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Y OUNG MAN, age 18, as Journeyman; 
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G ARDENER, Head Working, where two 
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G ARDENER, single-handed or tvith help; 
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(571 
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March 14—New Chinese Primulas. 
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June 6—Group of Caladiums. 
„ 20—Zenobia Speciosa Pulverulenta. 
July 4—Aphelandra aurantiaca Roezlii. 
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