... Gardening MAINTAININ JUNE is the month in which plants grow fastest. It is the time to feed the healthy, m water the thirsty, and hoe the lot. Hceing saves watering, and also helps the plants to draw the maximum goodness from the soil. Therefore, hoe ...

... Sofas are said to have been invented by the Lollards. However, it appears that the Ottomans were beforehand with them. Gardening in June. — You are told to propagate Hearts-ease and Wallflower by cuttings. But surely Wall- flowers have been cut enough ...

... sale takes place on June 3rd. At the Auction Mart, Southampton, on June Ist and 2nd they soli large assemblage of modern and antique furniture. They arc instructed to dispose of on June 3rd No. 11, Portland-©treet, Southampton. On June 10th they sell the ...

... the two serial tale* in eassell's Footoly for June, we have Some practical hints on painted wood decoration, • warning against night work sit long hours by the Family Duette., hints auto gardening iii June. and making, the latter by a Government analyst ...

... though differing in plot and style are pretty equal in merit. Am .ng the misoellaneoua articles we notice those on gardening ia June, the science of bread-making, the centenary of Siephenson's birth, Ac. Some practical hiuta ou painted wood decoration ...

... and Thursday ; returning *> ednetday. snd Fridays. „ . From Soothamptow. ?? 1 • 54 After. Wednesday June 2 Midnight Thursday, June 3 8 R.p„ &—.,, Junes > ?? MiSt. These v_j. , , „„ !»oticb to Shippers. «nr F ri«lay* UtakeGOODS from H-»« '/ Monday, Wednesdsy ...

... BUSINESS OF THE GARDEN FOR JUNE. \ou should sow the various esculents for late crops nt the interval of a fortnight ; continue your course of plant- ing out as the plants are ftt, and be careful in thinning and j cleaning those vegetables which are not ...

... FORTHCOMING AUCTIONS WALLER AND KING SOUTHAMPTON. June remaining Furniture and Garden, Eunsuir,” June 22ud.---Furndlare. Plate and Household Effects, Bramshaw Vicarage. r« the Her. J. Whitworth de- ceased. Juno 25n|. —Tli« valuable. Freehold Businc** ...

... beautiful gardens cn June 3 and July 7. when they will be thrown open on payment of one shilling in connection with the national gardens scheme in aid of district nursing services. ...

... at Evensong, and showed an increase on last year. About 38 members of the Parieh Nlothers Union visited the Vicarage Gardens. on June 12. They were received by Mre. de Chaumont. There wee a small jumble stall which realised £2 65. , 2d ...

... FAWLEY. les. Infant Wpl to , . Cootie , held their Inrthday party in I. garden on June 21s1. The provided and •.•r%ed of Committee. There wa, a la, te muster of and the,. and 38 Evans gave ashort address 'lto work of the Centro. told Mn. • .thead. te ...

... Guards' F ['rade. Tuesday. June S.—Othello. Act I (Verdi). relayed from the Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Wednesday. June 6.—Turandot. Act 11. (Puccini). relayed from the Royal Opera House. Covent Garden. Thursday. June 7 —Commentary on ...