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Report to the General Meeting, 
51. at the time of making his entry for each implement entered, 
which will be forfeited in the event of the implement being sub- 
sequently withdrawn, or not duly submitted to competition. The 
trials will take place, shortly after the Darlington Meeting, on land 
in the neighbourhood selected by the Society. 
11 . The Prize-sheet for Stock, Poultry, and Produce has now 
been definitely settled, and will be issued immediately. The prizes 
offered in all departments (exclusive of Champion Prizes and Medals 
offered by various Breed Societies) amount in all to 6035/., of which 
948/. are provided by the Darlington Local Committee. 
12 . The Special Prizes offered by the Darlington Local Committee 
for Live Stock include seven classes for Hunters, three for Cleve- 
land Bays, three for Coach Horses, four for Hackneys, one for 
Ponies, two for Shetland Ponies, two for Pit Ponies, two for Har- 
ness Horses, two for Agricultural Geldings, and one for Rulley 
Horses ; one class for Aberdeen Angus Cattle, one for Galloways, 
and two classes for Dairy Cows ; one class for Wensleydale and 
one for Border Leicester Ewes and Lambs. The Local Committee 
also offer three prizes in each of five classes for Stilton, Cother- 
stone, Wensleydale and Swaledale, and Cleveland Cheeses made 
in 1894, with a champion prize of £20 for the best exhibit in these 
classes ; and they provide prizes amounting to 16/. for a competition 
of local dairymaids and others. 
13 . The classes for Horses offered by the Society itself will 
include Hunters, Cleveland Bays, Coach Horses, Hackneys, Ponies, 
Shires, Clydesdales, and Suffolks. In the Cattle Classes prizes will 
be offered by the Society for the Shorthorn, Hereford, Devon, Sussex, 
Welsh, Red Polled, Aberdeen Angus, Galloway, Highland, Ayrshire, 
Jersey, Guernsey, Kerry, and Dexter Kerry breeds, as well as two 
Classes for Dairy Cows yielding the largest quantity of milk, and 
the greatest weight of butter fat. The classes for Sheep will include 
Leicesters, Cotswolds, Lincolns, Oxford Downs, Shropshires, South - 
downs, Hampshire Downs, Suffolks, Wensleydales, Border Leicesters, 
Somerset and Dorset Horned, Kentish. or Romney Marsh, Cheviots, 
Black-faced Mountain, Lonks, Ilerdwicks, and Welsh Mountain. 
Those for Pigs will include the Large White, Middle White, Small 
White, Berkshire, Black, and Tam worth breeds ; but it will, of course, 
depend upon the regulations of the Board of Agriculture in force 
at the time whether any exhibition of Pigs can take place at the 
Darlington Meeting. Prizes will also be given for useful descrip- 
tions of Poultry, including Table Fowls and Ducks ; for Butter ; for 
Cheeses of 1895 make ; for Cider and Pei’ry ; and for Whole Fruit 
Jams and Bottled Fruits made iu 1894. The British Beekeepers’ 
Association will continue their Prizes for Hives, Honey, and Bee 
Appliances. 
14 . Butter-making Competitions will be continued at Darlington 
in four classes, including the class offered by the Local Committee, 
