NOVELTIES AND SPECIALITIES oifered uy WILLIAM lUMJj, F.L.S. 
' AURICULA, NEW GIANT SWEET SCENTED 
YELLOW. 
A. striiiii of Gritiut Yellow Border Auricula. The flowers rauge in colour from 
palest primrose to rich deep golden yellow, and are delightfully fragrant. Award of Merit, R.H.S., 
1898, and Silver Baiiksian Medal, Temple Show, 1899. 2s. Gd. per packet. 
« BERTOLONIA VELUTINA. 
A pretty Melastomaceous stove plant of dwarf habit, with rich olive crim.son foliage. Its pretty 
pink flowers are abundantly produced on short spikes, rendering it most attractive and ornamentai. 
2.«. Gd. per packet. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM MAXIMUM, “PRINCESS HENRY, 
”• BOM BAX 
MALABARICUM. 
This handsome tropi(ml tree is known 
as the “Malabar Silk Cotton Tree." and 
is remarkable for the mature fruits being 
filled with a beautiful silky substance to 
which the seeds are attached. 
Is. Gd. per packet. 
CARICA PAPAYA. 
A well-known tropical tree known as 
the “Papaw,” teai-iug large oblong 
fruits of an orange yelh)w colour, of 
various economic uses. 2s. Gd. per packet. 
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CHRYSANTHEMUM 
MAXIMUM, 
PRINCESS HENRY. 
A valuable dwarf variety of this showy 
perennial, growing about 18 inches high, 
and giving an abundance of very large 
white flowers, very suitable for cutting. 
It is stated by the introducer to come 
quite true from Seed. I.t. per packet. 
FEATHERED CYCLAMEN, 
ROSE PIONEER. 
FEATHERED CYCLAMEN, 
BUSH HILL PIONEER. 
This is undoubtedly the fororuniKT of an entirely new 
strain of Cyclamen, the feather adding* enorinouslj^ 
to Ihe substance and lasting properties of the dower. 
The flowers are white mid of considerable substance, 
with a strikingly di.stinct crest or feather of the same 
colour upon the face of each petal. 
25. iul. per packet. 
CYCLAMEN, BUSH HILL PIONEER. 
A pretty and most attractive rose-coloured variety of 
the foregoing, the petals being ornamented with the 
same coloured feathering. 2.v. per packet. 
