{In the section reserved for fower-tug pot plants and ferns, Mrs.
Wikinson took first place in exhibits given over 10 antirrhin yyllis, foxglove, blue Lobelia and chrysanthemum, Lady Maze won first prizes for her exhibits of sian tum, veronica, nepeta, salvia argeutia ind Schizanthus. Mrs. E, Hayim Wa Iso prominent among the winners in she carried away first "Commercial Ingenuity" Feared Jewish emigrants flocking into the areas north of Soochow Creek are num with Wy, geranium, nimults, chrysanthemus annual, sisplenium nidus, adiant feapillus venetis, funkia, antherieun, decerning 1 serious problem for the Japanese community, the "Shanghat Mainichi ald on May 22.
Not the least plants to be exhibited were the vejet= Soles and the number of entries Under ced nea thi the For the Hongkonst Corporation, and in. Yan tricts, the paper said, It was possible, the journal that these emigrants from Europe may feneroach ripon the rights and interests of Japanese residents in Hongkew because of their "peculiar commune ingenuity Their number already is 9,000 and was expected that It will increase to 20,000 within this year, the daily said, this division was large, First prize was given to Sir Victor Sessoon' for the best of vexeta th single kinds of vegetables Mrs. P: S. Hopkins received first prizes for her entries of broccoli, cucumber, straw-arties "and fennel. Mrs." W. J.
Hiaekings won prizes for her exi tions of Brussells sprouts leeks, con tion Tettuse, cabbage lettuce, a potatoes, and Lady" Maze received pies for her exhibits of beets, medium cabbage, curled kale, and Sir Peter Grain Yacching photographed wi plant which was afearded Chaltenge trophy by Judges of the Horticultural Society. The tad int group of specimen plants entered aaweorded the 'Society'
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