... his_second shot out of bounds into ® ditch and took seven for the hole, totalling 73. Cotton, opening with 5,3, 4, drove into a blackberry bush at {he 4th. He took 39 to the urn. Cotton improved considerably on the return journey, Wwhich he accomplished in 34 ...

... the Munster and Leinster Bank on behalf of the purchasers. =Zive the Blackberries—Ths jam manufacturers having told the I.F.C.d‘. that they are prepared to pay a price for blackberries that will enable the middleman profitably to pay at Jeast 2s. per stone ...

... Ravensdale, Co. Louth. “As showing the extruordinary mildness »f the season,” writes Dr. Blake, “I send cou apple, raspberry, blackberry, and strawberry blossoms from my garden, and two sizeable strawberries. Thero are many fully ripo, but 1 was greedy enough ...

... mushrooms, 3/-, 4/-; Irish . tomatoes, 1/-, 1/1; secondary, Bd., 10d. Ib.; apples, cooking, 1/-, 2/-; dessert, 2/-, 4/6; blackberries, 2/8. 4/- chip. Jack G- ~ack _regory, the England Rugby Union wing three-quarter and Olympic sprinter, has Joined Bristol ...

... m Brief ; Interesting liems From All 5 Quarters T eTeT e s R e e eTeee Ve e . Ripe Blackherries—Over Ilb of ripe blackberries were gathered at Bettws-y-Coed, North Wales, on Wednesday. The Press Association understands that little attention is being ...

... mixed fruit 21b. pots 1/10/gooseberry _ 2lb. pots .., w. ~. 2/4 strawberry 21b. pots 2/7 and 2/10 blackberry These prices may be exceeded in other establishments. In fact, I saw 2lb. pots of strawberry jam marked at 2/9. It must ...

... NOVEMBER DIARY. November 6.—Thr ifty country people make jelly from the wild crabs that; grow in the woods and from the blackberries which in their season load every hedge, but. they do not. always pluck the last of the crop from their own apple-trees ...

... meetings—that is, those not held under the Rules of the Jockey Club or the Irish Turf Club—are to be stopped. Children’s Blackberry Harvest.—3 School children in the Strokeswwn and Hiphin districts and in Co. Wexford are making form 7s: to 10s. a day gathering ...

... 3d., 4d. bunch; runner beans, 1/-, 27- chip; Irish tomatoes, 1/-, 1/3; secondary, 4d.. 9.1. lb.; sprouts, 8/-. 8/-; » blackberries. 3/-; apples. cooking. 1/-, 2/6; dessert, 2/-, 5/- chip. s e TR SF T T The lock-up shop of Mr. F. C. Kilroy, 59 Upper Stephen’s ...

... highest prices, Mirrelson, 15fi Parnell St., Dublin, and 7? York Rd.. Aingstown. 889 BL.ACKBERHIES and Apples Wanted; Blackber“ries, ‘4O tons at 44d. per 1b; on arrival must be sound; and 8Q tons Urabs or other small apples for jelly at 3_'l‘l3 per ton ...

... cooking, 1/-, 4/-, dessert, 4/-, 4/- stone; Dutch pears, 29/~ 24/- box.: Irish, 6/~ 17/- chip; Dutch grapes. 15/~ tray: blackberries, 5/-. 6/- chin. tr he shu 2/ 80l {)la‘ ny w! 9, 1! b, i fa 9, \ of ‘tu fu M Ca 44 cw 8/ fl d 1 b ¢! ...

... home-grown produce. Demand fair, but slow to clear apples. Improved demand for imported fruits. Plums and tomatoes plentiful. Blackberries, box, 2/-; tomatoes, lb, sd; salad, 11-; peas, fit., 3/6; red cabbage, fit., apples, best cookers, 3!- to 61-; grapes, ...