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highly coinmondoil, V. N. Atkinson- Arum 

 Lili<'s. IhriT imis— ls( iiri/.c AUlfi'iuau Brwlcy : 

 '2nd, Sir K. Sliaw. Spira'as. wliilf. any varii(\_ 

 six ix.ls — Isl pri/-.'. \\ V. W.'sU.y, l{...').ii(k : 2u(i. 

 Sir Slanli-y r«>(liraiic. Spirals, pink, any vari.-t y, 

 si\ jM)ts : in'i/i's pris.-ulfd l>y AMfrmau Hcwl.-y — 

 1st in-i'/A'. Sir St^inU'V Cmhraju' : 2inl. K. V. 

 W'fsl.by, HofJmck : :{r<l. Mixyn- K.'Uy, Moiilrose ; 

 liijil.ly (•omnu'udfiL ("'•. W. II. ly. CaUeol arias, 

 hcrliavfoiis. six iKils Isl \>v\/.<-. Win. l^)b«■rls(.n : 

 2u(K Kev. F. Nolan : :iril. T. N. Alkiusuu : hi^dily 

 (•..mnu>n«U'<l. Sir StanU-y Cocliraii.'. IVimula 

 Olxonira. six pots — 1st ]>riz<'. Aldcriuan Ht-wloy ; 

 ::ii.l. Major Kolly : :]r(L l^i^'ht lion. T. W. Riisscll ; 

 hitrlily coniniontlod. Sir P. Shaw. Sc-hizant.hu.s, 

 >ix pot,s — 1st. prize. Ahh-rman Ht-wU-y ; 2nd. Win. 

 IJoljertson. Dnndrum : :?r(l, Sir F. Shaw : highly 

 . omnicndod, T. X. Atkinson. Stocks, winter 

 llowi'ring. six pots — 1st ])rizo, Sir Stanley Coeli- 

 lani- : 2nd. Sir F. Shaw : 8rd, Alderman Bewley. 

 Tulips, single, six jiots, at least three varieties — 

 1st prize, Major Kelly, Montrose. Hyacinths, 

 single, twelve, each different — 1st prize, R. T. 

 Harris ; 2nd, Sir Stanley Cochrane : 3rd, Rev. F. 

 Nolan : highly commended, H. P. Goodbody : 

 comn^euded. Major Kelly. Hyacinths, six, each 



•lifferent ; Ist jiri/e present^Ml by Messrs. W. 

 Hniriimond A: S<u)s, litd., Dublin —Ist ])rize, R. T. 

 Harris. Killincy : 2nil. Sij- Stanley Cochrane ; 3ril. 

 Afajor Kelly, .\rontrosc. llyacint.hH, six, each 

 liilTcn-nt : 1st. ]U'i'/.(' ]>resfntcd by M"ssrs. Hruiu- 

 iMond iV Sons, Jitd., Dublin — 1st i)riz(.', T. .\. 

 Atkinson. Ilyacinth.-i, .>ix iiots. in not. less than 

 three varieties — 1st prize, l{. V. Harris. Killiney ; 

 2nd. Sir Stanley Cochrane ; :inl. JI. P. (ioodbocly, 

 Mlackrock : highly couinu-ndcd. Rev. F. Nolan. 

 Narcissus, Polyanthus, six pots, not less than 

 three varieties — 1st ))rize, H. F. Harris, Killiney. 

 Hi'lbs in flower, grown in iibre, six bowls, varieties 

 to consist of at least three genera, one variety only 

 to each bowl ; ])rizes])resented by Messrs. Edmond- 

 son Bros., 10 Dan\e St., Dublin — 1st priz". Sir 

 Stanley Cochrane. Narci.ssus, twelve distinct 

 large Tmmpet varieties : trumpet to be at least 

 as long as the ]K'rianth : to be shown in vases, live 

 blooms of each variety — Ist ])rize, T. Lionel 

 Richard.son : 2nd, Mrs. Butler ; 8rd, Major ITick- 

 man. Narcissus, twelve distinct niediinn cup 

 varieties, cup at least half as long as the ])erianth ; 

 live blooms of each variety — 1st prize, Major 

 Hickman ; 2nd, Mrs. B;^tler. Narcissus, twelve 

 distinct small -cu])ped varieties, cup to be less than 

 half the length of the ])eria7\th : live blooms of each 



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