Onions — Irwin, 1 ; J Blockmore, 2. Lettuce — G H Bhodes, 1 ;3 F Smithson, 2. Kidnny Pota toes — S F Smithson, 1 ; Mrs Luxmoore, 2. Bound — B Irwin, 1 ; Mrs Luxmoore, 2. Dish of boiled — B Morgan, 1 ; J Gillespie, 2 ; i H Wbittoker c. Peas— G H Rhodes, 1 ; Mrs Luxmoore 2. Beans — J Blackmore, 1 ; A j Perry, 2. Bhubsrb, best — MoNaughton, 1 ; i G H Rhodes, 2. Heaviest— B Irwin, 1 ; A ] Beswick, 2. Collection Vegetables— Black- i more, 1 ; Smithson, 2 ; Jowsey, c. Arti- I chokes — Mrs Luxmoore, 1. Aaparagus — ] Bhodes, 1 ; Mrs Luxmoore, 2. AMATEUBB" OLASSES. ' Pot Plastß.— Staged for effect, F Palli- ' eer 1, A Beswick 2. Fuchaias-3. H Whit- ' taker ; 2 do. H Whittaker 1, J Meikle 2. ' Pelargoniums— chow, H Whittaker 1 ; regal, ' A Beswick 1, H Whittaker 2 ; 2 fancy, also ' 3 zonal, H Whittaker ; 2 zonal, also 3 and 2 ' double zonal, H Whittaker 1, A Beswick 2 ; ' variegated, H Whittaker 1, A Beswick 2, F ' Palliser 3 ; ivyleaf, H Whittaker 1. One ! Foliage plant — F Palliser 1, A Beswick 2, H Whittaker 3 ; 4 do, & Whittaker 1. Four Ferns — F Palliser 1, Whittaker 2. Begonias ' — F Palb'ser 1. Cut F-OWE-a.^-Boses, 12, Jno Mair 1, J Dow 2, Captain Wray 3 ; 6 do, J Dow 1, J Mair 2. 9 verbenas— F Palliser 1; 6 do, F Palliser, 1, Miss Wray 2. Pelargoniums'— H Whittaker 1. Pansies — Show, also fancy, J Dow 1, J Mair 2 ; collection do, J Dow 1, and he. 9 hardy flowers — ' Miss Balfour 1, F Palliser 2 ; 6 do, F Palliser 1, j Mair 2. Greenhouse flowers— F Palliser 1, HWhittaker 2. An- '' tirrhinums—H Whittaker 1, F Pulliser 2. Penstemones-H Whittokerl. GeraniumB — HWhittaker 1, F Palliser 2. Dahliaa-J ! Dow 1. Sweet Williams— J Dow 1, F Palliaer 2. ' FBirrrs — Strawberries — J Harrison 1. Black cherries— W Warne 1, J S Gibson 2; I white do, J S Gibson 1, J Mair 2, G Hedges he. 