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219.) 5th Oct. 1930. A fine morning but very wind. Beating for sawfly larvae on Salix, &c in Enniskerry marsh (=1), Kilmacamoge marsh (=2) & The Quill Channel marsh (=3), Co. WI 10-30 till 12-30 noon. In museum in aft. At 1 I took three green larvae with pink porsal stripe: ? [[Pteronidae custespina?]], also 1 or 2 deep green larvae which escaped? All on Salix. At 2. One deep green with pinkish tail & 1 dull green with minute spots, latter very small. Salix At 3. on Birch : 3 or 4 pale green spatulate larvae One small ick. beaten out of Salix at 2 & 1 large [[underlined]] Anomalid seen on Angelica but missed at 1. [One small sp. taken in motor on [[strikethrough]] way [[/strikethrough]] arrival home! = [[underlined]] Orthocentris radialis [[/udnerlined]] [[female symbol]]? ] [[underlined]] Pontamia [[/underlined]] sp. (probably [[underlined]] P. bella [[/underlined]] : R.C.L.P. in litt 6.4.32) 1 [[male symbol]] em. 6.6.31. [[line across page]] 6th Oct. 1930. A showery day, but sunny intervals : very stormy SW-W winds. Day after the disaster to airship R.101 in France! George's [[insertion]] ^ 1st [[/insertion]] monthly holiday! Drove to Newbridge & then towards Rathangan [[end page]] [[start page]] (220. but not so far, then around Hill of Allen, which we [[text obscured by newspaper cutting]] [[partially torn newspaper clipping]] ^[[ [[underlined]] Pot A [[/underlined]] ]] II ^[[Enniskerry Willow 3 green pink stripe Compound galls 5/10/30 Kilmacanoge Willow 1 deep green pink tail 1 small dull green [[minatrospot.?]] simple galls. The Quill Brief 4 pale green toperid!]] [[column 1 - text partially lost via tear]] v. Belmont II., Wanterers II. v March [[ld?]] Semi-final [[eld?]] Final April "B" Division. October. II v. Wheatfield, Ophir v. Hyde III v. Civil Service, Edgehill v. Clifton III. Wheatfield v. [[rvice?]] v. Ophir. Albert Foundry v. III v. Civil Service. East Antrim Ophir v. Albert Foundry, Edgehill v. Edgehill, Wheatfield v. Ophir. Antrim III., Civil Service v. Albert November v. Cliftonville III., Hydepark v. East Antrim III., Edgehill v. z II. v. Cliftonville III. Wheatfield Edgehill v. Ophir, Civil Service VI. v Ophir, Wheatfield v. Civil [[dry? ]] v. Hydepark, Edgehill v East December. v Hydepark, Edgehill v. Wheat- [[il?]] Service, East Antrim III. v. v. Cliftonville III., Wheatfield Albert Foundry v. Ophir, Hyde- Cliftonville III., Ophir v. Wheat II. v. Hydepark, Albert Foundry January. v. Albert Foundary. Wheatfield Antrim III. v. Ophir Civil Service II. v. East Antrim III. Albert [[ield?]], Ophir v. Edgehill, Hydepark [[liftonville?]] III., Civil Service v. [[rk?]] v. Albert Foundary, East Antrim [[ld?]]- First Round. February. - Second Round. - Third Round Cliftonville III., Hydepark v. East Antrim III., Albert March [[/first column]] [[second column]] ULSTER EGG-LAYING TEST [[line]] Period 16th October, 1929, to 16th September, 1930. [[line]] THE FINAL FIGURES. [[line]] The results of the egg-laying test (pullets) from the 16th October last to the 16th September, when the final period of four weeks ended has just been issued by the Northern Ireland Ministry of Agriculture. The figures given below, the report states, are subject to alteration when the records are finally checked. An announcement regarding the awards of prizes and certificates will be made in due course. The next Test will commence on 15th October, 1930. The following table gives the names of owners of pens, and the number of eggs laid by each pen :- Section 1 - White Wyandottes (31 pens) - Mrs. Porter-Porter, Belle Isle, Lisbellaw, 1,296 eggs, value [[pound symbol]] 10 13s 2.09d; Mrs. Andrews, Ballymaconnell, Bangor, 1,301; Mr. T. B. Brown, Donacloney, Lurgan, 1,230; Miss Finlay, Glencairn, Clandeboye, 1,279; Mr. D. M'Intrye, Gas Works House, Dungannon, 1,347; Mrs. Darley, Trory, Ballinamallard, 1,163; Mrs Pringle, Moor Farm, Ballygawley, 1,267; Mrs. Loughrin, Mackney, Cookstown, 1,292; Mrs. Warnock, Rathgael, Bangor, 1,188; Miss R. B. M'Cormick, Brookend House, Stewartstwon, 1,194; Mr. Lindsay, Hollygrove, Ballyhinney, Newtownards, 1,191; Mr. M'Cann, Drumkeeragh, Ballynahinch, 1,196; *Mr. J. Heron, Ardigon Street, Ballymoney, 1,288; Miss S. J. Moore, Ballynacannon, Macosquin, Coleraine, 1,233; Lady Dunleath, Ballywalter, 1,157; *Mrs. R. Baird, Kilbright, Greyabbey, 1,193; Mrs. J. Boyd, Northfied, Donaghadee, 1,041; Mr. A. R. Jackson, Portmuck, Islandmagee, 1,169; Miss M. Shields, Altmore, Pomeroy, 1,103; Mr. J. M'Ilroy, Drumnaquoile, Castlewellan, 962; Mrs. J. Jamison, Newcastle Road, Castlewellan, 1,128; Mr. W. R. Stewart, Skilganaban, Ballyclare, 1,078; Mr. W. Hall, Drumnacairn Poultry Farm, Lurgan 1,017; Mr. H. Shaw, Mullaghmore Cottage, Greenisland 1,096; Mr. W. Denvir, Castlebuoy, Portaferry,1,019; Mrs. M. A. Barnett, Ballagh, Clogher, 852; [[?]] S. M'Murray, Cappy house, Banbridge, 821; [[?]] M'Neill, Drain's Bay, Larne, 826; Capt. C. [[?]] House, Killyleagh, 846; Mr. W. [[?]] Ballymena 492 [[?]] pens) Capt. C. [[/second column]] [[/news paper cutting]] P.T.O.
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