The annual match in conjunction with the Penninghame, Minnigaff, and Kirkmabreck Ploughing Association, came off on the farm of Park, Penninghame, on Wednesday. Although the weather has for some time past been extremely disagreeable, it was nevertheless favourable for the occasion. There were 24 single ploughs and 1 double-furrow, and the work on the whole was said to be excellent. The judges awarded as follows :-Seniors, 1st, William McClure, Carsegowan, Highland Society's medal and £1 5s ; 2d, James Bell, Barnkirk, £1 5s ; 3d, William MiIlone, Grange of Bladnoch, £1 ; 4th, James Diamond, Old Hall, 17s 6d ; 5th, J. Hanlon, Nether Barr, 15s ; 6th, J. Drysdale, High Threave, 12s 6d ; 7th, G. McAdam, Blackpark, 10s ; 8th, T. Izeley, Balterson, 7s 6d. Juniors - 1st, T: Fitzimons, Low Giasnick, 10s ; 2.1, J. Hamilton, Mulloch, 5s.' Best Crown-- 1st, William McClure, a cap and 5s ; 2d, T. Izeley, a lamp and 2s 6d. Best Finish-1st, Wm. McClure, a hand saw and 5s ; 2r1, T. Izeley, a pound of tea and 2s 6d. Straightest Ploughing-1st, William MCluro, a pound of tea and 5s ; 2d, James Bell, a pound of tea and 3s 6d. Outs and Ins-1st, James Bell, 5s ; 2d, William Hannah, 2s 6d. Best kept Harness-1st, James Bell, oil-skin coat and 5s ; 2d, Wm. Parker, a pair of leggings and 2s 6d ; 3d, john Hanlon, a pound of tea. Beet groomed Horse-1st, William MiIlone, 7e 6d ; 2d, H. Blain, 5s ; 3d, William McConnell, 2s 6d. The unsuccessful competitors received each Is 6d, and the committee, judges, and others were hospitably entertained by Mr and Mrs McConchie,