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... s population of 16,000, A silver Jubilee Trophy will offered for the best exhibit by an amateur at this year's Chelsea Flower Show, As Godfather for the Sarr,. the city of Berlin has sent £50,000 as a first donation for persons in distress in ...
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... GUINEA ORCHIDS There is a wonderful exhibit of strawberries this year between the 6weet peas and the carnations at the Chelsea Flower Show ia the Eoyal Hospital Gardens, London, S.W. There are strawberries still growing and rows of strawberries in white ...
... the latter has had twenty bouquets presented to her. The Duchess loves flowers and rejoices in the fact that her room at the Embassy looks like section of the Chelsea Flower Show and actually there is overflow into the corridor outside. When her Royal ...
... the body and l*gs. and the was removed the hospital. Chelae*. Tuesday.— The King and Queen d*v visited th© Chelsea Flower Show, the Spring Show the Royal Horticultural Society. During the tour of the had brief conversation with Mrs Austen Chamberlain ...
... SOCIAL RECORD. Princess Mary visited Chelsea Flower Show Thursday, attended by Miss Yorke. The Lady Mayoress, Mrs M. Holland, who is president of the Hull Ladies' Saturday Committee, has made appeal members and helpers to endeavour to raise £1,000 Hospital ...
... Blooms at Chelsea HORTICULTURAL experts prophesy that the Royal Horticultural Society's Chelsea flower show in the grounds of Ihe Royal Hospital. Chelsea, the preview of which will be held today, will be almost indistinguishable from prewar ...
... Programme B (switch down).—6.o: Relays from the Continent. 6.30: Foundations of Music. 6.55: Keyboard Talk. 7.10: The Chelsea Flower Show. 7.30: Along the Roman Road. 8.0: Entertainment Hour. 9.0: Second News. 9.20: A Haydn Wood programme. 10.20: A Short ...
... sonatas, played by John Hunt. 6.ss.—Kevboard Talk: '* You and the Composer, by Sir Walford Davie3. 7.10—7.25.—The Chelsea Flower Show, by Lord Aberconway. 7.30. —Along the Roman Road. by G. M. Boumphrey. 8. o.—Entertainment Hour: Geraldo with his ...
... —Andrew Brown Quintet Burton Harper (baritone'). 15.—CThildren's Corner. 6. o.—See Hull. 6.so.—Sir William Lawrence: The Chelsea Flower Show. 7. o.—See DAVJUTKT. Hull. 4. o.—See London. 6. o.—See HulL 6.so.—See London. 7. Hull 9.15. Forecast. 9.20. —See Hull ...
... lb; small pork, 13s to 14s per stone; large pork, per stone; bacon pigs, lis per stone. MECCA OF THE GARDENER. The Chelsea Flower Show has gained by postponement; had been held the contemplated time would have been ruined the wet weather, whereas to-day ...
... their success is their ability to produce new and pleasing material. MOORSIDE EDGE s.ls.—Children's Corner. G. o.— The Chelsea Flower Show, by Lady Colefax. G.ls.—Weather and News. G.4o.—Lutenist Songs, sung Mary Ogden and Herbert Heyner. 7.0-7.20.— Talks ...