... collectors. [PROM A LONDON CORRESPONDENT! At the Chelsea show the Queen spent two nours going round the gardens and great tents with evident *pp:eclat-ion of the beauty of the biggest snow ever staged at Chelsea . One magnificent exhibit that caught her special ...

... Great Holiday Shoo. Details toter. At the Chelsea show, !Henan. J. Cheat and Sons, Ltd.. Crawley, were awarded two medals, one for an indoor garden, and the other for an outdoor garden. In the cline for sew flowers the firm had a new hawthorn, which was ...

... obtained. This represent. a supply for between 12,000 and 19.000 consumers. Exhibits of splendid quality were shown at the flower show of Bembridge Horticultural Society, held on Wednesday. and young people entered in encouraging numbers. Gladioli. dahlias ...

... 000 REMY'S STARCH tarticaleze in every bora OF AU. GROCERS. LONDON'S PREMIER FLOWER SHOW. INGO SOUTHERN EXHIBITORS. [firecialar CONTLINIITZD]. For many yeses the Temple show has been Sae of the chief events of the London season. Although these historic ...

... priMMIT . . mind to such an extent that she had foolishly and wiekedly committed this act. A SECRIF7.IRY'S WHISKEY. Mr. John Flower* prosecuted in a ease against Alice Mary Heal (591, for obtaining by false pretences • bottle of whiskey and other articles ...

... All interested in the Flower Show are asked to attend. After eleven years of shows, the exhibition will be difficult to fix for 1939. owing to the financial loss on the last two shows. A suggestion has been made that the show be ...

... adjourned one which a week later was crowded and completely successful. Some of the above remarks .might also be applied to the flower show meeting. convened for Wednesday. last week, but aiimorned to the lath inst. because of the small attendance. There was, ...

... have to go afloat again SOUTHERN RAILWAY SHOW Many railway men are keen fruit, flower, and v metable growers. but as they cannot centrol frosts or choose teir ow hou of duty, tbe annual hortic h ultural n show rs at Croydon (fo- certain sections of the ...

... . In her garden there are 3.000 magnificent rose trees. She judged rases every year at some of the biggest shows. thcludi ig the Chelsea flower shun. and she had had the distinction of having three new roses named after her— Lilianyellow!. Mrs. Courtney-Page ...

... the bend of the Royal Corps of Signals. and £2lO for prizes. the show produced a profit of £390. Of this show the report observes: The chrysanthemum show is. of course. our most popular show and one of which we may justly be proud. Again this year It was ...

... and others, showed samples of tier skilful work. Toe two-days' early summer show of the island Horticultural Association WAS had at Newport on Friday and Saturday. spite of the season's difficulties the standard was a high one, and the flowers. especiallf ...

... Servant. When norticulture the London shows of I was in the Civil Service. he said. the society may be few, but I was told never to take *No' for April to Jul , monthly shows of an answer . So the committee has flowers. fruit, and vegetables will be decided ...