... it. Sutton: Peas: 1 Wright, 2 H. Wood, 3 E. Hinton. CHILDREN'S GLABOEE. Wild flowers: 1 A. Bailey, 2 0. 3 11. Ashmore. Blackberries: 1 Ashley. 2 K. Stockton, 3 E. Ashley, 4 11. CHILDREN'S SPORTS. 50 Hatptcap for Girls.-. 1 M. Arttrobutt. 2 H. Hopwood ...

... BLiCKBERRIES. I have several blackberry plants my allotment. and I find them extremely Profitable. They are trained over • rough trellis on the north side of the /ground so that they do not shade the veget•Plee, and they yield enormous crops. The variety ...

... the walk afterwards being resumed to Windy Harbour. Turning down the lens opposite there; some of the members commenced blackberrying, there being quite a nice lot here, then rambling on through the fields and Hatherlow yard under the Low to the top again ...

... in the gaidens all aeound• being most charming. After rest and refreshmen! the walk was continued aloniret. Anne's Lane. blackberry bushes acing scanned for fruit. A ttee stump was bare. Lotioed having quite a natural wreath a foliage enoirtling it. This ...

... bottom of hoc into handle. The lid I, kept olosed when in use by means of a rubber band or picee of string. LOGANBERRY v. BLACKBERRY. One hear so touch about the value of the loganberry as a fruit for gardens and allotments that it may be as well to point ...

... tp62911 INtatiN TYPENIRITLIt, good condition, £l6.—Write Box Advertiser Office, otockport. CANEsi, - & — grineily , • Blackberry; new Votatoes.- C. Dellis, Nortbenden. ip.0224 Dell,' GIG, with Caps Hood, for Sale, condition equal to new..,44iply Wilton ...

... -zads. Dan, Ante Fano, cbeiliord. . ' DRAM foe dale, bargain.-117, Hyde A !toad, ICoon.cy, moot dtation. licsart-119 bernes, blackberry.-C. II menden. •QTRONG COS, good worker; alas Light Spring Trap.-Eliggins, Grocer, ' .14oerley e. 4.11,1 - Cli - good HAY ...

... week with an in.secticide both before they tome into flower and moon es the flowers ha,e falleti. Thel parsley-lea , ed blackberry. which is juit as prelitis and a.. easy to grow as locsnbeiry, is not liable to this pest, at any rate, to the aitme degree ...

... fragrance for years. ,THE HEDGEROW HARVEST. The summer drough, has played havoc .with .znany of the fruit crops, but not With blackberries, which promise an early and abundant yield. It has also been an exceptionally good for fior - _ .oney, and many apiarists ...

... Ashley; 3. J. Marrow. CHILDREN S CLASSES. Bouquet of Wild Elosers.—l, F.. Howarth; S. W. Ashmore; 3, L. Lichardson 4. F. Blackberries.-1. 3i Sawyer: 2. M. Sawyer; 3. 1. Artley. PRIMITIVE METHODIST ANNIVEREART. The anniversary services in connection with ...

... blackterrwe she had iiit then said. ' I know where vedi can get • of blackberries. eh • wimt along Min through tone fields. D'- fendant to .1 the ,(her chahleen It ey could not all get blackberries on tl,e sante hush and he sent th nt tip Thr ether side of hedge ...

... IA hen asked what pent him to possess an endless Pocket. they were there they .said they —H. G. Purchase, M.P. were blackberrying. The keeper took the younger min back to the footpath. to and cm going hack to the burrow he (the keeper, squealed like ...