... crepcde-chine. with hat to match, and shoes and stockings to tone. She carried a lovely bouquet of Marechal neil roses and asparagus fern. The little child attendant, Miss Kathleen Down (niece of the bridegroom) looked very sweet in her dainty primrose frock ...

... attired in a blue chiffon velvet ankle-length dress, with hat and shoes to match. She carried a bouquet of cream roses and asparagus fern. The bridesmaids in attendance were Misses May and Marjorie Staddon (twin sisters of the bridegroom) and little Miss ...

... roots. Remove weak runners, and peg down in pots, or on the border, a few more of the best. Kitchen Garden and Frame Ground.—Asparagus: Any more cutting of this crop will ruin the plantations. Where the beds have not had much attention, let them be at once ...

... silk, and veil of cream embroidered net, which had been worn by her mother. Her bouquet was of salmon pink sweet peas and asparagus fern, and she wore a wreath of orange blossom and sprig of white heather. Her attendants were Miss Valentine and Master Robert ...

... preen peas, Is 6d to 2s per peck ; strawberries. 6d to 8d quart ; gooseberries, 2'd and 3d per quart tomatoes, ls per lb : asparagus, 6d to 8d per bundle.—ln the Corn Exchange the quotations were : wheat (white), 3s 9d to 4s per bushel ; ditto (red), 3s ...

... Prices, such as Kidneys, 3d. each Ox Hearts 4d lb. Luncheon Tongues. 1/6 per tin. Thick Skirts, 7d. lb. Ox Tails, 7d. lb Asparagus, & 1/6 per tin. And the Best Brand (LIBBY'S) CALIFORNIA!* FRUITS atREM ARK ABLE PRICES Peaches, 1/3 per tin lbs,) Pears, ...

... tastefully attired in an ankle-length pale-blue satin dress, with wreath and veil, and she carried a bouquet of pink tulips and asparagus fern. The bridesmaids were Misses Audrey Harris and Mary Prouse, respectively sister and cousin the bride. They wore pink ...

... mulberry maroeaic, bat to match, the bride looked especially cUa.niing, whilst her bouquet of white chrysanthemums, lilies, and asparagus fern, went to complete pleasing picture. She was given away UK brother (Mr. John Borne), whilst W*» «» Lethaby (sister of ...

... wore a blue and gold taifeta frock, I with a hat to match. She carri9d a 1 shower .ci of sweet peas, carnations, asters, asparagus, and maidenhair fern. There were bridesmaids, Lily Craddock, sister the . bride, and s Daisy Lockwood, sister of the ! bridegroom ...

... stylish coatee, trimmed with lace, and wore hat, shoes and stocking) match, jller bouquet was composed of pink carnations and asparagus fern. ; Her sister, Miss Maud Wescott, was the only bridesmaid, she wearing frock blue, I with coatee trimmed with lace. ...

... marocain dress, with a black panne hat, trimmed with tinted quills, and carried a bouquet of bronze chrysanthemums and asparagus fern. The duties of best man were carried out Mr. C. Salmons (London), friend of the bridegroom. The bridegroom presented ...

... bundle; cabbages, Id to 2(d each ; tarn and 4 for Id; potatoes (old 1, tj 8d per score; (new), per ; onions, per buudle; asparagus, 8d per ; 3d to each ; pias, per ; rhubarb, t° per bundle; tomatoes -Jd lo; (foraiga) * f ...