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... Fresh Hill Jams. Strawberry, Blackberry, These widely-known Binocular Field and Race t a h n o d se i n o f fi a n l i l s o b i h e other power, mce a r n s d a s t h sharp- Greengage, Greengage, Apricot, &c• n G e la ss ss gd a el a i c ti lir on excel ...
... satisfied with the work dono Saturday, and the results of it fac* they could lie seen. Election meetings were as plentiful blackberries in autumn; they were held in almost every corner of the constituency, and Brlghtoide simply swarmed with M.P.s. Tho unanimity ...
... noticed a more prolific crap the shells being well tined with crisp and nicely-danured kernels. The dainty petals of the blackberry blossoms are whirling in the gentle sepbyr, like falling moirdakes, diacleeing the green fruit to swell and mature in the ...
... STRAWBERRY JAM .11b. Jar RASPBERRY JAM 341. 74d. 1.. ls. 2d. 31b. Jar BLACK CURRANT JAR 1. 2d slb. Jar APRICOT JAM .. 31b. Jar BLACKBERRY JAM 31b. Jar MARMALADE .. 21b. „ In,. „ ...
... Burr. Apples- Geo. Oliphniit. iiaa|js, Mrs Barclay. Largest strawberries. James Burr. Strawberries, flavour, Mrs Barclay, blackberries, Robert Anderson, White currants, A. MTiobbie. Yellow goose, berries, Miss Cowie Vecktaulks.— Collection of vegetables ...
... dessert and kitchen apples similar distinction for collection of fruits which included apples pears gooseberries red currants blackberries and raspberries Some splendid apricots were displayed by Lyons and H Blagg were only entrants for section the former’s ...
... rows about a foot wide. Hoe over the rows about three or four days later, and cultivate frequently as previously advised. Blackberry.—This excellent fruit crop can be grown on lighter and drier ground than can strawberries. It should be planted very early ...
... went on listlessly toward the undergrowth, and she was presently trying to occupy her mind in u icking the big, glossy blackberries dangling in xurious festoons beneath bria But in her unrest of hear ry canopies. t she soon tossed her partly-filled basket ...
... searce in and around Camborne the welcome poor wan’s fruit, the blackberry, gives signs of abnuodant yield. We hear that even on Sunday people living ut Penponds and about enjoyed a blackberry tart. Haevest Operations in the higher side of Camborne parish ...
... sion that a large proportion of frnil - I district is to some extent sa. ?? facilities for its easy disposal. ■ berries, blackberries, and stone in a unW B -B rather a. meagre s*rop. rasps and I plentiful, and are ripening as fas' ?? I pulled. These soft ...
... there being sion that a large proportion , u ff district is to extent ' f . facilities for its easy di«po^ a jfc berries, blackberries, and wtone rather a meagre crop, ras ß^ ffl ...
... always says it does oaks hint wM to host people talk foolish. tt hen a inan goes out to shoot a bear and end. by picking blackberries. K. rely apt to tell it the other way round. When $ WWI has to work bard to get along his wife always Baia it's • because ...