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... DAMSON CHERRIES in Full and Half Standards and of all ihe very ia’ifi varielies GOOSEBERRIES Black Curran berry Strawberry Blackberry and Loganberry ROSE TREES in Bush Polyamha 650 FLOWERING STANDARDS Almond Ramblers and Standards Cherries Pninus Laburnums ...
... APPLE PEAR PLUM DAMSON CHERRIES in bush and Half Stan dards verv ! varieties 5(810 GOOSEBERRIES Black Curran Rasp berry Blackberry and logan berry 1000 I Bush Polyantha Ramblers and S’andards FLOWERING STANDARDS Almonds Cherries Prunus Laburnums Crabs ...
... CHERRIES is buil. Full and Siaw darch. and of all die Sew and varieties. 5.000 GOOSEBERRIES. Black Curran. berry. Strawberry Blackberry and loan bear. 1.000 ROSE IDLES in Busb Polyentha Ramble!. sod Sandardy 650 FLOWERING STANDARDS Almond'. Laburnums. Crabs ...
... Mph. Full and Hall Sean dards. and al. the very 'ley* and varieties. GOOSEIBERRIE.S. Black Curran. Ra.p berry. Straerberry Blackberry and losin berry. 1.000 Rt)SE. TREES in Bush Polysntha Rambler* and 650 FLOWERING SIASIDARIA Cherries Plump Laburnum+. Crate ...
... Street Widnes; Beryl Russell. 36 her mother's skirts, as she sat In We have our own provisions, - Cawdor Street. Runcorn. a blackberry bush. she said. While we are gone, Monday (July 23rd): Christina ~ will you end the misery of our Greer. 83 Kent Street ...
... Davies; 3 . E. W. Wright. Pears I E W. Wright; 2. J. Butternorh; 3. S Buckley Heaviest app!es: I. Mr. Kaye; 2 E. W Davies Blackberries: I, W. E Evers; 2. E. W Device: 3. E W Wright Grapes: I . W Cooke; 2. E W Wright. Hovey and preserves. Bottle of preserved ...
... Barnett (hasty. Culinary pears: 1, 2 and 3, H. Beasley. Dessert plums: 1, H. Beasley. Culinary plums: I, P. Sherratt. Blackberries: 1, A. J. Power; 2, W. Warburton, Winterley; 3. H. Davies. FRONT GARDEN SHOW The Horticultural section also organised in ...
... apples: 1 Mrs A R Tavlor 2 N Ellis Cooking apples: 1 Mrs A R Taylor 2 Mrs M Butler 3 Mr J Butler Dessert pears: 2 S Hunter Blackberries: 2 N Elils Sweet peas: 2 Mrs Carter Antirrhinums: 2 W Kitson Gladioli: 2 N Ellis Roses: 2 S Graham Annual flowers 1 E Jones ...
... Barnett Oresty. Culinary pears: 1, 2 and 3, H. Beasley . Dessert plums: 1, H. Beasley. Culinary . Plums: 1. P. Sherratt. Blackberries 1. A. J. Power; 2. W. Warburton, Winterley; 3. H. Davies. Dark honey: 1 and 2. J. H. Jackson, Crewe; 3. Mrs. A. Edmonds ...
... covered parts of the slopes. In the portions, meadowsweet still loonied, as did the angelica and great burnet saxifrage. The blackberry bushes were covered vith large juicy berries, just right for gathering. I could not resist the temptation o sample some ...
... Barnett °nutty. Culinary pears: 1. 2 and 3, H. Beasley. Dessert plums: 1, H. Beasley. Culinary plums: 1, P. Sherratt. Blackberries: 1. A. J. Power; 2. W. Warburton, Winterley; 3, H. Davies. HONEY Dark honey: 1 and 2, J. H. Jackson, Crewe; 3, Mrs. A. ...
... rhubarb: R. Hankinson. Fralt.—Deridiett apples: MIAs A. R. Taylor; cooking apples: Mae A. R. Taylor; dessert pears: S. Hunter; blackberries: N. Ells. llowers.—Sweet peas. one colour: Mrs. E. Carter; antirrhinums: R. E. Knson; gladioli: R. Tudor; roses: S. Oorham; ...