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... from young vigorous plants Garden-grown blackberries are at their best now but as soon as their fruit is removed the old branches should be cut away and the young branches thinned and tied into place Blackberries especially a good variety are well worth ...
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... and fcaid offered and in- police leading to his 18 reside Smethwick ‘WHO HATH NOT SEEN THEE OFT AMID THY STORE)' Picking blackberries which is plentiful crop HELSTON HARVEST FAIR The Carnival Queen Miss Violet Lethbridge and the Maids of Honour Miss Edna ...
... J 2 3 Chappell 4 Kessell 1 Mrs J 2 ' Marigolds— 1 J Teagle 2 A -l-Mrs 2 J H Hawken Table 1 Mrs S Mills 2 R 3 Mrs J Kent Blackberries 1 R Orchard 2 3 John Garfield eq 5 X Osborne Pinch uri i Bread cake :— loaf— Mr Clemow St Columb 2 Mrs i uur or 2 Mrs ...
... 3 (A B) Bankruptcy Act amended Section I the Bankruptcy Amendment Act 1926 TRURO Blackberries Mr W J Gill 36 St Austell-street Truro picked a large bunch ripe blackberries on St Clement’s-hill yesterday RCI— The nursing staff of the Royal Cornwall Infirmary ...
... Gooseberries—l, W. J. Kent. Newlyn East: 2. Mrs. H. Rescorla: 3. Mrs. W. C. Solomon. Loganberries—l. Mrs. W. J. Gill. Blackberries —1, Miss M. Vercoe; 2. Margaret Kent; 3. Ivan Tippett. Pot honey—l, H. J. Crocker. Wadebridge; 2. C. Lobb. Wadebridge. ...
... oommons going one common to Seldom did anyone meat on one occasion on St Hilary Down Wesley slipped from hie horsa pick blackberries remarking- “ Wa ought to be thankful blackberriee for this best county for getting but ever for spliality slow though first ...
... T 3 Mrs H J Lawrance Cornish pasty 1 Mrs C Roberts 2 Mrs H J Lawrance 3 Mrs T Hocking Blackberry jelly— 1 Mrs A E Barltell 2 Mrs Chappell 3 Miss T Bolitho Blackberry and apple jam— 1 Mrs G E Barltell: 2 Mrs F Butt: 3 Mrs Chappell Apple 1 Mrs A E Barltell ...
... Indoor at St the Wesley Guild in aid of renovation of the chapel realised profit of £10 Blackberry Time!— Air T Nicholls of picked bunch of eight nine blackberries on Thursday the leaves on the stalk being green fresh Trinity Church— In aid of the renovation ...
... Humphries Mr I Davey presented the prizes the MC was Mr Hosking REDRUTH and DISTRICT Blackberries— Mr Heyden Southgate-street Redruth pidked a number of ripe blackberries at Brea on Monday The Rev T Dickinson addressed a (Forestreet) United Methodist League ...
... Skimmins Parsnips 1 W Skimmins 2 J Stephens 3 A Stephens Marrows 1 J Stephens 2 C Thomas Apples 1 and 2 W Richards 3 W Davey Blackberries 1 W Rowe 2 Miss Cock 3 Mrs Cowling Honey 1 P Cock 2 Mrs Polkinghorne 3 H Williams Eggs 1 Mrs W Richards 2 C Long 3 F C ...
... IMPORTANCE OF SMALL FRUITS By Williams Small fruits gooseberries black white and red currants raspberries loganberries blackberries etc From this list it be how it to selection almost anv or situation The surprising to is that these fruits are not universally ...