... others. 2.3O—SELLING HURDLE Two (H. Ford) 1, Lapithos (Reader) 2, The Gelt (W. 3. Also nan: Amcr»ham Tate's Map (Barton), Blackberry (A. Baj-net Fair Rob Roy (W. J. Smith). Betting: 5 to 4 agst Ken ware. 6 to 1 each and The Gelt, 7 to 1 each Fair and Rob ...

... to 4d. per lb.; greengages, bd. per lb.; black plums, 3d. and 4d. per •; e plums, 2d. per lb.; cobnuts, lfs. per lb.; blackberries, 6d. r lb.; Brussels sprouts, 6d. per h.: celery, 6d. er ti C k; damsons, 4d. per • Pond seedling plums, per lb. ' , ...

... Granby Lad (M. Hehir), Zanzig (Terretta). Started 3.3. Winner trained by C. Brown. Betting: 4 1 agst Duke of Lancaster, 6 1 Blackberry, 7 to 1 each Red Jacket, Errigal, and Canticle, 8 1 Tilston, 10 1 bar six (o). Won by three parts of length: bad third. ...

... T. Ewart, a farmer member, asked whether farmers who were growing blackberries were entitled to a share. The Executive Officer said such sugar could not- be used for making blackberry jam. return of the cheese received in the Rugby district for eight ...

... Spanish melons, Bd. to Is. each; seedless oranges, 2id. 3d. each; pears, 4d. to fid. per lb.; Brussels sprouts, 4d per lb.; blackberries, to 6d. per lb.; Is. Is. 3d. per lb.; leeks, per ...

... , Raspberry and Gooseberry 7jd., Strawberry and Plum 7d., Damson 6jd., Red or Green Plum 60., Strawberry and Apple 6d., Blackberry and Apple &1., Damson and Applo 51d., Marmalade 51d., Golden Syrup iljd. Every jar truarsnteed pure and wbokeome. Jars free ...

... seedless oranges, 2id. to 3id. each; kidney beans, 2d. and 3d. per lb, spears,'4 ...

... Regulations. Representatives have been called meeting the Board '1 rade shortly. Scholars and Blackberries. There is to be » national effort made gather blackberries .school children, so that the frtifc 'can be made, into jam for the Navy and Army. The scheme ...

... Is', each; seedless oranges, to each • J beans, 2d. and 3d. per lb.; pears, 4d per lb. ; Brussels sprouts, 4d. per lb.; blackberries 4d fid- lb.; mushrooms, U ' ...

... shilling; lettuces, 2d. each; cucumbers. 3d. Gd. each; watercress, 4d. per lb.; cobnuts and filberts. 6d. to Bd. per lb.; blackberries. 4d. per lb.: young carrots, Id. per bunch; radishes, two bunches a penny; 2d. 4-d. a stick; mushrooms. Is. 3d. per lb ...

... Also ran: Idle (A. Duiler), Blackberry ( Templeman), mine ton (Bowley), Peter Gow (Huzley), Little Slave (Calder), Star Turn (R. Stokes) Started 2.36: Winner trained by W. Betting: 2 to 1 agst Lady Lookmg 1 each Blackberry and 8 ene: 8 to cach Little ...

... picked when wet. If neceasai7 to temporarily store it, a cool, well rentilated place must be chosen. The exposure of picked blackberry fruit to hot sunshine impairs its quality in a few minutes. To tbtain the finest flainurcd and best becries, picking should ...