BEST HALF ACRE OF GROUND. 



For the most productive and profitable half acre of ground, 

 cultivated for three years, two premiums — $8, 4. Payable in 

 1884. 



' Committee. — Charles Williamson, Marshfield, Chairman ; 

 Samuel C. Stetson, Marshfield, Jona. S. Ford, Duxbury. 



DRAINING LAND. 



For the most successful experiment in Draining Land, two 

 premiums— 18, 4. To be paid in 1883. 



Committee. — H. C. Dunham, Marshfield, Chairman ; C. T. 

 Hatch, Marshfield, Frank Ford, Mar.shfield. 



Applications for the foregoing pi-emiums must be made to 

 the Secretai-y on or before September 1, 1881. 



A full and careful statement in writing must be furnished the 

 committee as to the soil, mode of cultivation, the whole method 

 of planting, and expense connected therewith, or no premiums 

 will be awarded. 



HAY. 



For the largest crop of English Hay, dn one acre, not less 

 than three tons at- one crop, a premium $8. 



For the nest largest crop, $5. 



Committee. — Harvey D. Northey, Scituate, Chairman ; Sam- 

 uel Cushman, Kingston, C. O. Ellms, Scituate. 



GRAIN. 



For tlie greatest crop of white or yellow Corn, on one acre, 

 and not less than sixty bushels, two premiums — $8, Samuel's 

 Birds of New England. 



For the greatest crop of white or yellow Corn, on half an 

 acre, and not less than thirty bushels, two premiums— $5, 3. 



