... rent. Write Nu. 482, Keith & Co., Edinburgh. VOZELL—Sittingroom and two bedrooms, with attendance; bathroom (h. and c.); garden; for June or part. Apply No. 589 Standard Office. ...

... 4 Jean Masson (Burns' Cottage). 10 and under 12-1 June Hannah (Camel) ; 2 Iris Gordon ( Scotty ) ; 3 Audrey Hannah (A.R.P. badge); 4 Nettie Hall. 8 and under 10-1 Mary Logan (House and Garden); 2 June Taylor (Owl); 3 Nan Martin (Good Luck Shoe); 4 Jessie ...

... informative articles, and In the Garden in June is practical and very helpful. Altogether a good number, fully maintaining the the reputation of editor and publishers. The first thing one notices on opening the June Magazine is the new type. Chosen ...

... Office or Bank or through a Kavings Associ- scion. COST 15/-. THE GARDEN IN JUNE. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST GREENFLY. Gardeners would be well advised to set to work now and rid their garden of greenfly and other insect pests which threaten it■ health and beauty ...

... New Arrivals at the Zoo ; Palaces on Wheels; and The Venom of the Viper. Mr George H. Copley writes on The Kitchen Garden in June in his usual chatty and informative manner. The aerial, Snow Leopard, finishes in this number. Chambers fully maintains ...

... THE ROSSIE GARDENS. Craig, June 28, 1900. more than one occasion in this and other column of your paper notice has been takeout the dilapidated condition of the once lovely and arti.tically laid out Rowdy Gardens, so much prized by Montrosimis, and knout ...

... More power to the slim electors!—l am etc.. A PARKS AND GARDENS. Montrone, June 18, 1908. Sir,—l notice an item in the public prints an item that should he looked into. The cost of our parka and gardens for last rear w•as £279 14s Id. The income from them ...

... do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.—Eo. MORE THE MI)) LINES GARDENS, Montrose, June 5, Sir, —Although not an expert in gardening matters, I can quite appreciate the force of the arguments brought forward by your correspondent ...