... recent bad wrath a d not adversely affected the t for which there was a big demand. Each evening he is sendiog one ton of blackberries for pro. cetaina. and expects to deal wait over one hundred tons before Ite ...

... Springwood. Marmalade-1. Peggy Wallace, Carrig; 2, Miss Nan Furlong; 3, Mary B. Sutton, Boderan; h.c., Maureen Frawley. Carrig. Blackberry Jam-1, Miss Rita Carthy, Danescastle; 2. Miss Alice' Carthy; 3. Mrs. A. Furlong; h.c.,1 Mrs. M. McCarthy. ...

... weather is very favourable, and the' grain is of good quality. Blackberries—Numbers of women and children are employed in the Rathnure, Ballywilliam and St. Mullins areas in the picking of blackberries which are plentiful. The price paid at the different centres ...

... Illackbeerles--In Clonroche area pickers, young and old, are out from daylight till dark reaping the blackberry harvest. It is one of the best seasons for blackberries for many years. and pickrs are getting good returns at 2/6d. e per stone. Home on Holidays—John ...

... profitable anti eq ually as pleasing to the farmer's eye is a field of young corn or good pasture. Briars afford a harvest to blackberry pickers. but It Is • line which could with advantage be replaced by a more profitable one. Banks are pleasant to hunting ...

... success. Pig Market—Top price for bacon pigs on Tuesday last at Taghmon was £7 14s, per cwt. live weight. Blackberries—Over twelve tons of blackberries have been purchased up to Tuesday last in Taghmon. Over £3OO have been paid for the berries within a fortnight ...

... day in Coolstuff Cemetery, where the Rosary was recited and the graves blessed by Rev. P. Jordan, C.C. Taghmon. Blackberry Market—The blackberry market opened in Taghmon on Monday. Pickers are reaping a good harvest, as the berries are of food size and plentiful ...

... TAGHMON NOTES Paskberry Market The blackberry_ market opened in ow NoltdaY Mg. There was • big rush fruit to the buyers. Price was V- per stone. TM fair held in Tagh. awn on Friday of last week. was very largely attended There was big dar °E of store ...

... again and layer of fruit. love it and you can substitute different Decorate with whipped cream and Quit if you have no blackberries. rentaiiiag fruit. Fruit required: lb. Cream 4 or. butter or margarine with Ash dy Mind apples (sweetened); j Lb. 4 oz ...

... plums. 44; cherries. 18; peaches. 18: apricots. 3: gooseberries. 29; red currants, 9; white currants. 2; hybrid berries and blackberries. 10. Work is continually in progress on non-native plants, and this year's plans include attempts to establish blueberries ...

... recruit new talent. and a meeting for the purpose will be held in the local Concert Hall during the coming week. Blackberry Harvest—Blackberries continue to fetch 3/6d, per stone in Thomastown. Despite the low price, at least one family is finding the harvest ...

... Dublin on Sunday to see Wexford play Cork in the All-Ireland final. For many it was their first visit to Croke Park. Blackberries—The blackberry market is still being held in the; area. and boners are offering 3 6 per st. In previous years the income of many ...