... from the hedgerows, where it is rotting, the cost jam is even cheaper than in some years. Apples are very plentiful, and blackberries more so. Cannot some farmers see some money made from jam-making. It all depends upon the better half. I know. Cannot, ...

... out for adjustment-. * Not only has this year produced some very fine crops of orchard fruits, but wild fruits such as the blackberry have been seen in abundance. Happily, the weather of late has been exceptionally favourable for the gathering the last-mentioned ...

... James, J.P •••• « Sale of Dells' Clothes by Miss Edith Burns 1 * Mr. E. Kalker 10 „ Mrs. Geo. Webb .- 10 School Boys' Blackberrying H'j The sura of £3 125., mentioned in as from the teaching staff of Queen's ~pjls 3 should have been stated as from the ...

... Started 4.0. LINGFIEiLD, Sportsman Official Starting Prices: Tannery, 5 to 1 agst Franco;' Chiddingstone, 5 to 1 Drinaugh; Blackberry, 5 to 1 Blan Hampton, 9 to 2 agst Nimrod, 5 Flaxen. LINGFIELD, 3.o—Also ran: Jack Pot, Blind Hookey, Florizel's Pride, Syncope ...

... agsfe and Pride, 10 to 1 agst Com® ...

... Legal ite (T. Gosweil) 3. Also ran (Wadkin), Maryland 11. (Killalee), Moorland Lad (Mr. Manlek), Friendly Foe (Dainty), Blackberry iF. Morgan), Bright Park Lyall), Cherry Pie (Owner). Betting: to 1 agst Rough and Ready, 4 to 1 each agst Legalite and Friendly ...

... the blackberry and the raspberry, but it certainly bettei and more profitable than either parent if such be the case. The fruit is more like that of the mulberry in colour, size, acidity, and jucmess; and it is ripened in July before blackberries are ...

... Legalite (Dainty),' Garnish Island Goswell), Universal Service (McGuigan), Lapithns (Reader). Cherry Pie (Mr. L. Brabazon), Blackberry (R. N. Mason), Roman (W. Smith), First League (Helir), Village Schoolmaster (V. bourne), Pomposity (Mr. O. Casebournei. ...

... others. 2.3O—SELLING HURDLE Two (H. Ford) 1, Lapithos (Reader) 2, The Gelt (W. 3. Also nan: Amcr»ham Tate's Map (Barton), Blackberry (A. Baj-net Fair Rob Roy (W. J. Smith). Betting: 5 to 4 agst Ken ware. 6 to 1 each and The Gelt, 7 to 1 each Fair and Rob ...

... increased by planting short cuttings of the roots. Some them need bottom-heat to start them into growth but others, such as blackberries, horse-radish, etc., strike readily in the open ground. Layering.—A layer is branch stem a plant placed in contact with ...

... address beneath, his questions will all be answered free. of. charge, in full detail, and retnrn of post. PICKING FRUITS. Blackberries.— Exposure of picked frnit hot Sunshine impairs its quality few ruinates. obtain the finest and best flavoured berries ...

... out for a stroll in the country Saturday when two brothers ate soms berries the deadly nightshade variety in mistake for blackberries. Both boy* afterwards fell ill. and one subsequently died from belladonna poisoning. The other lad is in a serious condition ...