... UlBll and Chipt Potato Pans and Acr censorial. in excellent condition, for Sale. Business may be carried on with them at No. 1, Winn-street, or they may be taken away by the purchaser.—Apply Tomlinson's Estate and Shipping Offices, 15, Arcade. ...

... SAIL CART for sale; good as new; 1.1.1 half price. -118, Blenheim-road. VII3H and CHIP POTATO PANS and • ACCESSORIES. in excellent condition, for sale; business may be carried on with them at No. 1. Winn Street; or they may be taken away by purchaser ...

... made a great gift of precioti- , food to England this year in its bountiful crop of Potatoes. There are enough for everyone to buy as many as they care to, and every Potato eaten means a saving in other foods. The 1 poorest families can have full satisfying ...

... *our milk used to raise light cakes and scones, so I really do nor think that we throw away anything except empty tins and potato rinds. I have not yet ' been able to find a use for either of these. The result of this care is tbat,though we live very well ...

... consumption. The Barnsley Society had rented twa farms at a reasonable distance from Barnsley on which they hoped to grow potatoes and rear and feed cattle. In addition, they had bought an estate with, four far ms on it. They intended to work one farm ...

... to-day? Tomalyn wistfully inqaind. I'd give all my hopes of • Turkish decoration for a plate of roast beef, with dotiry potatoes. It's very few we'll get, sir, said Smith, till we reaches Kharpoot. American tnimioaaries at Wharpoot has taken to growing ...

... cereals used ior the food of aninials; The practice of going to Scotland or Ire- land every seeond! - or - third year for seed potatoes has been justified by results, says the 'Field. It entails 'considerable cost and no little risk of injury to the tubers ...