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... 6d.; black grapes. ss. 6d.; oranges are sd. to 6d. each; lemons. 41d. each; and grapefruit. 6d. to lid each. Cultivated blackberries, if available, will be Is. 6d. to Is. 9d, a lb. Among the vegetables there are runner beans at 6d a lb. Prices per pound ...
... Mon-ill. Culinary plums: 1. : . . Pass -- (Haslington); 2. E Garner and N W. CIO: 2. L. Butler: 3. J. A. Graham (Haslington). Blackberries: 1. Birchenough (Haslington). Ladles' spray Mrs Goldstraw (Winterlev, J. Bennion; 2. W Cliff; 3. Mrs. Gold-2.: J H Poster ...
... our dreams and turns them into dust. Who remembers why the land was called the - Bowling Green and a lost street learby Blackberry-lalic The Minister of Health .Mr Mae leca .pasklng to fleetheleb. My itsperte se there Is s rhyUsa or pagans In the heharleur ...
... atandarda. the beat and !aged var WITH 1; ACV , : r , AANIIMI II 11tractne Dr HED AND BL‘Ch - RANT RASPBERItY. STRAWSI4Y. BLACKBERRY and LOCIAMBERRY bilhr 4300 R.O6E TREES. •0 m.i nso4^rii aneura of Weep:int bu, Peinutha.sl:olo an ro d rrb:era. _ _ WITH ...
... Cordon trained, full and half standards, in all the best and latest varieties. RED AND BLACK CUR. RANT RASPBERRY. STRAWBERRY. BLACKBERRY and LOGANBERRY buhes 4.00 ROSE TREES. in the most modern cariet.es of Weeping st.indard. ba.n, polyaw.lla. chmbing and ramblers ...
... Adams. Betley Champion Turk. Brteding sow In pig, born before Jant Ist. 1953: 1 Stanley Morton and Bon. Dunham Massey Massey Blackberry 155th; 2. J. °leave, Wilkesley. Whit' church. Chaletta Beautiful; 3. M. and G. Allcock. Shrewsbury. Burmill Belle 22nd. ...
... In the wheel-barrow, so they decided that it would not do after all. Next they discovered a well-built and cosy nest in a blackberry bush. A fairy opened the dam Is this house for sale? enquired Mr. Robin. I sell h for twenty moonbeams, said the fairy ...
... vegetables, Mrs. Fox. Fruit: dessert apples, Mrs. Benton; cooking apples, Mrs. T. H. Whittaker; dessert pears, Mrs. Adams; blackberries. Mrs. Downend. Eggs: tinted, bliss Royds: White. Mrs. Pickerill; tour brown. Mrs. I Dickinson. Home produce: mixed pickles ...
... BOBBY BLACKBERRY'S ADVENTURE A Children's Story (By Eileen B. Edge.) Bobby Blackberry at all by himself among the animas% in tile wood. He felt very lonely. because that morning same boys and girls had come with their basket& and taken all his friends ...
... 001111111E6, in bush cordon trained and Ralf standards. in all Me hem and MIAOW. - 000allEERY RIO AND BLACK CURRMiaIIItiIiBERRY. BLACKBERRY. LOGANBERRY bushes On EOM 211EER in the modern varieties at Iposping. Standard, bulb. polyanths. Megibing and emblem &SO ...
... and Blackberry' attracted keen interest. Cranage Greenback 64th. tracing to Gostrode Greenback 96th. sold for 92 gni. Messrs. Alfred Meat's'. Ltd.. of Staffs.. were the buyers: their five lots averaged over £72. Five gilts bred from Wall Blackberry 57th ...
... moot, Mrs. Moan= green cabbage, Miss Clarke. FRUIT Dessert apples, Mrs. Pletcher Twentlow; apples. Mrs. Turner; ; wild blackberries, Miss P. Dodd. PIIMMIRVEs Salmi sa • assesr. Mrs. T. Whittaker; salad cr - Mrs. W. Whittaker; Chulaser • rasp• r plum I ...