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not placed for competition. In this class, we noticed several dishes 
of the Salway Peach in fine condition, and showing it to be not 
only an excellent late wall-fruit, but also a useful kind for houses, 
where it will ripen and keep long after the usual crop is gathered; 
indeed, from late orchard houses, we may expect to have this fruit 
good through November. Mr. Henderson obtained a prize for a 
dish of the Guava, and Mr. Young, of Havant, for a nice dish of 
the Banana, which included all that we considered noticeable in 
the class. 
List of Prizes Awarded. 
DAHLIAS. 
Class 1.—48 Blooms, dissimilar varieties:— 
1st Prize, 71. Mr. J. Kej’nes, Salisbury. 
2nd „ 5L Mr. C. Kimberley, Stoke Xui'sery, 
Coventry. 
3rd „ 31. Mr. H, Legge, Edmonton. 
4tb „ 21. Mr. J. Walker, Thame. 
Class 2.—24 Blooms, dissimilar varieties:— 
1st Prize, 51. Mr. J. Keynes, Salisbury. 
2nd „ 31. 105. Mr. C. Turner, Slough. 
3rd „ 21. Mr. J. Walker, Thame. 
4th „ ll. 105. Mr. C. E. Allen, Shacklewell. 
5th „ IZ. Mr. J. Cattell, Westerham. 
6 th „ 105. Mr. C. Kimberley, Stoke Nursery, 
Coventry. 
Class 3.—12 Fancies, dissimilar varieties:— 
1st Prize, 2Z. 105. Mr. J. Keynes, Salisbury. 
2nd „ IZ. 10s. Mr C. Kimberley, Stoke 
Nursery, Coventry. 
3rd „ IZ. Mr. C. Turner, Slough. 
4th „ 105. Mr. II. Legge, Edmonton. 
Class 4. —(Amateurs only) 24 Blooms, 
dissimilar varieties:— 
1st Prize, 5Z. Mr. W. Dodds, Salisbury. 
2nd „ 3Z. 105. Rev. C. Fellows, Norwich. 
3rd „ 2Z. Mr. C. J. Perry, Castle Bromwich. 
4th ,, IZ. lOs. Mr. W. Corp, Salisbury. 
5th „ IZ. Mr. A. Moffatt, gardener to Lord 
Maynard, Dunmow. 
Gth „ 105. IMr. T. Leslie, Ramsgate. 
Class 5. —(Amateurs only) 12 Blooms, 
dissimilar varieties:— 
1st Prize, 3Z. 105. Mr. T. Charlton, Market Har- 
boro’. 
2nd 
2Z. IO 5 . Mr. T. Woodward, Stoke, near 
Coventry. 
3rd 
IZ. IO 5 . Mr. W. Dodds, Salisbury. 
4th 
IZ. 55. Rev. C. Fellowes, Norwich. 
IZ. Mr H. Glasscock, Bishops Stort- 
ford. 
5th 
99 
6th 
155. Mr. J. Sladden, Ash, Kent. 
7th 
99 
105. Mr. W. Corp, Salisbury. 
Class 
6 .—(Amateurs only) 12 Fancies, 
dissimilar varieties:— 
1st Prize, 21. 10s. IMr. C. J. Perry, Castle Brom¬ 
wich. 
2nd „ IZ. 105. Mr. W. Dodds, Salisbury. 
3rd „ IZ. Rev. C. Fellowes, Norwich. 
4th „ 105. Mr. W. Corp, Salisbury. 
SEEDLING DAHLIAS. 
Class 7.—Three Blooms of each variety. 
Certificate of merit for “ IMinnie Dodds,” Mr. 
W. Dodds, Salisbury; for “Black Prince,” 
IMr. J. Keynes, Salisbury ; for “ Lord Derby,” 
Mr. J. Pope, Chelsea. 
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ASTERS. 
Class 8.—24 German Asters, dissimilar, 
single blooms (quilled):— 
1st Prize, IZ. IO 5 . Mr. R. H. Betteridge, Milton 
Hall, Steventon. 
2ud „ IZ. Mr. L. Besley, East Hendred. 
3rd „ 1-55. Mr. T. Westbrook, Abingdon. 
Exti'a Prize, IO 5 . Mr. D. Lewis, Wantage. 
„ „ Mr. C. Sandford, gardener to 
T.Thomasset, Esq.Waltham- 
stow. 
Class 9.-24 French Asters, dissimilar, 
single blooms tasselled:— 
1st Prize, IZ. IO 5 . Mr. C. Sandford, gardener to 
T.Thomasset, Esq. Waltliamstow. 
2nd ,, IZ. Mr. C. Wyatt, gardener to H. 
IVilles, Esq., Epsom. 
3rd „ 155. Mr. J. Walker, Thame. 
Extra Prize, IO 5 . Mr. W. Sandford, Woodford. 
„ „ Mr. R. Penwill, gardener to 
T. Browning Esq., Leyton, 
„ „ Mr. J. T. Hedge, Colchester. 
ROSES. 
Class 10.—36 Roses, distinct varieties, one 
Truss of each ;— 
1st Pri;^e, 3Z. Mr. J. Keynes, Salisbury. 
2nd „ 2Z. Mr. R. Laing, Twickenham. 
Class 11.—24 Roses, distinct varieties, 
single blooms: — 
1st Prize, 2Z. Mr. R. Laing, Twickenham. 
2nd „ 1Z. Messrs. Perkins & Sons, Coventry. 
3rd ,, IO 5 . Mr. J. Cattell, Westerham. 
Class 12.—18 Roses, distinct varieties, single 
blooms (Amateurs only) :— 
1st Prize, 2Z. Mr. J. Hollingworth, Maidstone. 
2nd ,, IZ. Mr. J. Dennis, gardener to H. 
Hayward, Esq., Folkington. 
3rd „ 155. Mr. J. T. Hedge, Colchester. 
4th „ IO 5 . Dr. Cooper, Slough. 
HOLLYHOCKS. 
Class 13.—12 Hollyhocks, distinct varieties, 
in spikes:— 
1st Prize, 2Z. Messrs. Laird and Laing, Forest 
Hill. 
2nd „ IZ. Mr. Wm. Chater, Saffron Walden. 
3rd „ IO 5 . Mr. W. Bragg, Slough. 
Class 14.—24 Hollyhocks, distinct varieties, 
single blooms:— 
1st Prize, 2Z. Messrs. Mincliin and Son, Hook 
Norton. 
2nd „ IZ. Mr. Chater, Saffron Walden. 
3rd „ 105. Messrs. Laird and Laing, Forest 
Hill. 
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