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... —PACKLNG Cases for Sale. Apply 10 North A Frederick Street, week afternoons, 3-5. BLACKBERRY Jam, Apple Jam, Lemon. Mar malade, and Rhubarb Jam, 21b. Ir, 1 lb-641.; Jars Id. extra; all pure home made. Mrs. Griffin, Richmond Road, Drumeocdra. 00A1,—Best ...
... BLACKBERRY Jam, Apple Jam, Lemon. Marmalade, and Rhubarb Jam, 21b. 1-, 6d.; jars ld. extra; all pure home made. Ural in, Richmond Road, Drumeondra. lOAL—Best qualities, lowest prices. prompt delivery. Standard Coal Co., 55 Lower O'Connell Street. DELPH ...
... the blackberry, and the Government and the institute will each contribute ...
... was knocked down by a motorist at Haywards Heath on Tuesday night. The child was stepping from the pavement to take some blackberries to another child across the road when she ...
... fair supply; trade slow. Imported fruits plentifn ; fair sales. Grapes, lb., 1/1, 1/2 ; tomatoes, lb., 6d, ; seconds, 4d; blackberries, -1--bsb.l., 3/-, 4/-; strikes, 1/6; damsons, 7/-, 7/6; cucumbers, 5;6; celery, doz., 8/-; apples, c/s, Mackintosh, 21r- ...
... rem t h e ,. West Grimiest), aad left in the mornthem as travelling were appointed Ministers. afterwards ing to go blackberrying. They were sanctioned retrospectively by ?Amu last seen paddling in shallow water. Pasha when he was Finance Minister. ...
... weathe r ' The last splendours of the trees a re kindling now on every hand. This i 5 a morning for mushrooms and a for blackberries—a day of soft kindly airs and the gentle light of benevolent sun with drifting scents autumn woodland and broken soil- ...
... red One pound pries peeled cored. and chopped , t ! lght or nine thtb -lices of bread :tnd butter, three tabicspoonfulh of blackberry Jan. and three dessert, poonfulE• of sugar. Grease a pie dish line the bottom with the slices ut bread and butter, cover ...
... home-grown produce. Demand fair, but slow to clear apples. Improved demand for imported fruits. Plums and tomatoes plentiful. Blackberries, box, 2/-; tomatoes, lb, sd; salad, 11-; peas, fit., 3/6; red cabbage, fit., apples, best cookers, 3!- to 61-; grapes, ...
... NOVEMBER DIARY. November 6.—Thr ifty country people make jelly from the wild crabs that; grow in the woods and from the blackberries which in their season load every hedge, but. they do not. always pluck the last of the crop from their own apple-trees ...
... the enormous jaws of the latter soon make short work of the hapless intruder. * * * A SEPTEMBER DIARY. September 18—It is blackberry time all over the countryside. During the next few weeks every hidden dingle and brambly glen will be at its best all the ...
... the Mestminster G azettc. Banjo on Wheels. Like the rabbit in Australia, the blackberry in New Zealand seems to have been making itself an unqualified nuisance. A blackberry bush 200 miles long is beyond a joke; for pleasant though the fruit may be, it ...