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... Franz Ferdinand paid to England was specially to see the famous International Flower Show at Chelsea, for is an enthusiastic gardener, and opportunity fostering the cult flowers in Austria. then enjoyed himself immensely, and spent his time shopping and ...
... Coats and Pelisses, Pinafores, Tea Aprons, Baby's Frpcks, and a lovely Show of Dressing Gowns and Jackets at Pre-war Prices, The Millinery Salon Is specialising very extensively in FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS TABLE AND OTHER DECORATIVE PURPOSES. The Salon has also ...
... 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 ...
... antelope. Gigantic Flower Show. During the present and the coming week Londoners will have the opportunity of seeing the finest International Horticultural Exhibition that has ever been got together in this or any other country. Flowers, fruits, and plants ...
... 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 ...
... the rubber. That every manufacturer does not do so can be seen from fig 1, which shows a poor mixture containing six different ingredients : 1. African rubber. 2. Flower of sulphur. Artificial rubber. 5. 4. Washed chalk. 6 | ee Linc Oxide. 6. Pieces of ...
... nearly half a century ' England held its last International Show Park, and though others have been held I the Continent in the interval, nothing on quite I such ambitious lines as the show at Chelsea has ! I ever before been attempted in any country. j ...
... its charming green and blue, with a sash of extremely pretty striped ribbon. The Chelsea “Feather Border.” The renowned feather border,” that found alike on Wedgwood. Chelsea, and Leeds plates, works out very well in a braided edge to neat tailor-made suit; ...
... space for the most up-to-date and elaborate staging, and the company have brought with thhem such varied scenes as o flower show at Chelsea, @ feast of colour and effect; e gambling scene in Miltonsquare; sthe deck of a bautleship with its full equipment ...
... solo proprietor, on March 31st, the firm of William Bull and Sons, of Chelsea, will cease to exist, it is not pro}x>sed to dispose 01 the goodwill For years the firm's annual show of orchids attracted numerous visitors Mr Bull devoted himself to the ...
... Ladysmith, which occurred shortly after noon yesterday at Chelsea Hospital. Sir George made what was probably his last appearance in public on Monday, May 20, when he walked through the flower show at Chelsea, which was then being prepared in readiness for the ...
... West End florists are showing many ingenious devices in -which flowers play the chief part. A favourite design is a flat posey of small blooms packed tiny ornamental cardboard box tied with ribbons matching the shade of the flowers inside. Another popular ...