... Cream to dozen pots; Boiling Fowls 61d, to Bd. Ih.; Chicken lid. to lb.; Cheese 6;i. to 7d. lb.; Gooseberries 2d, lb.; Blackberries lb.; Raspberries !/■ to 1/3 lb.; to 1/11 dozen; Pullet 1/6 to dozen; Duck Eggs 1/9 to dozen. MAN INJURED IN CHAXHILL Births ...

... were effective on a navy blue woollen frock. On a brown tweed dress novelty buttons resembling blackberries struck an appropriate autumnal note. Crushed blackberry shades are among those which will be in evidence in new clothes towards the end of next month ...

... quality gut you can buy. Your rod must be resilient, but not whippy. Baits are bread paste, cherries, very ripe damsons, blackberries, or, fact, any vegetable matter natural to the locality. If the fish are on the surface either use a float, or what is ...

... Sweets 7/9 to 9/6, others 6/- to 10/- per 56 lbs. Pears: Jargonelles 20/- to 26/-, others 6/6 to 9/6 per 72 lbs. Cultivated Blackberries 6id. to urr *» - 10 3Jd., Black Currants sid. 6d.. Cherries Bd. to 9d., Raspberries d . to IOJd., Tomatoes sd. to Bid. ...

... Sweets 4/8 to 10/3. Lord Derby 4/- to 9/-. Others 5/- to 16/- per 66 lbs.. Loganberries 4d. to s}d.. Raspberries to 6p1., Blackberries 3|d. tc sfd.. Tomatoes 6d. per lb. Vegetables: Peas 3/6 to 9/-, Runner Beans 8/- to 8/6. Dwarf Beans 8/- to 8/3 per 40 ...

... are good substitutes for the expensive asparagus fern, maidenhair, and smilax. A pretty trailing effect can be made with blackberry leaves. HANDY SUBSTITUTES.—A jam-jar in a saucepan of water for a double saucepan; a quill feather as a pastry brush ; egg-cups ...

... Others 8/- to 16/- per 72 lbs.. Cucumbers 1/3 to 3/6 per dozen. Tomatoes 3sd. to 6Jd., Loganberries 3d. to 5Jd. Cultivated Blackberries to sd. per lb. Poultry etc: Hens Bd. to 3/11. Cockerels 1/10 to Pullets 1/7 to 3/-, Ducks 1/1 to per head. Hen Eggs fists) ...

... vigorous trees in full bearing, including the best varieties of Apples, Pears, Plums, Raspberries, Currants. Loganberries and Blackberries. Larch Plantation. FOUR EXCELLENT COTTAGES and Gardens, and good Buildings. No Tithe or Land Tax. NOTE. —Lots 1 and will ...

... —Eggs 1/5 dozen; Butter 1/1 per lh.; Hens 4d. Ib.; Chicken 7d. to &d. lb.; Ducklings 7d. to Bd. lb.; Plums lsd. to 3d. lb.; Blackberries lb. CHELTENHAM EGG, POULTRY AND PRODUCE Hens 2/- to 8/8 per couple; Cockerels 8/8 to 8/9 per couple; Pullets (young) 2/- ...

... BLACKBERRIES Blackberry jam -will not keep unless made from perfectly dry and fresh fruit. As in the case of most other jams, threequarters of a pound of sugar should be used to every pound blackberries but the fruit should be weighed after picking off ...

... —Eggs 1/3 1/5 per dozen; Butter 1/1 per lb.; Chickens 74. to Bd. per lb.; Ducks 7d. Bd. per lb; Hens (boilers) 4d. per lb; Blackberries lid. per lb. ...

... by the I-ommissioner, and so to bed. Monday morning was spent in Scout games, *!T w© went to prepare dinner. I found 'I blackberries, gathered by my “valet” bum!) were on the menu, and with the TewjV •*>’ contingent (one Rover) shared j 1 ’«ry. “Rest hour” ...