... Ihe jointl secretaries 10T ine ». Cauliflower: 1, Hogg and Rob were Miss M. Thompson and Mr. U. .o, Morpeth: 2. L. Carr, Kirkharle G. Heves and ¢~ ° Mr.!Golden Turnips: 1. J. Atkin: 2. J. W 10w reasurer was J. Robson, The secretary for the dog gtqy trials ...

... Turnbull One Cauliflower, one Celery, vne‘ Beet. one Parsnip: 1, J. Bennett; 2, G. Bennett; 3, A. Bennett. Ore Cauliflower, one Celery (white), one Celery (red), one Pot Leek: 1. A. Bennett; 2, J. Bennett; 3, G. Bennett. One Cauliflower; twtwo Kidney ...

... CARDEN PLANTS l '[)LANT NOW:— VEGETABLES: 1 4 Onions, Tomatoes, Cauliflowers. I FLOWERS: Sweet Peas, Pansies, Violas, Chrysanths. Sirong plants available from THOMAS MATHESON & SON. 35 Oldegate. Morpeth. If it's STURDY, VIGOROUS PLANTS ...

... cabbage, cauliflowers, lettuce, marrows, etc., and some area devoted to flowers, mainly for local markets. He usually sows his Primo cabbage in the open, in late March. It is chopped out and is normally ready for marketing in July. Hig cauliflowers are drilled ...

... Onions: 1, J. Proudlock, Thropton; 2, E. Jeffrey, Thropton. Round white potatoes: 1, E. Jeflrey; 2, R. Elliott, Rothbury. Cauliflower: 1, I'. Proudlock, Thropton: 2, W. O. Gutherson, Thropton. Peas: 1, E. Jeflrey; 2, R. Elliott. Beans: 1, N. Tait, Rothbury ...

... Certificate of Merit: Seaton Burn; 3, W. rigg. Two Onions: 1] 2 and 3, W. Moore. Celery: 1 and 2. A. | Holmes, Hazelrigg. Two Cauliflowers: Hazelrigg. Two Carr nett; 2, A. Milbun Village. Six Tomatoe Six Potatoes: 1 and Seaton Burn: 3. W rigg ...

... Club vegetable show Togston Terrace vegetable show was held during the week-end. The exhibits were of high quality, with cauliflowers, onions and collection exceptional. Heavy, potatoes, too, were outstanding, the best stand, staged by R. Shotton, weighing ...

... CONFINED SECTION VEGETABLES Two pot leeks: 1, T. Moffit, Kirkharle; 2, T. Middlemiss, Cambo. Cauliflower: 1, J. W, Telford, Kirkwhelpington. Two onions: 1, J. Armstrong, cambo; 2, J. W. Telford.. Collection of veégth!;ie;. (thx::é»’m“ two of each): 1 ...

... CONFINED VEGETA harle; 2, T .\mw Cauliflower: 1, J. whelpington. Two Armstrong, Cambo; Collection of vegeta two of each): 1, J. Armstrong. Four kicdney pot nedy, Hartington; Cambo. White c Telford; 2, T. g'obe beet: 1, T. Mi Moffit. Kirkwhelpi peas: 1 ...

... well hardened. Begonias, Dahlias, Chrysanthemums, Geraniums, Sweet Peas. Pot-grown. VEGETABLE PLANTS Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflowers. Brussels sprouts, Savoys, Leeks, Celery — Spring Sown. Special quotations for large quantities Thomas Matheson & Son 35 ...

... Aitkin. Leeks, celery, cauliflowers: 1 and 2, J. Aitkin; 3, F. Proudlock. Celery, carrots, parsnips: 1, R. Proudlock; 2, R. Snaith; 3, F. Proudlock. Varieties Vegetables: 1, L. Carr; 2, T. Ferguson; 3, J. Aitkin. Cauliflower, cabbage, round potatoes ...

... carrots, parsnips: 1, W. Rutherford; 2 and 3, R. Proudlock. Four varieties vegetables: 1‘ and 3, J Atkin; 2, R. Proudlock. Cauliflower, summer. cabbage, round potatoes, pot leeks: 1, W. Rutherford; 2, J. Atkin; 3, R. Proudlock. Four varieties potatoes: 1 ...