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tulips yet offered are quite short- 

 stemmed. There are a few Roman hya- 

 cinths and Dutch hyacinths and plenty 

 of Paper Whites. While some growers 

 are through with stevia, considerable 

 quantities of it still come in and sales 

 of asparagus will drag until it passes. 

 Marguerites are not at all plentiful and 

 Bell well. Bachelor's buttons and 

 calendulas, wallflowers, mignonette and 

 bouvardia sell moderately well. Some 

 nice Acacia Bailoyana and pubescons 

 are arriving and also small quantities 

 of Buddleia asiatica. Cattleyas con- 

 tinue somewhat scarce, but there is a 

 fair supply of cypripediums, la'lias, 

 cymbidiums and otlier orchids. Sprays 

 of forsytliia have appeared at the re 

 tail stores. Bulbous plants arc comin}; 

 in freely and are of good quality. 

 Primula malacoides, stcllata and kew- 

 ensis, cyclamens, ericas, cinerarias and 



f)olyanthus are among the other flower- 

 ng plant offerings, with still a good 

 many begonias. 



Club Ladies' Night. 



January 18 proved to be the most 

 severe night of the present winter, with 

 a keen wind and zero temperature. This 

 kept a number of prominent members, 

 usually in attendance on such occasions, 

 at home caring for temperatures, but 

 there was an attendance of 140 and 



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everyone spent a most enjoyable eve- 

 ning. The banquet committee reported 

 all arrangements made for this annual 

 festive event in Horticultural hall, 

 February 3, and members bought 

 tickets at a lively rate. It was an- 

 nounced that February l.'i would be car- 

 nation night, with talks from special- 



ists and prospects of a fine exhibition 

 of cut flowers. The executive commit- 

 tee reported on the union meeting in 

 Horticultural hall, lasting during the 

 week commencing February 7. J. Otto 

 Thilow, of Philadelphia, will give an 

 illustrated lecture on a trip to the south 

 sea islands and Australia on behalf of 



