ALTRINCHAM, MANCHESTER, and BRAMHALL. 15 
English Tree Carnations— continued. 
No. 
620 Miss Clibran, deep rosy-red ; perfect form, effective and 
charming, vigorous and free. 6d. to 1/6. 
630 Mrs. Clibran, reddish-rose ; each petal margined pure 
white ; large size, deliciously perfumed ; free grower 
and bloomer. 1/- to 2/-. 
638 Mrs. Leopold de Rothschild { Mdlle . Therese Franco ), 
salmon-pink; free, dwarf, clove scented. 6d. to 1/6. 
642 Mrs. S. J. Brooks (A.M., R.H.S.), pure white; two to 
three inches across ; non-splitting calyx, sweetly 
scented ; free in growth and flower. 6d. to 1/6. 
650 Mrs. Weller, primrose-yellow, margined bright crimson ; 
pencilled crimson in centre of tips ; free. fid. to 1/6. 
675 Pride of the Market, pale pink ; a fine flower. 6d. to 1/6. 
730 Uriah Pike, rich velvety-crimson ; clove scented ; 
remarkably free, does not burst, fid. to 1/6. 
755 Winter Cheer, brilliant scarlet, shaded crimson ; vigorous 
and very free. 6d. to 1/6. 
760 Yellow Queen, lemon yellow ; large, full, and perfectly 
formed. 6d. to 1/6. 
To Employers requiring Head or 
Under Gardeners, Head or Assistant 
Foresters, or Farm Bailiffs. 
We shall be pleased to send our List of Names and 
Addresses of suitable men, with full particulars of 
, wages required, experience and references. Great 
care is taken that no man shall be placed on our 
Register whose character is not good. Our acquaint- 
ance with the men's abilities and characters cannot 
but be of service to all needing men, as the difficulty 
of selecting from scores of answers to an advertisement 
or from applicants of whom nothing whatever is known, 
is felt by every employer of labour ; frequently it is 
noticed that preference is given to an inferior man and 
much better men passed over. 
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