... bread ui Tf, ’ bassion fruit, Cape almonds, Chinese ties toy Pear, limes, Chinese walnut, mango, t, * tamarinds, Himalayan blackberry, dates, ®re cultivated in the openair. Vine- °Me parts of the colony, and in others * cassava, ginger, tobacco, rice, of ...

... aii th l6ll *° Bu PP° r t their new venture. They will kutifuj b elp they can get, as blues are not quite so A p 48 blackberries at Yeadon. 'x ZLE at the Destructor.—On Saturday v Newhouse, inspector of nuisances, seized 84 W Bb -ee D > ' 208 sheens' ...

... variety amid the green of the harvested hay. fields, while the later corn waved its seas of brown gold in triumphal ripeness. Blackberries in fruit and blossom trailed over the banks, nuts were ripening on the hedges, but Stephen looked on none of these things ...

... having on the 29th ult. indecently assaulted Frances Mary Shaw, aged thirteen years, of Berry Brow, whilst she was gathering blackberries in Lockwood Wood.—Kinder was fined 40s. and costs. An inquest was held on Monday at the Foresters' Hotel, Crosland Moor ...

... per stone, and do. foreign Ge. to Ss. per box; plums 2s. Gd. to 3s. per stone, foreign do. Ds. 3d. and is. 6d. per sieve, blackberries 3s. Gd. to Is. per stons ; celery is. to Is. Sd. per bundle; Brussels sprouts 2s. Gd. to 3s. per peck; cucumbers (frame) ...