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... ULCER THE BTOMAOB—Wteda of Wamiag. By Robert Wateoa. M.D. LOVE KNOTS UNTIED. tbo Viotia “Otmol*.* PLAIN DINNERS FOR JUNE. GARDENING FOR JUNE. WEDDING HINTS COMPETITION. Pnr« Paper*. SIX BLUNDERS; CAN YOU FIND THEM OUT ?—Pri«e UaodroßM Prizes Offervd. EDITORIAL ...
... George Wiahart, Dundee tame, whoi.** a most interesting aeeonnt i* given. the Household trated). Part contains articles gardening tor June, skeleton leaves aud tar work, skiu disease*, the annual holiday, marketing and pur chasiug food, pl>; and moial training ...
... DAVIDSON’S MAINS PUBLIC SCHOOL. —Margaret Burt Wright Prise Alec Shade. Rev. R. Leckie Prise Ann M'Ewan and Thomas Hogg. Gardening Prise —June Payton. QILMKRTON PUBLIC SCHOOL,—Dux of school. Burns Prise and Margaret Burt Wrtght Prise—Andrew Ferguson. Young Polks ...
... lang skreed aboot it next week, if the bugs diuna devoor up stoup an’ roup afore that time.—Yours, Tammas Bodkin. GARDENING OPERATIONS. JUNE. If caterpillars appear upon the gooseberry bushes, oVv arf en engine, plenty of water freely applied, \ P bring ...
... peculiar is, that so many specimens exist the old manse gardens. From the correspondence, I know that the tree flourishes in at least seven manse gardens in Scotland. A catting from * Amateur Gardening’ of June 11th gives the history of the hydrid io detail, ...
... Spencer voucher went to the winner drawn from the list Mrs C MacKay Playingfield Road Gardening Club June Ross will be the guest at the November meeting of the Gardening Club on Wednesday November 17 at 730pm in the Church Hall Mrs Ross is well-known for ...
... 70 The Kilmarnock Standard June 13 1986 HURLFORDand CR00KEDH01M MRS JANICE FREW 7 Road Hurlf ord Tel Kilmarnock 43426 Gardening The June meeting of the Gardening Club was attended by about thirty members who were given an informative guide to this month's ...
... gry Hotel, Friday and Saturday, June 17 Thursday, 9th June, at 8.30 p.m. ¢ Stgmoway st ;,:;'3? Sftfeve . LOWER SHADER GRAZINGS ©n Stornoway office D, etc. TRAFF'C (C 42 T'OLSTA CHAOI.AIS Lochmaddy Hotel, Monday, June 20 and SHAREHOLDERS meeting to be ...
... efficiency completed active service world will bo mercy of this ia to be the Destroyer be “terror GARDENING IN JUNE leafy Jane comes any amount of work in the garden kitchen or culinary department the rake hoe mint be kept incessantly work Careful weeding by ...
... THE FRUIT GARDEN IN JUNE Newly planted trees will require extra care this year following upon the dry weather of spring, and evea established trees may be in need of attention. The soil may be dry around the roots of the trees, a condition which would ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. BRANS, Kunine.—Sowings may be made now, to supply a succession of young pods, to follow those of early sowings. Late crops of runner beans will bear until they are cut back by frost. Baoccou.—Plant now in showery weather ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. General.—Watering and weeding are the principal anxietisa of this month. It is best to abstain from the former until it becomes Arminian necessary, and then to give thorough drenchings. A little water is mast injurious. Hoe ...