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ration, for which property it was rewarded. The blossoms are also of good form 
“ane tanc 
KERIA "ie INNERI SUPERBA.— Messrs. Veron & Son, А large-flowered 
зв form of a well-known and very handsome Orchid. 
SECOND-CLASS CERTIFICATES. 
ANECTOCHILUS ARGYREUS.—Mr. BULL. А rather pretty and distinct: t-looking 
Brazilian species, with pe narrow кей vob marked sometimes by two silvery 
lines, and sometimes aving in tio о central space between the ines 
grayish, which is probably its fully укыр соп 
LIMATODES ROSEA ALBA.— Messrs. Low & Co., тя e Тыв вресїев р with 
its clear rose-coloured flowers, is one of the gayest of winter-flowerin 
The present is a pure white ae and therefore valuable for contrast. 
been obtained from Moulmein 
COMMENDATION. 
Hısrsous (? эр.) VARIEGATUS.—Messrs. Укттон & Son. А neatly variegated 
nw IY shrub from New Caledonia, having the leaves freely blotched 
у and tinted wi ith pink, producing a aper and well-marked variegation. 
Tt l ie as if it might be a variegated fórm of H. rosa sinensis, checked in vigour 
by the ore but has not yet flówerid: 
SPECIAL CERTIFICATES. 
Номле areal mikes LLIAM ieu Waltham Cross This was a collection of 40 
green, and 32 variegated varieties of Holly, and М sent in illustration of а paper 
read on this обоа before the Committee (вее р. 110 
LYCASTE SKINNERI. —Messrs. VEITCH & Sow. A collection of 12 varieties of 
this very variable but most valuable winter-fi ing greenh orchid 
Besides these the following were хунн 
From Мг. сарт Tooting.—Rhododendron Countess - Haddington, a cross 
from Dalhousie, with large b blush tinted, flowers, already awarded a first-class cer- 
tificate, and now ` ы 
= Мг. FowLER, gardene г to the Earl of Stair, Castle Kennedy, Stranraer 
raucaria passa А variegata a form with prettily-stri iped leaves, sent with 
the following memorandum 
“ 
n fo) occasiona. 
ew inches to a foot or more in length. Some of the branches are without 
ion. The effect is 
The leaves энә for the most rather distinctly margined with ane It 
was regarded as a handso ege е only of local interest, from its ot admit- 
= of — у propagation, 
. Low & Co.— Aérides зр., Borneo. A ge ж undeveloped 
г" ць, а form of А. suavissimum, with a very yellow 
om Mr. Burt Ancectoch ilus Dayi, not sufficiently — In its present 
state it was regarded a pink-stained variety of |. Lowii. 
From Mr, Delta: gardener to J. G. Barclay, Esq., Toton Prila rn 
striata, а white-flowered «aet with pink stripes. "The same was 
Mr, Can NNELL, gardener to G. Jennings, Esq., Clapham. 
