Identifier: gardenerschronic16lond (find matches)
Title: The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects
Year: 1874 (1870s)
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Subjects: Ornamental horticulture Horticulture Plants, Ornamental Gardening
Publisher: London : (Gardeners Chronicle)
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries

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t,London, E.C. Wholesale Russia Mat Merchants. MARENUAZand fisher, James Street,Covent Garden, W.C., have received a special importa-tion of new ARCHANGEL MATS ; also a large consieiiraent ofPETERSBURG MATS, MAT BAGS and RAFFIA FIBRE. A RCHANGEL and ST. PETERSBURG Xi- MATS, RAFFIA. SEED BAGS and SACKS.NETTING and SHADING, &c. Prices on application. 1\,TARQUEES and TENTS, SECOND- IVL HjSjD GOVERNMENT TENTS, 45 feet round,complete, 35J., suitable for the Garden, Cricket Clubs, S:c.W. PETERS, 44, Tenter Street South, Goodmans Fields,E. Geometrical Mosaic and Encaustic TILE PAVEMENTS, for Conservatories,Verandahs. Entrance Halls, &c. Enamelled and Deco-rated Glazed Tiles, for Wall Linings, Fiieplaces. &c. ; alsoPatent Indestructible Terra-cotta Plant Markers. Patterns andPrices sent post-free on application. MAW AND CO., Benthall Works, Broseley, Shropshire. 320 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. (September 3, i88i, 8-lncli .. f 2 2 0lO-inch ..33013-incli ..44015-moli ..56018-mcli ..660
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Awarded the First Prize at tlie Sydney Exiiibition. THE COVENTRY LAWN MOWER (REGISTERED). MANUFACTURED BY Nettlefold & Sons, 54, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C. The great success which has attended THE COVENTRY LAWN MOWER during the two seasons in which it has beenbefore the Public, enables the Manufacturers to recommend it with increased confidence as the best and cheapest yet introduced ;for lightness and ease in working it cannot be surpassed. It has all the improvements which have of late been introduced into this class of Machine, either in England or America. It will cut wet or dry grass of any length, wil! turn in its own width, and is so light that a lady can use a 15-mch Machineof this make with greater ease than a lo-inch of the ordinary kind. It is made, as it name implies, at Coventry, by skilled English workmen, and ot best English Steel and Iron, These Machines can also be supplied with ROLLERS at ttie same price, and with GRASS BOXES at the following extra cost :—8-inc

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