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... Tr ENT, miles from Fawkha,na Station. IX Five acre Market G-arden, well matured fruit trees, asparagus beds, greenhouses,' etc. —Apply Small Owners, Ltd., 20, Copthall Avenue, E.O. VENT, near Ashford.—To Let, with immediate - ooesession, a. Farm of 155 ...
... s 6d. per lb. English tomatoes 12s €d per 12 [bs.; potatoes, Majestic 4s. to 48 6d. cwt.; spring greens 2s. 8d per bag; asparagus 3s dozen; radish 6d to Is. dozen bunches; spring cabbage to Is. 6d. per dozen; spinach 4s 6d. per 20 lbs.; best cauliflowers ...
... held at the Woolpeck H wasas jot of exhibsts. cut auriculas gardener wo H. Thomas, gardener to t Carete, 2nd lettuce 2nd asparagus, ext marae laria in J. lst cut double J. 8. and r W 2nd wallfowers jrd cabbage 2nd and wallfiowers, and « ...
... to Is. 6d.; lst grade 18. 3d. to Is. 4}d.; 2nd grade Is. 2d. to Is. 3d.; pullets to Is.; duck eggs to Is. 3d. per dozen. Asparagus chicken from 2s. 2d. Boiling {gwls to 4s. Farmhouse butter to Is. 3d. per ...
... Is, sid. to Is, 7d,, Ist grade 1s 34d. to Is. 5d,, 2nd grade Is. 2d. to Is, 34d., pullets’' to Is., duck eggs to Is. 4d. Asparagus chicken to 2s, 10d., boilers to 55.; ware potatoes (whites) £3 to £3 10s, per ton. ...
... WATERINGBURY. HORTICULTURE.—The d at the Gardeners’ wee bold ak the Head on Tueeday werk, when the Cor & com ition for asparagus, lettuce, rm > on amd J. Btow and E ber over a good attendance were won a« follows;—Claes A, 25 he | 1 Mr J. Neame, 2 Mr ...
... bonnet to match, made by Mrs. Henry Haynes, for Marshall Field Co., Chicago. The house was most attractively' festooired with asparagus ferns. In every nook were vases of carnations, whilst the reception room, graced by the happy pair, was a perfect bower of ...
... wore a full length dress of Wwhite cioque and veil, held in place by orange blossom. She carried deep red carnations with asparagus fern. Her brooch was the bride- Broom's gift, She was attended by Miss Hazel Wilkinson and Miss oah Hensby How, in full length ...
... failure of the Seotch and Irish potato crops and the cutting off of Continental supplies may Make potatoes as scarce, as asparagus. . _ _ A catefull* , reasoned attitude Is the only same poley mow, and no Government Cain produce pbtatoes otit or an empty ...
... n they won. Table dexoration found two very clever designs that of Mrs. Whittle's, in a scheme including sweet peas and asparagus fern, tieing awarded first prise. Tot 'toes provided the best competition, and of these the Duke of York figured most prominently ...
... salads dearer. Good cauliflower also cleared at higher rates and best spring cabbage find ready purchasers at good money, Asparag\u was a good selling line, There was a quietly good demand for roots Potatoes also were a steady trade with a firmer tendency ...
... Counter Scales and Weights, 14th. to half-ounce; half-bushel to pint Measures; 100 clumps Double Violets; and several roots Asparagus Fern; to be sold cheap.---Hills, Tifton Nursery, Borough Green. fl OOD General wanted. Apply 66, Bower Mount Road, Maidstone ...