POT PLANTS
Mrs E L. M. White 1
ROSES
12 varieties—-Mr R. S. Honeyman i G vavieiies—R. S. Honeyman I, J Thorp 2 , . 3 vai'ieties—H. Stewart 1, P. H, Lance 2
Coloured, named —R. S. Honeyman
Throe varieties, one of each —A. D. Taylor 1. R. S. Honeyman 2. aybviu perpetual—R. S. Honeyman
Hybrd tea —R. S. Honeyman 1, H. J. C'hryselt 2. Tea, H varieties—l?. S. Honeyman I. Three varieties, single—H. J.. Crysci] 1, Mrs L. Watkin 2. ■ J Six b>*ds- —R. S. Honeyman 1, R. B. Wyley 2. Climbers —Mrs L. Watkin 1, J. Thorp
Six varieties (novice class) —T. 11. Rice 1. Three varieties (novice class) —Mis H. A. Gobdall 1, T. H. Rice 2.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17734, 6 December 1919, Page 3
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118POT PLANTS Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17734, 6 December 1919, Page 3
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