ol Award of Prizes at Shrewsbury, 1914. 



Class 21. — Twelve distinct Qreen Conifers. 

 [No award.] 



Class 22. — Collections of Rhododendrons, in bloom. 

 [No award.] 



Class 2Z.— Collections of Clematis. 

 [No award.] 



Class 24. — Collections of American Plants, excluding garden varieties of 



Rhododendrons. 



[No award.] 



Class 25. — Collections of Hardy Ferns. 

 [No award.] 



Class 26. — Collections of Cut Branches from Trees and Shriib.s, flower and foliage. 



I. (£5.)—Ij. R. Russell, Richmond, Surrey. 



Class 27.— Twenty -four Vases of Cut Foliage from Trees and Shrubs, for 

 Amateurs. 



II. (£1 10s.)— H. Woodward, Junr., Arley Castle, Bewdley. 



Class 29:.— Eighteen Vases of Cut Flowering I'rees and Shrubs, Roses excluded. 



I. (^1 10«.)-LORD Kenton, Gredington, Whitchurch, Salop. 



Class 29. — JYine distinct JVew Cotoneasters. 

 [No award.] 



Class 30. — Collections of Trees and Shrubs with ornamental Berries or Fruits. 



[No award.] 

 Class Zl.— Twelve New Aco-s, of not less than six distinct varieties. 



II. (£1 10*.)— R. Woodward, June., Arley Castle, Bewdley. 



Class 32.— Twelve disti7iet Chinese or newly introduced Hard Wood Trees, except 



Acers, for Amateurs. 

 Silver Gilt Medal.— R. Woodward, Junr., Arley Castle, Bewdley. 

 Silver Medal.— O. Coltman Rogers, Stanage Park. Radnorshire. 



Class 33. — Twelve distinct Chinese or newly introduced Conifers, for Amateurs. 

 Silver Gilt Medal.— R. Woodward, Junr., Arley Castle, Bewdley. 

 Silver Medal.— C. Coltman Rogers, Stanage Park, Radnorshire. 



Class Zi.— Twelve distinct Chinese or newly introduced Aeers and other Shrubs 



for Amateurs. 

 Silver Gilt Medal.— R. Woodward, Junr., Arley Castle, Bewdley. 

 Silver Medal.— C. Coltman Rogers, Stanage Park, Radnorshire. 



Arboricultural Exhibits, not for Competition. 



Gold Medals.— J. Waterer & Sons & Crisp, Ltd., Bagshot, Surrey, and the KING'S 



ACRE Nurseries. Ltd., Hereford. 

 Silver Gilt Medal.— Piper & Son, Bishop's Road, London. W. 

 Silver Medals.— Dicksons, Ltd., Chester, and Jones & Sons. Shrewsbury. 

 Award of Merit.— Hon. John Boscawen, Tregye, Perranwell, Cornwall 



IMPLEMENTS. 



Miscellaneous Implements. 



Silver Medals for articles entered as " New Implements fur Agricultural or 

 Estate Purposes.''^ 



261 John S. Millar a Son, Annan. N.B., for Cream Separator, " Automatic." 

 3929 Harrison, McGregor A Co., Ltd.. Albion Iron Works. Leigh. Lanes., for Chaff 

 Cutter, three knives ; also Chaff Sifter, new pattern Dust Extractor, Cavings Eleva- 

 tor, Chaff Bagger, Cyclone Dust Receptacle, &c. 



