... the and Croeses,___Beddan; Garden Sundries, etc. W. A. Bartlett. Nurseries. ntow-on-tise-Wold. Telephone SO. CULTIVATED Blackberries for sale; good strain and exceptionally esrly cropper.— Bellie Hill. E Fuller details f veskam. POOrom Bided's, Boasindton ...

... cwt.; cauliflower Is. id. to Is. 6d. per pot; leeks Id. per bundle; onions 125., parsnips 2s. 4d.. potatoes os. per cwt.; blackberries Id lid. per lb.; apples (Bittersweets) 4s. 6d. p«r pot. ...

... were summoned for poaching. They met P.C. Phelps on Mr. Godwin's farm, and Fred Powell cordially invited the constable go blackberrying. His nuiddy clothes might have fitted in with this subterfuge, but the ferrets and nets in his struck discordant note. ...

... not this right-of-way be kept open ? the summer evenings there are dozens of people walking over there, and the kiddies blackberrying by the score. Yours faithfully, W. BODMAN. Westlands Farm, Mclksbam. November 10th. ...

... served, the bosteses br.ng Ilatemss. Wallington. Clarks and J. Winter. C.mpet . l tiro smooth were for the best pot of blackberry sad app'e jam and for variety. The former was Nat Nemo. with Mrs. Hamra •Ib.i. latter was wee by Mr.. W. CIAO , . A yer ...

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... Wednesday . - At meows. toes 2d. to 41(1. per lb.; turnips Bd. to 10d. Bosley and Harper's market, good supplies et . t.; blackberries Md. per lb.; apples Ir r . adto 9s. Blenheim,-Sto n e fig. 3d., of stock in all departments, met with a Bram ey Seedling ...