... weather, good crop likely secured, there is a good appearance of fruit the canes. A commencement has been made with the blackberries, which are also looking well. Picking likely to be 3 weeks later than last season. Saturday, Mr Ritchie, Kimmcrgihaine ...

... 24, 1908 One mild morning, many months after —be- the winter had quite set in and while there were still a few belatod blackberries left the hedge.and the robin was singing a cheerful song, Johnny was seen wheeling his sister down the dear old lanes. ...

... dozen; grapes, home, to 3s .per lb; asparagus, Gd to 8d pea- bundle; French beans. Is per lb; strawberries 4Jd to Gd per ib; blackberries, per lib; cherries, Gd to 8d per Ib; red currants, per lb. ...

... Gd dozen; grapes, home, 2s to 3s per lb; asparagus, Gd 8d per bundle; French beans. Is per lb; strawberries, to Gd per blackberries, 8d per lb; cherries. Gd to 8d per lb; red currants, per lb. ...

... Baxter; Miss Richardson, Cornhill. Best Knitted Pair of Socks —Mrs Wm. Gray, Coldstream; Miss Margaret Wood. Best 1 lb. Pot Blackberry Jam—Mrs Benton; Mrs E. Walker. ...

... —'Mrs J. Himtily: Mrs D. Reutem; Mrs Melrose: Mrs D. Logan. Best Knitted Pair Socks —Mrs M. Gray; Miss Carmichael, 1 lb Pot Blackberry Jam —Fell and Oliver, drapers. Kelso—Mrs J. Huntly. ...

... ships this year to import fruit pulp for jam-making. Home-grown fruit must make up for it. Your extra apples and plums, the blackberries and crabapples the children have picked from the hedges, will help to make up the jam supply for next winter. So, whether ...

... tablesps. milk and water. Filling : 6 level tablespoonfuls thick apple pulp; 2 oz. margarine; 2 level tablesps. honey; 8 oz. blackberries. Mix flour, baking powder (if used) and salt together and rub in margarine. Add Sugar and mix to soft dough with honey ...

... H. Pat, b.g., 8 vns., 16.2 h.h., 135 Cranberry, b.m., 6 yrs, 16.2 h.h., 65 gns.; Kona, b.m.', 9 yrs., 16 h.h., 90 gns.; Blackberry, dark hr. o-’., 7 yrs., 16.1 h.h., gns. ; Dunlin, dun g., 7 yrs’., 16.1 h.h., 60 gns. From J. S. Wight’s Grantehouse St ...

... and dirty, bis bat was torn, and his feet were bar© But he had pleasant face. In one hand he carried pail hakf-fuU o:f blackberries. “ away from here,” said John, rmiming to the gate. “We don’t want ragged boys around.” “ Please give drink,” said the ...

... cake: Mr J. Wood; Miss F. Christison. Fruit tart; Mrs Faulds; Mrs J Wood. Plain biscuits: Miss F. Christian; Mrs J. Wood. Blackberry jelly : Mrs Kinghorn ; Mrs Faulds. Gooseberry jelly; Mis Beverley; Mrs Kinghorn. Bottle soft fruit; Mrs Faulds. Bottle hard ...

... oranges, tki -Is per dozen., grapes, home, 2a to 3s -per lb; asparagus, per bundle; Fresbh 'beans, 1b per lb; to lid per lb; blackberries, her lb; cherries, Gd .to fed per lb; red currants, per lb. ...