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number were present, and the display of flowers 

 and plants was a fine one. Mr. W. G. Black, 

 president of the society, delivered an address on 

 the benefits of growing plants, flowers, etc. 

 Superintendent of the government park, Mr. T. 

 E. Davis, gave a particularly interesting and 

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This society is distributing aster seed this 

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