LIST OF PREMIUMS. 25 



Premium 1st 2nd 



Number. Prize. Prize. 



526. Frame with queen cells, as built by the 



bees, and shown with the bees in an 



observatory hive, ... $5 $3 



527. Comb Honey, white' clover or linden, not 



less than 20 lbs. ... 5 3 



528. Comb Honey, fall flowers, not less than 



20 lbs 5 3 



529. Extracted Honey, not less than 20 lbs. . 5 3 



As to bees, regard to be had to quality of queens and bees. As 

 to honey, both quality and style of packages to be considered. 



530. Beeswax— 20 lb. lots, ... 53 



531. Best Movable Comb Hive, with imple- 



ments connected with the apiary, . " 5 3 



Class VIII -FRUITS AND FLOWERS. 



Superintendent— J on-N B. Moore, Concord. 



JVo. 29. Plants and Flowers. 



All articles for competition and exhibition must be ready 

 for examination by the Committees at 10 A. M. on Tuesday, Octo- 

 ber 5. The exhibition will be open to the public at 3 P. M. on 

 Tuesday, and will close at 10 P. M. on Friday. 



GENERAL EULES AND REGULATIONS 



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FRUITS AND FLOWERS. 



1. All Fruits and Flowers oflfered for Prizes, must have their 

 names annexed, and must have been grown by the competitors. 

 Specimens offered for exhibition by others than the growers, must 

 in all cases have the names of the growers aflixed, if known. 



2. Where a certain number or quantity of Plants, Flowers, and 

 Fruits is designated in the Schedule, there must be neither more 

 nor less than that number or quantity of specimens shown; and in 

 no case can any other varieties than those named in the Schedule 

 be in the stand. 



3. When only one prize is offered for any article, only a single 

 specimen or collection can be shown by one person; but when 



