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... Price. Dessert; rW-J. King; 2. A. J. Williams. E. Robert*. Pears: 1, W. H. Treasure; 2, A. J. Williams; 3. E. R Roberts Blackberries: 1. W J. King; 2, Davies: 3. Mrs E. Pike. Cakes and Preserves—Madeira cake 1. Mrs Rotters; 2. D. L Brown; 8. Mrs A M. Churchill ...
... Horton; 3. A H Weaver Tomatoes: 1. C Horton; 2. F Higby; 3 Back well Tomatoes (outdoor): 1, C. Horton; 2 O. W. Backwell. Blackberries; 1. W J. King; W Mackay; 3. R Williams. FLOWERS—Roses 1. J. E Eld: 2, C. Hicks; Roses, vase; 1, J. E. Eld C. Hicks; Sweet ...
... G. Matthews, Apples, dessert: 1. H. E Giles 2. H Palmer; 3. V. B Stoke- Apples, 1 T Curtis: 2 H Palmer. 3, W R Wllmot. Blackberries; I W Mackay; a. V B atokes; 3. H mb- Tomatoes, iiidoor i Bentley; 2. R Whelan. 3 V/ La wry. Tomatoes, outdoor: 1 V Stokes ...
... apples, id ’.b. cookers to lid; pears, lid to 4id; kidney beans to 2,d; tomatoes. to 7jd- onions, ijd 3id; shallots. Jd; blackberries. 3jd; damsen-. 4Jd; black currant bushes. Various other lots all cleared satlslactory prices. CHIPPENHAM. Monday. Attested ...
... soft corner our heart as Old Man's Beard ! It's almost useless to search for Flea-bane which is just as well but what of “blackberries in September” the white chamomilelike matricaria yellow brilliance of the corn sowthistle with beauty to belie it name ...
... children have for playmate They go off with kitten large aluminium colander and loudly expressed zeal to collect hazel nuts blackberries or apples as case may be They back kitten colander collection of flowers which would interest my friend Professor Sir George ...
... disturbing the eels in their lairs, sat down a meal at the Hood Arms, in which porterhouse steak and mushrooms, followed by blackberry pie and cream, helped to make the day memorable The Best Car Run from Bristol? There ■ are many directions in which one ...
... cabbage to 7d each .prouts to 4d lb. eschallcts to 2d lb. onion- 3;d lb. tomatoes to 10 lb. walnuts ll'.d lb. nuts old lb, blackberries 2:d lb. eating apples to lb. cookers to lb. pears 3.d lb Lots dead stock KEYNSHAM (Tuesday). Messrs. Cooper and Tanner ...
... Train the new shoots at full length a hard winter might well do all the necessary shortening Two new forms of the cultivated blackberry that have greatly impressed me during recent weeks are Bedford Giant and John Innes I regard the first-named as not only ...
... dressing of decayed manure over the roots of this valuable crop. Tie. and train young growths of loganberries and garden blackberries. ...
... teeth were thrown away with the washing-up water into the brook. Another claim was for teeth which had been lost whilst blackberrying. v ' h , Km; j ; « m MEMBERS the North Somerset Agricultural Society and Portbury Discussion Croup, at their annual dinner ...
... Mullins 003- Blackberry Pie iDenntsloun). 4-11-5 Cusack 00 Ortharle (Wilson) 4-11-5 Mr B Mullins 343- Oil Moon (Nicholson). 4-11-5 Betting forecast: 3-1 d'Or 11. 4-1 Iron Curtain. 11-2 Night Sky. 7-1 Indomitable. 10-1 Iror 100-8 Blackberry Pie, 20-1 other- ...