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The annual rose show of the Nassau 

 County Horticultural Society was held 

 at the Nassau Country Club, June 16. 

 Despite the lateness of the season, there 

 was a large iand splendid display of 

 roses, herbaceous . flowers, annuals and 

 vegetables. Unfortunately, none of the 

 hybrid perpetual roses were open, so 

 the rose section consisted entirely of 

 teas and hybrid teas. Of these, how- 

 ever, there was a large assortment of 

 the finest quality, the newer varieties 

 and novelties, as well as the old favor- 

 ites, being well represented. In this 

 section Frank O. Johnson, gardener for 

 Harold Pratt, reigned supreme, captur- 

 ing first prize in every rose class in 

 which there was competition. In addi- 

 tion to Mr. Johnson, the principal ex- 

 hibitors were Henry Gaut, gardener for 

 Herbert Pratt; John Everitt, gardener 

 for John Pratt; Harry Goodband, gar- 

 dener for S. D. Brewster; James McCar- 

 thy, gardener for W. E. Kimball. The 

 prize for the best collection of outdoor- 

 grown flowers was won by Henry Gaut, 

 with James McCarthy second. In other 

 classes the awards were: Collection of 

 annuals, James McCarthy, first; Harry 

 Goodband, second. Collection of vege- 

 tables, Joseph Robinson, gardener for 

 W. R. Coe, first; Robert Jones, gardener 

 for Percy Chubb, second. Table decor- 

 ation, Joseph Adler, gardener for H. Sa- 

 dew, first. 



There also were good exhibits in the 

 non-competitive section, the principal 

 exhibitors being Samuel Trepass, gar- 

 dener for Mrs. H. Whitney; William 

 Noonan, gardener for C. F. Cartiledge; 

 W. C. Jones, gardener for Mrs. J. C. 

 Ayre. Mr. Noonan staged a fine col- 

 lectioi^- of outdoor flowers comprising 

 thirty-eight varieties, which was 

 awarded a certificate of culture. The 

 judges were James Holloway, William 

 Gray and George Ashworth. 



James McCarthy, Cor. Sec'y. 



Cart];iageiia, 0. — Otto Mueller is suc- 

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 town. 



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