... Sydney, although the fruit h> plentiful reanv other parts the State. The the raiiwav. running between Sydney and Mel bourne, blackberry land.” is nvist delightful one. and in* Burrawang, old-fnehtciuw] village, seldom found the maps, is approached the country ...

... f * od | l? ,,h,u '' , ' veils, tuakpf* ui. turo-iju*-. Um» wholo perfect' , . r ,, , ' - * , .. fi ?f* ,o £ mijm. Hut blackberries they are every- j ■' man hai road* bi« murk a lauo- onente ahere p ...

... may involve exceedingly. May hedges gros lo twelvewr mrtona cateetrophe. Thi# happen* when, owing teen feet high, and the blackberry to continual growth, the bog become* unstable, geranium, flourish Ilk* weeds. All the hnglish , bodily, or rupture* its ...

... wrr.wto. Moedow rranee bill—Uoraniam preUnse. Roily—llex a^nifulinm. Taftod eel^-V^to^eea Meadow Pea—Ut hyru* pretesai*. Blackberry—Rabu fruitleeaaa. Bilew weed—PolabUlla anacfina. Lady * ooaUe—A'ahemilU rolgoria Frearh Willow-gpiloh.n- aagotolfolium. ...

... tb* style of Chippoadato or Freach marqoetcri*. Th* panels are flower •todies ia fpoaaae rbasing, with th* wild rase, (he blackberry, Ac. The dialng-mom emy chaiis. atoo tbe two conches or ottoataaa. are the beet tarie artistic fitness in their relation ...

... boaghs. my **. * T*. doubt that J>pounders, white not thick -Ab u ‘oven r e gl.t sinds. s. mafc.VcV sad two U.e liad not set blackberries, havo liecn. and nr* still to be., sen «.* •u»o. wuwlow.howrver. .oda* taken in the Thames From this will seen •• gad ...

... running •trsight across your front for the far end of Hie warren on your right hand A* ■ races between the nettles and the big blackberry bush you hare a Bne aporting chame. ami. taking aim. yon Are. He’s hit hard, but has got away back into the nettles, ami ...

... the damage ...

... ling it. After ward# admitted the offenc-* and show h m where had been in roost intelligent way. Hi* instruction* puking blackberries. He said when were that the boy wax not weak intellect wav creasing the Ine saw anything approaching t. and knew right ...

... Kova Moaiu, a% one b; the vat mo t re-pa**, •econded. Mr. Btbd said wan a great that each great quant it tea mu-broom* and blackberrie* -hould he wasted, and in many case* iarmer* were eery mean prevent people from getting mushroom- when they did no harm ...

... Mr. Row* Monuu. an one aict trespass, seconded. Mr. said wa» great shame thnt stirh great quantities! of mu-'brooms and blackberries should wasted, and many far aura r»aptju«ra nor r»ry to from The f»H in tJ*» tentprraturv noticed l»et when they did no ...

... into tho woo.!*. I Here nnto grew in profuaion. not ripe yet, but foretelling happy nutting time Inter o« for someone. The blackberry brambles, too. fore-' told the same, for they grew here moet pro-! fuwly. Wo gathered few wild raspberries. Back again we ...