... pain. Who got the prize for cauliflowers ? No competition ! Who got the prize for Zinnias ? No competition ! Somebody is to blame for this. Perhaps the majority of the competitors never remembered about cauliflowers when they were buying their seeds ...

... business-like, and there would be less of that quiet easy-going shabby genteel atmosphere, which would weary a fairly active cauliflower to death, and which would make a progressive young beet-root take to drink. ...

... people had not a wide enough idea of the meaning of the term vegetarian (not vegetables) ; also that vegetarians ate cauliflowers, onions, haricots, carrots, brown bread, butter, eggs, and milk. He rather suspected that the reporter had taken a similar ...

... may be legitimate in disease( ; meat eats rather less than the average meat-eater of green stuff, or of the carrots and cauliflowers to which your Cycling noter refers as being vegetarian staples ! For lack of space I dare only mention that a vegetarian ...

... 3 roots-1, Dr Jones Carrots, 6 roots-1. Dr Jones ; 2, R. E Jennings. Cabbage, table, 2-1, Dr Jones ; 2, R. E Jennings. Cauliflower, 2 Jones. 1, R. E. Jennings ; 2, Dr Celery, red, 3 sticks-1, Dr Jones ; 2, It . Jennings. Celery, white, 3 sticks-1, Dr ...

... exhibitor ; even the wellknown white viola Mrs Scott was exhibited as a pansy! It would be as much out of place to exhibit a cauliflower as a cabbage There were several very nice exhibits of sweet peas ; these were without exception a very satisfactory class ...

... Carregcennen. Red cabbage, two-1, Mrs Powell, Carregcennen ; 2, Mr Simon, The Union ; 3, Mrs Williams, Meusyddhirion. Cauliflower, two-1, Mrs Williams, Mensyddhirion ; 2, Mr Simon, The Union ; 3, :syddhirion ; 2, Mrs Powell, Carregcennen ; 3, Mr Simon ...

... the Vegetarian Cycle Club,through their laptain, has taken up the cudgels in a vigorous ;haulier on behaif of carrots and cauliflowers, as •)puosed to beef and bacon. He points to the achievements of young George 011ey in his road records, as an illustration ...

... kindney beans, cauliflowers, and celery, as well as a dozen other valuable things. To show the folly of this I may mention that I am now offering cabbages at 8d per dozen, and can scarcely find customers for them at that price, while cauliflowers, which are ...

... another on hockey, a third can talk of nothing but salmon and flies ; a fourth is an enthusiastic raiser of carnations and cauliflowers, whilst a fifth takes snapshots of his friends on the slightest provocation. These are perfectly harmless hobbies ; they ...

... yfelin ; 2, Esther Thomas, Bankyfelin. Radish 6 roots-1, James John ; 2, 13. Lewis. Pears, 6-1, Dr Thomas ; 2, T. John. Cauliflower, 3-1, S. Phillips, Llanelly ; 2 SPECIAL PRIZES. Best si parsnips in the show—W. John. Prize given by Mr W. Davies, Wern ...

... otherwise would (if they would at all) because they want to see their names in the subscription list. If people give a cauliflower for a harvest thanksgiving or 2S 6d to the War Fund they threaten all sorts of things if their name and the nature of the ...