... were: Reginald Sargeant. of Manor-road. Streetley, Sutton Coldfield (represented by Mr. W. L. Middleton); Thomas Rudge, of Blackberry-lane, Halesowen; Mrs. Marjorie Doris Clemons, of Lansdown-parade, Cheltenham; and Miss Rosemary Alice Desiree Phillip, of ...

... strong ones leave their full length. CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES The blackberry season is nearly on us. Our own common bramble is sometimes cultivated, with excellent results, while in the United States the blackberry is extensively grown, and yields fine crops ...

... TO-DAY'S MARKETS EARLY MORNING FRUIT AND VEG ABLE.—Blackberries 6d. Bd., strawberries 6d. to Is. 5d.. raspberries 3d. to i7'oj berries 3d. to sd„ mushrooms 6d. to ries i' C Lo : cherries 3s. to 9s„ gooseberc 6d recl currants 2s. to 45., tomatoes ss. to ...

... Kingham (Tom Tiddler). Pony not exceeding 12 hands.—l Miss Ruth Rushton, Droitwich (Snow White); 2 Mrs. Rigby, Northleach (Blackberry); 3 Martin Carelton-Smith, Market Harborough (Peggy). LOCAL CLASSES Hunter brood mare with foal, property of farmer or farmer's ...

... per chip; turnips 6d. to lOd. per dozen; pickling walnuts 4s. to 7s. 6d.. cooking apples 2s. 4s. 9d. per pot; cultivated blackberries 6d. to Bd., black currants 7d. to Bd., green gooseberries Id. to 2d., loganberries 2d. to sld. per lb.; common pears 3s ...

... currants sd. to Bd., raspberries 4 Cheltenham fruit and vegetable. —Strawberries sd. to Is- 6d., raspberries 6d. Is. 5d. blackberries 4d. to 7d., loganberries 4d. to 7d.. mushrooms 3d. to le. per lb.; cherries 3s. to 125., gooseberries Is. to blackcurrants ...

... chip, red currants 2£d. to 4d. per lb., blackcurrants sd. to B£d. per lb., raspberries 4d. to 7d. per lb., cultivated blackberries s id. to 7d. per lb. ...

... 121b5.; pickling walnuts 7s. Bs. 6d. per pot; apples—dessert 3s. ss. , 6d., cooking 2s. to 49. 6d. per pot: cultivated . blackberries 4d. Bd., cherries 3d. to currants—red 2Jd. to sid., black sd. to 8 d., green gooseberries Id. to 2d. per lb.; common . ...

... sold at similar prices to last week. CHELTENHAM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. —Raspberries 2d. to 10d., loganberries 3d. to 6d., blackberries 6d. to lOd., mushrooms 3d. to lOd. per lb.; cherries 2s. to 125.. black curx-ants ss. Bs., red currants 2s. to 45., tomatoes ...

... Kingham (Tom Tiddler). Ponv not exceeding 12 hands.—l Miss Ruth Rushton, Droitwich (Snow White); 2 Mrs. Rigby. Northleach (Blackberry); 3 Martin Carelton-Smith, Market Harborough (Peggy). LOCAL CLASSES Hunter brood mare with foal, property of farmer or farmer's ...

... TO-DAY'S MARKETS CHELTENHAM EABLY MORNING FRUIT AND VEGETABLE.—Mushrooms 3d. to Is. 2d., blackberries 6d. to 9Jd. per lb.; tomatoes 2s. to ss. 6d. per 12lt>s.; lettuce Id. to Is. 6d.. cauliflower 3d. to 2s. 6d., cabbage 6d. 3s. 6d., marrows 9d to 2s. ...

... , raspberries . 4Jd. per lb. CHELTENHAM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. —Strawberries sd. to Is. 6d., raspberries 6d. to Is. 5d.. blackberries 4d. to 7d., loganberries 4d. to 7d„ mushrooms 3d. to Is. per lb.; cherries 3s. to 125., gooseberries Is. to 35., blackcurrants ...