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... pork 6Jd 8d ; and bacon, 5d to Papier- Ducks, 6s to 7s 0d per couple; fowls 5 8 od to fi- M ■ chicken, 6j Od ; asparagus fowl, per ' asparagus, 4d and 5d per bundle ; butter la Ih • fo, a shilline potatoes, 8 lbs for 6d ; French SS'lb - cabbaees, id to ...
... orange blossom and tulle veil (the veil being lent a friend). Her bouquet was of white lilies and tulips, with sprays of asparagus. The bridesmaids were Miss E. Symons (sister of the bride), Miss K~. Thomas (cousin), and Miss Jean Godfrey (niece of the ...
... ooeurrence. Cooking Asparagus. —At this season of the year all who do not wish the delicate point of good asparagus to be destroyed in the boiling should bear in mind that they are never immersed water by those who understaud cooking asparagus. The heads are ...
... in a pale-blue two-p.ece suit, with hat and accessories to tone, and she carried a choice bouquet of pink carnations with asparagus and trailing fern, which was afterwards placed on her mother's grave. The bride was attended by her niece. Miss Joan Sampson ...
... sacs, 34a; ditto (seconds), 325. Shaatoies.-Beef, to per , mutton, ; iamb, H*. bacon Bid to 7id. for ls; rabbits, per to- asparagus, per lb ; cuoum- 4.1 eaah; green pja.«, per lo ; rhubarb, Id to I*3 £ 'bundle! Bugllsh) per lb (foreign) fid ; eberries, ...
... surmounted by a wreath of orange blossom and myrtle berries, and satin shoes, aitd she carried bouquet o pink carnations and asparagus fern. She was attended her sisters, Misses Doris and Olive Carter, and Miss Mary Ayre, niece of the bridegroom. The firstnamed ...
... in powder blue charmelaine dress, with turban and veil to match, and navy shoes. Her bououet was of white carnations and asparagus fern, which was afterwards placed on the grave of the bride's father and sister. The reception was held at the Central Cafe ...
... crossed. The reredos wag quite triumph of the decorative art , The decoration comisted of autumn-tinted foliage, sprays asparagus;boule or roses.and ferns. Rising abo> this was a kind of arch in the shape of an Oxford frame, and from ; this were suspended ...
... with gold lace panelling and she also wore a wreath and veil. Her bouquet was composed of pink roses, white gladioli, and asparagus fern. There were four bridesmaids- Miss Passmore and Miss Phyllis Passmore (sister 6 of the bridegroom), and Misses Freda ...
... blue, with a beige crinoline hat, and carried beautiful bouquet of carnations, lilies of the valley, forget-me-nots, and asparagus fern. Her attendants were Miss Dorothy Aqutter (sister of the bridegroom) and Mrs. W. E. Davey (sister of the bride). The ...
... blue silk dress, with grey hat, embroidered with silver leaves and forgct-me-note, and carried bouquet white tulips and asparagus fern, tied with white ribbon. She was attended three bridesmaids (Misses Maud Hutching?, sister, and Mary and Christine Hopgood ...
... sent any distance without injury to the Nibs. ‘‘SPECIAL OWN SAYING PEAS, BEANS, ONION, LEEK, PARSNIP, PARSLEY, SCOTCH and ASPARAGUS KALE, &c., saved from select Stocks, can therefore relied for giving satisfaction. All other SEEDS for GARDEN and FARM, best ...