... BLACKBERRIES IN Although mushrooms have this season been failure Cumberland, there is a heavy crop blackberncft, the gathering of which from tliehcdgerows finding employment for large number poor people. The fruit despatched large towns. The gatherers ...

... SUPERABUNDANCE OF BLACKBERRIES. tjlin •' IVv . -* i. . A now and unexpected evil has arisen in Australia, already well burdoued with the rabbit plague. Blackberry brambles are rapidly over running vast areas country, and arc becoming serious pen to the ...

... AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES. Mr. Tlcnry Yeoman®* Koad, Quinton, ha* been pood enonpb wnd for my inspection san.ples of American blacbborries cultivatod him. lam interested in them for eovoral reasons. have some recollection of reforrin* Septeralx»r to the ...

... surpass indelicacy of flavour the blackberry when skilfully blended with that a good cooking oodlin.' The mere colour of the juice is one to appeal to the poetic mind and the artistic eye, whilst the taste of blackberry-and-apple pie something which even ...

... A BLACKBERRYING CAMP. Recently townsman pitched his tent ...

... and the reputation and success«| not a few eating bouses depend upon the qualify of its blackberry-and-appl© tarts. From being « neglected wayside fruit the blackberry has to-day become a product which is considerable importance. The gathering the jG.cy ...

... preserve than either raspberry or good blackberry; bat this is a matter -taste. After all taste the (factor. If the people this country approve the flavour then the loganberry or other hybrids of raspberry and blackberry are 'bound to go ahead. loganberry ...

... THE SEASON’S CHOP. This season the crop of blackberries promised unusually well, but tho dry weather has judicially affected quality of the fruit in thosi districts where the soil is light and sandy, and ih# result is that whilst the berries are plentiful ...

... body of Charles Woodond, blacksmith, whoso decomposed remains wore found a ditch near a lonely footpath by two men out blackberrying. A rusty knifo was in his hand, but a doctor expressed the opinion that death was duo poison natural causes. An open verdict ...

... been harvested in splendid condition. Immense quantities of mushrooms are now being gathered and sent the markets, and the blackberry crop, for the working men's jam, is very heavy Apple* are moderate crop, bnl pluma are plentiful, and are selling at from ...

... Healey (12). who hved with h» step-father, William Roberts, at The Wbetty near Bronwgrove. left home yesterday afternoon to blackberry picking in Broadmoor Wood. He did not return, and a search was made w.th the result that his body found in a pool in the ...

... Cumberland can average 2s. day—poor re numeration corwidering the unfavourable weather they have face. The price paid, the blackberry pickers is 2s. 4d. per stone, as compared with Is. 6d. time last year, for this season, owing the cold and wet. the crop ...