... making satisfactory' jgrowth. A heavy coating may, with advan-! tage, be applied to Raspberries and Loganberries and also Blackberries. If newlyplanted trees are mulched, use* strawy litter for this purpose as it is protection more than nourishment which ...

... defence if be had ary. Accused then said the girl met him on the afternoon of the day mentioned, and asked to go ricking blackberries with her. At Compton abe left him, saying 'be wanted to go into tho field, and asking bun to come in with her. Ile replied ...

... growths are inch loti will easy to make pots or hangin askets of the plants required. Purchasidditional sorts now. * * * 9 Blackberries. Good varieties should b' oand in most gardens. Blaekberries malt-, screens, are line for .pergoi.; uid arches. They should ...

... narrow bole is aaay work. Answer to Correspondent. Loganberries: H.C.W.—The loganberry moult of crossing a raspberry and a blackberry. Your beat, would be to some wellwooted oftiete of the berry sad pleat teen at owe. Prizes. ♦ny reader of this paper who ...

... stewed apples treacle pudding Liver hot-pot and rice pudding Sheep’s and tart Rabbit pudding Lentil soup and custard apple blackberries apple pudding and currant broth and ground rice jam The coal has bring 351b daily” Mr AVillott reports that has to a better ...

... ENGLISH JAM. i.lb. I.in. 3.1 b. RASPBERRY & APPLE. 1/- 1/10i 2/1b GOOSEBERRY & APPLE 11d. 1/9 PLUM & APPLE . . 11d. 1/9 BLACKBERRY & APPLE 114 d. I;9i ORANGE MARMALADE 1/- 1/101 For other Spaoial Lines, too numerous to mention here, plugs inspeet or SPECIAL ...

... J. E. ones, H. W. Crews, F. C. Hunter, and J. artree, a ease of considerable interest was eard, in which Matthew Sage, Blackberry arm, Cola ton Raleigh, was summoned for aving sold for slaughter to William San-3m an in-calf cow, contrary to the Livo ...

... * , fl. Parsons, R. Tucker Pain, F. .\-? , Crews, J. E. Jones, and J. -e able interest was taken u» - Matthew Sage, of Blackberry aII in* Kaleigh. was charged with Bel^\. o cow for slaughter, April l« ' nd the Stock Order ot IJI ,-vniouth- r Saneom. ...

... opened the trap. and tot Where is it you want to go to in Deptlord? You didn't tell me; its a big place, boons u thick as blackberries. temety-eight, Dook-terrace., is the address said Lucy. speaking as distioatte as is meld. The trap closed again with ...

... O. Hunter, H. W. Crews, J. E. Jonus. and J. Hartree, considerable interest wa* taken iv the in which .Matthew Sage, of Blackberry Farm, Colatcn Raleigh, was charged with telling an in-calf cow tor slaughter,, April 14th, contrary to the Live Stock Order ...

... E. Jones, H. W. Crews, F. C. Huntor, and J. Hartree, a case of considerable interest was heard, in which Matthew Sage, Blackberry Farm, Colaton Raleigh, was summoned for having sold for slaughter to William Sansom an in-calf cow, contrary to the Live ...

... F. C, Hunter, H. W. Crews, J. E. Jones, and J. Hartree, great interest was taken in the case in which Matthew Sage, of Blackberry Farm, Colaton Raleigh, was charged with selling an in-calf cow for slaughter, on April 14th, contrary to the Live Stock ...