... given to a young lad. named Charks Ellis, for some cleverly•executed fretwork, near to which was exhibited a plate of fine blackberries. WHAT TIIE AUSTRALIANS SAY respecting PAGE WOODCOCK'S WIND PILLS.— I can truly say th it no medicine hitherto invented ...

... was given to a lad, named Charles fellis, for some cleverly-executed fretwork, near to which was exhibited plate of five blackberries. The couple of smart showers, together, perhaps, with the rather long distance from the town to the grounds, kept many ...

... the lower are two groups of garden flowers and two of wild flowers. The work in the lower compartments is artistic, the blackberries, foxgloves, and ferns being specially well rendered. The scrap-mounting is most etive. An immense amount of labour must ...

... given to a young lad, named Charles Ellis, for some cleverly-executed fretwork, near to which was exhibited a plate of flue blackberries. The couple of smart showeis, together, perhaps, with the rather long distance from the town to the grounds, kept many ...

... Md. and Miss Rowe's was considered so good Ott an extra was awarded her. In Miss Rowe's stand we noticed some bne ripe blackberries. Miss B. Cummings was awarded first for stand of outdoor gprden flowcis, and Miss M. Sanders first for vase of hothouse ...

... Storks, —Edith hlallett shows excellent flower-painting mirror frame. In Hawkes' Autumn, the 7 . 1, 4, ge and fruit of the blackberry are very trutht7l. Pretented. Kate Pasnaore's three desert plates, she studies of wild flowers, deserve honourable mention ...