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White. 



WHITE DUTCH A well known good sort. 



NOTE To produce very large red and white currants the bush 

 should be cut in closely, i. e. the young shoots should annually be 

 shortened to two inches. Currants make very handsome pyramids 

 and bear profusely. 



GOOSEBERRIES. 

 Rough Reds. 



CHAMPAIGNS Very rich flavor. LANCASHIRE LAD Great bearer. 



COMPANION Extra fine. RIFLEMAN Immense; late. 



CROWN BOB A sure cropper and VICTORIA New; highly prized. 



good quality. WARRINGTON Good flavor; late. 



IRONMONGER Small, high flavor. WINDHAM'S INDUSTRY Large size. 



Smooth Reds. 



CONQUERING HERO Heavy cropper. SLAUGHTERMAN Extra fine. 

 MAJOR HIBBERT Large. MAYDUKE Very early and desirable. 



Smooth Yellows. 



LEADER Very fine. LEVELLER Extra large; good flavor. 



White. 



WHITE SMITH Earliest white. ANTAGONIST The largest white. 



Green. 



BERRY'S EARLY KENT Early, deli- LANGLY'S GAGE Highly flavored; 



cious. grand for dessert. 



DRILL Extra fine. SHAKESPEARE Very large. 



HARRABY EARLY GREEN The SIR GEORGE BROWN Large and well 



earliest. flavored. 



KEEPSAKE Large, early, delicious. STOCKWELL Large and good. 



LANCER (Howard's) Large and great TELEGRAPH Extra fine; slow grower. 



bearer. 



Rough Yellows. 



BROOM GIRL Large and good flavor. GUNNES Handsome, richly flavored. 



CATHERINA Long and fine. LANGLY BEAUTY Large and good; 



GOLDEN DROP Very early, fine highly flavored, 

 flavor. 



