... Gladioli: W M Dawson. Hardy perennials• S Gossington Frult.—Hardy fruit, excluding apples and pears: Miss Chant' hers. Blackberries: Miss Herd. Apples. dessert. two distinct varieties• Mrs. H. Muir-Beddall: culinary two distinct varieties F. W. Stocker: ...

... nary: J. W. Hughes: dessert: M. W. Rippon. Pears. culinary: C. W. Hughes: dessert: F Webster. Any other fruit: S. A. Fry. Blackberries: Lady E. Manson-Bahr. Vegetables. Potatoes: G. Everett. Carrots: Lady E. Manaon-Bahr. Tomatoes, outdoor: W. J. Harris; ...

... Mary Judd and Pamela Hall. Produce. Tomatoes: Mrs. Dell. Russet apples: Mrs. A. Carpenter. Cooking apples: Mrs. Daniels. Blackberries: Mrs. L. Carpenter. Carrots: Mrs. Horrod. Beetroot: Mrs. Horrod. Competitions and games were won by Mrs. Lakin, Mrs. Gainham ...

... to the sale of a basket of blackberries which were short-weight from the Harrow shop on September 1. Mr. Percy Burton. prosecuting for the Middlesex County Council said that a woman bought a one pound basket of blackberries among other articles. She was ...

... cooking, Mrs. Sanderson 1, Mrs. Fletcher 2. Pears: Mrs. Braggins 1, Mrs. Avery 2. Plum , : Mrs. Braggins 1. Mrs. Goodhead 2. Blackberries: Mrs . Large 1. Mrs. Jenvey 2 . Salad: Mrs. Cratherne. Preserves. jell y. Mrs. Green 1, lirs. Large 2. Strawberry jtm: ...

... k. Shallots.—Mrs. Hankins 1. Mrs. Adams (Maple-avenue) 2._ Beetroot. Mrs. Adams (Maple-avenues. Tomatoes.—Mrs. Dorling. Blackberries (cultivated►. Mrs. Adams (Grange-road►. Apples.—Mrs. Heath 1, Mrs. Gratz 2. Bunch of flowers (Mixed).— Mr, Horn. Jam s ...

... Burdett 3. Pears. culinary.—E. Eggman 1, J. W. Hughes 2. Miss Burdett 3 Dessert: E. Eggman 1, C E. Perkins 2. J. W Hughes 3. Blackberries.—E. Eggman 1. Mrs. Durrant 2, E. Taylor 3 Plums.—E. Eggman 1. J. W Hughes 2. G W. Mullet 3. Grapes.—E. Eggman 1. Eggman ...

... Cooking: Miss M. Gardner I. P. K. Inason 2, Mrs. L. Knott 3. Pears.—Miss M. Gardner 1. Mrs. E. Turner 2. J. W. Papworth 3. Blackberries—Miss M. Gardner 1, A, H. Stuff 2. Mrs. 1.. Knott 3. Section 11l (ladies only). Ladies' spray —Mrs. L. Knott 1 Posy—Mrs ...

... 1, Baldwin 2. L. Whiting 3. Plums. dessert.-W. Main 1. Anderson 2, Mrs. M. Stead 3. Culinary: W. Main 1, R. Ellison 2. Blackberries.-Mrs. Anderson 1. W. Main 2, J. Care 3. Any other fruit.-R. Stenson 1, W. Main 2. Flowers Annuals. one kind.-V. H. Powell ...

... P.c. W. Bundock 2. P.c. F. Scott 3. Pears, dessert. P.c. Bundock 1. 2 and 3. Cooking: P.s. Chapman 1. P.c. Bundock 2. Blackberries.—P c. West 1. P.s. Richings 2, Insp. Makepeace 3. Collection of fruit. P.c. Scott 2. ...

... the 70 dishes of fruit of 63 varieties grown in Mr. C. Wemban's Stanmore garden. The pears. the plums. the angles. the blackberries. and the tomatoes, all with their distinctive colourings or markings attractive in themselves, had also a collective fragrance ...

... Apples. dessert.—E. J. Ring 1, H. G Ball 2. W F. Stephenson 3. Culinary: Mrs Dansoa 1, Mrs. R. M. Lucas 2. E.. 1. Ring 3. Blackberries P. McPhail 1. Mrs. M. G. Hildrow 2, E.. 1 Ring 3 Pears —H. C. Griffith 1, Mrs. M. G. Hildrow 2, P. McPhail 3. Any other ...