... which, in itself, is a very trying feat endurance. His Majesty also attended with the Queen, the private view of the Chelsea Flower Show. Here they spent a long afternoon, and thoroughly explored the extensive gardens—a feat which entails great ileal of ...

... for Endowment Fund of £lOO,OOO. An orchid with long, thin tendrils, looking exactly like a spider, was on view at the Chelsea Flower Show, London. There were only 32,889 motor vehicles registered in Britain last March, compared with 37,565 March, 1930. ...

... months the year ending 30th Jane. An orchid with long, thin tendrils, looking exactly like a snider, was on view at the Chelsea Flower Show. London. There were only motor vehicles registered in Britain last March, as compared with 37.565 in March, 1930. There ...

... foreman's salary was £l4 a week. ORCHID GROWER No. 1. On Private View day at the Chelsea Flower Show, Sir Jeremiah Colman, Orchid Grower No. 1, was in great form, showing the King and Queen his beloved blooms with the aid of a ruler. At his place at Gatton ...

... pansy which was shown the Chelsea flower show on Wednesday has been called after Princess Elisabeth. It has deep velvety red centre- and is edged with colour that matches the Princes’* curia Hie King and Queen visited the show on Tuesday. GOLF carnival ...

... not have to be taken in the days to come. Flowers from every State in Australia, which, packed in blocks of ice, needed three liners to bring them England, are displayed the Coronation Flower Show at Chelsea, London, this week. Britain spends more and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... would be some £1541 6s Od. Last year the original reqeisition was for LOCAL GARDENER’S SUCCESS. TROPHY WON AT DUNDEE SHOW Flower Show last One of the awards at Dundee was won by Mr Mr Duncan won the , gardener, Old Montrose to gardeners, for best exhi ...

... 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 ...

... Norther Command on ’2nd September, for a tour lasting until 14th October. Its itinerary includes usit' to seaside places, flower show, cahi'trial centres .and small hamlets. ilue Hor«e*. Little Blue Horses. Sounds like a novel title, but it nothing of the ...

... Northern Command on 22nd September for a tour lasting until 14th October. Its itinerary includes visits to seaside places. a flower show, industrial centres, and small hamlets. A BIT OFF THE BOTTOM. It used to be said that the City of Bradford had been brought ...