. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Ich ROM-sozialer Sicht die 17. jährliche Con- vention der Kanadischen Gartenbau Verband alle vorherigen Rec - ords verdunkelt. Es gab mehr Mitglieder als je zuvor, und die von Anfang bis Ende alles so gut geplant und durchgeführt, dass es Impos für bessere Vorkehrungen getroffen worden zu sein scheint. Toronto's "alte Feuerwehr" hält zusammen in bemerkenswerter Weise, und wenn Sie Ihren Verstand, alles zu vollenden, verwalten Sie in der Regel dort zu erhalten. Zur gleichen Zeit ist es eher Schade tha

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. I ROM a social standpoint the seventeenth annual con- vention of the Canadian Horticultural Association eclipsed all previous rec- ords. There were more members in attendance than ever before, and from beginning to end everything was so well planned and carried out that it would seem impos- sible for better arrangements to have been made. Toronto's "old brigade" sticks together in a most remarkable manner, and when they make up their minds to accomplish anything, they generally manage to get there. At the same time it is rather a pity that out of the list of seventy retail florists in that city not one-third of that number seem to have joined the association, whereas from towns where there are not more than half a dozen florists the pro- portion of those who attended was out- standing evidence of the real live in- terest taken in matters pertaining to floriculture in the Dominion of Canada. Opening Session. The convention opened Tuesday morning, Aug- ust 4, at St. George's hall, with E. J. Mep- stead, of Ottawa, in the chair, H. B. Cowan, the president, being unfor- tunately kept away by the death of his mother. Controller O'Neall read Mayor Hocken 's civic welcome, which was re- sponded to by James McKenna, of Montreal. The report of Julius I^uck, secretary and treasurer, was then read, the balance sheet show- ing a credit of $157.42 |or the last year. Mr. '^uck reported that there ^I'le at present 102 "K'mbers belonging to the association, and mentioned that although several new members ^'I'l joined, other mem- ^^^^_ had dropped oflF. f'lving the total mem- ^^i-«hip about the same hur .^^ ^.^^^- Consider- V .^ increased num- ho' , ^^''} ^^^« entered .;^ trade in the last s ''r*'''' *^« energetic «-rctary ^ould like to tn„u . membership ."0 up to 200 at least 0. nJpL-^'"" «^ the next •nvention. An interest- '"« a^ldress on "Hardy OFFICERS ELECTED President, H. B. Cowao, P

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