... GOOSEBERRIES, 4.000 RED CURRANTS, 8.000 ’ STOCKS (Seedling Crab and Seedling Pearl. Macrocarpa. Flowering Cherries. Lilac, Blackberries, etc., MESSRS. E. J. PARKER A SONS. Sale to commence at 10-30 s.m. Rati facilities. Catalogues from 8, Pudding Lane, Maidstone ...

... ’Treen; autumn tints and berries (children 10 and under), 1 R. Stanbridge; children 11 and over, 1 J. Hedger. COOKERY. Blackberry and apple jelly, 1 Mrs. F. M. Upton, 2 Mrs. M Norman-Brown. 3 Mrs. E L. Stanbridee: chutney. 1 Mrs. E. L. Stanbridge, 2 ...

... condfuctor. Mr. Haywood demonstrated leatherwork. Suggestions for next year's programme were considered, winner* of the blackberry jelly competition were Miss Midmore. Mr*. Waiter* and Mr*. Bruce. The judge was Mis* Gearing. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Neil ...

... site clearance demolftlon con telescope sight; excellent condition; £23. st-ucVon E*i mates See Excavators -Apply Charmay. Blackberry Lane. Ling- for *s\v._. r. ft?, drainage: complete schemes carried out. Evening Dress (sft. —Douglas Hamilton (Contractors) ...

... and Bosh. FRUIT TRW. • iri.. 200 Plums. 200 Apples. 90 Pears. 330 Raspberries.' 100 Currants. 1.000 Gooseberries. 36, Blackberries. 36 ;.ostanberries. 700 Busts' Roses. 230 — Polyintbia Roses. Climbers and Ramblers. 1011 Standards and Batt-Standards ...

... 3341 Raspberries. ' , win ,. 100 Currants. 1.000 Gooseberries. 36, a Oak Dressiag Chests. Ma Drawers. w 1 Mahogany Pam- Blackberries. 36 Loganberries. 700 r ßush Tables' tof Oak Dining Roses. 220 Polvanthia Rose:. 240 ~ Oak Roll Top Desk a Slirnbers and ...

... Shop, Workshop. bed. Rent ElOO beartnri and 6 Acres (gonna.: 1501 M Acres COTTAGE. roasts and P.a. Increasing trade. 460 Blackberries and Blackcurrants : scullery. Camden Road. Freehold B.A.T. ,ARABL3-74 Acres £1.200 SWOP WAN FOR SALE.—Premium PASTURE 17 ...

... exhibit was a bowl of flowers arranged for efrect. and who gained 61 points. Unusual Boysen-, berries looking like large blackberries. won Mr Lineger a prize in! the soft fruit class Broke into house, CHINCHILLA CHAMPION Mr. T. W. Hitchings. who Judged ...

... liawkenbury Road. Tunbridge Were. has fractured tbe i same leg again. But this time he caught it in a Ribbit hole while blackberrying home on Friday. P.C. Geer was still on sick leave; ifrom the police force when the; accident occurred and had' been :expecting ...

... Some celebration party ! Mr. F. Piper. 3 potnts: blackberries, 36 OF THEIR DESCENDANTS MET ON Mrs. Piper, 3 points. Judges: Messrs. Funnel. Rice and Dunmall. OLD COUPLE'S GOLDEN WEDDING DAY iv A Cross for the altar . in his ;prate chapel at Bishops Court ...

... berries. Lady I Hildyard (Coleman' Hatch); apple( puff. Mrs. Webster Illartfteld I ; gooseberries. Mrs. Steele (Hartfteld); blackberry Jelly, Mrs. Browning (Coleman Hatch): fruit preserved in four ways. Mrs. Watts Ashurst Wood); sponge cake. Mrs. Wood (Ashurst ...

... J. Hedger. 2 R. Oreen: lover II,: I V. Drewe. fleelieey.—Jam 'stone fruit: 1 F. M. Upton. 2 Mrs. N. Brown. 3 Mrs. Kirby; blackberry and apple jelly: 1 Mrs. N. Brawn 2 T. Upton. 3 Mrs. C. Soarer; chutn,y: 1 Z. N. Brown. 3 Mrs. Kirby; CJar of tomatoes: 2 ...