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... few weeks. Forward plants should be care- , fully hanleped off in a cool pit or frame before being planted out. Sow small salads every week; radishes and Rlrthrice, spinach one a fortnight; carrots n ions for late drawing; kidney-beans in the first week ...
... Garden Notes. Sow peas and beans for lute erore. The kinds used ior early crops are likewive bst for this purpo•-e. Sow salads eve. 7 ten days; carr.es and onions for drawint young. In the beg:aning of tha month mvw eudive for an early crop. In the ...
... tor the abovementioned seasons. Sow the seeds of culinary vegetables for succession. Bow successional crops of lettace and salads, Take up shallots. Gather and dry medicinal pot hurls- and progute these by slip+ and cuttings. Watering will be - generally ...
... preserve stand and spoons; Mrs James, hot water jug; Captain and Mrs D. Jeneins, salad howl and cake basket cake stand; Mrs Hopkins and family, silver-mounted oak salad bowl; Captain and Mrs Jones, case of silver salt-cellars; Mr F. D. James, dinner gong; ...
... were set aglow with borifirea to commemorate the event. The following is a list of the local presents received: Mrs. Roberts, salad bowl and service'.; Mr and Mrs. Jones, silver and ivory fish servers: Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd. silver ink and flower stand; Rev ...
... Time. Ihminutes. ONI NILE FLAT HANDICAP (OPEN).. prise. case of fish carvers and caters in case, value £2 2a.; secone pair*, salad bowl and servers, value ; ten entries. This was run in one heat. After a good race Tom. Griffiths. Llanrwst, easily won first ...
... meershaum pipe; Mr. John Davie'', London House, linen table cloth and afternoon tea cloth; Mr. and Mrs Rees, Glasgow House, silver salad bowl with servers; Mrs. Jenkins, Cemetery road, Treorky, linen tablecloth and doyleys; Dr. Evans and Mr. D. Evans, Milford ...
... I. Evans, Anchor. house, hand bag; Miss Morgan, (keen, Llama. and 31 ire Williams, Glyn. toilet set; Mks Morris, Liaison, salad bowl; Mr. Davies, Llama, ; Miss Davis., teak; Mr. Ballo Troaelaso. dish; Mr, sad We. breskcruet; Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Amides ...
... of fancy table covers; Miss Alice Williams, South-road, cakestantl; Miss Maggie Williams. e, o Misses Owen, confectioners, salad dish; Misses Williams, Cambrian Gardens, hand painted photo trams ; Mrs. Evans. Manewch, hand painted tea tray ; A Friend, ...
... photo frames; Miss M. Evans, Penybryn, pincushion: Misses M. and P. Will iams,Cwmbrwyno. fruit dish; Misses C. Sr G. Williams, salad dish; Miss M. J. Griffiths, Tanmllt, ('wrubrwyno, cake dish; Mrs. Griffiths, Tan rall t , Cwmbrwyno, cheque; Miss M, Lloyd ...
... beef, horseradish sauce, boiled turkey, celery sauce, ox tongue, saddle of mutton, roast goose; game, pheasants, partridges, salad; sweets, mince pies, plum pudding, trifle, I Iced puddings, jellies, creams; savouries; dessert. I The following was the toast ...