and Force Pumps.

990 John Danks, Bourke-street, assortment of American Iron Pumps.

991 John Danks, Bourke-street, assortment of Brass Ware. 992 John Danks, Bourke-street, Self-regulating Windmill. 993 A. B. Clay, Bourke-street, Blood Manure. 994 George Pittard, Little Collins-street, patent Steelyards,

weighing up to 150 lbs., by exhibitor. 995 George Pittard, Little Collins-street, patent Steelyards,

weighing up to 620 lbs., by exhibitor. 996 George Pittard, Little Collins-street, Butchers' Beam Scale,

by exhibitor.

62 BUGGIES, HARNESS, &C.

997 George Pittard, Little Collins-street, Farmers' Weighing Machine, by exhibitor.

998 T. W. N orris, Prahran, collection of Horse Cattle, Dog-; and Poultry Medicine.

CLASS T.

BUGGIES, HARNESS, &c. SEC. 1.—For the Best Double Buggy—First prize, silver medal;

second ditto, honorary certificate. 999 1 Daniel White, Swanston-street.

SEC. 2 —For the Best Single Buggy—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate.

1000 1 Daniel White, Swanston-street.

SEC. 3.—For the Best Waggonnette—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, honorary certificate.

1001 1 Daniel White, Swanston-street. 1002 2 Daniel White, Swanston-street.

SEC. 4.—For the Best Double Set Buggy Harness—First prize, bronze medal; second ditto, honorary certificate.

No entry.

SEC, 5.—For the Best Single Set Buggy Harness—First prize, bronze medal ; second ditto, honorary cei-tificate.

No entry.

SEC. 6.—For Gentleman's Best Saddle—First prize, bronze medal ; second ditto, honorary certificate.

1003 1 Charles Branchard, Smith-street, Collingwood.

SEC. 7.—For Lady's Best Saddle—First prize, bronze medal ; second ditto, honorary certificate.

No entry.

EXTRA—CLASS T.

1004 1 Charles Branchard, Collingwood, Set of Waggonnette Harness.

1005 2 Charles Branchard, Collingwood, Set of Scotch Cart Harness.

FIRST AND SECOND-CLASS WOOL-GROWING DISTRICTS. 63

1006 3 Daniel Besley, Richmond, Patent Excelsior Cab. % ; ) 7 4 Finlayson and Parker, St. Kilda, Waggonette. 1Q08 5 F. B. Parrott, Latrobe-street, Queen Phaeton. 1009 G F. B. Parrott, Latrobe-street, Coal Box Buggy.

CLASS U .

FIRST-CLASS WOOL-GROWING DISTRICT.

SEC. 1.—For the best 10 Ewes Fleeces of Washed Merino Wool— First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

1010 1 The Hon. Robert Simson, Toorak, 10 fleeces. 1011 2 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, 10 fleeees. 1012 3 A. Armstrong, Shelford, 10 fleeces, shorn loth October

1872.

SEC. 2 —For the best 10 Ewes' Fleeces of Greasy Merino Wool First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

1013 1 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, 10 fleeces, AE. 1014 2 The Hon. William Campbell, Brighton, 10 fleeces. 1015 3 Thomas Shaw, jun., Camperdown, 10 fleeces. 1016 4 A. Armstrong, Shelford, 10 fleeces, shorn 18th Novem-

ber, 1872.

CLASS V .

SECOND-CLASS WOOL-GROWING DISTRICT.

(EXCLUDING THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF VICTORIA, SOUTH OF THE DIVIDING RANGE, THE MUDGEE AND MERRIWA DISTRICT OF NEW SOUTH WALES, AND TASMANIA.)

SEC. 1.—For the best 10 Ewes' Fleeces of Washed Merino Wool First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

11017 1 C. and J. Degraves, Coliban Park, Elphinstone, 10 fleeces ¥1018 2 Austin and Bullivant, Longernong, 10 fleeces.

64 SECOND-CLASS WOOL-GROWING DISTRICT.

SEC. 2.—For the best 10 Ewes' Fleeces of Greasy Merino Wool— First prize, silver medal: second ditto, bronze medal ; thirc^ ditto, honorary certificate. "(

NOTE.—For the best 10 Ewes' Fleeces of Washed Merino Wool,. Classes U and Y, gold medal. 1019 1 C. and B. Fisher, St. Kilda, 10 fleeces, AE. 1020 2 C. and J. Degraves, Coliban Park, 10 fleeces, AE.

CLASS W .

SEC. l.—For the best 10 Ewes' Fleeces of Washed Wool from Long-woolled Sheep—First prize, gold medal; second ditto, silver medal; third ditto, bronze medal.

No Entry.

SEC. 2.—For the best 10 Ewes' Fleeces of Gn^easy Wool from Long-ivoolled Sheep—First prize, silver medal; second ditto, bronze medal; third ditto, honorary certificate.

1021 1 C. B. Fisher, St. Kilda, 10 fleeces.

Moore and Co., agents for Bryan, Corcoran, Witt and Co., Mark-lane, London.

1 Pair 4-ft. Millstones, dressed. 1 „ 4-ft. do undressed. 1 „ 3J-ft. do undressed. 1 Premier Smut Machine.

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S . vii

JAMES M'EWAN & CO.,

Wholesale & Retail Ironmongers, AND

IRON MERCHANTS, Importers of Agricultural Implements and Machinery.

W H O L E S A L E AND R E T A I L L F I 1 p T j r? fl BpmrT CTDI'T'T A N D FURNISHING SHOWROOMS J o l i i i i - < l £ l i \ . j D X i J . X l S i JX i l l i l l 1 ,

IMrLEMENT SHO'.VT 0 0 1 1 3 }319 E L I Z A B E T H STREET, MELBOURNE.

l.O Y DON OFFICE . . . lOUBAl(I) STREET.

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION.

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W E D N E S D A Y , O C T O B E 11 2 9. j To Capitalists and all classes of Purchasers in Melbourne and the Colonies generally

—Sydney, New South Wales, Queensland, Hobart Town, Launceston, South Australia, New Zealand, European and Foreigu Agents, &c, respectfully inviting their attention to an unusually Important Sale by Public Auction, on Wednesday, the 29th October, at 12 o'clock, by order of Thomas Brown, Esq., formerly of Sydney, but now of London, owner, to be conducted by

£3 T 1 TT 23 2 3 S3 & " o O . , Comprising all those two Central

CITY FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS OF LAND, Purchased direct from the Crown by the above-named gentleman in the early days of the colony, and described in the Government grants issued in his favour as Nos. 18 and 19 of Section 13, commencing at the intersection of Bourke and Queen streets, descending all along the frontage of Queen-street to Little Collins-street 330 feet, together with the whole of the buildings erected thereon.

I M P R I M I S : Queen Street.

Niall's Two-story Hotel, and Shop attached. The Premises adjoining, occupied by Mr. Cuthbertstone. Mr. Walsh's Boot Manufactory. Mr. Hugh Peck's extensive Land and Estate Offices, Mr. M'Mullen's do. do. The Law Offices of Mr. Solicitor Bardwell. Messrs. Mahon and Co.'s Landed Exchange. The Law Offices of Messrs. Taylor and Manton. The old Melbourne Bank, now occupied hy Messrs. R. Gibson and

Co., Stock & Station Agents, corner Little Collins & Q,ueen Sts. Little Collins Street.

Messrs. M'Caw and Lang's extensive Cooperage Establishment. Two-story Premises adjoining, divided into Law Offices and

Auction Rooms, &c. Sundry old Brick Buildings, &c, in the Right-of-way.

Bourke street. Mr. Ferguson's old Wheelwright's Shop. Mr. Dakin's Carpenter's Yard, &c. Mr. Evans's well-known Tent and Tarpaulin Retail Store. Note —It will be considered sufficient for the purposes of the present announce-

ment to inform the public, both in the city and country, that full particulars of the proposed plan of sale will appear in an early advertisement, and in the meantime to remind capitalists contemplating the establishment of new banking institutions, insurance offices, and other public companies, &c„ of the noble frontages for sale at the CORNER OF BOORKE STREET, formerly known as " Bear s Corner, reasonably anticipating, when such establishments come into play, that they will intercept much of the popular business oscillating between the new palatial wool mart of Messrs. R. Goldsbrough and Co. (with a facade as broad as the Tuileries), on the west, and the crowd of stock and station agency offices, &c on the east. Opinions may vary, but a worthy contemporary has given his to the> effect that this city block is without exception the choicest property which has ever been offered for sale in Melbourne, taking into consideration its elevated and prominent central position, and sanitary advantages-the future « Boulevard Montmartre of our rising city.

ADVERTISEMENTS. vii

M E T R O P O L I T A N % J Permanent Building & Investment Society.

President—E. P. S. STURT, ESQ. Vice-President—J. CALLAGHAN, ESQ.

Treasurer—H. H. HAYTER, ESQ. Trustees i

P E E D . L L O Y D , ESQ., J . P . | ' J O H N D A V I E S , ESQ., J .P . G . T U R N E R , ESQ.

Auditors : J . W . F O S B E R Y , ESQ. | D . C R A W F O R D , ESQ.

Committee :

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MR. G E O R G E C L A P P E R T O N . „ O R L A N D O F E N W I C K . „ J . D O D G S H U N .

M R . W I L L I A M M O O R E . „ J A M E S M ' C U T C H E O N .

J A M E S N A T I O N . MR. H . T E M P L E T O N .

S o l i c i t o r — A L F R E D B R O O K S M A L L E S O N , ESQ. S u r v e y o r — T H O M A S W A T T S , ESQ.

B a n k e r s — O R I E N T A L B A N K C O R P O R A T I O N . S e c r e t a r y — M R . R . G . B E N S O N .

OFFICE—32 COLLINS STREET EAST, MELBOURNE. The recent alterations made in the Rules of this Society offer advantages to

borrowers unequalled by any kindred institution. The application for an advance can be made at once, and decided in a few

•days, no deduction being made from the accompanying tables. Special arrange-ments can be made. The borrower can redeem at any period.

TERMS FOR ADVANCES UPON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES. Monthly Repayments, including Principal and Interest.

TWELVE PAYMENTS PER ANNUM. Four Years. Six Years. Eight Years. Ten Years. Twelve Years.

£ £ s. <1. £ s. ll. £ s. d. £ s. d. & s. d. £ 50 1 5 0 0 18 3 0 15 0 0 13 0 0 11 H i 50

100 2 10 0 1 10 G 1 10 0 1 6 0 1 3 11 100 300 7 10 0 5 9 0 4 10 0 3 18 0 3 11 9 300 500 12 10 0 9 2 0 7 10 0 0 10 0 5 10 7 500

1000 25 0 0 IS 5 0 15 0 0 13 0 0 11 19 2 1000 T A B L E SHOWING THE

R E P A Y M E N T S F O R A L O A N O F £ 1 0 0 U P O N F I R S T - C L A S S S E C U R I T Y .

No. of Years. Monthly Repayments.

Amount per Annum.

Total No. of Years. Monthly Repayments.

Amount per Annum. Amount Repaid.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. <1. Four 2 10 0 30 0 0 120 0 0 Six 1 10 6 21 IS 0 131 8 0 Eight 1 10 0 IS 0 0 144 0 0 Ten 1 6 0 15 12 0 156 0 0 Twelve 1 3 11 14 7 0 172 4 9

Deposits received of £1 and upwards, and Interest allowed thereon at cur-rent rates.

In order to give as little trouble as possible to depositors, the Committee i a v e provided cheque books, which are used as at a regular bank.

Prospectuses and every information may be obtained at the Office, 32 Collins Street East. R. G. BENSON, Secretary.

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y / r : • / % , , - • X l l ADVERTISEMENTS.

BRISCOE & CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL

I R O N M O N G E R S IRON MERCHANTS,

11 Collins Street East, AND

245 ELIZABETH STREET NORTH,

MELBOURNE.

$ \ \>

IMPORTERS OF IRONMONGERY,

SUITABLE FOR

Squatters, Farmers, Contractors, Builders, and [Private Families.

BRISCOE AND CO. HAVE ALWAYS IN STOCK A FINE SELECTION OF

Furnishing and General Ironmongery.:

I N S P E C T I O N I S R E S P E C T F U L L Y I N V I T E D .

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T H E

LANDMORTGrAGE B A M OF V I C T O R I A (Limited) .

Incorporated under " The Companies Statute, 186-i."

t s r i it 1.1» M i:i>

£ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 . Directors:

THE HON. SIR F R A N C I S M U R P H Y , CHAIRMAN. THE HON. C. J . . J E N N E R , M . L . C . , VICE-CHAIRMAN-. THE HON. R O B E R T S I M S O N , M . L . C . , T o o r a k . THE HON. R O B E R T B Y R N E , J .P . , Co l l ins -s treet . W I L L I A M D E T M O L D , ESQ., Col l ins -street .

L O N D O N O F F I C E : 17 R I N G ' S A R M S Y A R D . Board of Management:

L O R D A L F R E D SPENCER CHURCHILL, 16 Rutland Gate. A L E X A N D E R M'ARTHUR, ESQ. (MESSES. W. AND A. M'AETHUR). J A M E S R A E , ESQ. (DIRECTOR OF THE ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN

CHARTERED B A N K ) . A D O L P H U S W I L L I A M Y O U N G , ESQ., M . P .

M a n a g e r : R O B E R T M O R G A N Y O U N G , ESQ.

O B J E C T S . — T h e objects of the Company are— 1. To make advances in the Colony of Victoria on Freehold Estate only. 2. To receive money on Debenture or on Deposit for the purpose of such.

advances. 3. To act as Agent for Investing Capital, Negotiating Loans, Collecting

Rents, Debts, &c., Managing the Estates of Absentees, Trustees, and others, and Generally Conducting a TRUST AND AGENCY BUSINESS.

I N T E R E S T . — T h e following is the Rate of Interest allowed on Deposit, v iz . :— 12 Months and upwards 5 per cent, per annum. 6 do. do. 4 do. do.

Special arrangements may be made for large sums, for longer dates. S E C U R I T Y . — T h e Deed of Incorporation provides that all the funds of the Bank,

whether derived from Shares, Debentures, or Deposits, must be lent on Freehold Property on ly ; and the Investors are further secured by the Sub-scribed and Paid-up Capital, which must always be in excess of the amount invested—thus affording the most undoubted security.

. L O A N S . — A d v a n c e s are made on Freehold Property at current rates, for fixed periods or subject to repayment by instalment, as may be agreed.

Arrangements may also be made for obtaining Cash Credits, on the basis of approved Freehold Security, whereby interest is charged only on the sum. used.

Further information may be had on application to

W. PATERSON MUIR, General Manager, COLLINS STREET EAST, MELBOURNE, 1 8 7 3 .

ADVERTISEMENTS. vii

V/e respectfully invite the special attention of readers of this Journal to our very extensive and carefully selected Stock of GENERAL HARDWARE now displayed in our New Premises, 69 ELIZABETH STREET and COLLINS PLACE, Melbourne. Our Importing and Manufacturing arrange-ments being second to no House in the Southern Hemi-sphere, we are prepared to do business most favourably,

McLEAN BROTHERS & RICO, Importers, ... "Wholesale & Retail Furnishing & General Ironmongers,

Iron and Wire Merchants, MELBOURNE. Orders by Post will have our prompt PERSONAL attention, and

forwarded as desired.

HIGHLY

COMMENDED

AT

MELBOUENE

AND

SYDNEY

EXHIBITIONS,

1873.

SAKGrEANT'S PATENT LEYER CRAMP. A NEW AND SIMPLE APPAEATUS FOE INSTANTANEOUSLY

CLOSING THE POINTS OF SHEEP SHEAES When they have become Worn by constant Whetting, and Abolishing the Tedious and Destructive practice of Reducing the Heels of tae Blades; thereby affording the Shearer every chance of Shearing Close and Trimming Clean. Aro Shed might to he without one. Circulars and further particulars from the Sole Agents,

M LEAN BROS. & RIGG, Melbourne. WASHING TU.B, SCOTT'S PATENT, ISs. Gel.

Most effectual and economical apparatus yet introduced. Call and inspect it.

M'LEAN BROS. & RIGG, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS,

69 E L I Z A B E T H S T R E E T , M E L B O U R N E .

ADVERTISEMENTS. vii

L O R D , S O N & C O . , FLOUR & GRAIN FACTOB

HOLD WEEKLY SALES OF FLOUR AND GRAIN, AT THEIR ROOMS,

The Corn Exchange, 126 Collins Street W ON

T H U R S D A Y S , A T 1 1 O ' C L O C K A . M .

Liberal Cash Advances made on Produce sent to them for Sale, or for Shipmc London or Liverpool.

J T . L E Y E E E T T & S O ] (LATE HARDS Sc LEVERETT),

Saddle and Harness Manufacture Sole Patentees of tlie Waterproo f Saddle,

Beg to inform the public, although a new firm has taken their old premise: issued circulars, they are

S "37 I XJ L IHT B U S I N B I S S AT 54 BOURKE STREET WEST, MELBOURNE,

Two doors above, where a first-class assortment will be kept, and sold at prii give general satisfaction.

LAW, SOMNER & CO. B R I T I S H A N D C O L O N I A L

8 7 S W A N S T O N S T R E E T , M E L B O U R N E .

Warehouse: Off Little Collins Street East, between Elizabeth ana

Swanston Streets. .rl .

N E W Z E A L A N D E S T A B L I S H M E N T :

O C T A G O N , D U N E D I N , O T A G O .

Catalogues Free on application.

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S . vii

CORBETT, 1 Queen St., Melbourne,

IMPORTER OF (

AGRICULTURAL & MINING MACHINERY, Was Awarded, at tho last Agricultural Exhibitions,

The FIRST PRIZES for PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, At MELBOURNE, BALLARAT, SANDHURST, ancl ICYNETON;

And the FIRST PRIZES for STEAM THRASHERS, A t BALLARAT, SANDHURST, KYNETON, ancl SMEATON.

wrought-iron wheels, and specially adapted for the Colonics. TURNER'S IMPROVED HIGH-PRESSURE AUTOMATIC V A R I A B L E

EXPANSION PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, with Patent Equilibrium Piston, Slide Valve, and Patent Governor, Continuous Feed Pump; Enlarged Fire Boxes, for burning wood; mounted on wrought-iron wheels. Economy in fuel, great power without extra weight, increased durability, and moderate first cost are combined in

Btruction, admirably adapted not only for driving Agricultural Machinery, but also for all purposes where steam power is required in a portable form.

MARSHALL & SONS' IMPROVED PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, 4 to 30h .n GARRETT & SONS' PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. CLAYTON St SHUTTLEWORTH'S PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. YOUNG'S HIGHLY-FINISHED PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. FOX, W A L K E R St CO.'S PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. RANSOMES, SIMS, & H E A D ' S IMPROVED STEAM THRASHING, FINISHING

AND DRESSING MACHINES, 4J and 5 feet Drums, Fitted with Patent Malleable Iron Concaves, Patent Reversible Beaters, Adjustable Corn Screen, Improved Caving Riddle, mounted on four wheels; embodying all the latest improvements, combining the important elements of simplicity, economy, durability, and efficiency. These Machines are made from timber thoroughly seasoned, ancl warranted to stand in tropical climates.

STRAW ELEVATORS of improved construction, with Single Endless Belts. HORIZONTAL STEAM ENGINES, f r o m 4 t o GO h o r s e - p o w e r , N e w o r S e c o n d - h a n d .

BOILERS—CORNISI I—Flue o r She l l . QUARTZ-CRUSHING BATTERIES, f o r w o o d or iron Framing, 4 to 20 Head Revolving Stamps. PUMP WORKINGS—Plunger anil D r a w L i f t , G t o 10 i n c h e s . CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS a n d PIPES. W I N D I N G , PUMPING, a n d PUDDLING GEAR. TRUCKS, CAGES, BORING RODS, SCREWJACKS, a n d BELTING. MINING PLANTS, Now or Second-hand, cither for Alluvial or Quartz. Saw, Flour, and Quartz-crushing mills Supplied and Erected in Complete Working Order.

Engines fron 4 to SO Jlorse-Pomer for Sale or Hire. Terms nuist liberal.

nVt A C H I N B R Y D E P O T , 14 Franklin Street West.

177, 17©, & 1 8 1 K I N G 8 T K 1 B T , M E L B O U It \ E.

STEVENSON & ELLIOT, By Special Appointment to ipft. J U ^fifc By Appointment, to

His Eoyal Highness ^ I f ' ^ f ^ ^ ' - H Y i r ^ H i " E l t c c I1< i I l cy

The Duke of Edinburgh, The Governor of Victori'.

ALSO BUILDERS TO THE VICEROY OF EGYPT,

CARRIAGE BUILDERS & IMPORTERS. Awarded S|te£ial and Gold Medals for Excellence of Design*

Superior! Workmanship, and Success as Carriage guilders, Exhibitions, Melbourne.

T W O H U N D R E D C A R R I A G E S A L W A Y S ON S A L E , CONSrSTHfO.pl'

COLONIAL, AMERICAN, k ENGLISH, FROM THE BEST MAKERS.

W I L L I A M iRAJDFOUD,

WHOLESALE AND RETAL T I N S M I T H , IMPORTER OF GALVANISED IRON, TIN PLATES, &c.,

19 LITTLE B O U R K E S T R E E T EAST, M E L B O U R N E . Awarded Silver Medal at Exhibition of 1812-3.

Baths, Tanks, Cheese Tubs, Vats, and all kinds of Domestic and Dairy Utensils, on hand and made to order. All kinds of Passengers' Tinware always on hand.

REPAIRS NEATLY DONE.

W O O D & C O . ,

7 M A R K E T S T R E E T , M E L B O U R N E , ARE BUYERS, OR SELL ON COMMISSION,

C H E E S E , B U T T E R , B E E S W A X , H O N E Y , AND EVERY-DESCRIPTION OF FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCE.

ACCOUNT SALES PROMPTLY RENDERED.

Agents for RIDDELL'S CHEESE, and other first-class Dairir-

LDVERTISEMENTS.

SWAN,

SWAN, MARTIN & CO/S "WELL-KNOWN DOUBLE AND SINGLE SPEED

Reaping and Mowing Machines. MOST SUCCESSFUL MACHINES AT TRIALS AND EXHIBITS EVER KNOWN

IN THE COLONY.

N.B.—All workmanship and material guaranteed.

S W A N , M A R T I K T & C O . , *

e S Elizabeth Street North, Melbourne.

Tile Manufacturers would draw the-attention of the public to the fact that several important additional improvements have been introduced by them this season, . which will be found to still further increase their already large number of sales.

The following is a list of their Melbourne Prices, viz.:

DOUBLE SPEED REAPER AND MOWER, £36; SINGLE SPEED do, £34 10s. No. 1 CHAFF CUTTER, £24; No. 2 do, £20; No. 3 do, £14. No. 1 CORN CRUSHER, £28; No. 2 do, £20; No. 3 do, £12. No. 1 HORSE POWER, £24; No. 2 do, £20. (Belting, £2 extra.) 4 BILL'D PUNCHED HARROWS, £8 10s.; 3 BILL'D do, £6 10s. 4 do. SCREWED do. £6. HORSE HAY RAKE, £18. MOWING MACHINE, £24. / 5 TINED GRUBBER AND SCARIFIER (COLEMAN'S), £13.

Documents

A Mi'A:i - Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria · Victoria. Melbourne, 1872-3. MACHINIST & GENERAL SMITH. Scales ami weights kept in order by the year. Coffee and Spicc Mills re-cut