... Job. A year later his persistence was rewarded when he was granted a sugar allocation, which enabled him to can rhubarb, blackberries and plums in syrup. By introducing more modern appliances into his canning departmen —a converted cowhouse—he speeded his ...

... Warnes, 3 C. J. Peck. Raspberries— X C. L. C. Marshall. 2 Miss D. Warnes, 3 F, Avery. Loganberries—X F. Avery. Cultivated Blackberries—X Sir G. Sansom. 2 F. Avery, 3 J. C. Culyer. Hardy Fruits (four kinds)—X J. C. Culyer, 2 Miss D. Warnes. Collection ! of ...

... through sieve, or stone and mash them. Add milk to puree and mix thoroughly. Place in glass dish and chill before serving. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4). 6 oz. plain flour and 3 level teasps. baking powder; or 6 oz. self-raising flour; pinch salt; ...

... all the biggest and best blackberries grow high up in the hedges where you can't reach them! One of my favourite dishes is blackberry and apple pie and it always seems to taste much better when you have picked the blackberries yourself! Among the other ...

... Dessert apples—l, —. Cracknell; 2, Miss M. Walne; 3, —. Mitchell. Cooking apples —l, G. Elsey; 2, A. Moore; 3, Mrs. Pennell. Blackberries (children) —1, David Hatcher; 2, Peter Meadows. Collection wild fruits —1, Peter Meadows; 2, Miss Mary Cracknell; 3. Miss ...

... should have been cut downj if not it most be done as soon as possible. The same of course, with loganberries and cultivated blackberries. It has been said there is not much one can do in -the garden during this month, but that is totally wrong, providing the ...

... apart because they like plenty of room. Summer cabbage like to be closer and they will help one an-0 ßMpbentoa 'cultivated blackberries, loganberries and black currants reoulre mulching. Apart from giving Plant, it also help, to keep the ground moist. ...

... Tullock; 2, D. Sharman: 3, Miss Warnes. Raspberries—l, J. Warnford; 2. Miss Warnes; 3, R. Frary. Loganberries—l, M. Corner. Blackberries—l, Sir G. Sansom. Collection of hardy fruits —1, J. Culyer. Collection of fruits —1, J. Culyer. Dessert plums—l, J. Culyer ...

... neat as possible and also watch your spelling. Juniors (under 10’s) : I expect many of you have been gathering nuts and blackberries, etc., lately. Well, for this week's competition I would like you to draw, paint or crayon as many different kinds of Autumn ...

... lambs and not because that's their natural food. They normally live on rata mice, beetles, frogs and small insects, with blackberries season favourite dessert. To kill and to hunt for the sake of it, and to hunted. the fox’s birthright and environment. ...

... Hale. Plums—l. ac. Bailey; 2. ac. Tatum; 8, Mrs. Furbank. Raspberries—l, ac. Miles; 2, ac. Cook; 8, ac. Orves. Cultivated blackberries—l, S.c. Miles. Red currants—l, ac. Orves; 2, P.c. Hale; 8, ac. Tatum. Black currants—2. Px. Hale; 8, ac. Miles. White ...

... Mrs. Erskine-Tulloch; 3, F. Avery. Raspberries—l, F. Avery: 2. J. C. Culyer; 3, F. C. Fulcher. Loganberrie —1, M. Corner. Blackberries—l, Sir Geo. Sansom; 2, F. Avery; 3, J. C. Culyer. Collection of hardy fruits —l, J. C. Culyer. Collection of fruits-1. ...