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PEACE (1919), a yellow sport from “ Louisa Pockett,” one of the best, 
Stop about May 10. 1st crown. 9c!. 
Pockett’s Crimson, rich deep crimson. Early May, 1st crown. 
Princess Mary, deep butter yellow, sport from the splendid white variety 
“ Queen Mary.” 
President Wilson (1919), deep yellow, overlaid with reddish bronze ; re¬ 
flexing florets. Early April, 1st crown. 
Queen Mary, splendid white incurved Jap. Nat. 1st crown. 
Rear Admiral, chestnut, with old gold reverse; a massive flower. 
Stop in March and again early in June. 
Rear Admiral Keyes (1919), rich rose. Stop 20th April, st crown. 1 
Reginald Vallis, rich purple amaranth. Early May, 1st crown. 
Rosamund, primrose, flushed rose. Nat. 1st crown. 
Rose Pockett, gold ,tinted salmon. Nat. 2nd crown. 
Rosemary Simmons (1920), soft primrose yellow of “ William Turner ” 
build; Nat. 1st crown. 1/6. 
Salonica, deep old rose, sport from Undaunted.” Stop end March 
and again end May. 9d. 
Shirley Autocrat (1920), immense reflexing flower, with broad florets ; 
colour, crimson on yellow ground. Nat. 1st crown. 1 / 6 . 
Shirley Democrat (1920), a huge incurved Jap. ; colour, terra cotta with 
buff reverse. Nat. 1st crown. 1 /6. 
Shirley Golden (1920), rich yellow with long curling and reflexing 
flcyet'S. Nat. 1st crown ; not a strong grower. 1 /6. 
Sir E. Letchworth, purple with silvery reverse; very fine. Nat. 1st 
crown. 9d. 
Sir W. H. Dunn, terra cotta. End April, 1st crown. 
Splendour, crimson, golden reverse. End April, 2nd crown. 
Sunset, rich golden amber. Early April, 2nd crown. 
Thos. Beeson, yellow, marked bronze. Nat. 1st crown. 
Thos. Lunt, fine crimson. Nat. 1st crown. 
Undaunted, purple, silvery reverse. Stop end March and again end of 
May. gd. 
Victory (1919), an immense pure white flower with reflexing and slightly 
twisting florets. Stop mid-April, 1st crown 1 /-. 
Viscount Chinda (1920), deep buttercup yellow, a large handsome re¬ 
flexing Jap. Nat. 1 st crown, A.M. 1 / 6 . 
Viscountess Chinda (1920), rich purple with silver reverse, an incurving 
Japanese of the largest size. Nat. 1st crown. 1 /6. 
White Queen, fine white. Nat. 2nd crown. 
W. Holden, fawn on yellow ground. Nat. 1st crown. 
Wm. Rigby, yellow sport from “ Mrs. G. Drabble,” splendid; 1st cr. 
Wm. Turner, purest white. Stop in April and again early in June. 
Wiiliam Vert, rich chestnut crimson. Nat. 1st crown. 
Wm. Mease, rosy cerise. Nat. 2nd crown. 
