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Class 1&— Best gmall frait garden, including strawberries, blackberries, 



raspberries, and currants Diploma. 



Second best small fruit garden, including strawberries, black- 

 berries, raspberries, and cnrr4nts J5 



Class IT— Best plat of stravrber-'ic-', not less than one acre Diploma. 



Class IS — Best plat of raspberries, not less than one-half acre Diploma. 



Class 19— Best plat of blackberries, not less than one-half acre.. Diploma. 



Class 20— Best platof currants, not less than cne-half acre Diploma. 



Class 21 — Best plat of gooseberries, not less than one-half acre Diplcma. 



Class 22— Best suburban ornamental grounds Diploma. 



Class 23— Best ornamental grounds belonging to a farm residence Diploma. 



Class 24 — Best cultivated and ornamented city or village lot Diploma. 



Class 25 — Best and most tastefully arranged flower garden Diploma. 



Class 26— Best general nursery Diploma. 



Class 27— Best private conservatory Diploma. 



Class 28 — Best general greenhouse Diploma. 



EPrC-'AL PREMIUMS OFrZP.ED BT N. P. HOSTED. 



For the bert peach crcliard. not less than 300 trees, selected from the following 

 varieties: Early Crawfords, Late Crawfords, Hale's Early, Stump the World, and 

 8mock Free ; ;J15 for the first, flO for the second, and $5 for the third. 



For the best cherry orchard, not less than 50 trees, from the following varieties : 

 Early Richmond, BsWe Magnilique, Governor Wood, May Duke, Napoleon, Bigarreau, 

 Yellow Spanish, and Knight's Early Black; $\5 for the first, $10 for the second, and 

 JS for the third. 



PREMIUMS ON APPLE or.CHABDS. 



For tb.e best War-er-cr orchard set from trees two years eld from the nursery, not less 

 tban 100 trcefe, first $15. second $10. and tbird $5. 



For the best Golden Russet orchard, trees two years old from the nursery, not less 

 tban 100 trees, first §15, second §10, and third JS. 



For the best Baldwin orchard, iree« two years old from the nursery, not less than 

 100 trees, first §15, second SIO, and thiid J5. 



5100 sweepstakes premium. f'jO for the second, $25 for the third— for the best orchard 

 to contain not less t!?an 500 apple trees, two years from the nursery, of the following 

 varieties : Wagencr, Golden Russet, and Baldwin. Not less than 500 peach trees of 

 the fo'lowing varieties : Crawford's Early, Crawford's Late. Hale's Early, Stnmp-the- 

 Worlc!, and Smock Free. Not less than 100 cherry trees of the following varieties: 

 Early Richmond. Belle Magnifique. Governor Wood, May Duke, Napoleon, Bigarreau, 

 Yellow Spanish; and Knight's Early Black. 



The above premiums to be paid to our customers who purchase their trees from us 

 this spring, and exhibit the best orchard this fall, as decided by the committee. 



NOAH P. nUSTED. 



OClce of the Grand River Nnrseries, 

 LOTVJCLi., Mich., March 13, 1S71. 



DIVISION E— STATE, COUr.'TT, AXD TOWNSHIP COLLECTIONS. 



Conm'ttee- r,. L. Fuller, Grand Rapids; .John 8. Gage, Dowagiac ; Fletcher Fow- 

 ler, Black Lake ; George Parmelce. Cld Mission : S. O. Enapp. Jackson. 



Note.— There will be a grand display of collections of fruits from most of the States 

 rnd Teriitoiies of the United States, at the Fair of this Society. This display alone 

 will be worth many times t'.ic price of admissiou. The merits of these collections 

 vtIiI te kft to the discretioi: of this committee. 



