... »«•***» A BLACKBERRY PUDDING. A rather uncommon blackberry pudding made with giound rice, and is very nourishing and delicious. If it is being made for children, it is best to stew the blackberries to a pulp and then strain the juice from them and use ...

... Austrian Government has given instructions for experiments to made with blackberry leaves, with the object of ascertaining to what extent they can used substitute for tea. The blackberry leaves arc collected bv school children and dried. When the total quantity ...

... manufacture. The Blackberries Order also comes into force on August 28. This Older prohibits the use of blackberries (brambles) except for the purposes of food the manufacture _of articles food. The Order fixes the maximum price for blackberries as follows: ...

... , and there are hedge crops of blackberries, wild aloes, and elderberries, which should be made the most of. Schoolchildren in various parts of the country are being organised into squads for irathering the blackberries, and a similar local effort where ...

... at any time. The best Blackberries are much superior in flavour to any Blackberry-Raspberry hybrids yet raised, but the latter have the advantage in being coreless and without the hard seeds which are an objection -in Blackberries. ACROSS THE POND.” AIRSHIP ...

... 7 Faquatl quantities of blackberries and yen mprles, Was and stalk the black peel d core t lie the apples: allow turers of a pound of sugar or half a pound sue rand a quarter of a pound of wlucoms pound of frat: put the fruit in a pre par with half a ...

... for winter use. Protect cauliflower heads from frost. Root-prune fruit-trees. Gather late applea. Plant loganherrie* and blackberries. Limewash trees infested with mots and lichen. ...

... artichokes. Plant chicory roots for blanching. Hoe beds of onions. Protect fig-trees on walls. Plant improved varieties blackberries. Prune gooseberries. Cut back and wash vine stems. ...

... froat. Key down weeds. Tr.-uch vacant ground. I ...

... ground. and where necessary drees with lime. Remove lower leaves Brussels sprouts. Renew aoii rotund old fruit tress. Plant blackberries. Ripen off tomatoes indoors. Plant gooseberry bushes. The New South Wales Government ha* pre the War Office wili. four ...

... may stick and break at the bottom, but it is easily pressed together when turned out. Blackberry Mould. —Wash and drain two breaki'astcupfuls of fairly ripe blackberries. Pour over them three breakfasteupfula of cold water, and cook gently until perfectly ...

... Board are willing let the boys off. PICKING BLACKBERRIES. A letter from the Scottish Education Depart ment enelosi-d particulars of scheme being prepared by the Ministry of Food arranging tor picking of blackberries. The heartiest co-operation of teachers ...