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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



XovKMliKit 21, IS>07. 



NEWPORT. R. I. 



Current Comment. 



The jocently formed firm of Spauld- 

 iiig k Hodgsou will, in addition to the 

 runuiug of a retail tiower store in New 

 York, next spring restock and run the 

 greenhouses of the late firm of J, M. 

 Hodgson. Mr. Spaulding is a son-in- 

 law of the late J. M. Hodgson, and 

 Charles Hodgson, the junior member of 

 the new firm, is a son of the founder 

 of the late firm. 



Oscar Schultz was just putting the 

 finisliing touches on the second of his 

 two new houses when he Avas appointed 

 an appraiser of the Hodgson stock. 

 This appointment gave him an oppor- 

 tunity to focus his eye on what he 

 would be able to utilize in the filling 

 of liis houses. The result was that in 

 a couple of days after the sale Mr. 

 Schultz 's houses were packed with palms. 



There is quite a brisk demand here 

 now for large plants of nephrolepis 

 for shipment to New York for use in 

 hotels. J. J. Leikens is a heavy buyer 

 of these for such purposes. 



Mr. Beard, of the late firm of Temple 

 & Beard, nurserymen, is understood to 

 have secured the contract of reconstruct- 

 ing and planting the Pembroke Jones 

 estate on Bellevue avenue. This work 

 will be a very large and important un- 

 dertaking, requiring much manual labor 

 and large quantities of material. 



Wadley & Smythe, who have in the 

 last year or two made great strides in 

 their progress as landscape gardeners, 

 have important work in Newport for 

 attention in the spring. M. 



Buffalo, N. Y. — Tony Wean, on West 

 Delavan avenue, has been rushing the 

 building of another new house. 



Fremont, Neb. — At the flower show 

 recently held in Masonic hall by the 

 Fremont Flower Girls' Mission, the 

 flowers were supplied and arranged by 

 C. H. Green, proprietor of Green's 

 Greenhouses. Clirysanthemums formed 

 the chief part of the display and pro- 

 duced an artistic effect. The show was 

 a success, financiallj* as Avell as other- 

 wise. 



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Take a can of the oil. dilute to four times its 

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