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... KITCHEN CARDEN, Wherever digging and trenching are required, let it done without delay ; every additional day’s exposure of the soil to the action of the weather, is benefit to it; generally speaking, it is not well to manure in autumn, because the winter ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN. Winter greens claim the first attention, and it is necessary ensure at once good supply, and a variety. By this time Scotch kale, Brussels sprouts, brocolls, savoys, &c., ought to be strong, and where they have been planted between rows ...
... KITCHEN UTENSILS include deal tables, Windsor chairs, fenders, scales and weights, iron saucepans, etc., together with a Shank's 18in. lawn mower, the iwller and grass box, 'Samuelsorfs 14in. ditto, and ditto, and garden tools. Sale to commence each day ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN. Plant the main crop of celery in well-manured trenches. Plant also, from seed-beds, cabbage of all kinds, broccoli, savoys, borecole, in showery weather. Hoe between potatoes give plenty of water to ridge encumbers and marrows. Cut down ...
... KITCHEN CARDEN. Asparagus lie cut more after this week ; thf beds then to lie lightly forked over, and covered with a thin coating of rotten dung. Celery to have an abundant supply of water, if the ground dry, slow growth is ruin to it, and may cause ...
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... KITCHEN UTENSILS, which include number of copper utensils. Catalogues of the Auctioneers, Market-place, Salisbury. Sale to at 11.30 o’cl *ck. SCOTLAND'S GLORY. A SCOTCH WHISKY, blended from finest brands of the Highlands of Scotland, guaranteed Pure Malt ...
... KITCHEN CARDEN. Incutting Asparagus, take only the strongest shoots. Give plenty of water and weak liquid-manure. Transplant from seed-beds fast the young plants get all thick, and use the hoe wherever weeds appear, as to keep them down before they have ...
... INTELLIGENCE THE KITCHEN. So much of the comfort, health, and well-being the family are dependent upon the character and ability of the cook that scarcely too much forethought and discretion can be exercised in her selection, choice only being permitted ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN. The ground will now for the most part covered, and everything in full growth. The hoe must never be idle ; weeds grow faster than the crops, and exhaust the soil rapidly, and if allowed to seed make the mischief worse.' Next to keeping ...
... Kitchen dot months, there arc always cas-s needing more aid than the kitchen can afford, and Charitable Aid Society would be just the thing. In other towns such societies arc managed by representatives of all denominations,and are generally found work ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN. Asparagus not to be cut after the ; then to cleaned over and allowed grow. Celery to be got into trenches fast the ground can made ready, by the removal of other crops. Take up each with a ball, and do not injure a single leaf. Hoe over ...