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... Rees; 2, Mrs. Woodrow; 3, Miss Conway. 1 lb. jam (any other kind) —1, Mrs. Woodrow; 2. Miss Conway; 3, Mrs. Peace. 1 lb. blackberry jelly—l, Miss Conway; 2, Mrs. Crouch; 3, Mrs. Woodrow. 1 lb. marmalade (any variety) —l. Miss Conway; 2, Mrs. Rees. Bottle ...
... variety—l, Mr. Gann; 2, Mr. Osborn. Dessert pears —1, Mr. Anderson; 2. Mr. Osborn. Cooking pears—l, Mr. Gann. Cultivated blackberries —1, Mr. Dunn; 2, Mr. Osborn; 3, Miss Springbett. Collection outdoor fruit —1, Miss Croft; 2, Mr. Osborn. Bunch of grapes—2 ...
... Saturday, catered for all tastes. It was organised by South Street Women'r Instltuta and the entries ranged from paintings to blackberries. Councillor J E. Bryon said that it was a great privilege to come to support the great work the ladies (if the W.l did ...
... Raspberry fam : 1 Mrs. Name. 2 Mrs. Woodrow. 3 Mrs 13oreham. Jam. any other kind 1 Mrs. Neville, 2 Mrs. Cox. 3. Boreh3m. Blackberry jelly: 1 Mrs. Woodrow. 2 Mrs, Chance. 3 Mrs. Harding. Jeliy anv other kind: 1 Mrs. Hording. 2 Mrs. Chance. 3 Mrs. Woodrow ...
... Dunn; 3, A. Clifford. Victoria plums-1, E. Johnson. Dessert pears-1, W. Godfrey; 2, G. Tong; 3, Mrs. Coleman. Cultivated blackberries-1. P. Dunn; 2, Group-Captain Neville; 3, Mrs. Boons. Cooking pears-1, Mrs. Coleman; 2, W.Godfrey; 3, A. Clifford. Grapes-1 ...
... would be used to build the population up again Special habitats will be created for the dormouse to encourage hazelnuts blackberries and other plants the animal thrives on The Nightingale is in decline across the rest of the country but Honey Wood is a ...
... ntertniry the absence of On a more personal note she recalls the delicious lass at the tennis club in Glebe on Saturdays. blackberrying unps and family picnics at Duncan Downs and Woods. There may have been wealth in Whitebait: there have poverty. I never ...
... Anderson. ere admired with mouth- Pointed cabbage -1, Mr. watering glances. Grapes, Amos; 2. Mr. Clifford. apples, pears and blackberries Cabbage lettuce —I. Mr. were a little less plentiful than I wual, but were none the less Amos; 2. Mr. Ashby: 3 . Mr. Anderson ...
... Cpt. Neville; 3. Mrs. Woodrow. FRUIT CLASSES Dessert apples 1. Mr. Clifford; 3. Mr. Dunn. Dessert Pears —2, Mr. Godfrey. Blackberries-1. Mr. Dunn: 2. Cr. Cpt. Neville; 3. Mr. Dunn. Plums iany other variety) I. Mr. Johnson; 2. Mr. Catt. Cooking pears 1. ...
... C. Dare; 2, Mr. H. Anderson; 3, Mr. F. S. Gann. Pears (dessert)—!, Mr. Dotting; 2, Mr. H. Anderson; 3, Mr. Elggleton. Blackberries (cultivated) 1, Mr. A. C. Dunn; 2, Mr. L. G. Barton; 3, Group Captain Neville. Gages—l, Mr. L. G. Barton; 2, Mr. Hotting; ...
... PLEASURE FLIGHT: our from CIO Inc VAT i: 0634 81B340M1M2 ROCHESTER AIRPORT CHATHAM MES WO BARN pick your SWEETCORN CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES FRUIT & VEGETABLES & FLOWERS BRITISH CHEESE COUNTRY GIFTS COFFEE SHOP Oak Lane Upchurch Medway 388856 GORE FARM Open 10am-5pm ...
... Bellamy, 3 T. Liggins. Collection of aalaclingn 1 A. S. AMOS. Fruit - classes: Dessert apples 3 W. Barrett. CulUvated blackberries J. Richardson. Cooking apples 1 J. Richardson. Any other fruit variety 1 J. Richardson. Flower classes: H. T. rose 1 Mn ...