... advancing to the fray with Mr. and Airs. Villiers-Stuart, of Dromana. As was only to be expected, M.F.H.s were as thick as blackberries soon will be. Mr. Russell is joint-Master of the Waterford, and Miss Anne Hickman, daughter of a former M.F.H., the late ...

... plums, juicy green gages, soft melting pears, delicate apricots, tasty gooseberries and delightful mixtures of apple and blackberries-- all preserved so as to be as near as possible equal to the fresh fruits in colour, flavour and appearance Bottling offers ...

... won. Holy Moses is a dog with a short face and good wrinkle, and he was put third. Homestead, Lady Docklenf and Champion Blackberry met in the hitch class for 351b weight and over, and this competition was a most interesting one. At the Kennel Club Show ...

... Histon Sunshine 7th, bred and shown by Messrs. Chivers and Sons, Ltd. 1 1 mm -u HIGHEST PRICED FEMALE was Scarletts Lady Blackberry, born November 1951, by Scarletts Lord Coral out of Scarletts Oxford Frosty, shown by the executors of the late Lieut. -General ...

... seeds for hay, and the best of this year's corn John Rushbridge (potatoes, vegetables and hops), Ann Smith (the wild fruits blackberries and mushrooms fruit and flowers) and Peter Shaxon (the corn wheat, oats, rye and barley). AT THE WEST DOOR Representative ...

... Grange (agent for the estate), Dr. Neville Smith, Mr. M. Milne Watson and Mr. E. Cope. NOVICE STAKE WINNER was Eastwalton Blackberry, born February 1953, by F.T. Ch. Hiwood Dan out of Eastwalton Pimper nel, bred, owned and handled by Lieut. Colonel E. H ...

... looks slim and elegant driving. Behind her are the HON. MIRIAM PEASE and the HON. MRS. RICHARD NORTON. i \m 8. Attractive in blackberry red knitted cardi gan and cap teas MISS JAN RICARDO, whose brother, Francis, recently won the Belgian championship. 9. Trousers ...

... next. These bottles contained mead concocted from honey and a very early English drink potent, too!), parsley, rhubarb, blackberry, elderberry wines, as well as wheat wine, sloe gin, raspberry vinegar and plum port. Exhibits came from Norfolk, Lancashire ...

... every thing, if it 's 'or.lv '.a beaded blackberry or an odd scrap of. coloured wool. Take millinery. Quite the best hats of the moment have a vegetarian or fruitarian tendency, and really a war time ration of blackberry -and-apple tart has better decorative ...

... prosecuted. Nor does it make any difference if he stoops down and picks some wild mushrooms or primroses, or stops to gather blackberries from a hedge. He is not stealing. These things are not, in the Law's eyes, capable of being stolen. It would be different ...

... rooms, blackberries from door to door. Everything that grew was grist to his mill: and he knew where everything grew. Again, it sounds simple: but it meant much walking and much hard work. For example, he would pick 20 pounds and more of blackberries in a ...

... Ewings won a number of piizes at la& season's fruit show at Vernon. IN AN OKANAGAN ORCHARD L li LOGAN BERRIES CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES PRIZE APPLES MORELLO CHERRIES CHINESE GATHERING FRUIT ■■■■IIMIIim. I III I| II WWII IIMI-- STRAWBERRIES PACKED FOR MARKET ...