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Cattleya Aurea. 
031 
3l 
Good plant (unflowered), 5 strong bulbs, 2 leaves, 1 
strong lead; seed sown. Cat. Rex x Cat. Gaskelliana 
,, Dowiana. Good plant, 5 bulbs, 1 young growth; 
seed sown, Cut. Labiala x Cat. Aurea... 
Bowringiana. "Grand specimen, 26 fine bulbs, 16 with leaves, 
3 leads, 2 strong flower sheaths 
,, Good plant and fine variety XX, 12 very fine 
bulbs, 6 with leaves, 2 leads, 1 strong flower 
sheath ... 
Grand plant and variety XXXX, 21 bulbs, 14 
leaves, 4 leads and 1 strong flower sheath ... 
,, Fine plant, same variety as above, 22 bulbs, 3 
leads and 3 flower sheaths 
,, Gigantea. A magnificent form, highly 
coloured, flowers are of an enormous size, 
being perfectly round, and of splendid shape ; 
one of the best varieties ever seen. Magnificent 
plant, 5 gigantic bulbs, all leaved, 1 lead, 1 
strong flower sheath ... 
,, Violacea. An exquisite variety, the whole 
flower being suffused with a soft violet rose, 
£ s. d. 
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0 15 0 
1 15 0 
1.5 15 (I 
which gives it a charming appearance. Nice 
plant with 10 bulbs, 6 leaves, 2 leads, 1 flower 
sheath ... 
4 
1 
II 
632 
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Claesiana. Nice plant, 6 bulbs, 2 leads 
1 
11 
6 
633 
Chocoensis. Very fine variety. Sepals and petals very broad, 
fine round flower, lij) good shape and w'ell 
I'ringed. Fine plant with 7 extra fine bulbs, all 
leaved, 1 lead, 1 flower sheath ... 
2 
2 
0 
631 
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Citrina. 
Two good jflants, 19 and 20 bulbs, 2 strong leads 
0 
5 
0 
each 
635 
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Strong plant, 10 extra fine bulbs, 3 leads ... 
0 
5 
1) 
636 
>» 
Two good plants, 14 bulbs, 2 leads 
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6 
each 
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Four plants, 7 to 10 bulbs, 1 and 2 leads 
II 
2 
0 
each 
638 
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Crispa. 
Magnificent plant, 26 fine bulbs, 15 leaves, 4 strong 
leads 
0 
15 
0 
639 
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> 1 
Grand plant, 16 fine bulbs, 10 leaves, 3 good leads ... 
0 
10 
6 
610 
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Very fine plant, 9 strong bulbs, 5 leaves, 1 strong lead 
0 
4 
0 
641 
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Nice plant with 8 bulbs, 5 leaves, 1 lead 
0 
2 
6 
642 
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Very fine variety with broad sepals and petals, well 
shaped lip ; grand plant, 16 bulbs, 10 leaves, 3 leads 
0 
15 
0 
643 
Dawsonii. (Very Bare). Originating from the Meadow Bank 
Collection. A choice novelty, flowers large, 0 to 7 
inches in diametei’, sepals and petals delicate purple 
rose; lip large, the upper part soft yellow, the rest 
being of a deep roseate hue, and fringed at the 
margin ; of good substance, lasting a long time in 
perfection. It appears to be intermediate between 
Cat. labiata and C. Mossite, and is one of the best of its 
class. Grand plant with 20 bulbs, 16 leaves, 3 fine 
leads 
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