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... be given from Bournemouth June 1, will representative of the Music England, Scotland. Wales and Ireland. The soloists will lie Miss Gladys Lack, and the Kelston Singers, The subject of Mr. George Dance’s Gardening Talk, June 2, will be Greenhouse Plants ...
... will not be injured, the moths are destroyed the heat and steam.—From Cottage Gardening for June. Doubtful Pictures the National Gallery. —Dr. .1. P. Richter begins, in the June number of the Art Journal, a series of studies on the pictures our National ...
... -I. picture EASIER GARDENING FLAMING June! The height of summer, and also what is far more important to gardeners the height of the reproductive urge for most of the ernamentals in the garden. This, of course, means that the peak flowering season has ...
... 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 ...
... 702 Forestry 703 Farms & Farming Land 704 Agric Machinery 706 Agric General 706 Services & Repeirs 707 Landscape Gardening Gazette, June 5, 1987 VEHICLES & TRANSPORT 800 Used Car Specisls 801 Cars for Sele 802 Commercisl Vehicles 803 Motor Cycles 804 ...
... • CASH BINGO • CASH BINGO • CASH BINGO DOUBLE CHANCE ( D /)› I I S $ . ---.., cn z - I GARDENING buff June for her family. Double Chance Grid you • Gardening I_ Robson is putting her Every week we have a may claim a full house on gran Juno Rob- 0 stake ...
... cell, she will become the mother of the hive, and no more swarming will take place for the season.— From Cottage Gardening for June. Wx•T A Brrnorna ts,—A betrothal is a very unimportant matter now, for despite the dreadful chance of a breach of promise ...
... and the colour of the carpet will not be injured, as the moths are destroyed by the heat and steam.—From Catage Gardening for June. With regard to the retirement of Sir Edward Watkin, the Directors of the South-Eastirn Railway Company have passed ...
... ffi Kypp Cotuxu:‘loolpoek ¢ , 2 i “Boughton : open garden, Brewhouse, 2- 5.30 pm. Hamstreet: boot fair, victory: hall:- 9am. - m: open garden, Sea Close, 2-spm. Little : open garden, Walnut Tree Garden, 2-spm. Ruckinge: %«s Club, parish church, 10am. m ...
... went two the Wantation wandAng. That lasted March odd days in the garden. and lb. her. in the pleasure gardens. Ile also did • :me hedge trimming. In April and May he ' gardening. In June haymaking, and :terwsrd.s in the wurtzels. James Colours said he ...
... unwanted paperbacks would be most welcome GARDENING SOCIETY: June 24 members wil: at The Greer at 615pm for a to Sheila Hayward's garden near Xonington This will be followed by wine in Dr Jenny Peeble’s garden Details may obtained from the secretary Sylvi: ...
... Water Supply, three Bed Rooms, two Living Rooms, &c. June 17th—A very rich Meadow in the Village °i ° Mandeville, having an area - cres - Would be very suitable for Market Gardening purposes. June ISth—Two very pleasantly situated Residences, in the Town ...