... form and colour, and a case of roses from the gardens of Udny House was really splendid. tho specimens of fruit shown, the blackberries and strawberries were certainly the best, being exceedingly large and well flavoured. Several of tho cut flower specimens ...

... and colour, and a case of roses from the gardens of Udny House was really splendid. In the specimens of frnit shown, the blackberries and strawberries were certainly the best, being exceedingly large and well flavoured. Several of the cut flower specimens ...

... plants — especial! 'ums, hydrangeas—were pnyqu:ydM for their 4 cultivation. Fruit was & middling show. The rawierries, blackberries, and gooseberries wers, sever, well grown and of excellent guality. A far witer display of vegetables ni(a‘ have been tisht ...

... Although there were a good number of entries in the bouquet section, the wild flower bouquets were the best arranged. Blackberries were the roost meritorious tho fruit section, while tho turnips and beet* held the same position in the vegetable classes ...

... of the different flowers. In the section for fruit the entries were also numcrons, the most striking exhibits being tho blackberries and gooseberries. There was also fine collection of vegetables, potatoes #f all varieties being shown. A class of exhibits ...

... competition for bouquets there ware numerous entries. The fruit department was the j strongest of the show, the strawberries, blackberries, rasps, and red currants being all well represented by large, well-flavoured exhibits. Some good apples and cherries were ...

... of the different flowers. In the section for fruit the entries were also numerous, the most striking exhibits being the blackberries and gooseberries. There was also a fine collection of vegetables, potatoes of all varietles being shown. A class of exhibits ...