... overall average °1 £49 apiece being realised for the twelve head sold. TOP PRICE Histon Blackberry 21 Ith, born January, 1954, by Histon Hallmark out of Histon Blackberry 187th, was bought by Mr. Arthur Rickwood, of Chatteris, for 300 guineas. HISTON WOODLANDS ...

... position secure, though she had worked with drive and ability throughout the proceedings. The second, F.T. Ch. Eastwalton Blackberry, was a smooth and capable performer. The meet on the first morning at Cromlix. GUNS: In the front row (I. to r.) are Dr ...

... last summer after the crop had been cleared. Old branches ha out immediately above their junction with vigorous sideshoot BLACKBERRIES AND OTHER HYBRIDS Photographed last autumn before fruit-picking. The old canes were cut out shortly afterwards and new ...

... weed, and diverts plant energy to new and useful growth. The Hayter Rotamower reclaims overgrown areas, clears heather, blackberry bushes, gorse, rushes, brambles, etc., without choking or damage. Try it on stubble cutting. You will hear the name Hayter ...

... Mrs. F. BelTs Holton Mignon. NORANBY ROWDY, Miss L. Wright's Golden Retriever in the Open Stake. Mrs. J. C. Lee's Entonlee Blackberry was second Mr. Mettam's Brandy third and Mrs. Simpson's Foxhanger Scuffer fourth. LIDDLY CARNATION, owned trained and handled ...

... Bellman shown by Messrs. W. G. Williams and Sons, was sold to Mr. H. Coriat for 70 guineas. CHAMPION LARGE WHITE Wittenham Blackberry 14th, born June 1949, by Wittenham King David, shown by St. John's College, Oxford sold to Lord Brocket for 150 guineas ...

... Histon Sunshine 7th, bred and shown by Messrs. Chivers and Sons, Ltd. 1 1 mm -u HIGHEST PRICED FEMALE was Scarletts Lady Blackberry, born November 1951, by Scarletts Lord Coral out of Scarletts Oxford Frosty, shown by the executors of the late Lieut. -General ...

... Grange (agent for the estate), Dr. Neville Smith, Mr. M. Milne Watson and Mr. E. Cope. NOVICE STAKE WINNER was Eastwalton Blackberry, born February 1953, by F.T. Ch. Hiwood Dan out of Eastwalton Pimper nel, bred, owned and handled by Lieut. Colonel E. H ...

... prosecuted. Nor does it make any difference if he stoops down and picks some wild mushrooms or primroses, or stops to gather blackberries from a hedge. He is not stealing. These things are not, in the Law's eyes, capable of being stolen. It would be different ...

... only six lessons. In the craft section there were many lovely things, a black lace shawl, a hedgerow flower basket made of blackberry, sloeberry, dogwood and five kinds of willow, tatting, gloves and toys and a string mat for the kitchen made out of binder ...

... purposes of this article the term soft fruits is intended to embrace goose berries, currants, raspberries, loganberries, blackberries and similar hybrid brambles hints on the culture of strawberries were given in our issue of J uly x i From the point of ...

... in the Large White pig classes, the female championship going to a Yorkshire exhibitor, Mr. J. W. Hesp, with his Watford Blackberry 52nd. A GENERAL VIEW, showing cattle rings with judging in progress on the new permanent showground overlooking the Crumple ...