... POTATOES A prosperous new year is not the phrase that immediately springs to the mind of local potato producer and exporter, Mr. William Hamill. ...

... Potatoes SEED Potato Promotions has announced another moderately successful shipping year for Northern Ireland seed potatoes. Figures recently obtained from the Department of Agriculture for Northern Ireland show that while total shipments at 42,193 tonnes ...

... POTATOES Acreage payments in respect of all potatoes (other than early varieties) grown in the 1955-56 season will be made as follows: Group 1 (Gladstone. Majestic. Arran Peak. Dunbar Standard. King Edward and Ulster Supreme). 1:3 per acre. Group 2 (all ...

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... Potatoes SMART YOUNG GIRL required for our Fashion Department d wages offered to suitable person with experience. ...

... POTATOES Potatoes, which suffered sorely from' the damp condition of the ground last year, and a blight early on in the season, are expected to be .a large crop, and cabbage and turnips are exceptionally ,good in some areas. ' On ihe clay lands the advantage ...

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... Potatoes Q-d%ml,):ed Potatoes for sale. Moneymore 713. 25 cwt. Seed Potatoes for sale, Kerr’s Pink, %(())od quality. Frank Porter, Kilcmnafihan Road, Tobermore. Tel. Draperstown 28564. Seed Potatoes and Eatigg Potatoes for sale; also Dy ...

... Potato AN OVERSEAS industrial promotions officer with the Department of Commerce told members of Magherafelt District Council recently that he expected the new year to be a better one for industry. Mr. Robert Tempest, who promotes Northern Ireland’s interests ...

... POTATOES At local markets the (straight) average rice's of all classes for the main crop and for Arran Victory (the principal variety) again arose--tire former by Is 74d to 17s 4id pear cwt• and the latter by 29 id to 18s 2d. COLERAINE A.E.U. AND THE ...

... POTATOES “You see | have lived on Irish whisky and potatoes for many years that your American cookery has completely upset me. | can't see what these Americans make such a fuss over me. Why in England nobody ever notices me at all. “'Oh, say, me boy, ...