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... of the spirit our trust deeds, (7) A limitation of the powers proposed to be given under Section of the Act. Blackberries. —Though blackberries are wild looked upon mostly as common property, they play important part in the commercial fruit industry of ...
... interesting curios exhibition was in charge of Mr. Ben Horlock (of Lveway), who was assisted by Mr. T. Beveridge and Mr. (of Blackberry-lane). ...
... to ripe age. HARVEST OF THE HEDGES. Blackberries and Nuts. Londoners are lyginning to appreciate the blackberry, and the greengrocer endeavours make a not very happv to encourage the taste. Tile average blackberry the shop is a poor, woodv thing, chiefly ...
... Accounts for tithe and audit stamp were presented, and cheques drawn for the amounts. A letter respecting the state of Blackberry-lane haring been received, it was unanimously decided that the matter should stand over until the decision of the County ...
... to the complaint of the Council os to the dangerous condition of the road the junction of the Lymington Bottom-road and Blackberry-lane, and that it was now satisfactory, bnt that the dangerous condition at the cross rends at the foot of Four Marks Hill ...
... Special Value,—4. per tian. oy BLACK per . BLACK CURRA pee RASPBERRY ,—5}d. per 1-1b. jar STRAWBERRY,—5!d. per 1-1 MIXED per BLACKBERRY and APPLE.— - per Sib, jar ” RASPBERRY and BERRY ,~ 3ib. jar. ” GOOSEBERRY,- 9d. per ” per 3ib. jar. FINEST, per var. TA ...
... hearty support the Archbishop of Canterbury. A Blackberry Service.—ln West England parish it was announced the other that •• Blackberry Service would held Sunday afternoon, when offerings of blackberries and apples would received. The ladies th« parish ...
... auminer fruits in abundance- spring rhubarb and goosehorriea. then cherries, red and black currants. P'tims. apples, and blackberries, each in turn us with a change of diet. Nature t* teaching us to make the change—to eat le» meat, and make up with lighter ...
... the Well-Crown NURSERY STOCK, Including o fine assortment of Apple Trees, Goose- and Red Currants, American berries, Bi Blackberries, Rhubarb; Dwarf and Climbing Ormamental Trees, including Cedrus Roses, 9, Laurels, Flower- Deodora, Pinus Strobus, Thuja: ...
... A third tremble to the farmer is just now coming into full prominence. refer to the picking blackberries. This is a cheap and chance crop, and the blackberries are not themselves grudged to the passer-by. Unfortunately the damage done by the picker* really ...
... representations to that effect should be made to the Board. Tho Surveyor (Mr. Grin ham) reported having made an inspection of Blackberry-lane, and he estimated that work necessary to make passable would cost £l5O. The Inspector (Mr. Green) reported case ov ...
... reference to the ‘ir of Blackberry-lane, i view of the decision of the County Council that they were liable with respect to Alton-lane. In answer to the Chairman, the Clerk said the decision as to Alton-lane was also applicable to Blackberry-lane. the Chairman ...