fi. dai\nell Sl Collide. 
TRIUMPHANT— Kosjr imrplc or liia- 83. WILLIAM P. LAIRD— I, ilac, cxlra fiui- 
geiita, most lovely colour, very fine | g4. WM. RAWLINGS — Ricli crimson - 
SI. VICE PRESIDENT — Bright orange, ime i purple perfect outline. 1 a*. each 
82. WALTER H. WILLIAMS — Splendul | gg^ WILLIAM DAWKINS— Fawn, edgc<l 
bright scarlet, _ surpassing al o leis < bright crimson, veiy attractive, 
colour, grand high centre, is. each « 
Spring priccSj Os. doz., cxcopt those priesd. j EE, 0. & Sons soicction, 5s, pet* doz. 
Pot roots, 8s, to 18s. per dozen. 
FANCY VARIETIES. 
iTirilF fancy class are those striped or flaked with a variety of colours or marking.s, and also those 
■■T- with dark coloured grounds with a light tip ; so it will be seen that if a flower has a yellow or 
•si-arlet gi-ound with wliite tipped petals, it is a fancy ; if the reverse in coloure, it is a shov 
flower. 
S6. ANNIE PRITCHARD— ‘vniite, hcanti- 
fiUly .striped with lilac and rose, large flower. 
1.S-. each 
87. BARNABY RUDGE — Fawn colour, 
striped and speckled with deep crimson. Is. each 
38. CHORISTER— Fawn, striped with crim- 
son and rose. Is. each 
8P. EDWARD PECK— Deep lilac, striped 
with rich maroon. Is. each 
flO. FLORENCE STARK— White ground, 
striped with purple, very pleasing 
fll. FREDERICK SMITH — Deep lilac, 
striped with purple ; fine flower 
92. GAIETY— Yellow, striped with red and 
distinctly tipped white. Is. each 
98. TROTTY VECK — Yellow ground, regu- 
larly striped with rosy purple 
94. CHANG — Yellow, striped and mottled 
scarlet, large 
95. CHARLES WYATT— Deeii rose, flaked 
crimson, and purple gi ouird 
96. FANNY STURT— lied, tipped wliite ; 
eK(luisite form 
97. FLORA WYATT— Orange, strii>ed and 
flaked red ; fine 
98. GRAND SULTAN— Buff, bright red 
stripes ; very large 
99. GRAND DUCHESS— Scarlet and crim- 
son, striped 
100. GEORGE BARNES— Rich lilac, striped 
crimson ; noble flower 
101. JAMES O'BRIEN— Yellow, with crim- 
son and reddish rose stripes. Is. each 
102. JESSIE MeINTOSH— Red, with a dis- 
tinct white tip ; very pretty. Is. each 
103. JANNETTE —Pale ycUow, tipped white, 
largo and fine. Is. each 
104. HUGH AUSTIN— Orange-scarlet, heau- 
tifiilly striped with dark red. Is. each 
105. HARLEQUIN— Buff, striped deep scar- 
let-arimson 
106. HERCULES— Yellow ground, striped 
and speckled rich crimson, large 
107. HENRY GLASSCOCK— Buff, striped 
and spotted crimson 
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108. JOHN LAMONT — Maroon, stripeil 
black ; fine 
110. JAS. CARTER — Buff, striped crimson 
111. LADY ANTROBUS— Red, tipped pun 
white, a new showy colour. 2s. each 
1 1 2. LAURA HASLAM— Pale yellow, tipped 
white 
113. LETTY COLES — Pale rose ground, 
striped and tipped red 
114. LEOPARDESS — Lilac, spotted and 
striped with crilnson 
115. LADY ALDINGTON- Deep scarlet, 
tipped white 
116. MISS BROWNING — Clear )-ellow, 
tipped white ; grand flower. Is. each 
117. MAGICIAN— Deep yellow, tipped scar- 
let ; cflectivc. Is. 6d. each 
118. MRS. N. HALLS — Bright scarlet, 
tipped white ; fine form. Is. each 
119. MRS. C. SMITH— Puce, white tiji 
120. MRS. SAUNDERS — Yellow, tipped 
white ; fine form. Is. each 
121. MONS. CHAUVIERE— Lilac ground, 
striped and spotted dark crimson 
122. MAID OP ATHENS— Dark maroon, 
tipped rod and white, beautiful 
123. MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY— 
AVhitc ground, striped and mottled purple 
124. MISS BOND— Dark lilac, striped and 
spotted maroon 
125. OCTOROON — Shaded purple, white 
stripes, and spotted mulberry 
ORACLE— Deep yellow, heavily striped 
bright crimson 
126. PROFESSOR FAWCETT —Dark lUae, 
striped with chocolate ; a splendid flower. Is. each- 
127. PROSPBRO— Maroon, tipped white ; 
very showy „ , 
128. POLLY WEEKS — A ellow ground, 
striped and spotted scarlet 
129. PEACOCK— Deep purple, tipped witl. 
pure white 
130. QUEEN MAB— AVhite, scarlet edges-; 
very showy . 
131. QUEEN MERCEDES— AV'hite, striped 
with purple, very full 
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