Ontario Sessional Papers, 1895, . pectfully submitted. Niagara Falls, 20th February, 1895. JAMES WILSON, Superintendent. 1894. January March April May June July August September .. October November ..December ... Total Tolls overislands. 8 50 11 75 47 00 21 25 84 25 211 00 238 25 307 25 259 75 168 25 35 50 31 00 1,483 75 Rentalsof privileges. 2,050 00 4,550 00 2,500 002,050 00 4,550 002,500 00 18,200 00 Sundries. Interest onbank deposits. 52 00 8 00 22 70 4 0036 35 226 89 349 94 256 47 156 42 412 89 Total. 2,110 50 19 75 69 70 4,571 25 344 722,747 352,288 25 367 25 259 75
Ontario Sessional Papers, 1895, . pectfully submitted. Niagara Falls, 20th February, 1895. JAMES WILSON, Superintendent. 1894. January March April May June July August September .. October November ..December ... Total Tolls overislands. 8 50 11 75 47 00 21 25 84 25 211 00 238 25 307 25 259 75 168 25 35 50 31 00 1,483 75 Rentalsof privileges. 2,050 00 4,550 00 2,500 002,050 00 4,550 002,500 00 18,200 00 Sundries. Interest onbank deposits. 52 00 8 00 22 70 4 0036 35 226 89 349 94 256 47 156 42 412 89 Total. 2,110 50 19 75 69 70 4,571 25 344 722,747 352,288 25 367 25 259 754,718 25 418 812,531 00 20,446 58 JAMES WILSON, Superintendent. 3 33 QUEEN VICTORIA NIAGARA FALM PARK. CATALOGUE OF PLANTS WHICH HAVE BEEN FOUND GROWING WITHOUTCULTIVATION IN THE PARK AND ITS OUTLYL\G TERRITORIES. COLLECTED, MOUNTED AND CATALOGUED FOR THE PARK HERBARIUMIN THE superintendents OFFICE Chief Gardener. APPENDIX TO THE REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PARK FOR THE YEAR 1894. PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE LEGISLATIVE T OROKTO:WARWICK BROS. & KUTTER, , &c., 68 and 70 FRONT STREET WEST. 58 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. 47). A, 1895 QUEEN VICTORIA NIAGARA FALLS PARK. James Wilson, Esq., Superintendent. Dear Sir,—Acting under your instructions I have, at odd moments duringthe past four years, collected a large number of specimens of the better knownplants found growing without cultivation in the Park; and have mounted andcatalogued them for convenience of reference. So far 105 families, comprising 417 genera and 915 species, have been found ;and I have no doubt that many others will yet be discovered. As you desired tohave the catalogue embrace only such plants as have been mounted and are onevidence in the Herbarium. I have not included any of the many other speciesnot found by me but which have been noted by visiting botanists from time totime in the immediate vicinity of the Park. I have to thank Professor John Macoun, the eminent
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