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... SERVICE ESTIMATES. 'The Estimates of the amount required to pay Um salaries and expenses of the revenue departmeuts for 1903-4 show the following net increases compared with the grants for 19024. Customs, £8.500; Inland 5.53,710; Post Office, 88,513; Post ...
... of Dick- antaretiea, Alsophila excelsa, Eueliarias, liaantophyllums, Grtrdeuias, kw, for winter and spring flowering. Achimenes are Ileac flowered magnificently, quite equal to the tine plants we used to see at the exhibitions, but now neglected; Azaleas ...
... been written. After his light from Worcester in 1866 he imposed on the Hew. J. B. Owen, obtaining the curacy of St. Jude's Chelsea, and disappearing atter borrowing £lO. obtaining a suit of clothes. Trying his fortune In the New World, be made himself very ...
... observations which tend to show the usefulness of certain plants as weather guides. Thus he finds that the different varieties of clover contract their leaves on the approach of rain. When the leaves of Chickweed naiad, and its flowers remain erect till' mid-day ...
... in which their keepers conduct their business ; STATION. Sund. HAROLD VAIJOIIAN. acteristic predilection for processional shows, the f eeding milck cows next December, cabbages or Stations. Week Days. they are not only required to treat the emigrants ...