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l.otli indoors and in the u\)vn. Special mention 

 sliould be made of tlie cover on whieh appears in 

 eolours a delightful garden scene entitled " Tulip 

 Time." We understand that a copy may be had 

 post free on application to the Royal Seed Estab- 

 lishment. Reading. 



Baker's Bulbs.— Messrs. Baker, the well-known 

 Wolverhampton firm, have favoured us wath a copy 

 of the new bulb catalogue. In this we find an ex- 

 cellent selection of all the most popular bulbs and 

 cornis in the best varieties and at fair prices. 

 Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths. Crocuses, &c., are all 

 to be found in admirable variety, as well as Lilies, 

 Montbretias, and many other spring and sunnner 

 flowers. Included, also, is a list of roses and fruit 

 trees, thus giving intending planters an opportu- 

 nity of ordering early. 



Hardy Bulbs from Newry.— Mr. Smith's catalogue 

 of bulbs is distinct from all others which reach this 

 office in its handy pocket size, absence of illustra- 

 tions, and comprehensive character of its contents. 

 In many genera the species are more numerous 

 than garden" varieties; on the other hand, the fine 

 forms of Anenio)ie neinorosa, such as Blue Bonnet, 

 Coerulea and Trehane are a feature. Again, things 

 like Broditeas, Colchicums, and Crocuses are re- 

 presented by a good collection of species. Hardy 

 Cyclamen and uncommon plants such as Moraeas 

 (Dietes) are offered, while the American and Euro- 

 ])ean species and varieties of Erythronium also 

 find a place. English, Spanish, and Dutch Irises, 

 so fine in early summer, are included, as well as 

 a very full collection of the true Lilies. Daffodils, 

 Blood Root and Squills, with wild Tulips and 

 garden varieties of all sections, make up one of the 

 most interesting of catalogues. 



ARTINDALE'S 

 New List of Hardy Flower Roots 



IS >io7V yearly, post free 



The finest stock of Herbaceous Plants 



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Forest Products of British Columbia- 



The total value of forest production in British 

 Columbia for the year 1919 will, it is estimated, 

 work out at not less than £12,400,000. Water-borne 

 shipments of lumbershow an advance ovei' the pre- 

 ceding year of 17,000,000 feet, while the value of 

 pulp and pajj''!' sold increased from £2, 12.'), 450 in 

 1917 to £2,510,K51. 



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September 20th, 1919 

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 Dear Sirs,— At tlic recent Birmingliam 

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