... Blackberries. tlu* supply cultivutocl fruits is, there* is always room for more. Not that variety is what re(piiml, that fancy may satisliiMl appears to the cause. Although there is now ample supply of plums the market, ami at extremely reasonable prices ...

... £1.750.000. meet the demands of the revenue authorities some part the properties may have to realised. Sacred Blackberries. The blackberry season is always anticipated eagerly in this country, hut the French peasants —at all events in the remote regions ...

... Nelson—it has heeli extremely favourable to gardeners who have fruit trees. Nelson allotment holders who have raspberry and blackberry bushes have never had such prolific crops of fruit they have had during tin past month—fine luscious fruit that has found ...

... HARTLEY’S MARMALADE - 2-lb. Jars 1/0 GOLDEN SHRED, 21b. Jars 1/7 HOME-MADE, 21b. Jars 1/64 OLD ENGLISH (Chivere) 1-lb. 104 d BLACKBERRY JELLY (Chivers) 1/1 RASPBERRY JAM (Hartley's) 1/6 & 2/11 APRICOT, 21b Jar 1/8 CALIFORNIAN PLUMS, lOd. per lb. Extra Large ...

... HARTLEY’S MARMALADE GOLDEN SHRED, 21b. Jars 1/7 2 ib. Jars 16 HOME MADE, 21b. Jars 1/6} OLD ENGLISH (Chivers) 11b. IOJd BLACKBERRY JELLY (Chivers) 1/1 RASPBERRY JAM (Hartley b) 1/6 &2 11 APRICOT, 2lb. Jar 1/8 CALIFORNIAN PLUMS, lOd. per lb. Extra Large ...

... lb.; Extra Large, 1/2 MARMALADE. HOME-MADE. lOd. lb , 21ba. 1/6J OLD ENGLISH (Chivers) lOjcl GOLDEN >, 10*d lb, 21b3 1/7J BLACKBERRY JELLY (Chivers) 'l/1 SOAP PRICE LIST. Lovelace's Piakobolic Perfection Usit Mb. 7td, 7id, 7d. 6}d, 3-lb. I 10 I 10 1 I 7 ...

... HARTLEY’S MARMALADE 2-lb Jars 1/6 OOIjDBN riEREt-, 21b Jara 1/7 HOME-MADE 2ib- Jars 1/6J OLD ENGLISH (Chivers) 11b. iOid BLACKBERRY JELLY JGhivers) 1/1 RASPBERRY JAM. (Hartley b) 1/6 Sc 2/11 APRICOT, 2)b Jar 1/8 OALiIFORNIAN PIjUM,S, 10d. per lb. Extra ...

... Pnmphreys (Bridal) j Castor (Banquet) FLOUR. Ey App'.ebys from 3/4 score. CHEESE. n Finest Cheshire JELLY. Claiver's Xe» Blackberry, lid. ] lb. mi • !«■ H-r ;.u • tu» | Pears • COATI-j Fines; J ...

... guttered out the \n>- j. old maid. Furthermore v«* nut to eat blackberries Hallowe en, that day they belong to pixies and it lucky for a mortal touch them. It good omen to dream of blackberries ;it time, and signifies great happiness e0n,..-, your way. If ...

... produce, r. cash. One parent would bring a b.i Indian corn; another -a bushel Sometimes there would a deluge or butter—or blackberries—the tages of the system being that the unfouun.i: teacher sometimes had scarcely anything live upon, and sometimes more ...

... the wickets.’ said he. Then I will protect them.'' said she. He bowled ball swift, and she gave it a lift. Right into a blackberry tree. “ Make haste, for I’m running. said she. Leave off then, and help mo,” called he; It soon will be time for the dinner ...