Award of Prizes at Cardiff. 
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William Tasker and Soxs : Highly Commended, for tlieir 4-Wlieel Eleva- 
tors, invented, improved, and manufactured themselves. 
Straw or Hay Elevators, to be worked by Horse-Power. 
Clayton and Shuttlewoeth : First Prize, 10?., for their Portable Elevator 
for stacking straw, hay, or sheaf-corn, improved and manufactured by 
themselves. 
Stephen Le\vin, ! Poole, Dorset : Second Prize, 51., for his Stacking 
Machine, invented, improved, and manufactured by himself. 
William Taskee and Sons : Highly Commended, for their 2-Wheel Balance 
Elevator, invented, improved, and manufactured by themselves. 
E. and J. Eeeves and Son, Bratton, 'Wcstburv, Wilts : Highly Com- 
mended, for their Hay, Corn, or Straw Elevator, invented by W. Andrews, 
Melksham ; improved and manufactured by themselves. 
Seed Draicers. 
Holmes and Son : The Prize of 101. for their Seed Drawer, with Dressing 
Apparatus, invented, improved, and manufactured by themselves. 
K. Hunt and J. A. Tawell, Earls Colne, Halstead, Essex : Highly Com- 
mended, for their Steam-Power Clover and Trefoil Seed Drawing 
Machine, invented by Reuben Hunt, and manufactured by themselves. 
Corn-Dressing MacJdnes. 
J. CoocH, Harlestone, Northamptonshire : First Prize, 151., for her Corn- 
Dressing Machine, invented by the late J. Cooch ; improved and manu- 
factured by herself. 
Thomas Bakee, Compton, Newbury : Second'Prize, 101., for his Corn-Dressing 
and Winnowing Machine, invented, improved, and manufactured by 
himself. 
W. N. Nicholson and Son, Newark, Notts : Third Peize, 51., for their 
Winnower and Corn-Dressing Machine, invented, improved, and manu- 
factured by themselves. 
AV. Kainfoeth and Son, Brayford Head, Lincoln : Highly Commended, for 
their Winnowing and Corn-Dressing Machine, improved and manufac- 
tured by themselves. 
Coebet and Chipchase, Shrewsbury : Commended, for their Corn- Dressing 
Machine, invented and improved by themselves ; manufactured by T, 
Corbet. 
John Baker, Wisbeach ; Commended, for his Corn-Dressing and Screening 
Machine, invented, improved, and manufactured by himself. 
Corn Screens. 
Eobert Boby, Bury St. Edmunds : Fiest Prize, 10?., for his Self-Cleaning 
Corn Screen, invented, improved, aud manufactured by himself. 
Eichaed Hoensby and Sons, Grantham : Second Prize, 51., for their 
Adjustable Com Screen, invented, improved, and manufactured by them- 
selves. 
Coleman and Moeton, Chelmsford : Highly Commended, for tlieir Adjustable 
