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... scientifically bred from the finest strains. This week’s special offer—ln-pig Gilt, Whitccloud Blackberry sire Tring Champion Boy 661h. dam Tring Blackberry ll7th out of litter of 11 born 30/5/50. Served by Tringham Turk Blh, 5.6.51. Price 45 gns. While ...
... sieve, or stone and mash them. Add milk to purde and mix thoroughly. Place in glass dish and chill before serving. m its BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4). 6 oz. plain flour and 3 level teasps baking powder ; or 6 os. selfraising flour ; pinch salt ...
... Red Currants, Laxtins No. I, 3 years, 3/6 each. Black Currants, Boskoop Giant. 3 years, 1/6 each. Loganberry and American Blackberry 4,6 each. Flowering and Evergreen Trees and Shrubs from 4/6 each. . , Privet, Lonicera and Beech Hedging. Hardy Plan s Telephone ...
... Golden Gage. 12/6 each. Raspberry Cane*, Norfolk Giant, f/- doz. Red Currants Laxtins No. 1, 3 each Giant. 1/6 each, 1 t Blackberry 4.6 each. Flowering and Evergreen from 4/6 each. * Privet, and Hedging. Hardy Plants Telephone WENDOVER 2252 Gold Medallists ...
... Hickman. 3 Mrs. V. Slade; dessert apples—l Mrs. Curtis, 2 Mr. Rickard, H Pursscll; any fruit not scheduled J. Bowden (blackberries). ...
... Special Offer Owing to movement restrictions two outstanding Pedigree T.T. Large White in-pig Gilts, one Blackberry born 18 4 (8/8) dam Tring Blackberry 115 th (11/8) sire Tring Wingate 33rd (I2f8) in pig to Whitccloud Wingate (13/12) due Mav 28th. The other ...
... at its best, and gave pleasure to numbers ot residents and visitors alike. It was also pointed out that “the profusion of blackberry brambles enabled many local housewives collect a considerable quantity of fruit for jam-making in the autumn —an imj portant ...
... marks. It was not until they reached shooting range that they ran out of ideas. The chances United had were as plentiful as blackberries and at the final whistle they ought to have had bushel of goals instead of a mere three. They were maslers at missing But ...
... Mrs. Debenham; culinary apples—l Miss I Moore. 2 Mrs R. M. Lemmon. 3 G, Huckle; gooseberries—l E. Baker. 2 G. Rowland: blackberries--! Mrs. Line. 2 Dr. M. Fordham: blackcurrants—l Mrs, R. Crockett. 2 Capt. C. G. Stratton; plums—l Cant. C. G. Stratton ...
... side have been a mass of May blossom, June roses and luxuriant foliage of all description In the autumn, a rich harvest of blackberries has been gathered. Recently, ail this beauty has been ruthlessly mutilated and destroyed, except for a few scraggy stumps ...