... of easement through his land at Coxford for the Western District Sewerage.—~When the weather gmlu the work of tar-paving Blackberry-terrace will be proceeded with. —Superintendent Bmlcmplkd for an increase of salary. The committee d not entertain the ...

... convicted in 1896 for a similar offence he was fined 208 and costs, the animal to be destroyed. —— Thomas Cliff, a fraiterer, of Blackberry-terrace, pleaded guilty to working a mare whilst in an unfit state.—P.S. Boggeln stated that he saw the mare in Gordon-avenue ...

... about the weether. Weida, time tithe. a wrest difference le the kater.box of the Column. As a rule. lettere plentwful as blackberries. the old ' their omen. thin week in not to be wondered at. seeing that Whit-week hag eo pen Rot 1 Mall he baton for better ...

... of view also it is of considerable interest, the plant bear- ing it being a hybrid between the raspberry and tbe common blackberry. As tbe ■ Mahdi. os it has been colled, was raised by Messrs. Veitcb, its orgin is well authenticated, the seed parent ...

... deal of geed feeling, and do away with • deal fruition between employes and their employers. The salting seamen ! And the blackberries! Ak, give me the country to the town. God made the country ; somebody elm made the town. Visiting • poultry show a short ...

... made a big and interesting display of wild flowers' and the competition was keen. Charlie Whetren produced a pint of fine blackberries, and these brought him a first prize, as did also, the pretty basket of wild flowera and grasses shown by Philip Martin ...

... oenW 9^ bamboo specimen (grown in a p°w- *^ don*** They included cut flowers ot a new J\ lwt ion £ flowered bramble, or blackberry, a coU^ c( *_ new tritomaa (red-hot poker'). ™?g D Z ia &)B *J from pure yellow add apricot to deep Ueco0 c _J orange; ...

... rut towers. annoyed round • bamboo specimen (grown in Poll as They d out Sower, of a new pink double flowered bramble, cr blackberry. • collection of new tritomaa rredhot poker', reefing in roloor freer pure yellow and apric o tto day mimeo sad orange: ...

... dishes of dessert apples. Mr B Ladhams also had on view a fine collection of phloxes of brilliant hues, s double-flowered blackberry bramble, new varieties of hydrangea, some very bright specimens of double-tinted tritouis, and several others, all of which ...

... helianthus, the latter being very highly com- mended, and a certificate of merit was awarded the plums. • A dish of very fine blackberries was ex- hibited by Major Douglas, of Wordsworth Lodge, which gained a certificate of merit. A like honour was bestowed ...

... against that weakness will be taken here. Election add esses will soon be as thick as leaves in Vallombrosa, or as the blackberries now show- ing Ihemxelves temptingly in our hedges. But one of the earliest i ...

... enough to gain one of them. I mean to Mil: on trying my hat. What lovely weather we are having. It to Met to to nutting and blackberrying after mhool Of both throw are hdenty growing hire. With love to yon and el the Coinmo. houtu• all well. I remain your loving ...