... a a responsible place. A man needs to his eyes and ears &beta bim. And, moreover, situations in London don't grow, like blackberries on the bushes, to be gathered at Humph! commented Captain Garrick. So it seems. And perhaps, hopefully added Steele ...

... 25 to 40 years of age. A mature tree averages from 25 to 40 bushels of fruit every alternate year. Many of the American blackberries are excellent fruits. Strong, wefdrained clay soils are bed; but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Miters pomible, a cool ...

... 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 ...

... service point of view. andi toted out the difference between the dewberry even the shareholders had not fea P ad i and the blackberry. It was pleasing to cheery* much advantage. ^ For the fist two years the reorganised company paid 2 per cant., the nest ...

... age. A amens+ tree rages from 2.e to 440 ltatabein.of fruity/awry alternate year. Bhuildierry Nelms—Mawr of the Ameriran blackberries nie.escellcut fruits. Stinnr, well drained clay seine are Gnat.; but the plants thriso almost anfethere. Where prosible ...

... impossible. Why had Sate theme this grey woman as a watchdog. when light-beaded, tlriroloos nurses were as plentiful as blackberries and as cheaply bcreght? Refreshment? Wine. liqueurs? A glance at the meant supper-tray, with its cold chicken and ern of ...

... © Blackberry 3. Six ran. Elienora 1, Goliath “Sportsman” Official Starting Prices.—Bir- mingham, Bromsgrove: 3 to 1 agst May Lily. Water Orton: 7 to lagst Master Mac. Decker Hill: 3 to 1 agst Ellenora REMPTON PARR, 4 Coral 3 E’even ren. Airbath 1, Lucilla ...

... and a baif. Onty tuo 3.30—SUSSEX PLATE of 40 sow. Two and a 7 + Blackerry Blossom Viddeow Started immer tramed by Young. Blackberry Blessom, 10 to 1 @ to Son Porton Pir, 5 to 4 4 gecond and +t. ‘Won by three ten lengths 46.0—MILITARY eR 40 sove. Three ...

... 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 ...

... traclaw. Moo rasa Great Widow (riper) iltortad 4.30. . Whiner trained by Davies. 0 to 4 apt Quataia Wake coat, 2 to 1 cock apt Blackberry ad Gram Widow. Wes by a distance. Otis Widow ran out and ilia A. 1 Hurst Park Meeting. I.46—PALACII uua PUSS 103 Nom. Or ...

... @. Te Kit o filly @. Wootton! Creeper Smith) A. Started 2.4. Winner jeat f., 8 to 1 Won by Sister Mac Ned (S. Wootton), Blackberry (Calder) (8. Donog zarst), Operette (. Started 234. Wi to 1 ca Slave, 5 to 1 Sister M: ‘Won by two lengths Time: lmin. 32 ...

... weather is the great enemy of blackberries. so that in mane Nears us cultivation of the surface soil to conserve soil-moteture is necessary. In mow eituatione and wet. year, tillage may iodises too much wood growth. Blackberries. like other fruits. must. ...