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... of vegetables. Mrs. L. Burton; Onions. Mrs. 1.. Burton: Marrow. Mr. H. Roberts: Apples .desserti. Mrs 1.. Burton: Appka leu;auary ). Mrs. Ptillayson: Pears. Mr. Blackberries. D. Hart. Flowers: Dahlias. Mrs. Curnow: Marigolds. Mrs. C. Rowe. Chrysantinmums ...
... Fitt IT sEcrios Cooking apple: I J. Spooner. 2 J. Latter. 3 A. hiluggeridge. Dessert app:es: 1 P. Basictord7 - 2 O. Sadler. 3 J. Latter. Desert pears: 2 A. Muggeridge. blackberries: I R. McMarman. 2 0. &Wier. 3 W. C:ark. of any other frult: I T. Latter ...
... Mr. Min; 2, A. Z. Cooley; 3. Mx. Matthews. apples - I. Mrs. L Thomas; 3. .4' .7. Edmunds; S. Mrs. Waterman. Five applea-1. Stephens; 2. C R.lngle's; 3. T. H. Biltounda. pears-1. Miss Dish of blackberries - I. Mrs. Thorthy; 3. Mr. Kemp. Fruit cake-1 ...
... --•••-- FRUIT Dessert apples.-1 Mr. E. Granter. 2 Mr. G. Cairncross. 3 Mrs Wheelhouse. Cooking apples-1 Sir Cecil Crabbe. 2 Mr. It J. Jones. 3 Mr 0. Ball. Pears—l Mr. L. Smith. 2 Mrs Creswell. 3 Mr. 0. Cairneross. Blackberries—l Mrs. Y. Zdwards Dish ...
... FLOWERS Mrs. Hart (blackberries, dahlias. bottled soft fruit); Mr. H. M. Witt (mixed blooms, roses); Mrs. Challoner (annuals, gladioli); Mr. H. M. Witt (flowering plant, cacti); Miss Griffiths (children's entry); Mrs. D. Davis (jar of jelly); Mrs. Griffiths ...
... Driseol:, 2 C. H. Matthews, 3 . C. W. Forster. FRUIT Latina apples-1 W. Ricks Verloder. Cooking apples—l D. 3 Mrs. A. L. Troake. 3 H. S. Maxwell. Pears-1 W. Hicks Verlnder. 2 H. Et. Maxwell. Blackberries-1 A OrlfEths. 2 Mrs. norlby. OAKS AND PRESERVES Fruit ...
... round-1 B. A. Potts. 2 0. A. Frost; kidney-shaped—l T. B. Taylor. 2 0. Rose. 3 Bagley. Blackberries-1 Mrs. Whittle, 2 Mrs. Walsh. Plums-1 Mrs. Pinlayson. Apples. dessert-1 Mrs. Finlay:ion, 2 Mrs. Witt. 3 Mrs. Pinlayson; cooking-1 Mrs. Walsh. 2 0. W. ...
... Aunty Pog envies you the chance of picking blackberries. Mrs. Houston. She was getting very thrilled at the idea of blackberry jelly, blackberry and apple pudd., and suchlike goodies. But not a blackberry she ...
... C. Howland. 3 L Pert Home garden flowers- I C Howl.ind, 3 0 Dolby. 3 H Bligh Chrl L Ruthren. 2 W Blackberries—l Binsted. 2 B ChappelL 3 L. Ferrell. Apples 1 0 Bailer. 2 R. Marsh. 3 H. Blistb. Fears —I R. Marsh. 3 0. Brooks - VIGHTABLILS has-3 z POtatOell ...
... the cooking line. He won first prize Wl;'- placing people from the higher age 9 ' groups. The majority of WO a pot of blackberry and apple jell. unemployed men on our register at - I WAS used like a rope in a tug-ot- and also entered a Jam sponge in tr,- ...
... Shorter FRUIT first for some Blackberries—l Mrs 2 done brass Mrs. Shorter, Plums-1 Mrs Pinia‘- son Apples. dessert—l Mrs Pinlay- In the 'Woodcraft section dlv- sun. 2 Mr a Jones. 3 Mrs - abled Mr. B. Coutes had made son. Apples. rooting-1 Mr 0 W miniature ...