... 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) ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Worcester Pearmain 16/- to 20/-. 8/9 to Grenadiers 10/9 per 56 lb*. Loganberries 74d. to Raspberries 7Jd B|d., Cultivated Blackberries 4}d. to 6|d., Tomatoes 5Jd. Bid., (outdoor) 6jd. per lb. Vegetable*: Peas 4/ to 8/-. Dwarf Bean* 3/6 to ,/6, Runner Beans ...

... also a vacuum flask. Accidental Finding The Coroner: the place used very much? Witness: No, only blackberry tune when the children there to gather blackberries. Apart from that, no one might there for months and months? No. And it was purely accidental your ...

... lh.; Cream 1/0 to 3/3 dozen pots; Boiling Fowls 6ld. lb.; Chicken lid. 1/2 lb.; Cheese fid. to 7d. lb.; Gooseberries 2d. Blackberries 1/6 lb.; Raspberries to lb.; Kggs to 1/11 dozen; Pullet 1/6 to 1/8 dozen; Duck Eggs 1/9 to 1/10 dozen. ...

... 10/6 to 20/6, Others to per 72 lbs.. Cucumbers 1/3 to 8/6 per do/en. Tomatoes 6Jd.. loganberries 8«i. to 6Jd. Cultivated Blackberries 4)d. to sd. per lb. Poultry etc: Hens Bd. 8/11, Cockerels 1/10 to 8/0, Pullets 1/7 to 1/1 to per head. Hen Kggs (Ist*) ...

... on Care the hair,” given Mr. Hind Icy, who was accorded a hearty vote of thanks. The competition for the best lib. pot of blackberry jelly was judged by Mrs. Stephens, who awarded the prize to Mrs. Phelps. The social half-hour was occupied by a round-table ...

... employer’s mjLiehrooms. Luker in evidence said lie had been taking a lew mushropms. but on that occasion he was getting some blackberries. The Chairman said apparently Windridge really thought he was doing something to protect his master’s property. For driving ...

... should have been, I should be inclined to come to the conclusion that it is pretty clear that these people had been out blackberrying together, and their deaths were returned a verdict of accidental deaths, and expressed sympathy with the families. The ...

... Blenders, Westgate, Gloucester. T7IRUIT Trees, well grown; apples, pears, plums, to 3 years ; also Baldwin Blacks and Himalaya Blackberries. Low price for quantities.—Robinson, Burghill Manor, Here- acres well grown Larch Trees. Offers wanted. —Robinson, Burghill ...

... 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” ...