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... 2. K. Wilding: 3. K. W. Davies. Pears: 1, lt W. Davies. Harvest _ _ _ _ _ _ apple.: J. 2. E. wll Ina: 3. E. W. Davies. Blackberries: 1. W. E Evans: 2, E. W Davies. PRESERVES Preserved - fru -- I — t -- berries: 1. Mrs. B. Dean; 2. Mrs. M. Hayes; 3. Mrs ...

... Childrenb class: Vase of wild the Chairman was Mr. F. flowers and grass: 1, Jean Yardley; Albumin. J. R. Watson. Dish of blackberries: ihightßEßs ci a Ass_vEmerAguis 3, Marion Ttimkinson; 3, Roy Curzon, 1, Maureen Kitchen; 2. Marion Tom. Potatoes (round): ...

... nil peers at Dodo ea aeargai dad I , ' Gems- 1 Wednesday: David L trwau elson Avenue. Road. Vida% lington. SG Marl. wood. Blackberry seal apple jam make oontribution to the th running of mother of young child smooth A recipe I truly tried and the knows ...

... second for scarlet runner beans, first for globe beet, and second for carrots. R. H. Albery. of Keisalk won third prize for blackberries, and first for In the honey and mead section, H . Dunning, of Handley. near Chester, won third prize for plain honey cake ...

... Stern; 3. K. Cobban. Plums: 1. J. C. Adams: 2, E. P. Stern. Raspberries: 1, Miss Cookson. 2. Mrs. H. Clarke: 3. E. P. Stern. Blackberries: I, L. A. Arnold; 2, J. C. Adams; 3. Mrs. A, Evans Any other soft fruit: 1, K. Cobban; 2. H. Morris. Ptowers:—Sweet peas: ...

... Jennings (5). D. Middleton gramme was finished great crowds decide d beeall t hat future Show Queens shall 2, J. Bennion. Blackberries: 1, R. H. stay); 3, Ann Gill, Crewe (No more (14), R. Parker (1). A. Woodley (4). patronised the fair, the biggest in the ...

... 6d.; black grapes. ss. 6d.; oranges are sd. to 6d. each: lemons, 46d. each; and grapefruit. 6d. to 8d each. Cultivated blackberries, if available. will be Is. 6d. to Is. 9d, a lb. Among the vegetables there are runner beans at ed a lb. Prices per pound ...

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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 ...

... A. Morrill. Culinary plums: 1. . W. Cliff; 2. L. Butler; 3. J. A. Gra(Hasfington) V 111 V and N. hem (Haslington). Blackberries: 1. Birchenough * -.dies' J. Bezudon; 2. W. Cliff; 3. Mrs. Goldspray: Mrs. . • '2. J. H Poster straw Crapes: 1, W Cliff; ...

... 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 ...