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... cucumbers. 6d and 8d each - per bundle, radishes ld, spring onions Id gooseberries per lb. cherries lOd raspberries lOd. blackberries lOd. loganberries lOd, new potatoes 2d, peas 4d, strawberries 1- to Is 2d. TIVERTON.—First grade eggs Is per dozen, mixed ...
... rhubarb 2d per bundle, cucumber* and ifid paisley id radices id, onions Id. gooseberries lb. cherries lOd. raspberries lOd, blackberries lOd, loganberries lOd, new potatoes 24, peas strawberries Is 2d. WEDNESDAY. NEWTON.—Dnoks Is to le 2d. 9d, chicken Is 4d ...
... And where the banner was display'd Now only waves a flower !’* Our hedarerows are now bright with the • blossoms of the blackberry, wild rose, honeysuckle. and elder and privet. is interesting to note the difference between the wild flowers of one district ...
... just before Christmas. There were three jobs they were par. ticularly concerned about the Hotwelk widening improvement, the Blackberry Hill widening, and Eastern Road, from Victoria Stieet to Stokes Croft. I the latter case they felt a move should tip nut ...
... prepare lib. of fruit for cooking currants and raspberries, all raspberries, black currants, loganberries, or, later on, blackberries. When the fruit is ready put into a jar standing in a saucepan !of boiling water; continue boiling, and as flows out, strain ...
... Blackberries have been picked at St. Keverne by Mr. Ronald Tripp, of The Square, and Mrs. Simon Moyle, of Commercial-road, St. .Keverne. ...
... 4 THE WEST BRITON ADVERTISER THURSDAY 31 1930 LOCAL NEWS Blackberries— 'Early blackberries linvo St Keverne by Mr Ronald Square Mrs of Commercial ltoad Trials— Mr N T l’ope of Buldlili prize with the county layinq trials Nott of Cook’s Hishop Hriatol ...
... engaged in making blackberry jam. The smell of the cooking filled the kitchen in a most appetising manner. and Mrs. Penarren's round goodnatured face waged from bending over the are. •��Very likely, very likely. You always was a one for blackberry Jam Never tasted ...
... he leaned chair Smells good” he it'll letter replied wife straightening up uiid turning around trom the tire in making blackberry jam smell cooking tilled kitchen in appetising manner Mrs Penarrcii's round from over fire Very likely very likely A’ou ...
... no rear light; and Jame6 Ronald Trevethen, for riding motor evele without a red rear light, was fined CARBIS BAY. Ripe blackberries have , been picked Carbia Bay (near the railway path in from of Jubilee Terrace), by Mr. Pearce, the postman. ST. ERTH ...