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... less 20) 73 Being second and Miss Cumming (107 less 33) 74 third. Chari varia. Reprinted from PUNCH ( by permission). A flower show official says that every gardener is convinced his own particular exhibit is the best. Rather a marrow-minded set. A bank ...
... Langham Place, Lombard Street, and St Botchper’s, Bishopgate. She has also sung in St John's Church, Forfar. 1. Presion 2. Chelsea 4. Brechin City - § S. Montrose - - 2 6. Aberdeen - 7. Aston Villa - 3 X, Cowdenbeath ! 9. Kilmarmock - 1 10, Manchester U ...
... the chair, for the following notes on the lecture:— Pollen is the fertilising dust of flowers and is for bees an indispensable food. On examination of typical flower it is found to be composed of four whorls or sets of organs on the same plane with one ...
... COATS, CARDIGAN SUITS all MILLINERY also Substantially Reduced. Xmas Gifts Handkerchiefs, Neck Wear, Evening Bags, showing in Salon. Flowers, Bc. Our selection of WHISKIES, WINES COCKTAILS is without doubt one of the finest in town. No order is too large ...
... summer. Miss Kerr showed how simply and effectively flowers can be used in beautifying the home. Thanks were expressed to Miss Kerr by Mrs James Johnstone and also to Mr Kenneth Garland who arranged the speaker and supplied the flowers. Office-bearers for ...
... price-list at the Dundee Flower Show that a member of the cew breech, Mr D. C. Lawrence, has secured the first prise for 1-lb. aectionr, open for competition to all bee-keepers in Scotland. The same' honey took firs place at the Forfar Show, an indication that ...
... affairs, both as a committee member for many years and as a successful competitor in the amateur section of the annual flower show. He was particularly successful in the cultivation of big African marigolds, also fuchsias and other pot plants. During ...
... 755 22 11 15 th. arrive, 101 fine show. Fruit C lit g ro rn itrh il ty li Fe - rr . y..: . : : . vegetables, if a little . back in point of the number of exhibits, were quite equal to the finest show for buys and girls are provided in the °atrium ...
... Jean L. Mitchell, whose becoming gown was of peach taffeta, made in Empire style. Her matching cap was trimmed with velvet flowers of a deeper shade, and her bouquet was of bronze chrysanthemums. The wedding ceremony was conducted by the Rev. D. M. Bell ...
... decision come to as to what we are to grow. Mr Hall recommende i the trial each year of one or two new things in the way of flower, fruit or vegetable, a practice which he assured them they would find would add greatly to the interest and pleasure of gardening ...
... MrW. Guthrie replace Captain Don and Messrs Hanick and Cook among the CoancU's representatives. The remaining appointments show little change from last year, many the offices having now come under the jurisdiction of the County. Treasurer Hanickand Mr ...
... Arbroath Horticultural Society held the other evening, it was resolved that an effort should be mad• to resuscitate the 1 flower show nodes the auspices of the Society. THE Northern League Football Championship now stands :—East End, 6 point. ; Arbroath ...