... DENMEAD. SHRO V E R HAL. Third Annual Garden Fete, JUNE 13th. Note carefully the Date. Spend a delightful afternoon in one of the prettiest spots in the district GROUNDS OPEN 3 p.m.—lop.m Continuous Entertainments and Amusements. GRAND BAND. DON'T MISS ...

... Hardie Parochial Chun* Council GARDEN FETE June 12th 3 p.m-4.30 p.m. in aid of New Churchyard Fund at DOWNTON LODCE, WOODCOCK LANE (by kind pormianion of Eleanor Lad, Twysden) Th• tato will be opined at 3 p.m. by Mrs. Fru* Marsh llnby Show; Bart. Bowling ...

... Bungalow, large now; rent. next PURBROOK P K. * Charmi ng Furnished Hous ree bedroome, bathroom, two receptions, ette, 2 garden, garage: June to September; two “weekly.—Durston’s High Stree guineas ...

... WARSASH. The following paragraph appeared in ““The Fruit-Grower and Market Gardener’ on June 18th:—‘“The best packed baskets that we have seen so far were some British Basket Company’s chips sent us by Mr. W. J. Oliver, of Warsash. filled with excellent ...

... the late Dr. Hans Richter as of the original Artistes for the n duction of the * * Ring of the Niebelungen ”’ at Covent Garden. On June 8th and 9h he was in the cast of the Cathedra /.postles given at Hall and in Canterbury ...

... NEW JUNE PEAS in if JUST LIKE YOU'LL GET FROM YOUR OWN GARDEN NEXT JUNE! That garden-fresh flavour! Nothing can beat it! NOW—in April —have green peas that taste that y! Open a can of Country Market fresh- Picked Peas and get the real new-pea, June-time ...

... beautiful gardens cn June 3 and July 7. when they will be thrown open on payment of one shilling in connection with the national gardens scheme in aid of district nursing services. ...

... MARRIAGES. COOPER—DAVIS— June SOtb, »t Immanuel Baptist Church. Wilfred Sidney, youngest sou of Mrs. Cooper. Beading, Berth a Agnes I‘avi'i, child of Mr I'avis. 41. GARDENER—BURDEN.— June 30th. Albert Wetleyaii Church, Alfred Stanley, elder son of Mr ...

... at Evensong, and showed an increase on last year. About 38 members of the Parieh Nlothers Union visited the Vicarage Gardens. on June 12. They were received by Mre. de Chaumont. There wee a small jumble stall which realised £2 65. , 2d ...

... FAWLEY. les. Infant Wpl to , . Cootie , held their Inrthday party in I. garden on June 21s1. The provided and •.•r%ed of Committee. There wa, a la, te muster of and the,. and 38 Evans gave ashort address 'lto work of the Centro. told Mn. • .thead. te ...

... Rae (52), a chemist, of East Street, Hambledon, was discover by his wife lying at the bottom of a flight of steps in his garden on June 12. is head was resting on a stone path, and the following day he di At the inquest at the Porte- mouth Guildhall this ...

... mAsireminix Sunday. June 11.—Curdrldge. Boiler. Mrs. Wynne Hood. Botley Station II miles. Southampton to Fareham bus nine close by. Ina. roes. etc In small but varied garden. Thursday. June U.—Ashford Chace. Peterstleld. The Lord Border. Gr V.O. t 2 to ...