... hothouse 3d. to 4£d per lb.; marrows Is. 4d. to 2s. 4d. per doz ; apples—dessert 4s. 10s., cooking 3s. to lis. fid. per pot; blackberries 2d. to 4d. per lb.; damsons 6jd. to 7$d N per lb.; damscenes sd. to fid. per lb.; pears—Catton_Bs. lis. per pot; plums—Pershore ...

... 2s. 9d. per 12 dozen; parsley 9d. to 25., peas Is. lOd. to 4s. 6d per pot; potatoes 3s. per cwt.; tomatoes 3d. to 5d.. blackberries 4d. to 6d. per lb.; pears 9s. per pot; plume id. 4d.. Belle-dp-Louvain 2sd. to sid., Czars id. 2Jd-. Cox Emperor 2Jd. 3d ...

... at lift, the edge of the plot, and 4ft. apart. The tvo ends may be used for raspberries, loganberries, wineberries, arid blackberries trained to wires These may be planted Ift. from the edge the plot. Spaces should be left at corners sufficiently large ...

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... Leckhampton HilL Cheltenham. 2961 COUNTRY wants few families' washing; plenty water, chemicals.— Write 2910 Echo, Cheltenham. BLACKBERRIES wanted. 3d per lbi until Friday.—Arthur Smith, Grosvenor-str?et. M 1979 your old gold into cash; obtain highest .L prices ...

... A. Holmes. Coloured plums: 1 C. W eaye>% ' Per ' H. Lunchbury and W. Hussell. Dish of fruit: G. Geens 2 P.' 3C. Weaver. Blackberries: 1 C. W. BUTTON HOLES 1, A. Holmes. C. Thatcher, 3, C. Whittle; dahlias, 1, E. Cranton, T. ranton, 3, Mrs. Archer; sweet ...

... A. Holmes. Coloured plums: 1 C. Weaver, 2 W. Perk«. H. Lnnchbury and W. Dish of fruit: G. Geens, P. Illott. 3C. Weaver. Blackberries: 1 C. W. Shute. BUTTON HOLES 1, A. Holmes. 2 C. Thatcher, 3, C. Whittle; dahlias, 1, E. Cranton, T. ('ronton. 3, Mrs. ...

... lid per lb.; onions Is. Ba. to Is. iod. per 12 dozenP parsley 9d. per ft., potatoes 4s. 3d. per cwt.. wmatoes 2Jd. 3Jd. blackberries 2£d to 3d.. damsons to per lb.; Warwick 6s. 6d.. cider fruit per pot; apples—-2s. 10dv-.¥® 9d.. Anne Elizabeth 6e.. Bramley ...

... fruits of autumn present to man the last gifts of the eartih. In September and October we gather stored riches. Nuts and blackberries, pears and apples, are a bounty not less munificent for the air they have of being the proceeds of long and careful husbandry ...

... some blackberry bushes the side of the road. After the lunctheon interval the first witness called was P.C» F. Parsloe, of the Gloucestershire Constabulary, stationed at Windrpush. He s«id Mills told him about the attache case in the blackberry bush and ...

... 2d. to sd. per dozen; tomatoes—outdoor lid to 2id.. hothouse 3d. to 3!id per lb.; cooking apples 3s. to lis. per pot; blackberries 2d. to 3d. per lb.; plums (Monarch) 30s. per pot CHELTENHAM WHOLESALE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE.—Plums—Mouarchs 9s. to lis. 6d ...

... Bs. lis. 6d.. Ecklinvillw 6d. to lis., Keswick Ps. 9s. 6d.. Txird Grosvenor 10s.. cooking ss. fid. to lis. fid. per not: blackberries 7d. to ...