... or tube must have plenty of water, and, when well rooted and flowering, liquid manure of moderate strength, and almost any description, may be given freely. Among other plants now flowering here is Ce lsia aroturus, a pretty but somewhat rare plant, whose ...

... 684 19s 2d, sad the amount repaid £51,789 76 10d, showing in excess of rayments over deposits for the six mouths of £11,104 Els Bd. The interest accrued but not applied is approximately £3OOO, showing a net decrease on the ordinary account for the half-year ...

... time when sufficient spare cash is available. Personally, I have a long list of subjects I have seen at the annual Chelsea Flower Shows, and am still awaiting the day when I am wealthy enough to buy some of them. 111118 WEEK'S SUGGESTIONS. Give consideration ...

... avert. If there is anything which requires the sines's of war for its continuance, it is a flower show. To hold it, a certain sum is nece-sary. Before the show is opened, a monetary obligation must be incurred. It is hard lines that the Commi tee should ...

... and includes those who, because of ill-health or other reasons, are unemployable. The fact that we have so few unemployed shows that industry in the town is in a healthy condition and that existing industries are able to absorb all the men and women available ...

... Honours By “SAVANT.” Herald Photo. To-morrow afternoon, on Hampden Park, Glasgow, the famous home of the Queen’s Park Club, the flower of Scottish and English football will toe the line in opposition. They day the Anglo-Scot, for the present, at least, is gone ...

... presence at church par- work in connection with the picnic. ade; his visit to the world's greatest flower THE LATE Rev. Da JAMES Ross.—At the show at Chelsea; and the opening by him of business meting of the Northern Association of the new school of medicine ...

... as mentioned above. their official connections. including Senator Chelsea Mountain was most prominent.) We David, the French Canadian Historian, Senawere a • pitiable and pathetic show. They walked along the little winding path with its I for %Maraud ...

... Anderson, and in the evening Mrs R. Gleig. The church was tastefully decorated with flowers, fruit, vegetables and other goods gifted by inembem of the congregation. The flowers were distributed after the evening service among aged and sick people, and the ...

... is the most valuable for cutting, because of its white flower. The flowers of F. souchifolia are pink, and those of F. appendiculata purplish-red. When growing freely, and throwing up their flower spikes, they may be assisted with weak liquid manure. Large ...

... certain • ut. hut the Saints, even when play* against it, showed up letter than r opjxjnents. Reid and Mortimer the stars of the forward line, tlie right putting forward some i p. as well as showing good The following team has been selected to represent ...

... Italian China Fruit Basket with Fine China Flowers therein; A Fine Eastern China Vase with Cover, mounted on 4 feet with Applied Froe Handles (height 22 in.); 3 Large Eastern China Plaques (Peacocks and Flowers); Number of Wine Glasses and Cut Decanters ...