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grower, the varieties being Liddington's Favourite, Brunette, 

 Muriel. Thomas William, Miss Flowdy, Mrs. Sharp, Clara 

 Penson, Violet M. Douglas, Mrs. Chancellor, John Smith, and a 

 seedling. Mr. Phillips was a fair second, his flowers, though 

 small, being very fresh and good in colour. Mr. Headland was 

 third. 



There were five stands of six, Mr. Chaundy winning with 

 Amelia, Annot Lyle, Winifred Esther, Mrs. Eudd, Juliette, and 

 a seedling. Mr. Nutt was a close second, Mr. Sanders third, 

 Mr. Catley fourth, and Mr. Flood fifth. 



In the heavy red edge class for single specimens, Mr. Lakin 

 was first and second with Isabel Lakin, Mr. Douglas third with 

 Brunette and fourth with a seedling, and Mr. Phillips fifth with 

 Brunette. 



In the light red edge Mr. Phillips was first and fifth with 

 Thomas William, Mr. Douglas second with Violet Douglas and 

 third with Thomas William, and Mr. Headland fourth with Mrs. 

 Gorton. 



In the heavy purple edge Mr. Lakin was first and third with 

 Amelia, Mr. Chaundy second and fourth with the same variety, 

 and Mr. Douglas fifth with Muriel. 



Mr. Turner was first and second in the light purple edge with 

 Clara Penson, Mr. Douglas third with Silvia, Mr. Phillips fourth 

 with Clara Penson, and Mr. Headland fifth with Pride of 

 Ley ton. 



In the heavy rose edge Mr. Phillips was first with Mrs. 

 Bicardo and third with Mrs. Sharp, Mr. Douglas second with 

 the latter variety and fifth with Constance Heron, and Mr. W. 

 Nicholls fourth with Lady Holmesdale. 



In the light rose edge class Mr. Turner was first and third 

 with Liddington's Favourite, Mr. Douglas second and fifth with 

 a seedling, and Mr. Phillips fourth with Mrs. Kicardo. 



Mr. Douglas was first and second with a seedling, Mr. Turner 

 third and fourth with Annie Douglas, and Mr. Headland fifth 

 with a seedling, in the yellow grounds. 



Mr. Douglas had a charming box of twelve yellow grounds, 

 all seedlings, unnamed, and Mr. Headland was second, also with 

 seedlings. Mr. Chaundy won with six, showing Peter Barr, 

 Stadtrath Bail, and four seedlings. Mr. Hooper, Vine Nursery, 

 Bath, was a very good second, and Mr. Phillips third. 



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