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... when indlfs ir e * * , H. Thom., A. Newbury and W. Barnes) awarded the following —Proferional—A. Wenhasn, Ist cabbage, 2nd asparagus; J. Gilliam let wallflower (double). Ind cabbage: H. Thomas, let aaparagua, paries pelargonium. Amateur.--W. M. Thomas, let ...
... CANNED BERRIES, RASPBERRIES STRAWBERRIES. SALMON, clad w cowed; CANNED LOBSTER. HAMS, POULTRY. SOUPS (of .very description). ASPARAGUS, BEANS, BEETS, CORN. CANNED TOMATOES, TOMATO JUICE. BREAKFAST CEREALS. DRIED ad CANNED MILK. CHEESE awl HONEY. FLOUR. MACARONI ...
... Pellets to 44g.: duckling to 24, a dozen: hens with chicks to 405., with duckling 425.. and with gosling 78s. Asparagus. 15. 3d. to 13s. per bundle. Lettuce, ls. to 2.5. 9d. a dozen. Beet. Ss. 6d.: swedes, ss. 9d.: potatoes. 6e. 3d. to 7s. 3d. per cwt ...
... grown; Exchange Eclipse or Sell.—Teague, Adisham. CARROTS. Parsnims and Long toil Beans • for Sale.—Gillett, Westbrooke Farm, ASPARAGUS Plaids, thousand, Early • Argenteuil. 3 years.—Davison, Flemings, Kondneshorough. LLOYD George Raspberry Canes; strong fibrous ...
... 6d. cwt. —Cnosles, Pre..ton Street. Faversham. WURTZEL.N. 10 tons Yellow Globe.—D. Born, The Nook. eanterhuM• yEARLING Asparagus Plants. 10a. • hundred; from stilton • seeds.—Strickland. Baroneld. Charing. Kent. FISH and Cbrp Renner., Peelers, Cutters: ...
... the judges (Messr* and Bloomfield) awarded aa follows ,—Spring cabbage. S. P. Gurr and A. Brown; cos lettuce, E. Moseley; asparagus, E. Mastley J. Waters; rhubarb, J. Taylor; spring sown onions, E. Moseley and J. Waters; spring cabbage, J. Gurr and T. Maybe; ...
... seil,but improved in stability appeurauce by the change, 3d. hunch. To-day (Saturday) there will be • di.play of English Asparagus, grown by practical men whose business it is to produce the bees, and sold at a price that should tempt all, 50 heads for ...
... VECETAILE-REEF • NOODLE WITH CHICKEN • TEPPER POT • BEAN WITH ,BACON • RO4ILLOA STRICTLY sours / TOMATO • CELERY • PEA • ASPARAGUS Alta Spaghetti oath Tomato Sauce rod OWN, Tomato Tice. and Pork & Sawa TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT-INSIST ON CAMPBELL'S! Crawford's ...
... Shonbridge; rhubarb, A. E. TlFooker; spring cabbage. J. Gibson; peas, E. Moseley: lettuce. W. Hubbard; gooseberries. E. Moeeley• asparagus. E. Moseley; root of shallots, 1 F.. Moorley, 2 A. E. Brooker. ...
... GOOSEBERRIES GREENGAGES LOGANBERRIES RASPBERRIES GOLDEN PLUMS RED PLUMS VICTORIA PLUMS STRAWBERRIES Also FRESH PICKED PEAS ASPARAGUS err and NATIONAL MARK EXTRA HEAVY SYRUP Canned English Fruits • CANNERS. LTD BRMSFior Veg etables Eastcneap. London. E.C ...
... prodoce staged awnpetition at the eorr•ze Gardoirers• month- Iv meeting hehl at The Inn on Ineeday, nornprisesi a bundle of asparagus, threa spring eablagsss. sot of rhubarb, and pot plan , . The judges, Mears. G. Andrews, H. A Jorip and S. Melbourne. awarded ...
... Rat. tatfam'ao efaigre IF you want the choicest asparagus tips, beans and beets, corn-on-cob, peas, tomatoes and tomato juice, sauerkraut and pickles, you will do well to 'Buy Canadian.' For Canadian vegetables are grown in the richest soil, and garnered ...