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... for a 1s. Black grapes are cheap at Is, 6d, to 2s, per at and and once again there are plenty of tomatoes Td. ver ‘ ‘The blackberries are unusually lerge at 6a. to ' 8d. per Ib. ’omegranates have also arrived. In the poultry market there is again a large ...
... Gooseberry.. „ Strawberry'&. Gooseberry „ l/4i Raspberry & Rhubarb n I/* Strawberry & Rhubarb „ I/. Mixed Fruit „ !/• Blackberry & Apple ~ !/• Plum & Apple „ l/li Marmalade I/• WFAT PEAS per lb.4Jd. SUNDRIES. Desiccated Cocoanut .. per Bd. Brown Moist ...
... in Mr. John Whin, but nothing could bo mad© of them A fox from Appleton Wisko Whin crossed the Deighton Hoad ami reached Blackberry Plantation. A brace _of fresh foxes wen on foot; ono almost reaching Wiske at Dale’s Ford >vus lost. Another from Appleton ...
... Mansel A Hatcher. of Rawdon, tor a new orchid, mbern. Rawdon Variety. While crossing the WER. line at Cr uily tp search of blackberries, Leslie Lewis wae ki by an engine. 1 THS ...
... THE SOUTH NOTTS. This pack mot Gnmston yesterday and found their first fox Blackberry Hill. They hunted liiin through Earl Manvors' new planlatum* and away over tho Fosse Road into the Borders. From thoro the chase proceeded into the Bclvoir Yale and ...
... off a characteristic acrid smell always associated with autumnal days. * * * BLACKBERRYING. Out in the suburbs I met some youngsters sallying forth in search of blackberries. The sun will have ripened ’em,” one of the boys said, if only they have not ...
... paste interspe' among arls. These paste beads are com- of small well-cut brilliants pur to- gether like the drapels on a blackberry and often they are of barre’ or raspberry, yo or at mos t three of these, shape. introduced at the front among the big ted ...
... manure with the soil prior to planting. But when come to deal with such subjects black currants, raspberries, locans, and blackberries, there another tale to tell. These fruits ara all rich and deep feeders, and their fruitfulness is not likely to be spoiled ...
... THE CATTLE SCOURGE. APPEAL TO MUSHROOM AND BLACKBERRY GATHERERS. the Grantham Rural CoutN it moeiing yesterday. Mr. G. A. Jonkinxon referred the myatenoiiv outbreak of foot and mouth di«oQsc on an adjoining farm to his Old Bomcrby. said no clock had been ...
... popular varieties, 2s. 6d., 4s. 6d., 6s. 6d. dozen; carr. paid. Fruit Trees, Hoses. Loganbenies, Shrubs Strawberries, Privet, Blackberries, Rasplierrie'. Bargain Cataioguo. RICE, Arbury Nurseries, Cambridge. LET me quote you carriage paid for really good stock ...
... varieties, 2s. 6d., 4s. 6d., 6s. 6d. dozen; carr. paid. Fruif Trees, Roses, Loganberries, Shrubs Strawberries, PriVef. Blackberries. Bargain Oftralogue RICE, Arbury Nurseries. Cambridge. 7 ARDEN.—Blrtck Currante, Red Currant”. White Currants, 2/6, 4/6 ...
... The First Fruit. I gathered first blackberries in Wharfedalc—fine, fat fruit, with a rich sheen. There will be big harvest for bleggers within the next week or two. Look out for mushrooms, too. These warm days and dewy eves are bringing them up splendioly ...