... BLACKBERRIES A PLEA FOR VILLAGE CHILDREN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE '* BCRT FREE PREBS. Sir, —Permit to enlist the sympathy of your readers for our village children, whose area blackberrving is getting more limited owing to tne increasing influx of raiders ...

... BLACKBERRIES, Hunts School Children to Pick Them. Onr \t'nr-a:•h totropondeut wt the present bbiekterry meao will on. doubtedly be one of the most abundant recent years. The esoeptional heat of May developed a pralitii: output of trait, which the recent ...

... BLACKBERRIES Mushrooms Goners Poen [ l4l o l lla d s. Newspaper. BALES BY AIIOTION. DAMPIER, FOOTITT„. BENNETT, STOOK SALESMEN A GENERAL AUCTIONEERS; FARM, MATE, PRORATE, & HOTEL VALUERS; TIMBER SURVEYORS. RONTS, TITEIM, AND Dins CoLLSOTSD, ON COMMISSION ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Th«eo two strong-growing and useful plant* •to steadily winning appreciation; and now the time layer thoir long, trailing shoots for the production of new plants. This is dono by simply pegging them down and covering with soil, no cutting ...

... BLACKBERRIES. We should gather our blackberries while wa may. For legend and explanation by natural agree that there time tha blackberry no longer worth gathering. According the the Deeti oorees or epita upon the and them SS. Simon Jode’s Day (October ...

... BLACKBERRIE•::. Mang of the American blackberries are excellent fruits. fArong,lwell drained clay soils are best ; but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where possible, a cool exposere is desirable. (in good soil no manuie will be needed until the plants ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Many of the wild Brambles or Blackberries would be worth cultivating in ! gardens, if they were properly selected. At present there is only one available in ' nurseries, the Cut-leaved Bramble (Rubus laciniatus). It is the best of the European ...

... BLACKBERRYING. The su is up in a bright blue sky, And all the world's aglow. Come fetch your hsikete, girls and boys, For a-blackberrying we'll go. I know • spot where the ripe halt hangs, Luscious and black as sloe, Below the stream, round the basal-copes ...

... BLACKBERRIES Jam Manufacturer require. 80 Tons of BLACKBERRIES at EN per Ton, or 2/- per Stone. Dealer= please reply R.% kti24. LOUGHSWILLT DONZOT/6 lin nensing Lion /Oa 110A2DING AIMS A.MT KINGSTOWN. G ROSYE NOR ROM, OF .110YRNADE. Claw to all ylacea ...

... BLACKBERRIES Thomas Butler, 147 MAIN-ST.. AMMO/. NENICAN RAILWAY R•stter Mega.° lay says as in • disaster • Me 'U &ruled. Exit* )..—rrgr V INesb hero* and l'nowtir thou Oboe& I. Weekkm oa of do. Iliebouriptios b ...

... BLACKBERRIES. IN the ITniJed Stat e blackberries are much caltivated, and they are coming into favour in England. Their treatment is similar to the raspberry, and the cultivated ones are superior in site and taste to the wild. They, like rasps, fruit ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Honiton War Agricultural Saturday, it was announced that Government had commandeered the blackberry ciop. School children were being organised gather them, and farmers were aaked allow the children over their land. They would warned against ...