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... Batcombe, West Cranm'ore—passing the Tower and Long Cross, Doulting. They then rode to Emborough Lake, where bathing and blackberry picking were enjoyed, before proceeding to the tea place at, Odd Down. The homeward journey, Burnett lanes, was made in ...
... truckle cheeee to Bd, Caerphilly to -id per lb. lots mushrooms to Is lb. Trapped rabbits to per dozen. 180 lots ; Bear.s 4d blackberries 2d per lb., turnips to 4d per cwt., potatoes to 9d, 131 lots apples to 2d. pears to 2id. plums to 3d, damsons to 21 per ...
... African 17s to ISs. Brazilian 16a Lemons. Murcia 12s 20s, Naples 12s to 20s per case. Pines, St. Michael Is to 3s each. Blackberries 4d to ss. wild 3d to per lb. Peaches, English 6s to per ...
... ' ~\ now belong to Weston U.D.C. It has been pleasure to have a . P of mushrooms several time 3 tin Plentiful plums and blackberries ar lo» l enough for everyone to share. V of marrows are now seen going C and already the elderberries are > wine. * _ Though ...
... present-day requirements. A delicatelynourished public doesn't seem like good , e:s . on the rind, so Old Spot baconers in blackberry time are not the ideal. Council cannot stress too stronely 'the responsibility Which attaches to the selection and mating ...
... to per doz. 80 lots mushrooms from to IOJd pe r lb. 168 lots produce, cauliflower to 7d. savoy 2id, pickle cabbage each. Blackberries to 3d. beans 3;d per lb. lurnips 2s. potatoes 4s 3d per cwt. 95 lots Apple* to 2d. pears to lid per lb. GLOUCESTER pRODUCE: ...
... to is Id per lb.; cream to 4d; truckle ' cheese to Bd, Caerphilly per lb. Trapped rahbits 10s per dozen. Usual produce: Blackberries to 3d. beans to 2d per lb., potatoes 4s 9.' ; cwt., turnips 3s per cwt. lots apples 2d per lb., plums to ?*d, dn 2jd. pears ...
... s; 6, Red Plums: 7. Black Currants; 8, Gooseberries; 9, 10. Cherries; 11. Raspberries and Red Currants- 12. Apples: 13 Blackberries • 14, Damsons; 1?. Purple Plums; IG, Red Currants. CANNERS AND GROCERS IN CONFERENCE. Sir E, Jones and the British Canned ...
... useful.— 141, Chesterfield Road, Ashley Hill GENERAL required Apply by letter -A-i or in. -person Mrs Barber Dunelin.'' Blackberry Hill Fishponds, between and p.m. FEES!—SITUATIONS EVERYWHERE. Schools, L ' Hotels, Private.—ldeal Registry 38. Park Street ...
... blue chiffon dress with covering of beige lace. She was attended by her cousin. Miss Beechev, attired in a dress crushed blackberry chiffon velvet, with muff to match. Mr Allan Swift, brother the bridegroom, was best man. Mr C» Chivers—Miss M. Cary, at ...
... some lights looked dark blue, another dark green, brown or black, effect which fashion experts tell is known as squashed blackberry, was accompanied by her husband- Also the same party were Mr and Mrs Freddie the latter in lovely shade of green patterned ...
... to 2s. Muscat 2s to 4s. Belgian Royal to 9d per lb. Australian 15s* io 17s. Californian Bartlett's 16? to 18s per caso Blackberries, cultivated to 6d per lb. Peacnes English 6s 18s per doi-n. Italian to 4s 6d per tray. Plums. English Victoria to Ixar ...