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IRISH GARDENING. 



continues to enjoy increasing financial supporl 

 from the seed and nursery trades throughout the 

 British Isles, as will be seen by reference to the 

 list of subscribers in this section. The decision 

 of the council of the 1912 International Horti- 

 cultural Exhibition (London), out of the surplus 

 profits of the exhibition, to award a grant of 

 £100 to the funds of the association is also a 

 matter for congratulation. The gran! alluded to, 

 however, has not reached the treasurer up to the 

 time this year's balance sheet was completed. 

 Tin' marked improvement in the membership 

 during the year will, the Committee hope, act as 

 a stimulus to members to prevail on their friends 

 who are not yet members to enrol themselves in 

 the Irish Gardeners' Association and Benevolent 

 Society. This they can effect by making known 

 the substantial benefits conferred by membership 

 in a popular and prosperous society such as ours. 

 The committee return their warmest thanks for 

 thi' hearty support and co-operation of the 

 members accorded them throughout the year. 

 (Signed), THOMAS M VSTERSON, Chairman : J AS. I 

 Mel ifixon.ii. Secretary. 



Show Fixtures for 1913 



April 10th. 17th— B. II. S.. Dublin Spring Show. 



.May 28th, 30th— Belfast Show. 



June 19th— Kilkenny Summer Show. 



„ 25th, 26th— Mallow Show. 



,. 30th — Newry Show. 



July 



8th, '.Hh- 

 L2th- 



15th- 



lstl, 



19th- 



2:;rd- 



26th- 



30th 



30th- 



30th 



:;ist 



-Cork Summer Show 

 Malahide, Fingal Horticultural 



Si, , let V. 



Dundrum, Co. Dublin. 



Stillor^an and Foxrock. 

 Lucan, Saggart and Clondalkin. 

 Ulster Rose and Floral. 

 ■Terenure and District. 

 Kingstown Horticultural Show. 

 Co. Clare Horticultural Society^ 



Summer Show at Ennis. 

 North Kildare and District 



I loii iciilt ural Society at 



Straffan 1 1 ouse, Straffan. 

 I-'ethaid Flower Show. (See 

 advertisement, page i.) 

 — Navan show. 



Portumna show. 

 -Ballinasloe, Co. GLalway, Horti- 

 cultural Societ y. 

 Killarney. 

 Naas District. 

 Larne Flower Show. 

 It. 1 1 .S.. I )iililin Aut u n in Show. 

 -County Kilkenny Horticultural 

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— Newtownards Sort. Society. 

 It. U.S. Dublin Winter Show. 

 -Go. Clare Fruit and Farm 



Prod nee Show. 

 -Ulster Horticultural Society 



( 'hrysant hemiim Show. 



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