... POTATOES Larlles—l, W. E. Hay, Gallanach Home Farm, Oban: 2, W. Allan, (‘ar?rwck. Jodbur‘az 3 W. E. Hay. Second Earlies—l, J. & W. Hunter, Cauldhall, Gonhfldfe; 2, W. E. Hay: 3, W. Allan. Lates—l, W. E. Hay: 2, W, DA;:“ 3. Gilbert Eccles, Low Pinmore ...

... POTATOES As yesterday's meeting emphasised, one reason for the shortage is the problem of finding labour to pick the crop. Farmers depend on getting the help of school children. But they cannot rely on this source. Education Authorities are continually ...

... Potatoes. Potato Crisps Poultry Preserves. Fresh Vegetables. Boots and Shoes. The Depanmen' ments to be si following, viz ; Education Department 15 School Dining Kitchens and Nursery School Kitchens: Residential Establishments, including Tertowie School; ...

... POTATOES. LIVE STOCK MARTS. LTD. Auctioneers. Stirling. JgAINSFORD CHURCH 11.15 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.— Rev. J. M ALISTER TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) 8 p.m.— GOSPEL MEETING. All welcome ...

... POTATO The shortage of potatoes has compelled the Government to authorise imports by private traders. Scotland’s crop, the ministerial announcement explains, is larger than last year, but the scarcity and higher prices in other parts of Britain are drawing ...

... POTATOES Earlies — 1 and 3, W. E. Hay, Gallanach Home Farm. Oban: 2. W. Allan, Cappuck, Jedburgh. Second Earlies 1. J. and W, Hunter, Cauldhail, Gorebridge: 2. W. E. Hav; 4. W. Allan. iLates 1. W. E. Hav. ...

... POTATOES Golden Wonder ware 1 Miss E. A. Waddell, Stenton, St Monance; 2 Sir David Erskine; 3 James G. Lang. First Early 1 James McLaren, Cults; 2 C. N. Christie, Sheelynn, Leven; 3 R. W Cameron, Berryside, New Gilston. Second Early 1 A. Adamson, West ...

... Potato Harvest Plan N.F.U. Meets Educationalists FOLLOWINJ a 'nesting with the East Fit , Area Executive of the National Fanners' Union In yeetclaYs Dr. D. Mclntosh, Fife Director of Education, said that the decision molted was that disturbances went ...

... Potato Markets The Potato Marketing Board reports the following prices based on recorded sales of ware by growers trading freely with merchants. The support price for !rowenw offering direct to the board Is 182/6 per ton from September to November in ...

... Potato Markets The Potato Marketing Board reports the following average prices based on recorded sales of ware by growers trading freely with merchants. The support price for growers offering direct to the board is 128/6 per ton from September to November ...

... Potato Markets The following detalls of this week's marglsfinn reported by the Potato Marketing W — . PRODUCERS, Tuesday, Dundee—Dull demand: E%l:ure and Arran Pilot (local), £l6 r ton. rriff—Active: Duke of York, E:tplam. and _British quoen (local), £l6 ...

... Potato Markets The Potato Marketing Board reports the tollowing prices based on recorded sales of ware by growers trading freely with merchants. The support price for {rowcrs loncrmu direct to the board is 182/6 per ton from September to November in Scotland ...