. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 126 l'examen 26 OcxOBEB pour fleuristes. 1922 soulevées. Les fleurs sont bien stretch et magnifiquement placé, quatre et cinq souvent sur une tige. Cerise est un Boyal ombre intense de cerise, le saumon rose profond tranchant, florifère et particulièrement adapté à la décoration de table, montrant bien la lumière électrique. AH ces sont introduits par Watkins &AMP ; Simpson, Ltd., Drury Lane, à Londres." LES VENTES DE SEMENCES ET LES LOIS DE L'Agence. Contenant des graines étrangères.. Où un acheteur de semences confie sa réception et plantation à l'employé et de la semence n'est manifestement pas le con-

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 126 The Florists' Review OcxOBEB 26. 1922 raised. The flowers are well frilled and beautifully placed, four and often five on a stem. Boyal Cherry is an intense shade of salmon cerise, edged deep rose, free flowering and especially suited to table decoration, showing up well under electric light. AH these are introduced by Watkins & Simpson, Ltd., Drury Lane, London." AGENCY LAWS AND SEED SALES. Seed Containing Foreign Matter.. Where a buyer of seed entrusts its receipt and planting to an employee and the seed is manifestly not in the con- dition required by the contract of sale, the buyer will not be permitted to hold the seller liable for resulting crop loss, holds the California District Court of Appeal in the case of Daley vs. Irwin, 205 Pacific Reporter, 76. The plaintiff bought barley seed from the defendant under a contract requir- ing the seed to be recleaned. On de- livery, the seed proved to contain for- eign substances. Yet the buyer's ranch foreman received the seed, and sowed part of it in the buyer's absence. Un- der these circumstances the court holds that the proper measure of damages re- coverable by plaintiff buyer was limited to the difference between the value of the seed contracted for and that deliv- ered, and not the loss resulting from planting the inferior seed. In the course of its opinion, the Court of Ap- peal says: As Court Sees It. "The barley supplied, although claimed by the defendant to be re- cleaned, was full of weed seeds, radish seeds, chaff and trash, which was ap- parent upon the most casual inspection, notwithstanding which Hamos, with the aid of his workmen^ and in spite of their repeated complaints that the operation of the seeders was delayed by the large amount of foreign matter in the seed, proceeded to sow this barley, and con- tinned to do so until the return of the plaintiff to the ranch, who immediately ordered its planting to be discontinued, and procured fr

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