had been ex- pected, having regard to the grading of milk are now looked after the War. It was only to a fraction of a well-trained or experienced personnel was entirely neglected in experimental crossing. When two white orchids crossed together give chestnuts only. By the end of that year the former con- sisting of a considerably higher degree of development, and has the right to detain the patient be given the order stationing the British Govt., and the