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... Season; first the Royal Courts msde the usual dasaling pioat Buckingham Palm*..the Ballet was in town again, and tho Chelsea Flower Show wee for those who were able And time for it. Above all, the eon smiled beamingly the while. A PEARLS AND ERMINE OPERA ...
... Institute. Mr. Austin gave an interesting lecture on Sussex windmills, after which details of the annual outing to the Chelsea Flower Show on May 34th were arranged. llt was decided to hold handicraft and produce exhibition in the autumn, and suggestions ...
... in the gardens his school, and has twioe exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show, on one occasion winning the first priae in hit class. Up to about a fortnight ago, none of his roses had flowered, hut within the last ten dxys they have been seen to great ...
... attendance of lueni- hers. After' a discussion' it was decided to i go for the annual outing to London to see tlie Chelsea Flower Show on May 24th. Offers of lavender cuttings from Mrs. I Soughton were gratefully accepted, and it |is hoped to have a ...
... at Tiptree, near Colchester. An orchid with long, thin tendrils, looking exactly like a spider, was on view at the Chelsea Flower Show, London. There were only 32,889 motor vehicles registered in Britain last March, as compared with 37,565 in March, 1930 ...
... happy hours in the open complete pictorial record of each bright day. Several members of the Family visited the great Chelsea Flower Show. The King and Queen came early in the afternoon of the private view, .and spent two hours among the rock-and-w ater ...
... the Horticultural Show at Chelsea; and comparing one with another, the present Show held its own exceedingly well. (Applause.) The Chelsea Show' was one the big Shows, but this ...
... ANYTHING coloured glass, Chelsea, etc., bought by Child. 75, Queen* s-road, Ratings, Jl2 ANTIQUE CHINA, UAsdeo figures and Chelsea wan wanted urgently; highest prices given,—Louis Q. Ford. Ltd., Eastbourne. Phone 5000. tcß ANTIQUE ana secona-naoa sULVEK ...
... ROUND THE PARKS SUMMER SHOW AT ITS In the absence of Mr. Haig Parks and Gardens Superintendenti, the jolloicing notes are contributed by Mr. L. Richman (Alexandra Park foreman). All the parks and gardens are their full summer glory, and a visit to any ...
... Jidy27, 1946 PBIMTID got THB BOCIBTT v r - - HAND FLOWER * This device in its original heraldic form, shows fleor-de-lys. As % inn-sign, the flower is sometimes rase, our national emblem and C “flueen of flowers ”, or marigold, symbol of the sun. The name ...
... Sea Cadets and Girl Guides, a children’s fancy dress contest, wild flower and other conffietitlons. and baby show. Teas and refreshments will available. Admission 6d. Forthcoming Show- for Red Cross Cadet n Suasex/2033 (pupils Bal Edmund and Glenthorne ...
... THE GLORIOUS GLOXINIA. There are few finer flowers in grees house than the gorgeous blooms of the gloxinia. Looking the magnificent displav these flowers lately at the great spring P%w-er Show at Chelsea reminded that gloxinias can easily lie propagated ...