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... CRUET FRAME , , RUTTER DISHES, BREAKFAST FRAMEK, KINGS, V.:AMES, TEA SERVICES, FICKLE FRAMES, MARMALADE DISHES, SOY EltAMhs. ASPARAGUS TONGS, CLARET JUGS, Re-, La, Er- I qo l HIGH sm, yow ESTABLISHED OMR lIALF-A.CENTINIV. WOOL% *C. genteel Fingering. Single ...
... Rishasd Ottaway ; rhubarb, Alfred Webb. Points were also awarded a. under :—Radishas, P. W. Warran 3, Grounds 2, Day 2; asparagus, Day 3, Groodbsw 3; broccoli, Often 3,Thos, Vane 2, 5. Morptrat 3, Alfred Webb '2; potatoes, Alfred Webb ; flowers Alfred ...
... COOPS (strong new), fitted with with froltboards, painted, 64.-11., Kentish Itspreu Ashford. ITWTO - NlA — Potatoe Bead, Asparagus Plants, Quist and V Ash needlingc—James Owen Nttraan, Chilham. 118 REWERIII for or Exasage far a out. — LP H. Jarrett'., ...
... nuntaturol foliage that at the M. bad but just burst forth. The exhaloors wen as fellows :—Mr. H. Foster-2 au umbers, bundle asparagus, dieli early rose potatoes. as 46 oit roses. Mr. J. Cotterell, gardeoer le g R. Elliott —Baaket early Henwurth plenum, g ...
... FRAMES. BUTTER BREAKFAST PRAMES, NAPKIN RINOR, EGO P,AMES, TEA SERV IC/DI, PICKLE 1 , 1:5 HER, MARMALADE DISHES, SOY FRAMES, ASPARAGUS TONGS, CLARET JUGS, az fur HIGH Sr, A S iiFORD. OVER HALPA-CRNIIIRT. D. W. E° A/CS, PADLOCK. GENERAL AND FURNISHING IRONMONGER ...
... FRAMES, BUTTER DISHES, lIIIKAKFAST inAmEs. NAPKIN RINGS, EGG F.:AMEs, TEA SERVICES. PICKLE. PRAMES, MARMALADE SOY FRAMES, ASPARAGUS TONGS, I CLARET JUGS, dm, as, ie. 32 1 HIGH ST., ASHFORD. OVER RALF-A•CRNTORT. D. W. Ev ANS, PADLOCK. GENERAL AND FURNISHING ...
... Skinner, geranium, rhubarb, and gooseberries ; G. lochconice, Ulundi& and musk ; Juo. New. port, lettuce, rhubarb, onions, asparagus, berries, cut flowers. pansies, geranium, and calceo. 'aria; J. A. Newport, pewits, geraniums, note. toes, gooseberries, ...
... prises as follows I —Peofessional —Mr.J. Warner, gardener to Mrs. Munn, rosa,pelarganium,cakoolaria tpneedoulole geranium, asparagus, sad parsley; Mr. W. D. Cheeksbeld, gardener to Rev. A. Wilkio, Sommer. I bill. pansies, polyanthus, wallflowers, radishes; ...
... CRUST /RASES. BUTTIR DISH IS. RISAKIPART NAPKIN RINGS, SOO ?MAIM TEA SIRTICIDL PIMA FRAMES, MARMAIADZ MIMS, SOT PRANKS, ASPARAGUS TONGS, I CLARET JUGS, 32, H IGH ST. , ASHFORD. EFTABLISULD OTZR , EmBER 25. 1886. Sales MONDAY NEXT. SAPIANBER.Vib Ns . 9 ...
... reduce the bunches whcre left too thick. Stop the shoots at one joint above the fruit. THE KflellEN-GARDEN.—PIant beds of asparagus and seakail, and spring dress the standing beds of the former. Plant out cauliflower and ettuce Plants. FRIGHTFUL DEATH.—A ...
... presiding, arran, meuts were made f.d the quarterly show on the 2ltth June, and Mr. Miles mad his paper on the cultivation of asparagus. CHALLINUI .The monthly competition on Saturday for the Voluuteer Challenge Cup re. malted as follows :- Yr aw T4tal. _ ...
... Piul-n: window plant -A E. caboage--A. K hooriridge rad.pn, -A. E. groressoerrie s 1 3. Pulien. 2 J. Smith: j encumbers-W. J. asparagus -W. ' Parke. To MemeToxt.—Breakfe‘rk. Lun- Cill.oollllllld Tv-es proetd.-d by T. Reebueic }Lott:, 1% eel. end Eml-street ...