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IRISH GARDENING. 



Dublin Wholesale Markets. 



Tiik markets lor the past month were well 



supplied with fruit, flowers and vegetables. 



- all fmits -•-.■in to claim first consideration, 



-! of the space on the 



ghout the month prices 



hav< - I, as the demand always seemed 



. i the supply. Black curia' ome- 



u. with the resull thai the 



price "i' this fruit is much above the average. 



-till continue to hold a good price, the 



ae quality of the fruit. 'Che necessity 



grading fruit for market should be borne in 



mind, otherwise good prices will never l><' obtained. 



rom home-grown sources were 



.v. II in evidence, and remunerative prices ruled 



throughout the mi .nth. Vegetables were in 



but prices show a slighl falling off 



from the previous month. Broad beans and peas 



were plentiful and of good quality, tun the pri 



realised for them could nut he termed profitable. 



Iu the Mower .section cut blooms have been 



plentiful, and. with few exceptions, the supply 



evidently did not exceed the demand, or pot 



plant- it would seem that the supply was too 



limited, as those offered were readily cleared. 



Fruit. - 



per basket 12 lbs 

 per lb. 

 per i bushel 

 per lb. 

 each 

 per doz. 

 per lb. 



From 



p. d. 



Grapes, Irish 



Greengag - 



I .oganberries 



Melons 



Peaches 



Raspberries 



Strawberries 



(dessert ) per lh 



preserving) 



Flowers 

 Chrysanthemum 



max. per do/., bunches 



Cornflowers 

 Gypsophila 



elegans 



Peas 



To 



s. d. 



Price I it. From 



S. ! 



< !hei per peck . 3 6 



- Black, per lb. . 5 



Red .. . 2i 



White .. . I 



To 



s. d 



5 



(i .; 



o :; 



ii 6 



I!' ans Broad) 

 Cabbi 



< 'arn >t s 



< aulidow 

 Cucumbi 

 Lett uce 



Marrows 

 Onions. Tripoli 



Rhubarb 



Tomatoes 



pei doz. blooms 



per doz. bunches 



Vegetables. 



per float 



per load 



per doz. hunches 



per doz. 



per doz. 



per tray 



per doz. 



per bunch 



per Moat 



per doz. bundles 



per lb. 



2 6 



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 6 

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 10 

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Open, Amateur 



and 



Cottagers' Classes 



n is 



A GYMKHANA 



From 3 to 5 o'clock 



o o o n o o 



Kilkenny Horticultural Society 



^^Ninth^^ 

 Annual Exhibition 



, if 



FRUIT, FLOWERS, AND 

 :: VEGETABLES 



v y, uuuu t 



5 



V 



6u.jijoJ 



St. James's Park, Kilkenny 



OS 



Thursday, Sept. 4th 



1913 



From 1 30 to 6 p.m. 



I to be tent to 



Miss I . E. BUTLER, I 



Lavjstown House, Kilkenny 

 Not later than Aug. 30th, I913 



3 



WINDOW GLASS 



Polished Plate for Shop Windows. 



Horticultural Glass at Lowest Rates 



DEATH TO THE WEEDS ! 



HOYTE'S WEED KILLER. 



Strongly Recommended for the Dettrueticn of Weedt, Ifc. 



Trice, 2s. per gallon ; 5 gallons, is. 6d. per gallon ; 

 10 gallons, is. 3d. per gallon ; Original 40-gallon casks, 

 is. per gallon. 



HOYTE & SON, The City of Dublin Drug Hall, 

 17 LOWER SACKV1LLE STREET, DUBLIN 



Please mention this Piper 



EUREKA' WEED KILLER. 



SAVES WEARY WEEDING. 



50 gallons of mixed solution will kill all 



weeds on 900 square yards of paths, &c. 



POWDER. 

 1/- tin for is galls, solution ) Free Tins 



'EUREKATINE'— The successful fumigant. 



'EUREKA' Insecticide, Lawn Sand, Hellebore Powder, Bordeaux 



Mixture, Worm Killer, Hayward's Summer Shade, &c 



SOLD BV AGENTS 



Full list 



TOMLINSON & 



1. M. Kenzl 



HAVWARI). 



Ltd., LINCOLN 



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