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... Green. 3 Dear; dessert apples. Miss Harding. 2 W. Revnolds. .» S Redd, indoor tomatoes. A Not.- and 3 A M. Lock; culttva.ed blackberries. Mr Dover. 2 M Pike. Mrs. G. Norman; gooscber;.cs. 2 Mrs. E Lock White. 1 2 A Gray. 3 Mrs Jordan, brown. Mrs. J Green o ...
... Dear. Dessert apples : 1 Miss Harding, 2 W. Reynolds, 3 G. S. Redd. Tomatoes (indoor): 1 A. G. Norris, 2 and 3 A. M. Lock. Blackberries (cultivated) : 1 Mr. Dover, 2 M. Pike, 3 Mrs. G. Norman. Goosberries : 2 Mrs. E. Lock. Eggs.—White eggs : 1 B. Matthews ...
... M. Evans (Biggleswade). Gooseberries. 1 w. A. Stephenson. Loganberries. 1 w. A Stephenson. 2 Miss B. Walker. Cultivated blackberries. 1 and 3 W. A. Stephenson. Miss B. Walker. Collection of vegetables.— l C. H. Warren (Wilstead). 2 R. F C Bygraves. 3 W ...
... & A. Ashwell. Raspberries.—l and 2 R. C. Humphries. Gooseberries. 1 W. A. Stephenson. Loganberries.—l R. C. Humphries. Blackberries.—l R. C. Humphries, 2 Mrs. H. G. Wells, 3 B. Course. Peaches.—l B. Course, 2 Mrs. H. G. Wells. 3 S. & A. Ashwell. Melon ...
... apples. -1 and 3H. S Sale. 2 Mrs. P. E. Harradine. Plums.—l Edwin Street. Pears.—l R. Godman, 2 and 3 R. Wrij?ht. Cultivated blackberries.—l and 2 Mrs. P. C. Rogers. 3 Reg Brown. 2 A. R Four varieties of fruit (not tomatoes).—! Mrs. F. W, Milton, DIVISION IV ...
... Edwards; red currants. Mrs. e F Chessher. white currants’ 2 Mrs. F Chessher; dish mixed fruit. W w Shorley; cultivated blackberries. 1 W. W. Shorley. 2 J Produce- Htn eggs (while), 1 W Shorley. 2 Mrs D Wootton, brown 1 Mr. Laurence. 1 J, Shelboume. H ...
... or stone and mash them. Add milk to pur£e and mix thoroughly. Place in glass dish and chill before serving. J f V. . •is BLACKBERRY AND Why Huyar is short Housewives —no one expects you to cheer for the August and September bonuses ! Everyone knows that ...
... tablesps. milk and water. Filling : 6 level tablespoonfuls thick apple pulp 2 oz. margarine ; 2 level tablesps. honey oz. blackberries. Mix flour, baking powder (it used) and salt together and rub in margarine. Add sugar and mix ■oft dough with honey, milk ...
... door. But Mn. Williams has been pleasantly turprited by Luton shops, and has particularly enjoyed such things as damsons, blackberries and red salmon Kods unobtainable in her overteat me. skill in n#ny directions —oil When that back view has been paintings ...
... 11 years old).—1 Master B. Rutt Sponge sandwich. 1 Mrs. Rowley. 2 Mrs. S. Pooley, 3 Mrs. G. Gentle. Plate of cultivated blackberries.—l Mrs. C. H. Hyde. 2 J. W. Shepherd. 3 Mrs. L. Dear. Cut roses.—l P. Savory. 2 H. Rutt, 3 E. Howard. Fruit cake.—l Mrs ...
... Dcmscrt apple*: I Mi** West. 2 Mrs Snith. 3 Misa P Swift. Pears: Misa P Swift. Plum*: 1 Miss P Swift. Mra Turner. Wild blackberrie*: I Mrs J Welch. 2 Mrs How. Wild flower*: 1 Mr* P Lee. 2 Mr* How. 3 Mr* J Welch. Garden flowcra: I Mr* H Welch. 2 Mr* SofUy ...
... Honevbone. Cooking: I O G A L V Honeybone. J L Turney. Pears. G A Clayton. Mrs C Bun>an Plums—l L V Honeybone. Mrs N King. Blackberries L Spary. 2 Mrs Round. A F Burlcy Bowl of flowers—l H E Sanders. 2 Mrs N km* M Brown. Roses —I. Kint. 2 Mr* Bunyan. H «incle: ...