... perUs; biros& rata. 4 0e. Per beg; 11 9P1Ier. 2/s. to as; Woro.yer perec i so k , sa. to koala& plan, to 14s. par pot: blackberries,. lei to 23 per lb.; Jimmy Ikon, plums. ss. to greengage plums. to. to Lis; egg yaaass, Is to 55.; Victoria plums, to Oa ...

... flourishing with undiminished splendour, and on the common land that bordered the cliffs, parties of children w ere gathering blackberries. It ought to nave been called the Sunny Isle. For here, in a season usually associated with damp and colds, the heavy overcoat ...

... NEWS IN BRIEF. Lighting-up time for vehicles. 8.55 p.m. blackberries were nicked i.i the l.suer district. The Bolsheviks have proclaimed Kcdtchak outlaw. Mr. Montagu announces that our total casualties in Afghanistan were 757. Midnight teas tiro beach ...

... per pot; *age, V.A. to per dem; apples. Hor. meter Yeartna..n 3d to la. Si , flan:wee -t:nn la. Id. to 7e. per hsli-e.t.; blackberries. 3 1 ,4. to per it ; damsons. 14. to 17s. Praise data• aor.. ti. t. Hi.: aoltuns. Vietona to Hs. Id., blosareb ii.. to ...

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... direction of the Cdobe,” a result of halt-holidays given to the school children Kenilworth for the purpose of obtaining blackberries for the soldiers, 2,1731b. have been despatched fine .LI was imposed at Walsall yesterday a leather worker named John Morris ...

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... gathering. Apples are plentiful, and tho varieties which will keep will be profitable crops. Damsons are plentiful, and the blackberry season also promises good results. The prospects for a good shooting season are very promising, birds being numerous, healthy ...

... produce and buyers, yet seen. There was a groat yield of damsons, which sold fair prices, as well as of pears and apples Blackberries, too,’ were sold in large quantities, and it was evident that the warm, dry weather the last: three weeks had sweetened ...

... in sharp oven, or golden colour. Turn out till cool, cut i fingers, and garnish with stiff jam—apri or Di es - quince or blackberry is nicesi ost jd. TASTY CHEAP CHEESECAKES. Boil 4 ounces fresh lemon peel till or pound it down with 4 ounces of very f ...

... wu.; iookiag apple*. Gd. ha.; ditto, 10.1 lid.; cookiDg pear*. ; eating ditto. lOd. U,; uamaßcenc*. Is. Id. Is. Bird.; blackberries. 4d. iier WOLVERHAMPTON €ATrLii.-OnW small snpply Ist -tock-43 Ist osttK 170 sh«n>. sad 97 ch sold a:, the fixed pr.ocs; ...

... I that lettuces are sold by our allotment holders to greengrocers at about Id. each and retailed at 3d or 4d. each, and blackberries sold in the country by the pickers at 3d. per lb. and in the shops lOd. and Is. per lb., it causes one to think. Mackerel ...