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... bought a small can-sealing machine and a few gross of ties, and his household proceeded to tin raspbemes, blackberries, plums, and wild blackberries, the last-named plucked from the hedgerows on his land. The modest output was so successful that Mr. Probyn ...
... bought a small can-sealing machine sad a few gross of tins, and his household proceeded to tin rasp. berries, blackberries, plume, and wild blackberries, the last-named plucked from the hedgerows on his land. The modest output was so successful that Mr. Probyn ...
... and skirt with which she won* smart close fitting pink hat. Mrs J. T. Rogers in fur coat with hat the new shade splashed blackberry. Mrs. Mitchell was light brown and fawn chink tweed coat and brown liat. Mrs, Rrinsley* selected fur coat wiiii a bright ...
... single canes that crop only once —place them in this category. They are nearly atinoirphoricalfy bardy as the brambles. Blackberries. and the hybrids (blaoklierries and raspberries crossed and recrossed). visa flourish - roost an re. in partial shade and ...
... cross between the raspberry and the blackberry. Lastonberries and pbenonenal berries are rasplieri7- 11.1v0u..51 Logan.. Packed in basket., they lire sometimes sold for raspberries. The Lowberry ii Logan ermined blackberry. Illackberries. raspberries. La ...
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... Britain took and the British West Indiza £10,647. During 1933 bilberries to the value of £3,408 went to Great Britain, while blackberries to the value of £BBB went to the same destinat.on. Of unmanufactured tobacco, of which in 1930 Great Britain took £1,670 ...
... de woollens. moire, faille and shot woven lame in such colours as plaster and magnolia , whites, stainless steel, wine, blackberry and prune shades. Styles are very varied but there is a definite trend towards the Directoire. Tunics are shown for day ...
... Britain took and the British West Indies P 10,817. During 1933 bilberries to the value of £3,4D went to Great Britain, while blackberries to the value of £*3B went to the same destination. Of unmanufactured tobacco, of which 'in 1930 Great Britain took £1,679 ...
... look £98,138 and the British West Indies £10,617. During 1933 bilberries the v.due of £3,408 went Great Britain, while blackberries to the value £BBB went to the same destination. Of unmanufactured tobacco of which in Great Britain took £1,679, was exported ...
... being overcome In regard to raspberries. loganberries and blackberries, is the extreme thorniness of their canes, which cause much discomfort when Dickpicking the fruit.. Thornless blackberry bushes have been pi oducd and ere long ether berries 11l be ...
... looked again; and saw 3 carriaes; so she went' sorrowfully into the field, and to the hedge where her brother was gathering blackberries, ana she said, “Paul. I’m sadly tired; sadly tired! she said, “and eyes are quite strained with looking for chaises; more ...