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Commended. — Win. Wallace and Sons, Crossroads, Kilmaurs. 



Best pulverizing land roller, bl., to James Suttie, Inchture. 



Best land pressor for preparing seed bed for grain, bl., to 

 Smith Brothers and Co., Glasgow. 



Best ribbing machine, 21., to James Kirkwood, Tranent. 



Best harrows for heavy land, 31., to Robert Law, Shettleston. 



Best harrows for light land, 3/., to E. H. Bentall, Heybridge, 

 Maldon, Essex. 



Best common swing-trees or draught-bars, 1/., to William 

 Gray, Cambusnethan, Wishaw. 



domniended. — Alexander Blue, Eastfleld, Mearns. 



Best equalizing swing-trees or draught-bars, \l., to Robert 

 Law, Shettleston. 



Commended. — Andrew M'Kerrow, Beansburn, Kilmarnock. 



Best horse-hoe for drilled grain crops, 6^, to Mrs. Thomas 

 Sheriff, Westbarns, Dunbar. 



Best broad-cast sowing machine for grain and grass, Gi., to 

 Mrs. Thomas Sheriff, Westbarns. 



Commended. — John Irvine, Perth, and James Simpson, Peter- 

 head. 



Best drill sowing machine for grain, 6/., to Mrs. Thomas 

 Sheriff, Westbarns. 



Commended. — Edington & Duncanson, West Barns, Dunbar. 



Best sowing machine for tvirnips, 41., to Charles Hay, Free- 

 lands, Ratho. 



Best sowing machine for turnips with manm-e — Jto cain- 

 petition. 



Best dibbling or drop sowing machine for turnips withmamire 

 — no entry. 



Best sowing machine for mangold wm-zel, 4^, to James Suttie, 

 Inchture. 



Best three-row sowing machine for beans, 4?., to Kemp, Mur- 

 ray, and Nicholson, Haddington. 



Best one-row sowing machine for beans, 1/., to James Suttie, 

 Inchture. 



Best dry manure distributing machine — no entry. 



Best Liquid manure distributing machine, 4/., to Isaac James, 

 Cheltenham. 



Cornmended, — James Suttie, Inchture. 



Best liquid manure pump,2^, to David Falconer, Paisley. 



Com'iiended. — A. and W. Smith and Co., Glasgow. 



Best straw cutter for hand labour, 21., to Richmond and 

 Chandler, Salford. 



Commended. — Hill and Smith, Dudley. 



Best sti-aw cutter for power, 3/., to Richmond and Chandler, 

 Saiford. 



Commended. — Hill and Smith, Dudley. 



Best turnip cutter for sheep, 21., to Hill and Smith, Dudley. 



Best turnip cutter for Cattle, 21., to Richmond and Chandler, 

 Salford. 



Commended. — Richmond and Chandler, Salford. 



Best turnip cutter for sheep, attachable to a cart, dl., to James 

 Kirkwood, Tranent. 



Best oil-cake bruiser for liand labour, 21., to Richmond and 

 Chandler, Salford. 



Commended. — Wm. Wilson and Son, Berwick-on-Tweed. 



Best grain and oil-caUe bruiser for power, 4<., to Richmond 

 and Chandler, Salford. 



Commended. — John Whitmee and Co., London. 



Best grain grinder, attacliable to thrashing power, 4?., to 

 Richmond and Chandler, Salford. 



Commended. — A. and W. Smith and Co., Glasgow, and John 

 Whitmee and Co., London. 



Best machine for digging potatoes, M. — award postponed until 

 after trial. 



Best machine for singling turnips — no award. 



Best machine for pulping turnips, il., to E. H. Bentall, Hey- 

 bridge, Essex. 



Best root washer, 2/., to Richmond and Chandler, Salford. 



Best steaming apparatus for preparing food, 5/., to Smith Bro- 

 thers and Co., Glasgow. 



Commended. — Richmond and Chandler, Salford. 



Best feeding troughs for byres, II., to John Robson, Cook 

 Street, Glasgow. 



Commended. — Hernulewicz, Main, and Co., Glasgow. 



Best feeding troughsfor sheep, \l., to Hill and Smith, Dudley. 



Best sheep fodder rack, 21., to William Kirkwood, Dudding- 

 ston Mills, Portobello. 



Commended. — James Kirkwood, Tranent. 



Best one-horse farm cart, il., to Robert Law, Shettleston, 

 Glasgow. 



Best light spring cart, M., to Robert Law, Shettleston, 

 Glasgow. 



l$est harvest cart, XL, to Kemp, Murray, and Nicholson, Had- 

 dington. 



Commended.— 3 a.mQ9 Angus, Parkhead, Glasgow. 



Best apparatus for conveying implements on the farm, Zl., to 

 Robert Law, Shettleston, Glasgow. 



Best stone or iron stack pillars, with frame-work, 21., to 

 Young, Peddle, and Co., Edinburgh and Glasgow. 



Best horse stubble or hay rake, 21., to John Palmer, Stock- 

 ton-on-Tees. 



Best scythe for general purposes, II., to James Payne, Kirk 

 cudbright. 



Best improvement on any part of the thrashing machine — no 

 competition. 



Best thrashing machine, adapted for two or more horses, 6/., 

 Williamson Brothei'S, Kendal. 



Best machine to thrash, shake, clean, and prepare grain for 

 market, lOL, to Richard Hornsby and Son, Grantham, Lincoln- 

 shire. 



Best hummeller for attachment to a thrashing machine, 31., 

 to A. and W. Smith and Co., Glasgow. 



Best dressing fanners, il., to John Richardson, Milbourn Cot- 

 tage, Carlisle. 



Comiiitnded. — A. and W. Smith and Co., Glasgow. 



Best weighing machine for grain, indicating measure and 

 weight, 4/., to Smith Brothers and Co., Glasgow. 



Best weighing machine, indicating from 1 lb. to 2 tons, il., to 

 R. Forshaw and Co., Liverpool. 



Commended. — James and Malcolm, London. 



Best churn worked by hand, 21., to Thomas Standing, Preston. 



Best churn worked by power, 3/., to David Cassels, Newton- 

 Mearns. 



Best cheese press, 21., to J. and T. Yoimg, Newton-Green, 

 Ayr. 



Best cvu'd cutter for dairy purposes, U., to William Wallace 

 and Son, Crossroads, Kilmaurs. 



Best general set of dairy utensils, XL, to Philip Hunter, Ni- 

 cholson Street, Edinburgh. 



Best field gate, constructed entirely of iron, II., to Hernule- 

 wicz, Main, and Co., Glasgow. 



Best field gate, not constructed entirely of iron, U., to Her- 

 nulewicz, Main, and Co., Glasgow. 



Best gate for dunghill, to open at different elevations— no 

 award. 



Best iron hurdles for cattle fence, M., to Hill and Smith, 

 Dudley. 



Best iron netting for sheep fence, 1/., to Hernulewicz, Main, 

 and Co., Glasgow. 



Best traverse divisions, rack and manger, for farm stables, \l., 

 to Hernulewicz, Main, and Co., Glasgow. 



Commended. — John Robson, Cook Street, Glasgow. 



Best farm harness, U., to Hay Downie, saddler, Corstorphine. 



Best tiles and pipes for field dr.ainage, \l., to John Anderson, 

 Shettleston, Glasgow. 



Best glazed socketed pipes for sewerage, U., to Robert Brown, 

 Ferguslee, Paisley. 



Comiiiended.~P. B. Mure Macredie, of Perceton, and John 

 Robson, Glasgow. 



Best tools for cutting field drains — no entry. 



Best tools for cutting open drains in hill pastures — tio entry. 



Best general set of hand implements for the farm — no compe- 

 tition. 



Best self-registering dynamometer for draught — no entry. 



Best self-registering dynamometer for fixed machines — no 

 entry. 



EXTRA IMPLEMENTS. 



The Judges Commend the following : — 

 Sheep-dipping apparatus, Thomas Bigg, London. 

 Chain harrow, John Cartwright, Shrewsbury. 

 Road cleaning machine, Robert Ferrier, Jedbm'gli. 

 General collection of farm gates, railings, and fences, Hernu- 

 lewicz, Main, and Co. 



Moore's floating-ball washing machine, William M. Hill, 

 Glasgow. 



Centrifugal drying machine, William M. Hill, Glasgow. 



Weighing machines, James and Malcolm, London. 



Cattle van, P. M'Pherson and Son, Edinburgh. 



Howard's patent plough, John Palmer, Stockton-on-Tees. 



Howard's patent pointed harrows, John Palmer, Stockton- 

 on-Tees. 



Sheep-dipping apparatus, Joseph Rawdon, Jedburgh, 



Collection of fire-clay articles, John Robson, Glasgow. 



Cross's portable fire engine, J. P. Rodger, Glasgow. 



The Tweeddale and other ploughs, A. and G. H. Slight, Edin- 

 burgh. 



Basket carriage, T. R. Storey, Nottingham. 



Four-wheeled phaeton, George Thomson, Stirling. 



General collection of implements and wire-work. Young, 

 Peddie, and Co., Edinburgh. 



Patent portable steam engine, Alex. Chaplin, Glasgow (com- 

 mended specially on account of its cheapness). 



Eight-horse power portable steam engine, Richard Hornsby 

 and Son, Grantham, Lincolnshire. 



Combined reaping and mowing machine, B. Moore and 

 Clarke, London. 



