7.


CLiTHEROE TIMES. F3EMDAY. AtiGtlST 6. 1909. CRICKET.


LESOALE LBAQUB. ate:


...............17 ... . 10 ... 0 ,1 ...15 ...> 0 ... 0 .............. 16 .. . 6 ... 1 .............. 17 .. . 6 . . 8 andererslS .... 4 ..• 4 .............. 16 ... 6 .,.. 4 .............16 ...


.............. 17 ... 2 .>• 5 lan.s ...10 ... 4 .,.. 6 ..............1 0 ... 8 .. . 6 lulrews 1C ... 0 , . . 3 ............. 15 ... 0 ..


3 •• 5 10 ------ ------------- p. W. L.


. r , . Pts .. 87. Jl • • 21


• 1 1 . ' • 9 ,


10 .


C . 7


13 .. 6 .


i EAST LANCASHIRE lATEUR LEAGUE.


ate :— Peters... aiH A. ... 'uulerers A.


...12.. . 6..., 1 ...13.. . 4... a.


p. W. L.


...11.. . 3.. . 4. ...12.. . 8.. . 6. ...12.. 3..■ 6.


------ -----------------------


joiid lime in succession follow- icsdale J^eague cricket were lointed on Saturday, not a ball )\vn in any of tire six games,


■option of the Wanderers, who l)layed Burnley St. Andrew’s, lo.-idale district clubs had the to lx; away from home. Whal-


1 to Read, Clitheroe to Settle, to iJai wen. The first named


it was set tipart for the benefit the Read iirofessional, would d soiiie iniere.sting cricket.


■


ilors. -------* ♦ * ♦ * ♦ * --------


■ rain gave Karby a point it n of :i gwxl “ gate,” Padiham o..;i .iUraotive fixture. Sabden I'manoiallv, Great Harwood


FRIEiNDLIES. l■;.\Sli.,V BEAT LYTl-lAM.


tiiey were ;i man short, and i.ii of their regular players,


-r was ShoiTock who only re- o eoiii]ilete his half century , caught by Cross, iilis wasalsta in good form with ng up 20 Ix'fore being disposed


yites. who had first use of the 11]) the score of 128.


The


ng th e i r turn at the wickets, ■


■


,ble figures. The home pro. wickets for 56 runs,


-il contributions were made by diiiond who scored 17 and 13 Xone of the other players


■It down quickly. V. H. Rad-


ng for the longest period for ir, .score.


limed 7 wirkets for 17 runs, ■II


.-d. bowled, and one was Ibw. the remaining three wickets at ght rims each.


WH.U.T.EY.


I'ulk-or ................................... ... 20 1' 'I'.ivlor ...................... ... 0 '■ ( 'rosi h Tavlor.......... ... 49 '■ ( 'nmini.ick h Foley ... ... 13 “lu h W'.'ilker .................. ... 17


11 b Taylor .................. ... 4 li.'nv not out .................. ... r I'lvtms .................. .. 5


Total ............. . 128 I.VTH.AM.


1 Ward .......................... .. 5 '■ Moivard b Ward ........ .. 6 1) Ellis........................... .. 6 .It ................................... .. 2


^>M n .Shorrock b Ward ... I Ex'lr.'us ...........................


bwling .Analysis. 0 . M. R. W.


Total ................ .. 46 .......... .......... 1.3 .3 s -4 17 7 3 ’0 'J’RAP EARWIGS.


rigs reaching the plants., the jiowder must also'


I- wooden fences nn“ re there are no plants of moss placed in ■d in the brandies of fho


s a trap, so will stalks. . Eurthernioifr 5iit nine o’clock it m inc the plants .and kin


id on them.


c 1 foot from the stems, have a good effect m


> from? being damaged f .s lodge in fading leaves arc curled '’and in dry quantity of Apterite


lie young earwigs begin Cliry'santhemums and effort must be made to


5


i'uilough 1) Fliis .......... .. 0 i.H'k linv. b Ward ....... • • 7 pi c I’eter.s b Ward ... .. II ■ '■ W.ird ll Ellis ............ .. 0 Ward ........................... .. 3


'■ lluuanl ll W'arrl ...... 0 11 out ........................... ... 9 hieing caught off him, two


) attacked throughout, and the ;re polished off for 46. Folev who opened the innings, were for none, .and the remaining


of Ward and Ellis, coupled .'Itching, proving their undoing.


■ .soon I’isposed of, the slow


!y aceouiited for Lytham in the idly " engagement on Bank •ythain.


...11.. . 4.. . 3. ...12.. . 6.. . 5. .. 11.. . 4.. . 4.


..12 ..12


10 . 7 . 8 .


8 .


.. 14 .. 14 14


. 13 ■


. 13 ■ 5


.. JO •• 18 17


WHALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.


NINETY-NINTH ANNUAL GOOD COLLECTION OF


run out .......................... ••• S b ’I'.-iylor ................... ••• 5


liigli-step])crs were furnished by Messrs. J. \V. Astley, INelsou; H. T. Parke, Witlmell; and J. Catlow, Padiham; w'liilo in hunters of which thorowero several classes, Miss Hick, Mytton Hall, liad no fewer tlian seven representatives of lier stables, and bad tlic yearling and two year old classes to herself. T'lie saddle and harness classes were well filled, but there was only a sparse selection of hack­ neys in hand. In view of the efforts noir being made to stimulate the breeding of horses for army purposes, it was en­ couraging to find about a dozen claimants for the prizes in the classes for^army remounts from four to ten years old, a stipulation being that the Army Remount Department should have the option of purchase. Save for the classes for brood marcs and foals, the sliow of shaft-fillers did not reach the standard of some piast years. 'I'hc belated hay harvest and the counter attraction at Southport doubtless accounted for many absentees in this dopartment. On the other hand, cattle formed a meritorious collection, and herds of Air. J. H. Aladen and Lady Thursby were reiiresentcd. The show of dairy produce included classes for large and loaf cheese, in both of which the entries came from the Goosnargh district. A note­ worthy feature of the sheep classes was (ho great success of Air. JJavid Hague, Co]iy Nook, Clitheroe, in lonks. As at the Lancasluro Show, ho virtually swept the board in his classes. The officials who guide tlic Show arc :


townsman would not find Wlialley sliow dull. ill the Haekiioy section some of the


Committoo : Chairman Air. Artluir Long- worth, J.P., C.C., AIc.ssrs. Joseph Badger, Richard Bailey, Richard Barnes, John Blackburn, John Brower, Thomas Biileock Eli Buleock, T. Bulcook, jnr., A. C'ainm, J. \V. Cliew, J. H. Clegg, H. Crabtree, D. Cockerell, John Dawson, J. \V. Dew- Imr.st, J. Donnelly, John Eatough, Luke Ellison, Roger Green, Robert Grundy, James Green, A. AI. Hanson, C. L. Hall, Harris, 'J'. S. Hartley, John Hoyworth,


R. A'arley, Albert AVhi]))i, W. J. Whittaker, Alark Wilkinson, John AVilkinson, and II. R. Yales; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. J. G. Ramslinttom; Hon. Auditor.s, Alessrs. •A. AI. Hanson and John Jackson ; Hon. Sccretaiy, Air. W. S. Airey ; and Secretary, Air. H. P. Airey. From the above Com­ mittee the field comfnittees for the various sections arc drawn. I'hc judges were as follows; Light


I. Heydon, Adam Holden, William Holden Ralph Holgate, John Hothersall, Edward Ingliam, Arthur Ingham, John Jackson, James Knowles, Thomas Langsharv, H. Longworth, Thomas Alorris, W. Mowlo, George Preston,'7.ig Ricliard Preston, W. Proctor, A. Procter, R. Procter, J. AI. Rawoliffc, Henry Raweliffe, J. H. Rams- bottom, Thomas Raweliffe, R. Rigg, AY. Speak, Parkinson Speak, Joseqrh Taylor. John Taylor, J. R. Thompson, C.C., T. Tomlinson, R. Tomlinson, J. 'J'. Travis- Glejig, J.P., C.C., Jas. AVorslcy-'raylor, J.


aiiinial show, the ninety-ninth of^the series, was lield on Monday in the^usual liold—luider tlie lee of Whalleyi^Eab,— wliicli was conveniently arranged.^, ^The weather in the morning was»duil___but fortunately rain kept off and there^was a very good attendance of fanners, etc., from different parts of the district. The show came on the fringe of the Lancashire County Show at Southport, and although the exhibition must have suffered ^to some e.xteut in consequence, tho^entrics reached the respectable^j^total of^l247, about a hundred fower^ than last^year, ami 244 beliiud 1907.j,^Tliis year^the jiigeons, dogs, and childi'cn’s di'awings oil exhibit made 128 more than lastjyear, ami there was a largo faUing-off iiij^the more important classes, particularly in liorses and sheep. The daii-yj^pi’oduoe, too, for some remarkable reason showed a decrease—-nearly 50 per cent, in fact. Whalley has ahvays had a good name for its blitter and cheese makers, but _^tlioy seeeind to have passed the show by^this year. Eo doubt a big effort will bo made next year when the Society will celebrate its centenary, to recover tile ground lost. But even though Monday’s show was ■smaller than its predecessor’s it seemed hardly the less interesting. Whalley is alwaj's an attractive show. It has the simple, true country ring about it, like .Ashbourne Sliow and one or two other nlder-standing show's, and ■ tlierc is no place for the hurdy-gurdy order of things that tends to creep in among agriculture nowadays.


'I'lie Wlialloy Agricultural Society’s iViid tlio most confirmed


SHOW. C A T T L E .


DECREASE IN ENTRIES.


agree that that position could not have been reached had it not been for agricul­ tural societies. He could not claim that the AVhalley Agricultural Association vied with the more important Associations in that respect, but ho claimed that it acted as a feeder. (Hear, hear and apqilause,)


ivei'e aU very pleased to see so many peopile present. The Southport Show had interfered with their show that day ^ to some extent but he hoped that next ji year, when they celebrated their centenary


AH'. AV. S. Airey, in response, said they


Cheese, di'essed poultry and Eggs : ALs. Jacob Smith. Vegetables: AH. Barker, Wilpsliire [I^Poultry^: AL. W. AVilkinson, AAJiitworth,^ Rochdale. Pigeons : Mr. Alartin Cooke, Higham, Burnley. Dogs : Air. Tom Lawson, Primrose Kemiels, Glossop. Drawing :|AIi-. J. W. Caitlmess, B.A.,^B.So., Blackburn and Air. Jas. AI. Raweliffe, Lower Fold, Great Harwood. __ ____


During the afternoon the Goodshaw


Prize,. Band, under the leadership of Air. \A'. HaUiwoll, rendered selections.


THE LUNCHEON. A pmblic luncheon w'as served at noon


in^a large,imarquee by Alessrs. Alelliiig and^Edwards, of Preston. Mr. A. Long-


■Henry F. Hibbert, AH. H. AV. AVorsley- Taylor, K.G., Air. J. AA^orsloy-Taylor, All'. J. T. Travis-Clegg, J.P., O.G., Conn. TomiGarnett, J.P., C.C., Air. R. Thompson J.P., Air. J. R. Thompson, C.C., Rev. G. R. G. Pughe (AHcar of Alellor), Air. J. Alercer-AAJiipp, AH. E. Hamer (sooretary of the Pendle Forest Hunt) and Rev. Fr. Pinniugton, S.J., together with the officials and^members of the Committee. After the usual loyal toast of the King


the^^AA'halley Agricultural Association. AH'. Longworth said he had hoard that


of what past Presidents had said so that he oould^perliaps have done more justice to the office he held. Tho success of tho AAdialloyl^Agricultural Association was dear to a great manj’ of those present that day and when they considered the con­ ditions of the weather for some time past


thought he would occupy the position oh did that day ho would have taken notice


had been proposed. The President submitted the toast of


. d they would have the best show that had S been held at AVhalley for a great many years. (Applause). AL. J. R. Thompson pjroposod the toast


Hon. A^'et: AH. Ricliard Aliller, Clitheroe, toast the name”’of D^rjacTsmT and Hon. Auctioneer : All-. Edgar Jackson, Clitheroe.


of “ The Judges,” In doing so he said an agricultural show would bo incomplete without judges and they at AVhalley always endeavoured to get the most able judges. The judges that day had done as w'ell as in the piast and he believed they had the confidence of the exhibitors and spiectators, He coupJed with the


Dr. Jackson said he would like, on


wortli.^J.P. C.C., President for the year, more toast to piropiose and that was the piresided. There was a large and in- President of the Association. Air. Long- flueutial company pireseiit, includhig Sir worth, as he liimself had said, had attended


toast jiroposcd at Wlialloy Show for more by owner and tenant, had stood the test than thirty years^and if ho had ever of time and experience and there was no interest that had passed through sucli times of depression. The reason why that interest had weathered the storm was duo to two things ; to tlie good feeling w’hicli existed between landowner and tenant and the enterprise of tho land- owner who provided the eajiital without which agriculture could not Hourisli. Tho piresent moment was a crisis in the


iyshow'ed^that those who had honoured interests of agriculture and it was a tiiiio them with their presence were keenly interested in the Association. Tho As­ sociation had been blamed for holding the Show on Bank Holiday ; for holding it on a Saturday, for holding it in August and also for holding it in September. (Laughter). They had tried almost ovei'3' part of the j'ear but the spring. AVlien it was a success everybody was full of praise, but if it chanced to bo a failure or tho


weather was inauspicious, it was generally j considered tho fault of the Committee I for not making a better selection. (Laugh- j


of stress and strain which would need all their courage to overcome. If the^' diverted capital which was utili.scd for the benefit of agriculture into other clianncls, tlicn thc,y were dying a bad thing for agriculture and in doing a lind thing for agrieiiltiirc Ihc.v were also doing a bad tiling for tlio Icnaiit fanner and the country. Tlic President suitably' responded.


riUZK LIST.


with a very inclement spring and those in the Whalley district wlio were interested in sheep knew to their cost that that branch of their industry had not fiourished. Then followed a i^eriod of cold, dry weather which prevented the grass from growing and- then when tho rains came it seemed as though tliey would never cease. The conditions were certainly


l’., C.C. Albert Troop, George 'rurner,


Horses : Dr. Jackson, Carnforth and Mr. Glias; Clarke, AA^haley Bridge; Heavy Hor.scs: Air. B. Newhouso, Hest Bank, Lancaster; Army Remounts: Ca)rtain •I- R. Aspinali, J.P., Barraclough, Glitlicroe. Cattle and Slieep : Air. John Howard, Gargravo and Mr. Rcdnuiync Higg, Carlmcl, Lancs. Lonk Sheoji: Afr. Janies Parker, Downham, Chtlioioc. Pigs Ah. W. J. Bowler, Danven; Broad ; Mr. John Hieks, Wavcrlrce,iLiverpool. Butter


thej’ attained tlic liigliest success it was not vorj' remunerative. Proceeding, Air. Longwortli said tlie Show, as tlicy were all aware, was instituted in the year 1810 and they lioped, if tliey were spared and if tlieir friends would give them tlic assistance tliej' had given in the past, to celebrate the centenary of tlie Associa-' tion next year. They hoped to receive good support and lioped tlie great occasion would be the means of bringing new friends to tlic lielp of tlie Association. He liad pcrliaps attended more meetings of the AVhalley. Agrieuitural Association tlian any of those present, witli the exoeption of his iiiiclo, and Mr. Richard Tlioinjison. I t wa,s a great plca.siire to sec tlio same friends at tho Sliow year after j'car. 'riicy needed as imicli assistaneo as thc^' could possilily get, liceaiiso he tliouglit it must be known to everybody tliat the funds of tlie Association would suffer on account of the atmospheric conditions sucli as they had had. They lived in a country village and could not depend upon a large “ gate,” unless tho weather was fine and tlio ]ioople were tempted to AAdiallcy. T’lic AVlialley Agricultural Association had, in the past, tried to fulfil jts duty to tlio best of its ability. He was aware that some gentlemen who subscribed to agri­ euitural sliows said they were of no use. 'I'liat, as some jicople would say, was “ arguable,” bub he thouglit anyone wlio looked at the broad question of agri­ culture and tho eminent position it liad attained in breeding good /stock, would


liad been liangipg about so long. (Hear, hear). I t .S]iokc well for tlio fortitude of those engaged in agriculture that when tliey liacl cause for I'cjiining they faced their difficulties very manfully. 'I'hc cour­ age of farmers, was, in Ids opinion, vor,y great. They liad always to wait a long time for their reward and sometimes it was very disappointing.


liven when


the i)ast few weeks liad been anything i j . av, Astloy, West l^lnrton. Skipton. One but what they desired. Tliey commenced


year old gelding or liHy : J J. Uriggs, Worslnn. Clitheroe; 2 C. Coweli, Nook Fold, DiI\Aorth; U J . Kay, Edenfield. Colt or filly foul : 1 J. Briggs, Worston, Clitlieroo ;• 2 AN'illiam .Hind- mnrsli, l^assmoro, Salcsbury. Brood mare, exceeding 14^ hands, with foal a t foot: 1 Martin Cooke, Brook Hall, Higlmm. Colt or filly foal from niaro not exceeding 14 A liands: 1 T. Holgate, Doekhor, Sawloy. Prizes given by .Alfred Nuttnll, Esq. : Foal by “ Kipling Astonish


................ .


inent.” 1 AV. Hindmarsli; 2 T. Holgafe. U, S. Taylor and Soils, A


point of view and they could only liope Jiiss Hick, Myttou Hall. Two voni-.s old goldii.i thoro was a silver lining to tlio clouds tliat ' ■


verj' distressing from an agrieuitural j,, "" or


filly : gelding or


1 and filly;


2 .A. 2 IMis-s Hick .. .. .


filly foal: 2 Miss Hick ; 2 H. AV. \\'or.sley-U.’aylor i^loroton, AVlinlloy.


stones, any age : I G. Kenyon, Blaekslmw l[ous(f, Bolton;


reserve .Men Nutter, Gisburno. Sadtlle or Imrness ; Mure or gelding, to lu


I and 2 lAIiss Hick." Colt or Alaro or gelding up to


O .. ne lo


golding np to 12 stones, any ago : ] , ’g . Kenyon ; 2 Miss AVorsley-Taylor, Aloreton, A’lialley;


Jlell, Fence, Burnloy. Mai'e or A


ridden, not liaving won a first prize pre\ ioiis to July 31st, inOU : I J. W. Astley, W est i\larton, Skipton ; 2 and Hackney Society's iUedal, B. Black, Baeton, Stownmrkcb; 3 'rhonias Catlow, Higher Trap Stud, Padiham. Mare or gelding, over 14;V hands, to bo ridden : 1 Pliihp Smith, Haddon House, Asiiton-on-Mor.sey; 2 'I’liomas Catlow, Padiham ; 3 11. T. Parke, AVithnell Fold, near Cliorle^’. IMaro or gelding, not o.vceeding 144 hands, to be ridden : I PI. AA'^atls, Adswooil, Choadlo Hulmo; 2 H. T. Parlco; 3 Thomas Catlow. iVIaro or golding, not exceeding 13 hands, to be ridden : 1 A. J . AVillett, AVlntccroft, Stockton Heath, AA^arrington ; 2 J. & AV'. AVhit- tnker, Mayficltl, Accrington. Turnout: Maro or golding, o\'cr 14.1 hands,


harness and two or four-wheeled \cFiiclo: 1 P. Smith, Ashton-on-Morsoy; 2 AV. S. Cuiiaril, Orchard, East Grinstoad; 3 'J.’liomas Catlow. Tui’n o u t : Maro or golding not oxcccding I4.t hands, harness and two or four-whoolcd vohielo : 1 H. AA^'aHs; 2 H. T. Parko; 3 Thoimts Callow. Tradesmen’s tu rn o u t : horse, harnc.ss aiul two or four-wlieolod vehicle, usotl solely for business purposes: 1 G. Counscll, 22, Durwon Street, Blackburn ; 2 PVed AA^ilson, Foro Street, Lower


hurdles only ; 1 Jolm Taylor, i^Ioor Street, Ormskirk ; 2 Bon Nutter, Gisburno. Jimipors oyer hurdles, stone wall and w a te r : 1 John Taylor; 2 Bon Nutter. Pony race, in tho ring, for ponies not o>fceoding 13 hands, to bo ridden 1^ byys under 14 years of ago 1 James Holgate.


Darwoii; 3 Thoimis PIcskotli, Broughton, Preston. Jumping and pony racing : Jum()urs over


j ’oar ol'l


.Hunters ; Three years old gelding or filly ^ rnpYors, Kn.g StveSt.Tvi;'n !


A ’hittlo Hall, Millington.


ter). They met under very distressing | Duvo yciu-s old goldiiig or filly : l ..\. D. Dale..;. conditions tliat day. Ihc weather for


Ij IGHT HOBSKS.—Ol’EX— li.-VCKN'MVS—


ciiorW. Two years old gelding m- nih- : ..........


the Show for more than thirty years, but he had done more than that. AH. Longworth had been the baok-bono of all the work from one show to another and there was no one in that piart of the country to wiiom they ow'ed more for the success of the Show. AH. Longworth was a man, of whom theio were many to bo found in Lancashire, who combined the business of the County with llio Imsincss of landowning. The qualities that had made liini successful in business had made him successful in landowning and a friend of the agriculturist. The principle of the inanagoinent of land, that


behalf of himself and liis colleagues, to thank them for the way thej' had received the toast. He had always heard AAJialloy Show described as a “ good little show,” and wiien he was asked to take the place of Air. Barton, who was indisposed, he did not demur for a moment, because he felt it w'as a place he would like to visit. All’. AVorsley-Taylor said there was one


Henry Procter, Giles Farm, Thomley-witli- AAqieatley; 2 Tlioinas Tomlinson, Houghton Bam Althamy’; Siiiro or cart twof j ’cars ifold golding or filly : 1 Noble Richardson, Blue siato Farm, Samlosbury Shiro or cart one year old gelding or filly 1 Noldo Richardson ; 2 T.'Kolgato Dockber, Sawloy. Shiro or cart marc to have foal a t fo o t: 1 James Bailey, Samlosbury: 2


James Finch, Grirasargh. Sliiro cart colt foal: 1 and medal J. Bailey, Samlosbiuy ; 2 AV. Tliistlo- waito, Bank^Hey^^Farm, Livosoy. Shiro' or ^ r t filly foal: 1 R. Bailey, Llttlo Mytton Hall, Ayhalley; 2 Noble Richardson. Foal got by either “ Billington Royal Albert ” or “ BilUng- ^ n Harold ” 1 Edward IMelling, Hinckley Grange, Langho ; 2 James T^inch, Grimsargh. Cart maro or golding, to bo sIioami in working p a r s : 1 Thomas Hanson, Hoy Moor, Groat Harwood; 2 AVilliam Motcalfo, Ltd., Cluirch. Cha,mpioii Prizes, open to a l l : Shiro brood mare with foal a t foot j 1 and Shiro Horso Socioty’j medal i Robert Brothorton, Old Hall Farm., Loyland; 2 J. Bailey, Samlosbiu’y ; 3 Noble Richardson, Shiro colt foal: Henry IMackoroth, Low Hall, AVhittiuglmm ; 2 Jas. Bailey; 3 AV, Thistlowaite, Livesoy. Shiro filly foal: 1 Robert Brothorton, Loyland; 2 Noblo Ricliardson; 3 J. Haythornthwaito, Old Hall, Sinionstono. HORNED CATTLE Open—Bull over


years old ; 1 Lady Tluirsby, Ormorod Houso, Burnloy; 2 A


Baron iMill Farm, Harwen. Bull not exceeding two years, with not more than 2 broad leoth : 1 John Niglitingnlo, IMoss Hull, IVIuch Hoolo,


A'’allpnper Manufacturers, Ltd.,


Preston. 2 J. & AA^ Dawson, Colliers, Billington. Cow in calf or milk : 1 Lancnsliiro Inebriates Acts Board, Langho ; 2 Jolm Wliittakor & Son, Grindloton. Hoifor, over 2 years old to liavo at least ono small tooth a t side : 1 J. H. JIadon, Hookclifto Houso, Baonp.; 2 J. Hill, Wilpshiro. Hoifor not oxccoding 18 months old : 1 Lady Thurshy ; 2 J. H. JIndon.


C.ATTLE; Dairy Cow: 1 W. Wallhank,


Burnloy. Dairy calf in calf or m ilk : 1 I*. Speak, Sliaw Houso, AVlialley; 2 J. Eatough, J\ing Street, AAnialloy. Soiling class, cow or heifer, price not to exceed £20 : 1 J. AAMiittakor nnd Son; 2 T. Tomlinson, Altham. Laying-off cow, duo to calvo before Nov. 1st, 1901), AVhalley


A ^. Tallorsall, Brick House, Farm,


fat cross-bred lambs, bred I>y tho exhil>ilor : I \ \ . I'^irth, Cobear Nook Farm, Bead. Pen of tlirce liorneJ Scoleli owes, having suckled l.mihs this season : 1 Airs. Par.sons, Grindlulon; 2 T. Tomlinson, AVlialley. PIGS.—Boar any breed ; 1 J. Ril(\v aiul Son,


Hapton, Jjiirnley; 2 'I'. Alorris, Netberlowii, AAlmlloy. Sow. any breed: I 'J . Riley & Son. Sow any breed, with litter of sneking pigs, under ten weeks old : 1 Airs. AA'Iiiltuker, AAnialloy /Vrms, AA'lialley. Best quality store p ig : I J. IHley & Son; 2 AA'. Tattersull, Brick Houso Farm. Burnley.


BUTTER.—Dairy of ImiUcm *, not less than


less tlian 301bs. ojicli : 1 .). Bee, Biilsnapo Hall, Goosnargh ; 2 .1. C<»wpe, Kir Trees, Goosnargli


JAA, lyo, Aid House Dilwortli. l.hroo cheeses w. Houghton. Niib View, Billington: 2 A. of not more Mian 12lhs. each: 1 J. Bee; 2 J.


•) n* i> \f ti If


Three Laneasbiro Clioeso, of not .-VI


I .f» . ^ 1


Cowpo ; 3 John Procter, Lane Side Farm, Alston BRE.‘V1).—Ono loaf of wldlo bread 4 lbs.


Ono loaf of white bn*ail. 2M)s. weight: 1 niul 2 | A


weight: I AA'. Collier, High Street, Loigli ; 2 H. Carr, Ixnowles Street', Bakery, Rishton.


A illiiim Collier. Ono loaf of brown bread, 2lbs. 1


dressed ready for cooking; I Airs, Burton, Seven .Acre Brook, Blaekbiirn ; 2 T. AA'lnttaker,


weight: 1 James Bate, Borough I.Aakory, J3, Slaterliek.l, Bolton ; 2 C. Ra}’ii"r T’wo loaves of white bread, not loss than 4 lbs. weight each: (Baked from Alessrs, Aiijiloby’s “ Ssuxess ’ flour) 1 AA'illiuin Alosolcy, Borough J.3alvcry, /Veerington; 2 John Green ; 3 T, H. Carr, Knowles Street., Risliton. Two loaves of white bread, not loss Mum 2ib*. weight each. (Baked from Alessrs, .Appleby’s “ Ssuxess Flour) ; 1 Airs. Ella Lloyd, 24, Atolvillo Street, Gb. Lever, Bolton; 2 Airs. H. Pendlobury, Brook Fold Farm, Har­ wood, nr. Bolton; 3 Aliss L. Alosoloy, 138, Alanchostcr Road, /Veerington. DRESSED POULTRY : Couple of ducklings,


. Alagpio, any variety, coc'k or lion, bred 1909 : 1 . i


R. .Arkwriglit; 2 G. & AA'. Scott *iiiui7ie. uuv vmiuvv.


turbit or any other


Hargreaves. 11, AA'lialley Road, /Veerington. Drag()U, ad ult:I G. AA'. Scott; 2 AA'. T. Stall- worth. Higham, nr Burnloy; 3 J. .A. Smith, 183, .Abbey Road, Barrow-in-Furness. Dragon, bred 1009 : lAA’. T. Stanworth; 2 J. /A. Smith : 3 AA'. Jlawortb, jnr., Padiluim. Dragon, any ngo, selling class, £i: I J. IT. Alawilsley, -IS, Loylantl Lane, I^cyland ; 2 T. Chow, ITarwoii; 3 [ T. AValton, jnr., US, Tufton Street, Silsdon. ' irantail, white : 1, 2, 3 and s))eeial A


itikk ui nu -


A *. E. IToyes, j


colour; 1, 2 and 3 AA'. C. Boyes, Blackpool. • Any other variety, cock, bred 1909:


131, George Street. Blackpool; Fantail, any ; I S.


ons di'0.s3ccl roncly foi- cooking : I Mrs, Burton ; £]o lim i t : 1 G. and AV. S co tt; 2 G. and F. Rudd, | “ n


8-, Bank Stroot, Rawtonstall. C'oiipio of cliieU- | o j . ij;. BricRS, Stockpoi't. ’ ' ' .


Dockbor, Sawloy ; 2 Cliarlos AVilkinson, Bulls J . Higham.


Head Hotel, AVilpshire; 3 AA'aUor Holgate, Sawley ; 4 R. Hebdon, Whalley.


4 to 10 years old, lioight 14-3 to 10 hands, to bo sliown in saddle: 1 Airs. AA'hipp, AA'lialley; 2 A. Boll, Fence, Burnloy ; reserve Jolm Billington, Ridding Hoy, Clithoroo.


Army remounts (open): Best maro or gelding


golding, nob, having won a fii’st prize previous to J Illy' J 1st, 1909 : 1 James Finch, Grimsargh ; 2 Thomas Hanson, Hoy- Moor, Great Harwood. Shiro or car tmaro or golding s 1 Janios Fincli. Shiro or cart, throo years old golding or filly: 1


HEAVY HORSES.—Sliiro or cart maro or


Loftlioiise, King Street, AVhaJloy; 2 Tlionms AA'hittnlcer, 82, Bank Street, Rawlcnslall. Threo eabljago : 1 and 2 A. J.,ofMiouso. Three garden' turnips : I E. Pyo, Park Villas, AVlmlloy. Throe Swede turni))s: I .V. Lofthousc; 2 J. Nightingale, Aliieli Hoole, Preston. Six toniatoos 1 AA'. H. Hargreaves, Billington, AA'lialley; 2 R. Grundy, Billington, AVlialley. Two cueum- bors : 1 R. Grundy ; 2 T. AA'liittakcr. Six round ])obatoo8 : I AV. Button, Wlialloy; 2 E. Pyo, AVhalloy ; Six flat potatoes : 1 \V. Bufton ; 2


I grasses: 1 A. Ross, ; 2 E. AA'alsli; 3 P. Roborb- I sou, Quoon Street, AA'Iialloy; 4 H. Doxoy. ■; DRAAVING.—For sHiolars any .ago : 1 A.^ ! Taylor, South View, AA'Iialloy ; 2 P. Robertson ; ' 3 R.Ormerod, Nothortowp, AVhnlloy. For sclio- lars 11 years of ago and over : 1 A. l ira , AA'iswcU Shayo; 2 A. Taylor *; 3 and 4 ,F. AValsh, South - Viow, AVhalloy ; 5 A. Hurt, Bridge ond, Wlialloy ;


grasses: 1 E. Walsh, Soutlu View, AAHiaUoy; 2 A. Taylor. South View, ..Mflialloy; 3 H. Doxoy, Bramley Aloado, Wlialloy; 4 A. Ross, AA'iawoll Sliayo, AA'lialley. Best ebllection of undosirablo


COMPE'riTIONS : Best colloction of desirable


Agl’icultiiral Im)iIemonts ninst suitahlo for d is tr ic t: 1 I*arkor & Holden, Stocks Hill, AA'luil- ley. Best collection of poultry a))))Iiaiiees : 1 J.AI.D. Ap))lianeo Co., Blackburn. A'EGET/VBLES.---Threo eaulillowers: 1 /V.


•• V/ U tENSILb, Ac. : Best i.qlloction of 2 Higliam ; 2 G. & AV. Scott. Show liomer,


hen, £5 limit 1 J. Higham; 2 R. & AA'. Robheram, Sonth))oi t ; 3 G. & F. Rudd, AA'arcllo.Sliow liomcr cock, £l limit: I T. /Vshcroft, Ponwortliahi ; 2 J. Higham ; 3 R. & AA'. Rotlioram. Sliow homor hen, £1 limit: 1 AA'. H. Smith, Sonthjjort; 2 G. & AA': Scott; 3 J. Higliam. AA'orking homor. a d u l t : 1 Ecelcston ^ Robinson, Bureeougli; 2 AA'. H. Smith; 3 Wilson Bros., R'awtcnstall. Exhibition flying homor; I and s)iceial: T. AA'altoii, jnr.; 2 A. Foulds, Briercliffo; 3 J. Higham. AA'orking homor, likeliest for flying purposes, bred 1909, cock: 1 T. Palmer; 2 J.


JTroekonshaw, 7, Riddle Street, Rochdale. Any oilier variety, hen, bred 1909 :1 S. Brockonshaw. AA'orking homer, cock or hen : 1 and 2 R. Eccles, Nelson, Street, Low Aloor; 3 H. P. Airey, AA'lialley. AA'orking homer, cock or hen, bred 1909 : 1, 2 and special R. Eccles; 3 H. P, Airey, I Show homer, bred in 1909, cock or h e n : .1 J . j Higliam, Edeu Grove, Bolton-lo-Saiids, Carnforth ; 2 J. Higham ; 3 J. Hartley & Sons, Accrington. | Show homer, cock, £10 lim i t : 1 and 3 J. Higham ; Show homer, hen, j


....... ,


_ AVarillo ; 1! J. Highain. Show homor, £5 limit; j Highi .


Jihs., in separate lbs., tho prndui'o of (he farm occupied by the, exhibitor: 1 Airs. T. Sugar, Haugh Hoad, Road : 2 11. l.’roetoi*. Siiopbortl’s Fields, Downham ; 3 Afiss L. Taylor, Downham Aim, CImtburn. Dairy of butter, not 1 *ss tlian •libs., in separate Ihs., and tlio produce of tho farm occupied by tla? oxliibitr)!’ (open) t Airs. T. Sugar. 2 Airs. H. Pcndlobnry, Bolton. CHEKSE.-—


threo Ionic mountain store ewes : 1 and 2 D. Hague ; Pen of tliroo lonk mountain store gim- mer lamlis : 1 and 2 D. Hague. Pen of threo half-lircd store owes, cross botwoon any two imro breeds ; I Airs. 1‘arsons, Lane Side Farm, Grindlcton ; 2 V\*. AA'liiltakcr, l^ynwood, WVst- Bradford. Pen of t hroe fat lambs out of horned Seotcli cw(‘s, I>roil by the exhibitor.:! T. Tom­ linson, l.awsonsteads, A


1 and medal R. Taylor, Downham, Alill,Clmtburn 2 Limeashiro x-Iacbriatcs /Vets Board, Ivanglio. Dodded ram jaVnb, of any jinre breed : J and 2 Robert Taylor; Pen of three dodded ^istore gimmor lambs of any pure breed : 1 iMincasbiro liicbri tes .-Vets Board. Lonk nioimtain ram : 1 and special ; D. Hague, Copy Nook, CUth froo. Lonk mountain ram lamb : 1 D. Hague; 2 O. R. A


A ’hittani, Hurstwood Hall, Burnley. Pen of A ’lailloy. I’lmi of llu’co


District Stalces, open to tlio Society’s tlistrict only 1 J. AA^hitlakor & Son, Gnndletoii; 2 AA^ AA'all- bank. Cow or Heifer in calf or milk 1 AA'illiam AA^ullbauk ; 2 J. AA^hittakor & Son. Dairy cow liought a t tlio Clitheroe jVnetion Afarb : I A\’. \A allbank ; 2 Lancashire Inebriates Acts Board ; 3 Artlmr Procter, Butler .h''arm, 13illington. Best cow, most suitable for dairy purposes, not to luivo had a calf within bliree months 1 AA^dl- piipcr iAIanufacturers, Lt<l ; 2 jolm Eatough, A\ halley. 'I.’hrco animnl.s fo any ago or sex : I AA^ AA^illhnnk ; 2 J. AAdiittaker ifc Sons. SHE ISP.—Dodded ram of any j)uro breed :


Brookhouso, AA'^addington; 2 Slmrples and Bailoy, Bold A^onturo Farm, Altham. Cow in calf or milk ; 1 AV. AVallbank; 2 J. AA^hittakor & Son. Bull over two years old : 1 AA^ Procter, Craggs Farm, Padiham. Bull not exceeding two years old : 1 J, &. A\^ Dawson; 2 AA^allpapers j\Ianu- facturors, Ltd. Heifer over 2 years old : 1 AA^ AVallbank; 2 Thomas Bolton, Oak Tree Farm, Alston. Pleifor not exceeding 18 months old : 1 T. Tomlinson, Houghton Barn, Altham ; 2 R, Taylor, Po^mham I\Iill, Chatburn. Heifer Calf, under (> months old : 1 J. Morris, Almonds Farm, Samlosbury.; 2 J. Riislito , Nab Side, BilUngton. F a t Heifer ; 1 R. Green, A^nlo Hou.so AAlialloy; 2 A


6 R Ormerod, Nothertown, AVlialloy ; 7 A. Ross ; 8 H. Farrar, Quoon Street, iWhalloy ; 49 ?R. Robinson, Nab View, Wlialloy. I'or scholars unclor 11 yoai-s of ago : 1 A. Barnes, Notbertown, H bailoy ; 2 L. Garrott, Bank Cottages, Billington U iL. Booth, Bramley View, Wliallov ; 4 J. Pickup Coronation Terraco, Langho ; 5 P.' Wilson, Park


Villas, Wlialloy; (i G. Staooy, ..Quoon AStroot, AVlialley;


»


Clitlioroo; - J. R. ..Isiiinall, Barraclough. Clitliei oo 3 Walter lirtli. Road, Blackburn ; Old Eiwlisli gamo spangled lion : 1 W, Firth ; 2 Jliss Bah- cock Old .English gamo, any other colour, cock:


BOULIRY.— Old English gjimo spjiiigled h


l3“ fieock, Rfiuiiigtoii,


L, ■ F" ■).'*B“''>II: - Babcock : W. Frit,I,. Old English game, any other colour, hen : 1


Miss Babcock; 2 G. Loo, Wliarfo.kilc, Prontoii, Birkoiihoac ; 3 W. Firth.


.t[,ulo,-,i gamo, any


colour, cock or lion : 1 and 3 W. Firth • -\ii- daltisiitn cock; 1 G. Duckworth, The .Mano,-, 1 onUoti-lc-pydc, iir. Preston ; 2 A. Titlerington, 1 ‘''‘5^,


Andalusian Hen : 1 Ali.ss Balicock ; 2 A. 'I’ittoi*- ingtoii 3, T. Fielding, Nickloty, Walaileii, todmordon. 'Logliorii cock ; 1 Jle.ssrs. Smethn-


Clithoroo; 3 .tli.s.s Babcock.


rst, and Haslam, Starkios, Bury. Loglioni lion : 1 and 2 Smotimrst & Haslam ; 3 G. Dnckwortli Minorca cock or hen : 1 and 2 Hmcllmr.st and Haslam. Lnngshnn cock or hen ; ] mid 2 R. Anthony, Home Farm, En.xtoii, Chorloy; ,3 Thoiiins Sngdoii, Park Road. Ponlt,oii-lo-Flydo. Orpington cock ; 1 G. Duckworth ; 2 R, Anthony, 3 C. Preston, Earlshcaton, Dewshnry. Or­ pington hoti: 1 C. Preston ; 2 G. Dowlmrst. AAyandotto black or wliilo cock: ! and 2 G. Duckworlb ; .3 R. .Antony. A


A ’yamlot.to lilaek or


variety, cockerel or p u lle t: I AV. Firth ; 2 Ali.ss Babcock; 3 J, Dawson, Jiillington, AVhalley. Anj' other variot3% cockerel or p ullet; 1 Aliss Babcock; 2 Smcthiu’st & Haslam ; 3 Rev. I. IL Nodder, Asliovor Rectory, Chesterfield. Cockerel or inillot most suitable for table purposes : 1 A. Lofthousc, AVlialley ; 2 Airs. Burton, Seven Acre Brook, Blackburn; 3 AA'. Bufton, Alaj^ Terrace, Billington. Selling cliuss, cock or hen, not to exceed £1 : 1 R. /Vntlionj'; 2 G. Preston ; 3 Aliss Babcock. Soiling class, cock or lien not to exceed iOs. : 1 Aliss JBabcock; 2 C. Preston ; J R. .Aiitllon3'. Cross bred hen for la.ying purposes, single comb : 1 Aliss Babcock ; 2 H. Hanson, Hoy Aloor, Great Harwood, 3 Airs. J , Collinson, Natoby, Garstang. Cross bred hen for laying jnirposcs, rose comb : 1 and special; Aliss Babcock ; 2 —.


.Bantam, anv A ---------. Drake or duck nn>’ ago : 1 and 2 Airs. SutclifTc, Hill Top Farm,


Bnrnlej'; 3 R. .Anthony'. Gift class, : 1 Alessrs. Inman Elam, J3radford ; 2 Aliss Babcock ; 3 J. Dawson, AA'hnllo^’. Game Bantam, modern cock : I AA'. Firth ; Game bantam, modern lion : 1 AA. Firth. Old English game bantam, sjiau- gled cock: 1 J. Dawson. Billington ; 2 Aliss Bab­ cock ; 3 G. I.<ee ; Old Englisli game liantam spangled lien: 1 Aliss Babcock; 2 G. Leo; 3 1). Dawson; Oltl Englisli gamo bantam, imy other colour, cock : 1 Aliss JAabcock ; 2 J. Dawson 3 J. R. .Aspinali. Old Englisli game liantam, nn.v other colour, hen;: 1 J. Dawson; 2 Aliss ILibcock; 3 J. R. .Aspinali. Bantam, an,y otlicr variety, cock or iicn : 1 J. Pliillips, Clinton road, Rcdrntli. Cornwall; 2 H. Fox, Flower Fold Farm, Gt. Harwood; 3 J. H. Smith, Poet’.s Lancs Southport iMical. —Orpington, A


rock, co«’k or ben : I and 3 li. Hargreaves, Bank, Farm, AA'lmlle\’ : 2 H. KawclilTc. .Any oilier variety, cock: I \A'. Firtli : 2 J. Dawson; 3 •A. Simpson. Pmlilmni. .Vn.v other variety, hen : 1 \V. Firth. Beatl ; 2 .1. Dawson; 3 Airs. Blaek-


A ’.yjindotte or


btirn. Poultry Kami, AA'halbv. Rosceomb blue lien: 1.2 ami II. Hanson, Gl. Harwood. Cross


bred hen for la.ving pur|)oses : 1 and 2 A*. Bufton; A


Sunn}' To)), Tottington, Bur}’ ; 2 and 3 AA'. II, Fairbnrn, Hunger Hill, AVardlo, Rochdale. Six fresh hen eggs, Ijrown : 1 AA'. H. Fairburn ; 2


3 J. Hanson. Selling class, cock or hen not to excccil os. : 1 J. Dawson; 2 Airs. J3laekburn ; 3 »I. DoniKilly, King Street, AA'lialle.v. EG( JS.—Six fresli hen eggs, white : I O. Bond.


J, Sharpies. Great Harwood; 3 G. Bond, Totting­ ton. Si.x fresh hen eggs : I and 3 : J. Shai’iiles ; 2 F. S. Dawson, Leeds'Koad. Nelson. PIGEONS.—Tumbler, any variety, coi’k or


hen, bred 1909: I J. Barton, 'I'ho .Avarics, Sbeflield ;2 J. .Harrison, 32, Gilbert Street, Harlesyke, Burnley ; 3 Alidgole}' Bros., 7. Fell Lane, Keigliley. Owl, epek or hen, a i lu l t : I J. Brayslmw, .Arkwright,


G. iV'. AA'. Scott, Roomfield .Avarios, T’odinordeii. Owl,


Jilackpool;


(54, Clifton Street, Keighley ; 2 R. 129, George Street,


3


frill variety, cock : 1 ; 3 J. Brayslmw. utuu


wliito hen : 1 R. Antony ; 2 George Duekw.irtli; 3 JJr. Jaek.son, Cariifortb. AVymuloUe, any oilier colour, cock : 1 (J. Preston ; 2 ll. Picklo.s, Kayficld House, E a rb y ; 3 G. Duckworth. AAyandotto, any oilier colour, hen: I G. Duck­ worth ; 2 C. Preston ; 3 ,H. Pickles. Plymoiitli Rock cock : 1 C. Pre ston; 2 G. J..00; 3 G. Duclc- wortli. Plymouth .Rock lion : 1 C. Preston ; 2 R. H. Slater Chi[)ping ; 3 G. Lee. Any other variety cock : 1 H. Pickles; 2 AV. Firth ; 3 J. AL Clark, 1(), St. Luke’s Grove, Southport. .Any other variety not classified hen ; 1 H. Pickles ; 2 W, Firth ; 3 H. Fortune, Keighley. AA'3^andottc, Orpington or Pljunoutli Cockerel: I H. Piclcles ; 2 R. Anthony; 3 G. Duckworth. AA^'^^andotto Orpington or Plymouth p ullet: I H. iLuvi-liffo, Aigliton, AA'lialley; 2 Entwistio Bros., A houghton; 3 H. RawclifTc.


’ost- A. Jackson; 3 J. A. Hanson. Soiling class,


working homcrjcock^orjhcii nob|to^oxceed|5s.L'il J. K. Mawdsloy ; 2 AA'ilson Bros.; 3 T. /Vlkinson. Gift class : 1 R. /Vrkwright; 2 J. Brayslmw; 3


AA. /V. Hutchinson. Likeliest for flying imrposos, siiorb distance : 1 /V. .fackson; 2 R. Eccles; 3 U. G. Sager, Higham. Local— \\ orkmg homor, likeliest for living ))ur()oses, cock I J. E. Hanson; 2 H. P. .Virey ; 3 F. Birch. A


A orking homor, Iik*'liest ftu* living purposes, hen;


1 J. E. llniison ; 2 11. P. Airey’; 3 A. Cliiiiiiendalo, Uiureh. Working homer. likeliest for flying purposes, cock or hen, lired in 19D‘.) : I Miss. J.


Dixon, Clayton-le-Moors; 2 J. E. Hanson; 3 •V. Lujiton, Great Harwood. DOGS. Old Englisii .Sheep d oj or bitch: 1


I-L Bayliss, Darwen ; 2 Hardman mid Derwent, Gl()sso)> ; .1 11. \ . \\ olslenholme, Blackburn. Bull dog or bitch, lim it: 1 L. Urabiree. .Alanchcs- Lter: 2 S. H. Diiw.soii, .Nelson; 3 T. Scholes, Blackburn. Bull iIolt or liitch. novice; LMrs. Isubelhi Earl, Hlacklmm ; 2 T. Scholes. Re­


triever or set ter. dog or bileli, limit : 1 W*. Holden, Blackburn ; 2 U. Green, Blackburn ; 3 .-A. 'J’aylor, Clayton-le-.Aloors. Non-s])orting dog or bitoli, any variety, limit : 1 L. Urabiree; 2 K. Pate, Barrowford; 3 .). U. Culsimw, Blackburn.


S|)orting ilog or l>iteh, any Viirioiy, limit: 1 H. J. Haekhmii, Miineliestcr ; 2 Parkin.son Bros., Blackburn; 3 E. Briggs, Pleasington. • Groy-


Ih n i t : 1 \V. I*. Tyson, Barrow-in Kurness ; 2 Dr. G. J. AValdron Johnstone. Klcetwood ; 3 AV. Bi’ierlcjv. JAurnlu}’ ; Smoot li collio, dog or hitch, limit': U. AA'. \yinl, Hawtenstall; 2 A


liound, dog or liiteli, limit; 1 E. Briggs'; 2 'C. Hodgson, Burnlc}'.. Rough collie, dog or bitcli,


A'’. Hanson,


Jtead ; 3 J. W ilkinson. AA'lialley. Collie puppy rough or snioolh, dog «ir bitcli* I C. AA'. Wint; 2 AA. 1*. Dyson; 3 J. iV H. Kidd. Rawlmistall. Aireilalc ilog or bitch, limit.; 1 \A’. Proudlovo, Burnley; 2 G. Hawortli, Blackburn ; 3 P. Smilli, Aceringt.on ;


1 . AA. Grccnluilgii, lloclulale. Airc«lale dog or bitch, 1)111)))}': I G. .Haworth, Jflackburn; 2 P. Smith ; .3 AV. Proudlovo. l''ox torricr, smooth, dog or bitch, lim it: 1 A. Hamer, Burnley; 2 P. H. Forshaw, Bolton; 3 F. J. /V. Mayes, /Vdlington. Fox terrier, smooth, dog or bitcli : novice : 1 P. H. Forsliaw ; 2 F. J. /V. Mayes; 3 J. L. Halstead, Blacko, Nelson. I'ox terrier, rough, dog or bitch, limit: I Parkingtou Bros., Bhickl)urn ; 2 F. Hoyle. Clitheroe ; 3 E. Marslnnd Burnley, lox terrier, rough : <!og or bitcli, novice : i K. Hoyle ; 2 J. Benthoni ; 3 T. Siddall, /Accrington. ,I*’ox terrier, rough or smooth, dog'or bitch, ()ui)|)y : 1 .1. Benthom, Blackrod ; 2 J. AV. 'rimicr, Blackhuni ; 3 P. It. Blirncs,


•Haslingden. I'omeranimi or Pomeranian mina- turc, dog or bitch, any colour, o!>en : 1 11. Bridge, Burnley ; 2 A. Darbyshiro. Fnrnworlii; 3 G. H. Cross, Castloton. Pomeranian or Pomeranian minature, dog or bitch, any colour, lim it: 1 H. Bridge; 2 /A. Darbyshiro ; 3 G. H. Cross. Pomeranian or jiomeriinian miimturc, dog or bitch, any colour, novice: I A. Darbyshiro ; 2 J. 3Iillor. Blackburn : 3 .Airs. F. Brown, Hasling­ den. Pomeranian or pomermiian minature, dog or bitch, any colour, maiden : I d. Mollor; 2 T. Sehole.s ; 3 \V. Metcalfe,- Blackburn. Pom­


eranian or pomeranian miiuituro, dog or bitch any colour, iiiqipy : 1 G. H. Cross ; 2 T, Scholcs ; 3 ,E. Hidlwortli, Great Harwood. I.hig dog or bitch, o))cn : 1 J. R. Culsimw, Blmrkburu; 2 D. H. Greenwood, Todmordon. Pug dog or bitch, limit : I J. R. Oulshaw ; 2 G. Briggs, Darwen ; 3 D. H. Greenwood. Pug (log or hitch, maiden: 1 G. I3riggs; 2 AA'alker it Shaw, Great Harwood ; 3 E. A\ atson, Hebdcn Bi'idgo. /Any variety puppy, except /Virodnles, collies, fox terriers nnd pomcranimi.s: 1 AA^ Bolton, Sabden; 2 StnfTord & S))cak, Heywood; 3 .Airs. 1. Hargrea­ ves, Mollor, Blacklmrn.


bitch, 2r)lhs. or over, oi)cn : 1 L. Crabtree; 2 H. J. Rackliam, Manchester; 3 AA'. Proudlovo. /Any variety dog or bitch 2r)ll)s. or over, lim t : 1 L*. Cralitrcc ; 2 H. J. Rncklmm ; 3 AA'. Proudlovo Any variety dog or bitch, under 2")ll)s., o))cn : I J. R. Culsimw; 2 Mrs. Hardman, Newton Heath ; 3 AV. Proudiove. Any variety dog or bitcli, under 251l)s., lim it: I *J. R. Culsimw, B ackburn; 2 Mrs. Hardman, Manchester; 3 AA'. Proudiove,’^ Burnley. Jal.ter of pujqjios, not less limn throe in minibcr.uiider three months old : 1 R. B. Blaekhurn, ClitluToo : 2 1. i\Iarsdon, Darwen ; 3 G. Briggs, Darwen. tSelling class, dog or bitch, any la-ccd, |H’ico not to or.cccd £3 : I 11. J. Kackmun, Manclicstcr ; 2 AV. Proudlovo*; 3 SlalTord & Speak, Heywood. Dog or bitch, miytvaricly, to he sliown in tiio ring by a boy or girl not oxceciling 13yesirs of age : all entered in lliis Class recetN’ed a ))i*ize.


.-Any variety dog or


si I ’iil i r


•iiijiiij- I P. Smith, Accrington: 2 AA'. Proudlovo; 3 . .'Virediile, (.log or liitrh, novice : m P 1(i: J u; th 0:t I I i


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“ The holiday was a failure for I was so


terribly run down ” Change of Blood, more, than change of air, is needed by many who suffer from Lassi­ tude, Low Vitality and Nervous Attacks in the summer months. That is why holidays often fail to benefit ; of this Mrs. Chenhall, 4 1, Canterbury Roa i, Rock Ferry, Birkenhead, supplies clear proof. “ 1 had been very poorly for


a long time,” she stated ; “ altogether ‘ out of sorts.’ So I went for a holiday; but it was a failure, for 1 was so terribly run down. As 1 got more and more low spirited, dull and nerveless, I returned home. I took various tonics, but the fearful


. depression remained over me. At last I read about cures by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, so I tried them. “ After taking a few boxes


' Hartley, Burnley ; 3 A. Foulds. Working homer likeliest for flying purposes, bred 1900, hen. 1 and special J. Hartley; 2 J. Higham; 3 Eccleston and Robinson. Working ^ homer, having tlo^vn.200 miles pr-oyor, ock or hen ; 1 and special J . H. Mawdsloy, Leyland; 2 J. Hanson;v 3 A.. Jackson', Rochdale. AVorking homer, having floym 10() miles or over; cock : 1 and special Wilson Bros.; 2 AA'.‘ A.'Hutchinson,


of these pills cheerfulness of spirits returned and the de­ pression left me. My nerves were braced up' and my health returned. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills nourished my blood and o made me well in no time.”


I/oyland ; 3 W. Rossall. AA'orking homor, having flo\m 100 miles or over, h e n : 1 T. Palmer; 2 A. Jackson ; 3 AA'ilson Bros.; Spiling class, any variety, cock or hen not to exceed £1: IIL Arlcwrighb; 2 J. Barton ; 3 T. Atkinson. Soiling class, any variety, cock or hon; jirico not to oxcood 10s.: 1 R. Arkwright; 2 J. H. iMawdsloy ; 3 A. Foulds. Soiling class, working homer, cock orfhen, price not to oxceod 10s.: 1 A. Foulds ;i,2


makc’good, new blood and have cured Anaemia, Debility, Indigestion.>'v Nervous Disorders, • Kheuinatisni, Paralysis ; also -the * ills-., of \ women. 2/0 a bo x ;^i3/^, for-'Slx,spbst^frcc,LY


Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills


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from Dr. Williains’.Mcdicmc" Co:; 46,-4Tolbo^ii^V Viaduct, T.ondon. Also o M e a l e r i ^ '


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