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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1937.

Brilliant Flower

Flower Show Witnessed

MARVELLOUS ARRAY OF

COLOURED BLOOMS

Prizes Distributed By Lady Caldecott

BEST DISPLAY FOR PAST FEW YEARS

One of the best seen in the past few years, the Hong Kong Horticultural Society annual show of flowers and vegetables held at Volunteer Headquarters yesterday afternoon was a brilliant success. Under mashed covering the grounds were transformed into lines of multi-coloured blooms and vegetables the whole pre- senting a marvellous spectacle which will long be remembered by the many visitors.

His Excellency the Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, was among those who attended, and Lady Caldecott, herself a keen horticulturist, distributed the prizes. Others present included Sir Robert Ho Tang, Hon. Sir Shouson Chow, Sir William Hornell, Sir Alfred Des Voeux, Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith, Hon. Mr. J. J. Pater- son. Hon Mr. and Mrs. Leo D'Almada, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. C. North, Hon. Mr. Stanley H..Dodwell, Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan. Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Mr. Lau Blog Tstar, Mrs. Ho Kom. Tong, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Perdue, Mrs. Bartholomew, Lleut-Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, and Major and Mrs. E., J. R. Mitchell,

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The outstanding floral display | General of Police for the valuable on view was that of Mr. J. T. Bagram, Hon. Secretary of the Society, but his exhibits were not for competition. The roses, pon- stes and freealas were particularly beautiful

In the cut flower section, the dahllas of the Hon Mr. N. L. Smith attracted much attention while the sweetpeas displayed by Mrs. F. C. Hall. President of the Society, was extraordinary, thele long stalks and full blooms in a variation of colours being features of the display.

3 Pots of Larkspur: 1. E. J. R. Mitchell: 2 I. L Goldenberg.

3 Pots of Nasturtium (Dwarf varieties): 1. Miss M. EIN.

3 Pots of Double Nasturtium (Dwarf varieties only): 1. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong

3 Rots of Pansies and/or Violas: 1. Mrs. A. Raymond; 2. HK. Jockey Club; 3. Eu Tong Sen.

3 Pots of Violets: 1: Mrs. A. Ray- mond; 2. U.S.R.C.

3 Pots of Stock: 1. Eu Teng Sen: 2. P. C. Potts.

3 Pots of Annuals, Perennials and/or any plants, excluding | palma: 1. Mrs. M. H. Roder; 2. Mrs. J. T. Bagram; 3. Miss M. Ells.

SECTION 2. Plants in Pots-Peak Gardens only.

3 Pots of Marguerite (Chry- santhemum frutescens): 1. Mrs. F.

C. Hall; 2. Peak Club; 3, W. J. 6. Key.

3 Pots of Nasturtium (Tall single or double varieties): 1. Mrs. A W. Rughes; 2. Mr. F. C. Hall; 3. W. J. S. Key.

3 Pots of Salvia: 1. 8ir R. Ho Tung; 2 Mrs. J. Scott Harston

6 Pots of Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season (exclud- ing Nasturtiums): 1. Mrs. A. W. Hughes 2. Mrs. F: C. Hall; 3. Mrs: J. Scott Harston.

3 Pots of Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season and not included in Classes 34 to 36 or 39 to 65A: 1. Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 2. Sir R. Ho Tung

3 Pots of Arums: 1. 8ir R. Ho Tung: 2. Mrs. A. W. Hughes; 3. Hon.

services of the Police and the at- tendance of Officers of the Fire Brigade, to Capt. E. R. Bent and Omeers of HMS. "Berwick" tor the loan of their Band, and to the donors to the prize fund, to judges, | Mr. N. L. Smith censors, and to all those who have rendered assistance ir various Drummond. capacities.

I will now ask Lady Caldecott to present the prizes. (Applause).

Lady Caldecott was the. recipient of a beautiful vase of roses pre- sented by little Miss Neva Green. daughter of Mr. H. Green, Superin tendent of the Botanical and Forestry Department.

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Three hearty cheers for Lady Caldecott terminated the proceed

The nasturtium of Mr. W. 3. 8. Key, the vegetables displayed by Miss M. Ellis. the cabbages exhi bited by Lady Ho Tung.. the pan sles of Mrs. A. Raymond. the-beaull-ings. ful latkspurs of Mrs. A. W. Hughes. and the brilliant prize-winning pot of marguerite of Mrs. F. C. Hall, all called for attention and, Judging from the sheer delight gave spectators just viewing them, It must have been indeed a di- cult task for the judges to make their awards.

BANKSIAN MEDAL The Banksian Medal of the Royal Horticultural Society Was awarded to Mrs. J. Scott Harston who had a magnificent display of three pots of cineraria.

The Clover Flower Shop's da play was attractive and included carnations grown from seeds sown In September. 1836.

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The whole display is brilliant and will be continued this after noon. A visit is highly recom- mended.

The Marine Band of H.M.S. Ber- wick was in attendance during the afternoon and rendered pleasing selections

At the conclusion of the' show, Lady

Caldecott presented the prizes and in calling upon her Ladyship Mrg. F. C. Hall. President of the Scclety, said:-

The weather this year has treat- ed our gardens' more kindly than is quite qual just before the date of the Flower Show, and fog and mildew, have not beea much m evidence on the Peak.

The beauty of this Annual Flow- er Show always fills me with won- der. and every year the range of beautiful exhibits increases, owing to the interest and experimental | work of just a few people..

RESULTS

SECTION 1.

Plants in Pots-Open to all except Peak Gardens and Chinese Market Gardeners.

(See Rule 19)

3 Pots of Antirrhinum: 1. D.

3 Pots of Begonia: 1, Matilda Hosp.; 2 Mrs F. C. Hall; 3. Mrs. J. Scott Harston. "

3 Pote of Geraniums: 1. Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 2. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 3. Mrs. E. Cock,

L. Smith; 2. Mrs. A. W. Hughes.

3 Pots of Heliotrope: 1. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2. Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith. Hall: 2 Matida. Hosp.."

3 Pots of Petunia: 1. Mrs. F. C.

3 Fota of Dahlias: 1. Hon. Mr. N.

3 Pots of Verbena: 1. Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld: 2. Peak Club,

3 Pots of Linaria (Tall varieties):" 1. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2. Mrs. J. Scott Harston.

38 Pots of Cineraria: 1. Mrs. J Scott Harston; Mrs. A. W. Hughes; 3. Mrs. E Cock.

3 Pots of Delphinium: 1. Sir R. 3 Pots of Marguerite (Chry-Ho Tung santhemum frutescens): 1. U.S.R.C.;

2. Miss M. Ellis.

3 Pots of Nasturtium (Tall single or double varieties); 1. Mrs. L Dunbar: 2, Mrs Li Shu Fan.

3 Pots of Salvia: 1. Lady Ho Tung: 2. Miss M. Eilis; 3. Mra. Li Shu Fan,

6 Pots of Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season (ex- cluding Nasturtiums): 1. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong; 2. Mrs. J. T. Bagran; 3. Mrs. Li Shu Fan.

3 Pots of Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season and not Included in Classes 1 to 3 or 8 to 32A: 1. P. C. Potts; 2, Miss M. Ellis; 3. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong.

3 Pots of Arums: 1 Mrs. A. Ray- mond: 2. Lady Caldecott.

3 Pots of Antirrhinum: 1. 'Mrs. Ho Kom Tong: 2. Miss M. Eills.

3 Pots of Begonia: 1. Lady Ho Tung: 2. S. H. Ross.

3 Pots of Geraniums: 1. Mrs. W. N. T. Tam;. 2. Lady Ho Tung.

3 Pots of Dahlias: 1. Mrs. L: Shu Fan; 2. Mias M. Ellis.

3 Pots of Heliotrope: 1. Mrs. Shu Fan; 2. Mrs. A. Raymond.

3 Pots of Petunia: 1. Mrs. L1 Shu Fan; 2. Lady Ro Tung.

3 Pots of Verbena: 1. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong; 2 Lady Ho Tung.

3 Pats of Linaria (Tall varieties): 1. USRC.; 2. 8. H. Ross...

3 Pots of Cineraria: 1. Mrs. L. Dunbar; 2. Mrs. W. N. T. Tam.

3 Pots of White or Cream Freesin: Hughes; 3. Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith. 1. Matilda Hospital; 2. Mrs. A. W.

3 Pots of Freesta of any colour (except White or Cream): 1. Mrs. S. T. Williamson; 2. Matilda Hosp. 3.Pots of Phlox Drummondli: 1 Sir R. Eo Tung; 2. Mrs. F. C. Hall. 3 Pots of Dianthus (including Hybrids but excluding Carnation, R. Ho Tung: 2. Mrs. J. Scott Picotes and Sweet William): 1. Sir

Harston.

-3 Eots of Perpetual Carnations: 1. Mrs. F. C. Hall.

3 Pots of Carnations grown from seeds in the same year: 1. Mrs. J. Scott Harton; 2. Mrs. F. C. Hall.

3 Pots of Maiden Hair Ferns or other Adiantum Varieties: 1. Mrs. J. K. Bousfield; 2. Mrs. A. W. Hughes.

3 Pots of Asparagus Flumosus or Sprengeri: 1. Sir R. Ho Tung.

3 Pots of French, Marigolds: 1.

Harston; 3. Sir R. Ho Tung, Mrs. A. W. Hughes; 2. Mrs. J. Scott

Hughes: 2. D. Drummond.

3 Pots of Larkspur: 1. Mrs. A. W.

3 Pola of. Nasturtium (Dwart varieties): 1. W. J. §. Key.

3 Pots of Double Nasturtium (Dwarf varieties only): 1. Mra. A. W. Hughes; 2. 6lr R. Ho Tung.

3 Pots of Pansies and/or Violas: 1. Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 2. Mrs. A. W. Hughes: 3. Matilda Hospital

3 Pots of Violeta: 1. Mrs. J. K.

3 Pots of White or Cream Free-Bousfeld; 2. Peak Club, sta: 1. I. L Goldenberg; 2. Mrs. L

Dunbar.

3 Pots of Freesia of any colour (except White or Cream): 1. Mrs.

A. W. Bartholomew.

3 Pots of Phlox Drummondli; 1.

I have been much honoured by being elected President for the year, but I assure you that the Flower Show actually depends for ita existence on the interest and tireless energy of two people; I re- fer to our honorary secretary. Mr. Bagram and our honorary trea surer. Mr. Andrew The. It would Mrs. Ho Kom Tong; 2 P. C. Potta. be impossible for me to say, too much in praise of their work, and Fan.

3 Fota of Roses; 1. Mrs. Li Shu I cannot think that it would be

3 Pots of Dianthus (including possible to have this wonderful Hybrids but excluding Carnation, annual display without their co-Picotee and Sweet William): 1. P. operation

C. Potis: 2. Mrs. A. Raymond.

3 Pots of Perpetual Carnations:

1. Lady Ho Tung

3 Pots of Carnations grown from seeds in the same year: 1. Mrs. E

3 Pots of Stock: 1. Mrs. E Cock;

Cock 2. Mrs. S. T. Williamson; 3. Mrs.

3 Pots of Primula (Malacoides): 1. Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 2. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 3, Mrs. J. K: Bousfeld, -

3 Pots of Annuals, Perennials and/or

any plants, excluding palms; 1. Peak Club; 2, Bir R. Ho Tung.

SECTION 3

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Yesterday

4 Caulinowers or Broccoll: 1. Miss M. Eilis.

6 Lettuces (Cabbage varieties): 1. Miss M. Es; Lady Ho Tung.

Lettuces (Cos varieties); 1. Miss Filis; 2. P. C. Fatts.

Endive: 1. Lady Ho Tung.

25 Brussels Sprouts: 1. P. O. Petts; 2. Mrs. M. H. Roffey.

8 Cactus Dahlias only, shown in stands supplied by the Society: 1. Lady Caldecott 2 Miss M. Ells. 8 Dahlias other than Cactus shown in stands supplied by the Society: 1. Lady Caldecott; 2 U.S.R.C.; 3. Mrs. L Dunbar.

Bunches of Mignonette (con- taining 6 heads in each bunch),

Kohl Rabi: 1. Mrs. F. W. Staple-shown in stands supplied by the

ton: Miss M: Ella.

Turnips: 1. Lady Ho Tung.

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3 Carrots: 1. Lady Ho Tung; Miu M. Ellis.

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Parsnips: 1. Lady Ho Tung: 2. E. J. R. Mitchell.

13 Onions: 1. Lady Ho Tung: Mr. M. H. Roney.

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Leeks: 1. E. J. R. Mitchell; 2. Lady Ho Tung

11 Potatoes: 1. Bir Alfred Des Vœux: 2. E. T. R. Mitchell.

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2 Radishes: 1. Miss M. Eilis.

Beets: 1. Mrs. F. W. Stapleton: VS.R.C.

4 Heads of Celery: 1. P. C. Fotts; 2. Miss M. Eilis,

1 Tomatoes: 1. P. C. Potts; 2 Ma L. Dunbar.

Pods of Peas: 1. Lady. Ho Tung; 3. P. O. Potts; 3. Sir Alfred Des Voeux.

Pods of French Beans: 1. P. C. Potts: 3. Lady Ho Tung.

2 Vegetable Marrows: 1. Lady Ho Tung.

SECTION 4.

Veretables, etcPeak Gardens only.

Society: 1. Mrs. Ho Kom Tong.

6 Bunches of Nasturtium (not less than 4 distinct colours and containing 15 blooms in each ( bunch), shown in stands supplied by the Society: 1. P. C. Potts; 2. J. E. de Souza: 3. MIS. A. W. Bartholomew.

12 Fansies, shown in stands sup- plied by the Society: 1. Miss M. Ellis; 2. Mrs. A. Raymond; 3. F. C. Potta.

3 Bunches of Violets (containing 25 in each bunch), shown in stands fcial supports permitted: supplied by the Society. No arti-"

1. Br Alfred Den, Voeux; 2. Lady Calde- cott

SECTION 6.

Cut Flowers-Peak Gardens only

8 Bunches of Cut Flowers of e distinct kinds (excluding Roses and bulbous plants). Mowers not to be mixed, follage other than that belonging to the flowers in each vase not to be added. Shown in vases supplied by the Society: 1. Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 2. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 3. Mṛa. C. 3. BrowWTL.

Collection of Vegetables of 6 or more varieties, and not more than 4 each of Cabbages, Savoy Cab • Bunches of Sweet Peas, con- bages. Caulidowers, Heads of talning 10 steins each, only one Celery, 6 each of Lettuces (Cab-colour and variety in each bunch. bage), Lettuces (Coa). Endive, Kohl Shown in vases supplied by the Rab, Turnips, Parsnips, Carrots, Society: 1. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2. Mrs. Leeks. Beets, 25 each of Brussels J. Scott Harston: 3. 8 R. Ho Sprouts, Radishes, pods of Peas, Tung. pods of French Beana, 12 each of Onkas, Tomatoes, or 2 Vegetable Marrows, staged in a box not larger tha 4 ft. x 4 ft, and 3 inches deep. 4 Cabbages: 1. Mrs. J. Scott Hanton; 2. Mr. J. W. Anderson; 3. Mrs. S. T. Williamson.

4 Savoy Cabbages: 1, Mrs. J. Scott Harston.

4 Cauliflowers or Broccoli: 1. Mrs. 8. T. Williamson; 2. Mrs. J. Scott Hanton.

6 Lettuces (Cabbage varieties): 1. Mrs F. C. Hall; 2. Matilda Hospital. 8 Lettuces (Cos varieties): 1, Mrs. F. C. Hall

6 Endive: 1. Mrs. J. Scott Harton; 2. Mrs. F. "C. Hall,

28 Brussels Sprouts: 1. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2. Mrs. J. Scott Harston.

6 Kohl Rabi: 1. Mra. F. C. Hall: 2. Mrs. J. Scott Harston.

6 Turnips: 1. Mrs. J. K. Bousfield; 2. Ms. F. C. Hall.

6 Carrots: 1. Matida Hospital; Mrs F. C. Hall.

6 Parsnips: 1. Mrs. F. C. Hall.

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12 Onions: 1. Mrs. J. Scott

6 Leeks: 1. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2 Matilda Hospital

12 Potatoes: 1. Mrs. F. C. Hall; 2. W. S. Key; 3. Sir Robert Ho Tung

25 Radishes: 1 Mrs..J. K. Bous- field; 2. Mrs. J. Scott Harston.

6 Beets: 1. W. J. S. Key; 2. Mrs. J. K. Bousfield; 3. Mrs. F. C. Hall,

4 Heads of Celery: 1. Matilda Hospital; 2. Mrs. J. K. Bousfield.

12 Tomatoes: 1. Bir Robert Ho Tung; 2. Mrs. J. K. Bousfield.

25 Pods of Peas: 1. Matilda Hos- pital 2 Mrs. A. W. Hughes.

25 Pods of French Beans: 1. Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 2. Mrs. F. C. Hall.

2 Vegetable Marrows; 1. Mrs. K. Bousfield.

SECTION . · Cut Flowers, open to all except Peak Gardens and Chinese

Market Gardeners.

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6 Carnations and/or Picotees, shown in vases supplied by the Society. Highly commended:-Mra. F. C. Hall.

6 Cactus Dahilas only shown in stands supplied by the Society: 1. Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith.

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#Dahlias other than Cactus, shown in stands supplied by the Scclety: 1. Hon. Mr. N. L Smith; 2. D. Drummond; 3. Mrs. F. C. Hall,

taining heads la each bunch), 8 Bunches of Mignonette (con-

shown in starida supplied by the Society. 1. Sir R. Ho Tung.

Bunches of Nasturtium, (not)

containing less than 4 distinct colours, and 15 blooms in each bunch), shown in stands supplied by the Society: 1. W. J. 8. Key; 2. Mrs. S. T. Williamson.

12 Pansies, shown in stands sup-

G. Perdue: 2. Mrs. F. C. Hall: 3. plied by the Society: 1. Mrs. C.

Matilda Hospital.

SECTION 7

General Exhibits-Open to all.

6 Cut Roses, any colour, shown in Society's stand: 1. Mrs. J. T. Bagram.

3 Bunches of Cut Flowers grown from bulbs Including Narcissus, Daffodils; Tulip, Liltum, Hyacinth and all true bulbs, but excluding Dahlla. Freesia, Anemone and all flowers from tubers or Rhizomes, with the exception of Iris and Lilies of the Valley which are in- cluded in the section. Shown in Soclety's vases: 1. Mrs. J. T. Bagram.

Table Decoration for Dinner or J.Luncheon. To be shown on tables supplied by the Society, 7 feet by 4 feet. Flowers should be ar- ranged as if tables are set for an actual party for eight persons and not merely for decorative effect: 1. Mrs. 8. T. Williamson; 2. Mrs. C. Brown; 3. Miss M. J. Loureiro. Display of Cut Flowers grown by exhibitor, shown in exhibitor's vases on table supplied by the 30- ciety: 1. Miss M. Ellis; 2. Mrs. J. Scott Harston.

8 Bunches of Cut Flowers of 6 distinct kinds (excluding Roses and bulbous plants). Flowers not to be mixed, follage ather than that Be- longing to the flowers in each vase not to be added. Shown in vases supplied by the Society: 1, Mrs. M. H. Riffey; 2. Mr. W. T. Stanton; 3. Et Tong Gen.

& Baches of Sweet Peas, con- taing, 10 stems each, only one colour and variety in each, bunch. Shown in vases supplied by the Bocid: 1. Mrs. F. W. Stapleton; 2 Mra. Ho Kom Tong: 3. Mrs. W. T. Stanion

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3 Bunches of Antirrhinum con-

vegetables, etc. Open to all, except taining 5 heads in each vase only one colour and variety in each bunch. Shown in vases supplied by the Society: 1. Eu Tong Ben; 3. U.S.RO. & Mrs. A. Raymond.

They grow and exhibit gorgeous

Peak Gardens and Chinese plants, and for that they have our

Market Gardeners sincere admiration.. They also do

Collection of Vegetables of 6 or the whole work of organising the

more varieties; and not more than display, and year after year. I have J. R. Mitchell; 2. Mrs. L. Dunbar. seen them struggling with the

4, each of Cabbages, Savoy Cib- 3 Bed or Pink Roses, shown in Pots, of Maiden Hair Ferns or bages. Cauliflowers. Heads of stands supplied by the Society: 1 some detall work; and year after other Adiantum Varieties: 1.4. J. Celery, each of Lettuces (Cab Miss M. Ells; 2. Mrs. F. W. Staple- year I am astonished that they Basto. should cheerfully tackle it yet

bages), Lettuces (Cos), Endive, ton. 3 Pots of Ferns (excluding Mat Kohl Rabi, Turnipa, Parsnips, Car-

3 White or Yellow Roses; shown once more at

den Hair and Asparagus Ferna); 1; rots. Lecks, Beets, 25 each or in stands supplied by the Society: We are very glad to haye Lady Lady Ho Tung, Caldecott here to-day, and I in-

Brussels Sprouts, Radishes, pods of | 1. Mis M. ElA. 3 Pots of Asparagus Plumosus or Pesa, poda of French Beans, 12 each $ Roses, any colour, shown in cerely trust that she will remem-Sprengeri: 1. Mrs. L. Dunbar; 2 of Onions, Tomatoes, or 2 Vegetable stands supplied by the Society; 1. ber fer visit with pleasure. Lady Hồ Tung

Marrows, staged in a box not larger Mr. W. Etapleton; 2," Lády Our warmest thanks are due to 3 Pots of Mignonette: 1. Mrs. Ho than 4 ft. x 4 ft. by 3 fiches deep. Caideott. Col. Anderson and the Officers of Kom Tong: 2 Lady. Ho Tang. the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence 3. Pots or French, Marigolds: 1 Corps for the use of their premises, Mra. Ho Kom Tong: 2 Lady Ho to the Honourable the Inspector Tung

14 Cabbages: 1. Mrs. F. W. Staple-6 Carnations and/or Picotees, ton; 2. USR.C.

shown in vases supplied by the 4 Savoy Cabbages: 1. Lady Ho Society: 1. Eu Tong Ben, 2. Lady Ting; 2. RA. (Lyeemun),

Galde:oft; 3. Mrs. Li-Shu· Fan.

Group of Bulbs (excluding Nar- cissus Tazetta) to cover a space not more than 3 feet x 3 feet: 1. Mrs. J. T. Bagram.

Group of Cacti and Succulente to cover a space not more than 2′′ by 16" 1. Mrs. J. T. Bagram.

One Dwarf Plant: 1. Eu Tong Sen.

Pots of Annuals or Plants grown from seed the same seáspr (including Nasturtium); 1 Mrs. J. T. Bagram; 2. H.K. Jockey Club

3 Pots of Flowering Plants of the same kind of variety grown from seed, new to the Colony and/or not included in the Society's lat of flowering plants as specified: 1. Mra J, W. Anderson.

'CHALLENGE OUTS Section 1-Eu Tong Sen. Bection 2: Mrs. F, C. Hall. Bection 3: Lady Hà Tung Bection 4-Matilda Hospital. Section 5: Bir Alfred Des Voeux. Bection 6-Mr. F. C. Hall.

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