Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... (Carriegt Paid) V Pink—Half Carnation) ‘FAMILY’ COLLECTION. ’lov.i . Quite hardy, flower out of doors from Spring to Winter. AbV’Oo,, 'y,Lilac. Black eye. MARY, Rot* Pink and Maroon, THOMAS, deep ALICE, lovely White, Crimson eye. DAPHNE, fine single Shrimp Pink ...
... approaching.—M'Jenow, Poultry Yards, Lockerbie. HARDY Mammoth Bronze, reared on the Denbighshire hills, hens full lay, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s each; cockerel, lbs,, 255; 12 day olds, with hen mother, 17s 6d; all Thomas Abbot’s strain; Eggs, each. Gerald Smart, ...
... committee, Mr Thomas Stevenson, Rosedale; vicechairman, Mr Andrew Black, Main Street; hon. doctor, Dr Bowman Edgar, The Scores; treasurer, Mr James Gibson, Kelloholm; secretary, Mr John Cowan, Main Street; committee—Messrs Jas. Gordon, Jas, Hardie, R. Robb ...
... Peapoat, R.S.F.; James Hardie. pithcadmau, Keir, A.V.C.; William M*OiU, chauffeur, Newabbey. A.S.C.; William Solley, byreman, Kelton, K. 0.5.1!.; William Irivng Murray, Westerkirk, K. 0.5.8.; John ..Watret, nlouahman, Twvnbolm, Thomas Galloway, railway porter ...
... RDER CARNATIONS that* well-grown Hardy plants NOW for grand flower next year. TTAGE CARNATIONS jljr fr»« flowarlni and delightful colouring*. 6 distinct for 14/-, 12 for 27/0. iNiCUS ‘SPITFIRE’ COLLECTION liitlnct namad Border Carnations, popular every* ...
... 4th inst., at 58 Brewery Street, Dumfries, James Graham, in his 64th year. HARDIE.—On the sth inst., at 30 King Street, Maxwelltown, Martha Jane Grierson, wife of William Hardie, aged 35.—Funeral from King Street, To-Morrow (Thursday), at 1.30. gt HASTINGS ...
... Lanark- shire Yeomanry; a son. CAMPBELL.—On the 29th ult.. Chestnut House, Launeston, Mr and Mrs K. S. Campbell; » daughter. HARDIE. —On the 25th u!t., Nursing Horne, Southport, tire wife of James H. Hardio. Koafth/’ Hampton Road; a daughter. LAY.- On the ...
... Potatoes. round—~l and 2, J Richardson. Kidney potatoes—l and 2~ J. Richardson. Beets—l, Thomas G. Grierson; 2, J. Richardson. Paraley—l, George T. Rogerson; 2, Thomas,'}l‘Lean. (gouection of vegetablez—Geo. T. Regerson. PRUIT. Goosebherries, red—l, Andrew ...
... ter Nirbet, Margaret Stewart. Senior 11. Perfect George Murray, James Lennon (2d year), James P. Clark, John Ktnyou, Jane Hardie (2d year). Regular—Robert Pagan, James Drummond, Alex. Creighton, Annie Johnstone. Senior lll.—Perfect —Ivie Paterson (2d ...
... 14/. (Carriage Paid) Pink—Half Carnation) •FAMILY* COLLECTION. Quite hardy, flower out of doors from Spring to Winter. Shi lovely Lilac, Black eye. MARY, Rose Pink and Maroon. THOMAS, deep ALICE, lovely White, Crimson aye. DAPHNE, fine single Shrimp Pink ...
... —Funeral leaves Dumfries Station To-Day (Saturday), o'clock, for Troquecr Churchyard. HARDY.—On the 2d inst., at a Nursing Home in Manchester, Herbert Waters Hardy, of Rowland Cote, Edale. Derbyshire (late of Fold House, Heaton Mersey, Manchester).—lnterred ...
... CARNATIONS —Famout ** SPITFIRE collection ttill available for present planting. Six distinct, hardy kinds 12/6, 2 Collections 22/6, 3 Collections 30/-. HARDY GARDEN PINKS—we can offer for present planting « distinct popular kinds for only. 2 Collections ...