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... MISCELLANEOUS SALES. CAULIFLOWER PLANTS for Sale, Autumn Giants.— > Robinson, High Storrs, Ecclesall. CHILD’S COT for Sale; good tondition.’-36, Burngreave st. C'C HILD’S SPRING ROCKING CHAIR, for Sale, cheap' J —Write P 4. Sheffield Telegraph. HAMMOND ...
... SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1917. FROM SWITZERLAND. DISTIUCT SHOWS. Marlow. Cauliflowers: 1, G. Nichollg; 2. 8. Foden; S. Mr. Roberts. Carrots; 1, J. Green ; 2, Mr. Tufne 1; 3, Morton. Parsnips; 1, E. Sheppard; 2. » Foden. Beet: 1 ...
... insect pests. Cauliflowers can planted out during April, May, and June in open situations, also during July and very early August in more sheltered gardens, where they are likely to be protected somewhat from early frosts, if any. Cauliflowers should be planted ...
... Clague (25). VEGETABLE SOUFFLE. Ono cauliflower, 11b. tomatoes, 1 teacupful breadcrumbs, 2 tablespoonfuls ■butter, 2 tablespoonfuls flour, eggs, 1 breakfastcupful milk, pepper and salt to taste. Boil the cauliflower until tender, drain and divide into ...
... William and Mary Ann Knight, of Beehive Yard, Brampton, were, at Chesterfield yesterdaysummoned for damaging cabbages and cauliflowers in the garden of John Buxton, Shaw’s Ro.v, to the amount of 10s. 6d. Knight’s pear tree overhangs Buxton's garden, and ...
... Pour a little melted butter over all, and bake until hot «U the way through and well browned on top. Riced Cauliflower. Boil two cauliflowers in salted water until tender; then drain and set near the fire till quite dry. Remove all the green parts and ...
... the hospitals for the wounded soldiers-.—Apples, 112!bs. pears, 371bs. ; tomatoes, 201bs. ; marrows, 29; cabbages, 28; cauliflowers, 12; carrots, 121b5.; turnips, 61bs. ; potatoes 2£ peeks ; grapes, six bunches ; parsnips, 21hs. ; plums, 31bs. ; onions ...
... box 11 oto 15 0 New Potatoes, Jersey, Cornish and Scilly. per cwt 22 oto 0 Potatftes.cwt 15 oto 16 0 Ditto, 9 oto 10 0 Cauliflowers, per doz 1 6to 0 Cncmnbers, flat. . .14 oto 15 0 Canary tom a- _ „ toes, bdle.. 20 oto 30 0 Eng. tomafs, l.skt 7 ...
... Potatoes, cwt. 4 oto 5 6 Potatoes.2ncls 3 6to 4 0 Carrots, cwt.. 5 6to 6 0 Turnips, cwt. 2 oto 2 3 Parsnips, cwt 5 oto 5 6 Cauliflowers, rloz. 1 6to 2 6 Sprouts, cwt. 12 oto 0 Celery, best. 1 2to 16 ~ ord, belle 0 9to 10 New Cucumbers, doz 11 oto 15 ...
... Cooper; 2, Parkinson. Dwarf beans: 1, Higton; 2, Johnson; 5, Copley. Runner beans: i, Hodson; 2, Hutchinson; 3. Higdon. Cauliflowers; 1, Higton.; 2, Brookes; 5, Garnall. Red celery: 1, Hewson ; 2, Shaw ; 3, Hutchinson Write celery.: 1, Morris ; 2, Straw ...
... bushels onions, 25,000 pounds of cabbage, bushels of cabbage, 30 bushels of potatoes, and bundles of radishes, lettuce, cauliflowers and sprouts. Twenty-fivp per cent, for working expenses w ould leave an average yield of 111 per acre net yield. In other ...
... local growers, and crops are reported to be yielding well prices:—6s 6s per cwt. but retailers at the stalls sold at stone; cauliflowers Is 2s 6d, vegetable marrows Is lOd 2s 6d, cabbages to Is per dozen; kidney beans Is to Is per peck; turnips und carrots ...