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... HARVESTING the BLACKBERRY c— RiLES FOR PAY, PICKIXG, AND PACKING Fveryone is invited to go hlackberrying this vear, at a remuneration of threepence for each pound picked. There are, however, certain rules which must be observed immatare berries must not ...
... Blackherries which are proved to be cultivated Blackberries of the variety “Rubuns Laciniatus,” commonly known as Cut Leaf Blackberriea. (h) Canned, bottled, or preserved Blackberries; or (¢) Sales of Blackberries by a caterer in the ordinary course of his ...
... does not apply to (a) Blackberries which are proved to be cultivated Blackberries of the variety, “Rubus Laciniatus,” commonly known as Cut Leaf Blackberries, (b) Canned, bottled or preserved Blackberries, or ' (¢) Saleg of Blackberries by a ...
... SKELLTNGTHORPE. The hedges and woods have been alive just lately with people blackberrying, the majority ot them Lincolnians. On an average, about 150 have come out by train from Lincoln daily, besides partics cveling and walking., The berries are in ...
... BACON, Chairman, County (ounecil. The Blackberry Order (since published) does not nrohibit the retail sale of Blackberries. The main object of the Order is to procure the largest possible gquantity of Blackberries for iam manufacturers, this course being ...
... gatherers of blackberries full access to the bushes growing on their land. We alzo ap- Ipenl for help to holiday-makers and all | persons willing to assist the Government in i supplying this national necessity either by picking blackberries themselves, ...
... idea of using it might never have occurred, for in those countries there is a superstition against blackberry-gathering. Cathering Fruit, The Blackberry Order, which came into force on August 28th, has been designed with a view to the production of as ...
... RLACKBERRYING MANNERS. | HINTR ON AVOIDING FRICTION WITH THE FARMER. Already there has heen trouble between farmers and blackberry pickers. The latter complain that they have been abused and turned off the fields in which they were picking blackbervies ...
... FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. An alluring prospect for the elder children in the elementary school# ie opened up by the proposed blackberrying holidays. The berries’ are rvipening fast and are plentiful in the sonthern and western counties, but the mass of them ...
... 45 minutes re-heat the blackberry pour round them on the dish. to keep the rice water for stock; i e used to stiffen lace or linen, like arch water. NE ...
... thought the symptoms pointed to poison. The s«*eued went blackberrying on the day she was taken 111, and witness knew that some berries like the ones produced grew on the hedge where she got the blackberries. He believed they were what was called the “deadly ...
... movement for providing focdstuffs avy. the Army, and the civil populayone desirous of t&king part in the I gathering of blackberries can Il particulars as to his best me hcd ure on application to his Divisional nmissioner. A price of threepence | is paid ...