Cannell & Sons’ Complete Seed 
THE HIGHEST HONOUR AND DISTINCTION A 
PROFESSIONAL GARDENER CAN ATTAIN. 
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This Prize is expressly for bona-fide Gentlemen’s Gardeners’ Productions, to benefit his 
Employer, and also showing the perfection of the Garden under his care. 
E offer to bona-fide Gentlemen’s Gardeners a Prize of £4, together with a brilliant STAR OF HONOUR (£1 will be given to the winning 
Gardener’s Foreman, and lOs. to the next man who exerts himself most to gain this honour for the garden in which he is employed) ; Sewnd 
Prize, £3 ; Third Prize, £2, for the best Collection of Vegetables, Fruit, and Flowers, to be competed for during the coming season. This 
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Order of Becomtion is intended to be worn as an incentive to the best productions by accomplished gardeners 
For the Best Collection of 12 distinct Vegetables. 
„ „ „ 12 Dishes of Fruit, all distinct. 
„ „ „ Stand or Box of Cut Flowers, arranged for effect. 
stand to be 3 ft. by 2 ft. 
Mr. WM. nARTI.ETT. Mr. R. EDWARDS. 3Ir. EDWARD .SWAIST.AND. 
WINNER OF Messrs. H. CANNEEE & .SONS' CROWN AND STAR OF HONOUR, 7th AUGUST, 189.7 
Sir, — 1 beg to thank you, for myself and on behalf of our third man, for our money prizes in connection with the Star of Honour awardedf^ our 
res])ected chief Mr. Edwards. 
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