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... JAPAN'S NATIONAL FLOWER. WHY IS THERETNOT A BLUE CHRYSANTHEMUM ? The chrysanthemum has long ceased to be merely the national flower of Japan. Even in the beginning it was a Chinese rather than a Japanese product ; and it is only in the last halfcentury ...
... SUICIDE AT SANDRINGHAM RIV AT, POCTORS IN CHELSEA A well-known Chelsea doctor was among the applicants at Wesiminster Police Court, on day, ection order against another equ: for a prow ly well medica! man, who, it is aed alle ki i, for weeks patt had ...
... Vasey when chose in i ents for the Show were advanced another 5 for the Chub, and loxon alanost immediately | afterwa The whistle Tenders were opened for the levelling of the wor bhown with the score: Gamehorongh Insti- show ground, and out of the received ...
... added to the Royal Show at Derby last year. ‘I he dieplay is a brilliant oune, and great and Loundivss admiration hae been lavished upon it from all quarters. One expert, whose opinion carries great weight, compared it to a Temple Show. Two of the largest ...
... proposed extension at the eastern end of the dock has been deferred. Among the exhibits at the Southend Chrysan- themum show of flowers and fruit was a bunch of grapes grown by Mr. Bradley, of Southend, f-om a vine which had from raisin pips thrown in the ...
... readily to understand the topography of the show ground. Some description of the yard, however, may mnot Al:,e in apropos. It covery an area of 125 acres, being larger by ebout 45 acres than the site of the Derby Show. The main entrance is at the south end ...
... Society held their fourteenth annual show in the Corn Exchange, Horncastle, on Wednesday, large number of visitors witnessed when the display of this lovely flower. ‘Though perhaps not equally to last year's show, yet it wap a , the groups: and les the ...
... essentially worth preserving. there should be any delay or difficulty in its rescue calis attention to the apathy we are too apt to show in this country with regard to its chief glories. It is otherwise in France, wheré the poorest little town invariably manages ...
... Bath, Ltd., Wisheoh. i show next year, he thought they had overy flowers: R reason to he able to induce their friends to join. Miscellaneous plants: Jas. Veitch and Sons, | The Secretary (Mr. T. MacRow) then the T4td., Chelsea. | awards in the farm prize ...
... Shares of £20 each in the Lincoin Wagon and Auction & Valuation Offices, Bank-street, Lincoln. SALE BY MR. ROBERT WHALEY CHELSEA HOUSE, RISEHOLME-ROAD. LINCOLN. ~ WHALEY will SELL by AUC TION (hy ordce of ie of J. J. Heck. = ), on SATURDAY. the 4th day ...
... Market-place, wich had beds with as series of od; A border of blue flowers set off the oan! ly of flowering and foliage covered with and the tall arc lamp virgin cork, enclosing numbers of flowers, the effect that of a tower of blossom. the Com Exchange had ...
... sovs. One mfle and a half TER PLATE of 10 © Mr Henning’s Flower Seller, 45, Maher 1 8 7 Mr Goodson’s Yankee 8 T Jenningse tion, 3y,\ Hardy 2 igg 3 Winner by Toy, 3y. Betting: 100 to 6 on Flower Seller, 25 to 1 agst Recreakion, 33 to 1 Yankee Won by a ...