... POTATOES Mr. M. Kilroy (Mayo) also strongly Mrs. Ginnell’s suggestion that •te countrywomen could not cook. He Seen going to the restaurant in Leinster House for ten years while a rceabcr the Dali and he had frequently to complain the way they cooked ...

... POTATOES Potatoes.—Fields early and second early variety of potatoes are digging out better than expected, but the yield of the early crop will, however, barely reach average dimensions. The main crop is growing out well generally and, comparatively speaking ...

... Potatoes Sir John Gilmour further stated that he had not been asked by the producers of potatoes to set up ComniissioQ to deal with potatoes. understood that the potato producers were considering proposals for the marketing of their produce. He was c ...

... POTATOES Potatoes—There is little doubt that most farms potatoes, especially the white varieties, are not keenlnß as well aa last season; but this wa.s to be expected followlntr the excessive rains of the autumn and more especially, since a considerable ...

... POTATOES Arran Victors —1, William Robinson, Killinchy; 2. T. Stewart. Mullaghboy; 3. W. Hutchinson. Cloney. Any other variety—l. W. Robinson; 2. R. J. Wilson, Beagh; 3. H. A. Thompson. Leitrim. Cattle judging competition—l. John S. Agnew, Randalstown: ...

... POTATOES The tops of main crop varieties® potatoes were badly blackened in many places by the frosts which occurred last week. one centre three degrees of frost were registered on the night of the 10th. Once the tops die down and the skins have become ...

... POTATOES. INSPECTION OF BROWING CROPS OF TO MARKET THEIR POTATOES TO THE host advantage farmers should have their growing crops inspected and certified as to pimitv. Our home and foreign markets require of certified seed annually. Non-certlfled Peed Potatoes ...

... POTATOES Heron Cup, for highest points in commercial potato classes—A. Wilson, Kllkeel. Ware potatoes (Majestic)—!. F. R. Pettlcrew, Broughshane; 2, S. Nicholson, Kilkeel; 3. R. H. Crea, Ardglass. White kidey, other than Majestic—l, R. J. Causey, Cookstown; ...

... POTATOES Potatoes—The tubers arc keeping reasonably well in houses and pits, and are being marketed in a good saleable condition. In few low-lying areas flooding has caused rotting. chiefly amongst tho white varieties, but tbc looses thD are not expected ...

... POTATOES Jtsst “aT-iSriu f s?Wtti« YKC )-1;d: Slln; 2, T. Hemphill; 3 J. Reid, Termacoy. „ , Early Variety—l. X Canning, 2. X S. Crockett; 3, D. Laughlm. ...

... POTATOES Potatoes marketed for local consumption again recorded a slight increase and the price moved further downwards by id to 2s 8J per cwt. for all classes of the main crop. The variety Arran Victory was id cheaper at 2s 93d per cwt. and Kerr’s Pink ...

... POTATOES. The dry, warm weather conditiona recently experienced has proved most favourable to this crop. The earliest varieties are almost ready for lifting, whilst late sorts are making strong and healthy growth. If the latter have not been finally earthed ...