... Hallett, Exminster. 14996 WANTED, at Michaelmas, MAN to Milk and make himself generally useful; good wages; cottage, garden and potatoe ground.—Tozer, The Barton, Huxham near Eaeter. ' 17952 WANTED FARM LABOURER to drive Horses, good ploughman; cottage, garden ...

... SALE = - PIANOS. MANY BARGAINS. cash or monthly payments. WRITE FOR SALE LIST TO GODFREY Lm Lmesplanade, WEYMOUTH. [11871 °- POTATOES FOR SALE, ttOTJXD and GOOD SAMPLE, in Two-ton Lota and Upwards. FREE. CARRIAGE PAID TO ANT RAILWAY STATION. For Prick Apply— ...

... — Best ash-leaf potatoes., 3lrs. NuTBEAM. -Second best dahlias. AMATEURS. Rev. C. Sawbridge.— Best specimen fuchsia, best light ditto, best dark ditto, best cut asters, extra prize ornamental basket cut flowers, best kidney potatoes, best round white ...

... before the house, to a banquet of beef, pottage, potatoes, end Hour, which articles were equally divided among them by the natives belonging to the missionary establishment Most of the beef and potatoes the natives earned to their canoes with them. -M ...

... Southgate. Hessle P STOCKFEED Potatoes. any quantity delivered.—J. W. Colley & Son. 26. Frf-'cumbe-st. Tel. P LAWNS laid with Cumberland finest Seed, prepare now. etc.—Crawford, 88. Victoria-ay. Tel. 10624. p STOCKFCED Potatoes. Mango'ds and Cattle Swedes ...

... fairly gool racing was witnessed. ' handicap Tompkins and Jesty between them resulted in Jesty ' la tl* Ud Tompkins.second. The potato 'V' k»v for,„ c race created much amusement, ** c A * r - - Hansford) WhSN v Pr ' .Trevctt) gave a slight touch of The prizes ...

... hold allotments, were returned for prizes ; but on their position becoming known, their names were struck off the list. The potato crops of the season, the late prolific harvest, the supply of butcher meat, and other general topics, having been commented ...

... cases were disposed of in Second Court presided over Rev. G. P. Cambridge :- Thomas e4(le( j gMt7 to stealing two sacks of potatoes, the property William Stfckland, at Cranbourne. the January, after previous conviction ; sentenced years' penal -servitude ...

... intended raising his reuts from the ■present time. Tbe increase decided upon, we hear, 20per cent.! Potato Disease. —We are sorry to hear that the potato disease has already made its appearance in this neighbourhood, and appears to be more virulent than ...

... turnpikes for having, on the 6oh August, passed through the Merriott gate with a cart load of potatoes, for which he refused to pay toll, oa the ground that potatoes, being agricultural produce, were exempt under the 3rd Geo. 4. As, however, the wheels of ...

... in money, which are groat help the Hospital. We shall be very grateful for further any kind, especially rru.t, vegetables potato s. rhubarb, cakes, all kndi of groceries. Indeed, anvth and everything is acceptable. If any kind friends could occasionally ...

... and Miss Pearse; turkey, cakes, and Christmas-tree, Mrs. Hanburv ; evergreens, Mr. W. Brymer. Sir R. Williams, evergreens; potatoes and apples, Mr. Fry ; crackers and balloons, Mr. F. Sumner ; golliwogs, Ist Dorchester Pack ; children's books and pencils ...