... Flower for the Princess Princess Margaret holds a flower in her hand as, with the King and Queen, she looks at some of the exhibits in Chelsea Flower Show, being staged in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, ...

... QUEEN MOTHER AT FLOWER SHOW Chelsea flower show was visited yesterday by several members of the Royal Family. The Queen Mother wore a dove grey coat, with matcning hat and plume and shoes en suite, and had a three-row necklace of pearls. Her ...

... produce in trim for the Dundee Flower Show. This time they have been just against drought and sun-burn. as successful in their struggle Judges, who have visited many shows this year, placed the display at the 123rd show which opened in Caird Hall yesterday ...

... hat completes the picture. Flying flowers XJOW would you keep flowers fresh for an 8000-mile journey? Mrs G. Lewis, Singapore, was faced with the problem when she decided to tiy her orchids to the Chelsea Flower Show which begins on the 26th ...

... been able to make such a good job of Castle Green. Money saved He himself (the convener) had decided not to attend the Chelsea Flower Show and another conference to which the committee had proposed to send him. The money saved thereby would more than meet ...

... opening of the annual show in the Music Hall, Edinburgh. The show was put back this year because of a clash of dates with the Chelsea Flower Show, but the entriesabout 350—were about the same as last year when the Edinburgh ...

... production, which opens next week; and in which she will play an important part. Royal visitors to flower show Royal visitors to the Chelsea Flower Show yesterday saw the gardens bathed in sunshine. The Queen Mother was in a light summer ...

... returned Annes (Lancs) home yesterday tour of Canada, and went str ° , bed with a cold. ho* 1 y The Queen spent over Chelsea flower show yesterday- t* King Gustav of Sweden, who , on a private visit. Lazar Kaganovich, a First Prime Minister, has been chairman ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES. ROYAL CALEDONIAN FESTIVAL FLOWER SHOW AT Waverley Market, Edinburgh, ON August 29, 30, and 31, 1951. To be Opened on WEDNESDAY. August 29, 1951, at 2.30 p.m. by Sir PATRICK R. LAIRD. C.B. MAURICE G. W.S., Secretary. 13 Melville Btreet ...

... Sillett (Chelsea), Gunter (Portmouth), Anderson (Sunderland), Smith (Birmingham), Flowers (Wolves). Clayton (Blackburn) ,* Groves (Levton Orient), Stephenson (Burnley), Broadbent (Wolves). Dunmore (Tottenham), Haynes (Fulham), Blunstone (Chelsea). “NO RETURN” ...

... conference room. Dickinson comes in for Flowers at right-half and Bentley for the injured Revie, Quixall is at inside-left, with Wilshaw moving out to the wing in place of Blunstone. Team:—Williams (Wolves); Sillett (Chelsea), Bryne (Manchester United): Dickinson ...

... force at Aberdeen By Our Farming Correspondent m Aberdeen Fat Stock Club hold their annual show and sale in the Agricultural Hall, Kittybrewster, tomorrow. The show this year has attracted a larger entry than last, being 28 more at 147 cattle, and for the ...