. La chronique des jardiniers et la gazette agricole . de leur utilité. Le droit toManufacture ils ont été transférés à B. HOLLIDAY, OUVRIER DE FILS pratique, 2a, PORTOBELLO TERRACE, NOTTING HILL GATE, W. Illustrated catalogues.OARDKN ARCHES, ARCADES. VÉRANDAS. ORNAMENTALFENCING, TRAVAIL DE TREILLIS POUR LES PLANTES GRIMPANTES. JARDINIÈRES.PANIERS SUSPENDUS, VOLIÈRES, PHEASANTRIES, AC. Toutes les descriptions des travaux de câblage forGardens, conservatoires et o.annexées sont quelques-unes des témoignages reçus sur l'utilisation pratique de la crinoline de Paxtons fraise, inventée par le regretté Sir Joseph Paxton, Rock Hills, Sydenham :—FEM

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. The Gardeners' chronicle and agricultural gazette . of their usefulness. The right toManufacture them was transferred to B. HOLLIDAY, PRACTICAL WIRE WORKER, 2a, PORTOBELLO TERRACE, NOTTING HILL GATE, W. Illustrated Catalogues.OARDKN ARCHES, ARCADES. VERANDAHS. ORNAMENTALFENCING, TRELLIS WORK for CREEPERS. FLOWER STANDS.SUSPENDING BASKETS, AVIARIES, PHEASANTRIES, Ac. Every description of Wire Work forGardens, Conservatories, &o.Annexed are a few of the Testimonials received upon thepractical use of Paxtons Strawberry Crinoline, invented bythe late Sir Joseph Paxton, Rock Hills, Sydenham :—Femiehurst, Shipley, near Leeds, February 26, 186B.Sir, —In reply to your letter, asking my opinion of your Straw*berry CrinoIineB, I consider them a Qrst-rate idea. They keep thefruit away from the wet and slugs, and materially assist in briuKingto maturity a large proportion of the fruit, which is generally socovered by the leaves, that it gets no direct solar heat. I expectto send you an order for a lot more in about a week.—Yours, &c... Edwabd Salt.* suppUed me last year for one season, and I consider them estreraelyuseful fur the purposes for which they are intended. They keep thefruit frum the soil, and expose it more freely to the sun.—Yourobedient Servant, Jno. Makchant, Jan. Mr. R. HoLLiDAY, 2», Portobollo Terrace, Nottlng Hill Gate, W. March 17, 1868.*I have bad the Strawberry Crinoline in use during the fruitingseason of the past year, and 1 can candidly affirm that they areinvaluable for all the purposes for which Mr. Hollidat, the maker, recommends them. Jno. H. McElroy. Correspondent of the Gardeners Magazine. **From Mr. James Pearson, Gardener to H. Heatley, Esq., Eshald House, Woodlts/ord, near Leeds. February 13, 1868. Sir, —I got one gross of your Strawberry Crinolines in the middleof the rlpeaing season, 1867, and we put them all to use withoutdelay ; and I have great pleasure to say theyaavinga ? * ?*—? eight of fruit from perishing, it boiHkewiae m keepi

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