... SERVICE THE MAINTENANCE OF SOIL FERTILITY IN HORTICULTURE Dr. E. W. Russell Soil Pcience Department, University of Oxford will speak on this subject in the Guildhall, Southampton on Wednesday, 18th January, 1950 The Meeting to commence at 2 p.m. Mr. 0. G. ...

... January 2nd, at Tuckton Nursing Home, Bournemouth, to Lilian (nee Parsons), wife cm Gordon C. Pope, a daughter. GREETINGS Speaks. Congratulations Mum and Dad on your fortieth wedding anniversary, from Oscar, Annie and Roy. ENGAGEMENTS _ _ __ Anson—Fowler ...

... ADVISORY SERVICE THE MAINTENANCE OF SOIL FERTILITY IN HORTICULTURE Dr. E. W. Russell Soil Sci e nce University of Oxford will speak on this subject in the Guild hal I, Southampton on Wednesday, 19th January, 1960 The Meeting to commence at 2 p.m. Mr. 0. G ...

... job of keeping women' abreast of public affairs, of teaching theni how to think democratically, and giving them a chance to speak with one voice on loci& government and community affairs that affect them and their homes. The President of the New Milton ...

... to him when Conn. Parker said that he was going to ask his permission to get away at 11.45 a.m., so he was given leave to speak then. One member called out What time is the train? quickly followed by a question from Coun. E. 9. Pascoe, another keen ...

... person. In the second it was a case of thank heaven no one else can succeed where we have failed. The Member went on to speak of the conditions in the nationalised undertakings and under which the individual was governed. If the Conservatives were returned ...

... to be returned next Imonth! He had been amazed at the number of Liberals he had met in the New Forest. DEPLORAIBLE CONTROL SPEAKING on the deplorable Fashion in which our daily lives are controlled, the Captain gave a personal example. • When he returned ...

... round) by 2-0. The East Boldre club are to be congratulated upon getting to thi s found in this open county competition, and it speaks well for the splendid work by both the management and players since re-starting the club three seasons ago, and they are one ...

... EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE and BOTLEY HORTICULTURAL BRANCH, N.F.U. Mr. H. H. Glasscock Deputy Provincial Plant Pathologist will speak on MUSHROOM DISEASES at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, 25th January Market Hall, Botley A discussion on mushroom production will follow ...

... permission to build a 'cottage for the person who to look after those cows. It was ridiculous to pot the cow before the Icowman. Speaking of the Government's failures in • affairs. the Colonel viewed with horror and alarm the recognition of the Communist Government ...

... better off everyone is to-day compared with our miserable existence before the war came along in 1939. Mr. S. V. T. Lamb, speaking in support of the Socialist candidate, Mr. Wally White. told a story of a. butcher at Pennington who 'had to give his business ...

... black a picture of the club as possible and that he did not have his heart and soul in his job. Mr. Milford said that he was speaking in defence of the club. The old committee had paid off 169 of debt and the chairman had forgotten to say that, and that £3O ...