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... BLACKBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES. Arriving daily from Dromilly, Armagh, Fines* Blackberries for Jellies or Preserving. Delivered to all parts of the City, 1/9 per stone.— Bros.. Floral Buildings and Ann Street. Telephode 932. P 51497 Time-keeping Watches are ...
... Blackberries. Exposure picked fruit to hot sunshine impairs its quality in few minutes. obtain the finest and beet flavoured berries picking should be deferred uutil they are quite ripe. ...
... BLACKBERRIES. A leaflet issued by the Agricultural Department reminds us of a small course of wealthtoo often neglected—which our hedges and aiich - es - afer Us. No reliable estimate, we are told, can be formed of the value of the crop of blackberries ...
... BLACKBERRIES MR. W. RAFFERTY, I NORTII STREET and 2 WATER STREET NEWRY, REQUIRES FROM TEN TO TWENTY TONS BLACKBERRIES. 111 'GUEST PRICES GIVEN. ...
... BLACKBERRIES. No very reliable estimate can be formed as to tbe full value of the crop of blackbeniss an average season in Ireland, but it may be interest to note that in 1906 the e ?““ ® d P?»* from Ireland was 7,5°6 - at and as a consi-letable proportion ...
... BLACKBERRIES. A SINNOTT’S LANE FAMILY BE- ...
... BLACKBERRIES. Great Britain imports blackberries chiefly from Ireland. In recent years increasing quantities have come in from France, principally St. Malo, while there now more attention being paid to the gathering ot this fruit in various parts 01 England ...
... BLACKBERRIES. No very reliable estimate can be formed as to the {uli value of the crop of blackberries in an average season in Ireland, but it may be of interes. to mote that io 1006 the eatimated export from Ireland was 7,506 cw's, valued at £3.378; ...
... THE BLACKBERRY. The blackberry is a very common fruit in Ireland. It grows everywhere. It is looked upon by moat people as of little value. Yeti in recent years a good dial of money has been made in certain distiiets by blackberry picking. In the liprony ...
... BLACKBERRIES. WH are openn berries 1n thy: D tniet wup a Trade in Black Pull all you can and take them te WHITAKER, Orv ROCK ST., TRALEE, Who will pay you a GOOD PRICE on our behalf LAMB and BAKER, PORTADOWN: CABBAGE PLANTS, C.\HB AGE PLANTS, King, ...
... Buyers, jam manu.- tacturers particularly, prefer the Irish blackberry to any other, but complain of want of attention on the part of the shippers to market requirements. In 1905 some Irish blackberries were still being sent in very large casks holding 10 cwt ...
... BLACKBERRYING. The suns up in a bright blue sky, And all the world's aglow. Come fetch sour baskets, girls and boys, For a-blackberrying well go. I know a spot where the ripe fruit hangs, Luscious and black as sloe, ' Below the stream, round the brie ...