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... BLACKBERRIES Tall tin 4 Medium tin 1] Danoxa BONED CHICKENTin{ /4 Chivers Olde English MARMALADE 1/6 for {4 / McDougalls S.R. FLOUR (31b.) i - 1/10 forv“ McDougalls S.R. FLO! (31b) 1/10 for 4 RYVITA 1/1 for 11 QUAKER OATS . 1/9% for 4/ Chef TOMATO KETCHUP ...
... DIVISION E, FRUIT Degcert apples, 1 Miss O. Symonds, 2°'W, Slater; blackberries, ' 1 Miss A. 8, Chambers, 2 Mrs. M. Brett; dessert pears, 1| Miss A, S. Chambers; rhubarb, ] Mrs. D. Worsley, 2 C, Wallbank, 3 W. Slater; plums, 1 Mrs. F. Robinson, 2 W ...
... LIQUEURS AAVOCART setae s aas oA 8 = 14/6 Apricot Brandy . 45/- 23/- Benedicting 99/8 28/4 Blackberry Brandy 39/- Chartreuse Yellow 59/6 30/3 Chartreuse Creen 69/6 35/3 ColNtreatl «ooeseiveesese D9/4 28/2 Creme de Menthe ...
... any variety, 1 A. 8. Chambers, 3 W, Slater; cooking, any variety, 1 Mrs, Skelding, 2 A. S. Chambers, 2 R. W.. Stratton, Blackberries, cultivated, 1 Mrs. F. Hulatt, 2 Al 8. Chambers, 3 Mrs. ' M. ‘Brett; dessert pears, 1 Mrs. F. Hulatt, 2 A. & Chambers; ...
... WEDNESDAY. Hth MARCH 1953. at 11 o’clock EXHIBITION GLADIOLUS CORMS. in packets of 50 and 100: Black Currant; Gooseberry and Blackberry; Bush and Climbing Roses: Flowering Shrubs and Conifers; four-year-old Apple. Pear, and Plum Trees in popular varieties ...
... 1 prefer as sounding somehow 50 PFalstafan, are now at their best. The bramble blossom, Loo, gives promise of a prolific blackberry crop. A flock of young lapwings settled in the road before me, Their mottled appearance suggested but contrasted strikingly ...
... Patterson, her husband, and family, parked their car at the side of the road at Stagsden and went into neighbouring fields blackberrying. - The two defendants came upon the scene, saw the_ car, and while Willis acted as lookout Stallard searched the inside ...
... a.m. Including; 4-year-old Apple, Pear, and Plum Trees in leading varieties; Black, Red, and White Currant, Gooseberry, Blackberry, Loganberry, and Raspberry. STAiNDARD ROSES: 11. T. and Floribunda bush, and climbing Roses: Honeysuckl e; STA NDARD ORNA ...
... in. Including: 4-year-old Apple, ,Pear, apd Plum Trees in leading varieties; Black. Red. and White Currant, Gooseberry, Blackberry, Loganberry. end Raspberry. STANDARD ROSES: ALT.' and Floribunda, bush. and climbing. R 08116; Clematis: Honeysuckle; STANDARD ...
... FRUIT AND COOKING Blackberries, 1 Mr. W. Slater, 2 Mrs. D. Wilson; pears, 1 Miss 8. Chambers, 2 Mrs. W. Slater, 3 Mr. A. Chambers; cooldn‘( apples, 1 Mrs, RBerrington, 2 Mr, Blake, 3 Mrs. Skelding: dessert apples, 1 Mr. W. Slater, 2 Mr. A, Chambers, 3 ...
... Chesham, after a wet and windy ride along the top of the Downs. On the way to tea one rider was forced to ride'throu§h a blackberry bush, because of high speed and a sharp sandy corner; he emerged mounted and smiling. Tea was enjoyed by 20 members at Woburn ...
... :—STRAWBERRIES • RASPBERRIES • PRUNES • PEARS • APRICOTS • FRUIT SALAD • RHUBARB • GOOSEBERRIES LOGANBERRIES • CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES • CHERRIES • VICTORIA PLUMS • RED PLUMS • GOLDEN PLUMS • GREENGAGES DAMSONS • PEACHES, CtC. VEGETABLES :—FRESH GARDEN PEAS ...