cclxxvi PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 



Visitors are warned that there will be no refreshments of any sort 

 obtainable at any time except Afternoon Tea from 2 to 6, which will 

 be served out of doors. This is the only alteration affecting visitors. 



Exhibitors will find very important changes detailed in " The Book 

 of Schedules," 1909, price 6d., to which they are referred. 



2. GENERAL. 



Notices to Fellows are always added at the end of each number of 

 the Journal, immediately preceding the Advertisements ; also at the 

 beginning both of the "Book of Arrangements" and of the " Report 

 of the Council." Fellows are particularly requested to consult these 

 Notices, as it would often save them and the Secretary much unnecessary 

 correspondence. 



3. LETTERS. 



All letters on all subjects should be addressed — The Secretary, 

 Royal Horticultural Hall, Vincent Square, Westminster, S.W. 



4. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAMS. 



Telephone Number : WESTMINSTER, 5363. 



" HORTENSIA, LONDON," is sufficient address for telegrams. 



5. JOURNALS WANTED. 



The Secretary would be greatly obliged by the return to the Society 

 of ANY NUMBERS of the Journal which may be of no further use 

 to Fellows. Complete sets are occasionally applied for, but, at the 

 present moment, not even one can be supplied owing to the stock of 

 the following being exhausted : — 



VOLUME X. 

 VOLUME XIII. Parti. 



These are therefore particularly desired. 



6. SUBSCRIPTIONS. 



All Subscriptions fall due on January 1st of each year. To avoid the 

 inconvenience of remembering this, Fellows can compound by the pay- 

 ment of one lump sum in lieu of all further annual payments ; or they 

 can, by applying to the Society, obtain a form of instruction to their 

 bankers to pay for them every January 1st. It may be a week or more 

 before the Tickets reach the Fellow, owing to the very large numbers, 

 over 20,000, having to be despatched within the first month of the 

 year. Fellows who have not already given an order on their bankers for 

 the payment of their subscriptions each year are requested to do so, as 

 this method of payment is preferred, and saves the Fellows considerable 



