FLORAL COMMITTEE, SEPTEMBER 20. 
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To Cactus Dahlia ‘ Countess of Lonsdale ’ (votes, unanimous), 
from Messrs. Keynes Williams, Salisbury. Flowers purplish 
rose shaded with orange. 
To Cactus Dahlia ‘Progenitor’ (votes, unanimous), from 
Messrs. Keynes Williams. The exceptionally large and hand¬ 
some flowers are bright scarlet tinged with purple. The petals 
are broad and forked at the tips. 
To Cactus Dahlia ‘ Viscountess Sherbrooke ’ (votes, unani¬ 
mous), from Messrs. Keynes Williams. Flowers rich orange 
suffused with salmon. The petals are narrow and beautifully 
twisted. 
To Cactus Dahlia ‘ The Clown ’ (votes, unanimous), from 
Messrs. Keynes Williams. A showy variety with deep orange 
flowers heavily tipped with white. 
To Pompon Dahlia ‘ The Duke ’ (votes, unanimous), from 
Messrs. Keynes Williams. The small well-formed flowers are of 
a rich shade of crimson maroon. 
To Show Dahlia ‘William Neate ’ (votes, unanimous), from 
Messrs. Keynes Williams. Flowers large and of good form, 
orange tipped with red. 
To Fancy Dahlia ‘ Watchman ’ (votes, unanimous), from 
Messrs. Keynes Williams. The large yellow flowers are spotted 
and striped with crimson. 
To Pompon Dahlia ‘Iris’ (votes, unanimous), from Mr. C. 
Turner, Slough. Pretty orange-coloured flowers shaded and 
tipped with mauve. 
To Cactus Dahlia ‘ Antelope ’ (votes, unanimous), from 
Messrs. J. Burrell, Cambridge. Flowers rosy scarlet tipped with 
cerise ; of medium size and good form. 
To Cactus Dahlia ‘ Lucius ’ (votes, unanimous), from Messrs. 
J. Burrell. Flowers large and of good shape; colour rich orange 
red. 
To Single Dahlia ‘ Leslie Seale ’ (votes, unanimous), from 
Mr. M. V. Seale, Sevenoaks. Flowers of medium size, pink, 
with a broad band of crimson round the yellow disc. 
To Pompon Dahlia ‘ Snowflake ’ (votes, unanimous), from 
Mr. Seale. A handsome variety with pure white flowers. 
To Pompon Dahlia ‘ Distinction ’ (votes,* unanimous), from 
Mr. Seale. The neat rosy purple flowers, shaded with crimson, 
are thrown well above the foliage. 
