... forbidding desolation. Yet. when berries ripen in oerthern climate, the higher tlw latitude the belt* they are. and the blackberries and raspberriea of lAbrador an* delicious. Bed currmnu. marsh berries, and curlew perries are equally excellent, ami therr ...

... forbidding desolation. Vet when berries ripen in a northern climate, the higher the latitude the better they are, and the blackberries and raspberries of Labrador are delicious. Red currants, marsh berries, and curlew berries are equally excellent, and there ...

... 6d prem.; Tubeless, 23s 6d. Mrs. Yonngwoman wants to know Which is the bast wmy to mark table linen?” Leave the baby and blackberry pie alone at the table (or three minutes. ■ ■ fr , CA, » *T iigeetlve, cor- SHIPPING. BELFAST SHIPPING LIST. Wind—ENE. Anaivan ...

... news from the Transvaal, folly accounts for the rise witnessed today. Prices were abnormally low, bears were plentiful as blackberries, and the latest advices were favourable. Chartereds have risen East Hand f}* Anglo-French A» Robinson Ranks 1, and Rhodesia ...

... Ibereof ib all likdibocd will make name enrolled • other Good animals that bare taken vain, able prise. As ureal. fur ate a* blackberries, lor too i-a!t doted of tfee animals are reported being the first elare. the field is to a good one—already ocsrly a dozen ...

... Huldah eompany until Monday morning, ran into the buttery, wh the old lady was screwing down her patent jars of canned blackberries. Why, Aunt Ifu'dab! she cried, rosy and breathless, who on earth is that old loafer smoking his pipe in the back garden ...

... being hatched just ontaide the town limits, near the railway (rack. A tiny campfire, fad short intervals with slander dried blackberry branches, that bntned quickly and crackled noisily, nplit the faces of two men, who aat close to it upon discarded, rotting ...

... prise, £B| ascend. 44| third £2—l, Nathaniel Morten, BrookvUlo, BaUyamna, Cadet, cheatant Hugh H. Smiley, Drnmalia. Luna, Blackberry i 3, John M’Wattars, Tha Bakery. Cromno Street, Belfast, Matter Fred highly commended, J. M. Johnson, Knock, Baltaat, Empire; ...

... beautiful chestnut with good style, action, aad manners. Mr. M. H. Smiley, J.P., of Drumalia, Larne, ran the winner hard with Blackberry, haadwne, well-bred, and well-actioned black mare who richlv deserved the ribbon received. Mr. J. Watters, of Cromac Street ...

... class I e Famscas horsesnot less than 15.2 hands 3Ir N M orton's chestnut gelding Chadet j; l te b :~r. H. -3- frnilayi~~s Blackberry 3 31 ics'r-~ Watterc' 3 Master Fred me, class for 15 and under 15.2 . :1 'ao'ton again took first prize w;-itlh ?? Moonlight ...

... 29—F-.t tba bo-t pair, not tees than 15-2 band* and over, driven tandem—l, Hugh H. Smiley, Drumalie. Larne—Approval sad Blackberry 2, W. Gaffikin. Netting Hill. Belfast—Lady Helen snd Mmerva: 3, W. M. Inglie, Culua, County Down—White Lilac, ertaoi end ...

... 15-2 hands in Class 29, driven in tandem, Mr. H. H. Siniley, J.P., Dmmalis, Larne, was awarded first prize for his horses Blackberry and Approval. In Class 31, Blacxberry also car led offsecond.prize, in single harness. In the Hackney Class, Mr. H. H. Smiley ...