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... FLORAL BEAUTY. ROYAL HORTICI LTI fIAT. SOCIETY'S SPRING SHOW. The gardens of Chelsea Hospital hare figaui been placed the service of the Rojal Horti* «ultural Society, lor their great spring show, which uj«»n* to-day, when the earliest visitor will be ...
... Wm. ( utbush and Sou. for group flowering plants, Messrs. Paul and Son. for rosea; Messrs. J a*. and Sons, Chelsea (two medals), for fruit-trees pota and for stove foliage plant* and and Co., Colchester, for an old flower garden; Ururt Jaa Carter and Ca ...
... THE YORKSHIRE POST. TUESDAY. MAY 31. 1912. INTERNATIONAL FLOWER SHOW. A REMARKABLE DISPLAY. Queen Alexandra was among the few privileged visitors yesterday to the grounds Chelsea Hospital, where the final preparations are in progress for the great In ...
... mixing the rubber. That every manufacturer does not do so can be seen from fig l which shows a poor mixture containing six different ingredients: 1. African rubber. 2. Flower of sulphur. 5. Artificial rubber. 4. Washed chalk. ill 5. Zinc Oxide. 6. Pieces of ...
... morning to Royal Horticultural Society’s flower show Chelsea, sod stayed for some time inspecting the various exhibits. Queen Alexandra and her sister were accompanied by Colonel Sir George Holford. and drove to the show m an open motor car, where they received ...
... be serving their customers all day long fast their resources allow, and so happens that the second day of the annual cattle show in Lacda occurs next Wednesday, an event which will bring in large number country visitors. The great majority of the Leeds ...
... •'!!»•» clintax adversity, so far as the show concerned, with the action the railway executive, which dcchued to permit the transit exhibits passenger trail.. Nearly twenty exhibits large scaie were lost the show this action, the relaxation of the Order ...
... dwarf subjects which will flower freely and be quite in keeping with rock plants generally. Or wo may plant, single specimens or in masse®, for leal tint effect® in spring and summer; may decorate the walls our houses with flowering and berried plants of ...
... St. Ives is a delicate water-colour Miss Alice Richardson. Flower Pickers in South Lincolnshire,” by Miss Dering Curiois. shows an interesting phase of Lincolnshire life; Miss E. Fountain shows “Meadows of Winohelsea, Sussex,” Miss O. Anderson “Signs of ...
... hall will transformed into huge bower flowers tons thousands of roses, while the majority the will have floral motifs. Great ropes of flowers are to he suspended from the roof, and box will l»e decorated with flowers, the occupants arranging their own schemes ...
... lamp shade; Mies Holder, flower vase; Mr. Fritz Brainwell, tea table cloth: Col. Askwith, gold charm: the Matron and Staff of Chelsea Infirmary, photograph group; Mr. and Mrs. Warde-Aldiam, silver -ox: Mrs..Wbßaker Thompson, flower stand; Mr. Guy iso a, ...
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