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... FLOWER SHOWS. ST. JOHN'S, LEAMINGTON. Yesterday (Thursday) the third nnnual show of fruit, flowers, vegetables, &e., together with an ornithological exhibition and athletic sports, promoted by the Leamington St. John's Horticultural Society, was held ...
... C.T.C. PUT INGENIOUS DEVICE; TO THE TEST. Thirty-two out of thirty-three entrants competed at the Cadogan Garage, Chelsea, London. in the preliminary round of the antiaidealip trials promoted by the Cyclists' Touring Club. The devisee. which were fitted ...
... Autumn is ushered in, and will toon intrude further, Tts presence is experienced in various ways, but none show it more distinctly than the flowers in the garden. It robs them of their brightness, and stays their Ymgrem, and more or less quickly creates ...
... feared still more often in Fruit flowers particularly florists' flowers liable to “ doctoring possible for instance to alter entire appearance of apples dressing Their most amenable to effective painting flower show judge stated that specimens well-nigh ...
... they have done flowering can then be replanted in some border garden where will furnish useful flowers for cutting next season Deutzia gracilis arum lilies white lilac spinous lily the valley can all planted in autumn for spring flowering They useful furnishing ...
... Birmingham next year. After some questions had been put on the balancesheet, the auditor’s report was read. This, as usual, showed that the accounts were in good order, and that the finencial Y:‘mit.ion of the Society was sound. The report und balance-chect ...
... place. The improved state of trade, with the consequent larger earnings of the people permitted of more liberal purchases far Chelsea:ma than otherwise would have been possible, and the result was huskies at the shops was decidedly brisker than meal, the *applies ...
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... female sr pistillate flower. Who. it ie important to encourage uniformly growth, there should be no undue attermit to fens dewelopment in dull weather. Additional rich soil mint be added as a tap:dressing shimmer the recite show so the eurface. Harry ...
... into 5 7 8-inch flowering pots beginning of for a few days in at tho of September and then move a light airy position in for winter It is important never to the of tho plants jiotting re-potting liquid manure twice week from the the flower buds appear until ...
... Delightfully fragrant half-hardy flowers which if sown in spring will flower continuously during the and autumn As can only saved from single flowers intended produoe double always be yield proportion of single-flowered plants Though good rich soils desirable ...
... SHARE LIST PUBLIC COMPANIES DIVIDENDS MARKETS 8 8 8 9 Facing 11 COURTS WINDOW-8MASHING IN 5 BRIGADE FATALITY 5 FLOWER 8HOWM SHREWSBURY SHOW AT LICHFIELD 7 FATALITY SOLIHULL RAILWAY PROSECUTION 9 BIRMINGHAM AT BLACK HEATH 12 THE PRIOR ERDINGTON 12 CHURCH ...