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... pears. Bros., 2 J. Purrott 1 Taylor Plums.—l Taylor Bros., 2 R. HaiKh. 3 T. Bell. Blackberries (wild!. —1 Mrs. N. Primett, 2 Mrs. W. Lamb, 3 Mrs. W. Harris. Blackberries (cultivated!. Miss A. Lonp. 2 Mrs. T. Cooper. The judges were Mr. C. .T. Ellett. Mr ...
... kept equally busy at this time, = and carried through some very worth-while projects. They = made 1.000 lbs. of jam with blackberries collected by scboolchildren, made camouflage = nets slippers, and knitted for = the Forces. They had, and E still have ...
... Davies, 3 Mrs. D. Albone; apples (dessert), and 2 A. M. Lock. 3 Mrs. Vass; tomatoes (indoor), 1 and 2 Mrs. A. M. Lock: blackberries, Mrs. Vass, 2 Mrs. Melton. 3 A. Grav; bottled fruit, 1 Mrs Vass, 2 Mrs. D. Albone; jar of jam, 1 Mrs. H. Goodwin, 2 Mrs ...
... Burton. Six pears.—l D. H. Emery, 2 JL. Bland. Plate of damsons.—l and 2 Edwin Street, 3 T. Auburn. Plate of cultivated blackberries.—l Mrs. P. Rogers, Mr R. Brown, 3 Mrs. M. Champkins. Collection of four varieties fruit (not tomatoes). —1 D. H. Emery ...
... Browning, 3 P. Hall; red currants —1 C. Kirby, 2 J. Pitts, 3 A. Pitts; raspberrie F. Moore, 2 F. Browning, 3 A. Pitts; blackberries—l J. Bailey, 2 Dr. Hughes, 3 G. Geary; black currants—l R. Browning, 3 Mrs Sadler; cooking apples-1 Canon Pym, 2 H. Browning ...
... raspberries.—3 A. Garner. Twenty-four gooseberries.—l A. L. Pattern. Twenty-four D. S. Redman. Twenty-four cultivated blackberries.—l R. G. Howard. Four peaches.—l D. &. Redman. loganberries.—l One melon.—l, 2 and 3 D. S. Redman. Collection of vegetables ...
... Raspberries.—l, 2 and 3 Mrs. V. Humphries. _ Gooseberries. 1 Mrs. F. Abbott. 2 and 3 Mrs. W. J. Smith. ~ . . Cultivated blackberries. -- 1 Mrs. G. Hayward Wells, 2 and 3, A, & R. Course Peaches. —1 and 3 A. & Course, 2 Mrs. V. Humphries. Red currants. ...
... Miss Walker. Twelve gooseberries.—l S. Howard, 2 H. Street. Twelve loganberries.—3 Miss Walker. Twenty-four cultivated blackberries.—l J. S. Howard. 2 R. G. Howard. Collection of vegetables, six varieties, Ist prize 15s. giver by Mr. W. J. Kitchener: ...