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... KITCHEN CARDEN. As soon any crop is removed let the ground be trenched, that air ot neatness may reign over every part the garden, dial insects may be disturbed and destroyed, and that the scil may derive the advantages resulting from the action of the ...
... negative. Lord Kitchener adds li;.he.doefl not telegraph details of any action th? 't is important or has some definite result. S case the officer in command gave the press ,:p(mdents a rather glowing account of the l‘ 1 He (Lord Kitchener) does not approve ...
... kitchen garden L* t the various quarters, as they receive their crops, neatly fiot-hed off by raking forking the ground, suaighieoing edges die paths, and cleaning and gravebing the principal alleys. After these, the main walks in the immediate vicinity ...
... KITCHEN °ARMIN. Winter Greens claim the first attention, and it is necessary to ensure at once a good supply and a variety. By this time Scotch Kale, Brussels Sprouts, Broccoli., Savoys, &c., ought to be strong, and where they have been planted between ...
... Kitchen Owen. A NURSE Ria*ONINIENDS ZAII-BUIC. Accidents are 5.4 iaseperable from the tLitly round of domestic duties and the risk 44 Wood-poisoning and intainnuttion. from the smallest scratch or burn. is no that every well-kept houweliAl now-a-days ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN Foung seeds of the Brassica family should carefully guarded against the depredations of birds, by covering them netting, and from the attacks of slugs by sp;inkling litile lime and soot amongst them, li matoes Capsicums should be sown in ...
... KITCHEN REQUISITES. Near the sink and store should always liang • kitchen scissor., a tin-opener, a corkscrew, • small sharp knit*, a cloth holder for lifting hot pots, a dredging - box for dour, a smaller one foe pepper, and a boa of salt; a pot chain ...
... KITCHEN COMFORTS. Don't forget to provide comfortable cushions in loose covers which can easily be washed for the kitchen chairs, if it serves also the maids' sittingroom when work hours are over. Aching backs are quite as troublesome in the kitchen as ...
... The Kitchen Garden. Early plant® the Vegetable Marrow, wl.f iticr planted on mild hot • or in a twiurmediate houso for irttining up muf. «. oj.J now bo in bearing. growths should I*- t.mined and regulated, much in the same i ,:.uer those of Cucumbers ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN. the autumn-sown Onions, Cabbages, Cauliflowers, and Leliuces, protected trom the ravages ■*! snails, ' dusting them with lime and soot. The smallest ol the Cauliflowers not planted hand-lights should be planted a cold frame, where they ...
... ilittages should be rented as kitchens. Ultimately, the committee resolved that they were of opinion cookery alumni be inclnded among the subjects taught to the girls attending the elementary schools of the county, that cookery kitchens should be established ...
... KITCHENER'S REGULATIONS. From Lourenco Marques it is stated that no one is aliowed to cross the border into the Trans-. vaal without a special permit from Lord Kitchener ...