... may be mentioned hydrangeas anti fuchsias. Cut flowers, especially annuals, were a good show. In fruit, gooseberries and blackberries were exceptionally large. Bouquets were neatly arraugeed, especially the baskets of wild flowers by children, aud the ...

... young ] girl who clangs to the arm of the hero. James r Hector shows a highly creditable specimen of his work, Gathering Blackberries on Tullos Hill. Tile light is particularly well managed. The Tay Above Dunkeld is a very taking picture by Cecil Ellerman ...

... for the season 'I very good, and there was a commendable display of fie( marigolds. In fruit there were some excel- lest blackberries, gooseberries were fair, and ! wen there was a splendid sample of red cur. pot rants shown by Mr John Cooper, Bush, Stroloch ...

... we're not many bouquets or floral devices. Fruit did not make up a large, class, and, excepting the F strawberries and blackberries, do6 not -call I for special nmentibn. Vegetables were well, C- Ithough siot largaly, tispresetited. Mr Jaomes Eddie, gr- ...

... fails tn presenl himself at all-and the fairest maiden wakes up to the humiliating discovery that husbands do not grow like blackberries. The second class is, I am sorry to say, more nume, rour. They are not' particular enough ij this sense; they seem somewhat ...

... chenille fringe, either in single strands as thick as a cl i:lady's forefinger, set sparingly, and completed by an c acorn or' blackberry of clustered bugles, or a lose double row of small cbgalle. fdished oaf with beads, of I gold, amber, or garnet. Gold used ...

... and luscious strawberries, nicely ular lean, shaped apples, well - developed cherries,an Aul Eric. numerous entries of blackberries and currants. The Con a1 table and hand bouquets were a nice festure oft )Uip1e show, these ornaments being put toacther ...

... seaso into account, the show was highly crediItshle. Fruit, as at mosta r other places, was'a poor show in which perhapsi - blackberries carried the palm. In this class Mr r Allan, carpenter, was the most successful competitor. gIn the vegetable secto in rhubarb ...

... pressed ferns, to become the property of the I donor, 2a 6d by Mrs Snitb, Pitscaff-Mrs J. G. Rae. | Faor -.Best pint of blackberries, Is by Mr A. .1 Coutts, Meftie-Mrs Murray. For best pint black currants, 2. by Miss AnnieD Black, Moukshill, I roveran-Mrs ...

... Allan. Skim milk cheese-I Mrs Torn; 2 Mrs t Smith. Oatmeal eakes-I Mrs Davie; 2 George Moir. Flour scone-George Moir. Blackberry jam I -AMrs Murray. EXTRA PRIZES. B FLowzEts-Best twelve cabbage roses, 2H by Mr r John Couttq, Menie-Mrs 1larvey. Best ...

... Northern Agri- cultural Society at Aberdeen-Veronica, out of Violet of Montbletton ; Satanella, out of Sarah of Glamis ; and Blackberry, out of Blanche of Advie, and all got by Alister 1939. His lordship has also, of course, sent his very fine yearling heifer ...

... ererated- judS cream-W a thmer froml Cluny Castle. Fruit, 'he b lien~ bot in profenciona n amateur sect'oo wothori attat goo ;-blackberries l en' hargely and well pota teosrpresen ted. In POtaos Air George Green, reins Asic Cluny, tonk first an eond bonours with ...