... Permit to View from the Auctioneers’ Offices, 7. Euston Place, Leamington Spa (Tel. 36 and 2877). By DIRECTION OF THE OWNER. BLACKBERRY ESTATE, WYKEN, COVENTRY (21 miles City Centre, close to bus services and adjacent to the extensive works of Messrs Morris ...

... Messrs SYDNEY MitcHELL, CHATTOCK & HATTON, 112, Colmore Row, Birmingham 3 (Tel. Central 6469). By DIRECTION OF THE OWNER. BLACKBERRY ESTATE, WYKEN, COVENTRY (2} miles City Centre, close to bus services and adjacent to the extensive works of Messrs Morris ...

... are respectfully requested. JOHN R. EARLE, F.A.L.P.A, Auctioneer, High Street, Henley-in-Arden By DIRECTION OF THE OWNFR. BLACKBERRY ISI_\TI WYKEN, ...

... the Auctioneers, HENLEV-IN-ARDELP{_DAUGTION SALES, 96, High Street, Henley-in-Arden (Tel. 30). By DIRECTION OF THE OWNER. BLACKBERRY ESTATE, WYKEN, COVENTRY (21 miles City Centre, close to bus services and adjacent to the extensive works of Messrs Morris ...

... was payment for trimming a hedge. Sometimes he | was able to do a repair job to a doormat and in due scason he gathered blackberries and mushrooms which he | sold in the nearest market. There was no word of complaint from this traveller about his lot in ...

... Mrs. Austin 2; shallots, Miss J. West 1, Mrs. Reynolds 2, Mrs. Loman and Mrs. Bayliss (equal) 3 tomatoes, Mrs. Cooper 1. Blackberries, Miss J. West 1; raspberries, Mrs. Heath 1; gooseberries, Mrs. Gimes 1 and 3, Mrs. Baggs 2; loganberries, Mrs. Reynolds ...

... colour and along the ‘hedgerows, elderberries are assuming their purple tinge. Dewberries, forerunners of the more solid blackberries, gleam here and there and hips and haws are swelling fast. Autumnal fungi, encouraged by the dampness, are making their ...

... culinary apples, V. Ball I, Mrs. J. Kemp 2, G. Salmon 3; dessert pears, R. Teel 1 culinary pears, G. Salmon 1, R. Teel 2: blackberries, H. Inr_d_ LA Biggerstafl 2, Annuals, P. Hancox 1, H. Ford 2, ). Taylor 3; annual asters, H. Ford 1. P. White 2, H. Oscland ...

... Mrs. Fincher 2: eating apples, Mrs. Winder 1, Mrs. Fincher 2 pears, Mrs. Winder 1: plums, Mrs. Keyte 1, Mrs. Lodder 2: blackberries, Miss Robinson 1: brown eggs, Mrs. Keyte 1, Mrs. Crump 2; white eggs, Mrs. Keyte 1: bottle soft fruit, Mrs. Lodder 1, Mrs ...

... week-end nutting expedition is extremely satisfying, more so even than blackberrying, for brambles scratch one's hands and snag clothing, whereas hazel bushes do not. Blackberries, too, are soft and perishable, and must needs be picked carefully into ...

... hard coating, which, in turn, is embedded in an outer covering of pulp. Haws are botanically known as drupes, along with blackberries and raspberries, which are a collection of drupes—cach separate pip being a fruit in itself, with its own tiny hard stone ...

... Shipston driver fined Michael Patrick Noriarty, a 24-yearold salesman, of Blackberry Cottage, Mill Street, Shipston-on-Stour, was fined £2 for leaving his car in a ...