. L'horticulteur. Fruit Growers' Association of Ontario ; fruits-culture. amélioration d'un ministère consacré à l'intérêt de la sociétés horticoles de l'ONTARIO, ET DE TOUS LES AUTRES ORGANISMES INTÉRESSÉS À L'AMÉLIORATION DE L'ENVIRONNEMENT DE NOTRE VILLE CANADIENNE ET Maisons de campagne. L'ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DES PARCS LE LONG DE LA RIVIÈRE NIAGARA non seulement tous les patriotes canadiens, mais les amoureux de la nature dans le monde entier, sont plus ou moins intéressées à la préservation des beautés naturelles de la région de Niagara. La politique de la région de Niagara Falls Park Commissioners, exposé par M. J. W. avant la récente convention de Langmuir

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. The Canadian horticulturist. Fruit Growers' Association of Ontario; Fruit-culture. mprovement A DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES OF ONTARIO, AND OF ALL OTHER BODIES INTERESTED IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE SURROUNDINGS OF OUR CANADIAN TOWN AND COUNTRY HOMES. CANADIAN PARKS ALONG THE NIAGARA RIVER NOT only all patriotic Canadians, but lovers of nature the world over, are more or less interested in the preservation of the natural beauties of Niagara. The policy of the Niagara Falls Park Commissioners, as outlined by Mr. J. W. Langmuir before the recent convention of the American Park and Out-door Art Association, shows that the commissioners are aiming at making the Niagara frontier a beauty spot that Canadians may be proud of. Mr. Langmuir's address was intended in some measure as a reply to those who have criticized what they, called vandalism on the part of the Canadian commissioners for allowing the various power companies to cut up the Queen Victoria Park. In the course of his address he referred to the fin- ancial difficulties which the commission had had to face and the happy solution of these by the concessions to the power companies and others, which in a short time will pro- vide an annual revenue of about a quarter of a million dollars. This the commission proposes to expend in developing the beauty of the river front, in preserving the natural conditions in a locality so historic, and mak- ing it the resting place of tired millions who come to see it. In concluding his address Mr. Langmuir said: Will you permit me to venture to take an outlook into the future, the near future, I hope, and picture in your mind's eye the completion of all the plans and projects of the Park Commissioners on the Canadian side of the river. It is doubtless known to some of you, at least, that the river bank from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario is vested in the commission. This reserve, now in the process of being made the full width of 66 feet at all p

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