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... rowans, elderberries, edible fungi, and blackberries. Most children. and grown-ups. itself easily to other fruit. too, enjoy a blackberrying after. Blackbeniss combined with noon. and this fruit makes elderberries in Jam give as exce ll ent ja m and Jelly ...
... Christie. One Ilb. Jar of Blackcurrant Jam : I, Mrs. Hewson ; 2, Mrs. Yates. One Ilb. Jar of Stone Fruit Jam : I, Mrs. Christie ; 2, Mrs. Monson. One !lb. Jar of Soft Fruit Jam : I, Mrs. Hewson ; 2, Mrs. Blumson. One Jar of Jelly, excluding dark fruits ...
... K. Heryett. Plum jam: I Mrs. M. Owen, 2 Mrs. E. K. Sanford, 3 Miss L. Heryett. Blackberry jelly: 1 Mrs. E. K. Sanford, 2 Mrs. Hill, 3 Mrs. T. Williams. Chutney: I Mrs. W. Anderson, 2 Miss K. Heryett, 3 Mrs. M. Owen. Black currant jam: 1 Mrs. D. E. Parrott ...
... blackcurrants: I Mrs. Smyth. 2 Miss Mactic. 3 Miss 0. Pickering. Bottled apples: I B. 1.. Dance. 2 Mrs. Lochhead. 3 Miss 0. Pickering. Bottled raspberries: I Miss Macfie. Bottled blackberries: 1 Mrs. Sanford. 2 Mrs. Carter. 3 Miss 0. Pickering. Bottled tomatoes: ...
... F. Vidgeon. Vase of outdoor grown chrysanthemums: 1. H. Redwood: 2, CE. Dennis. Dahlias: 2, H. A. Miles. LADIES Blackberry and apple jam: 1. Mrs. J. R. Fasham: 2. Mrs. A. Silk: 3. Mrs. H. A. Miles Plums: 1. Mrs. E. Sayer: 2. Mrs. C. Page. Cooked beet: ...
... F. Vidgeon Vase of outdoor grown chrysanthemums: 1. H. Redwood; 2. C. E. Dennis. Dahlias: 2. H. A. Miles. LADIES Blackberry and apple jam: 1. Mrs. J. R. Fasharn: 2. Mrs. A. Silk: 3, Mts. 11. A. Wee. Pltuns: 1. Mrs. E Sayer; 2. Mrs. C. Page. Cookcd beet: ...
... Holler, 3 Mrs N. J. Sewell. Fruit : Dessert apples—3 W. Higgs; culinary—l W. Higgs. Plums Mrs G. Young, 2 C. A. Jbiiiou, D. Callaway. Blackberries—l M. Morgan, 2 Mr 3W. A. Pain. Four kinds fruit M. Morgan. Blackberries, wild Miss S. Baker. Flowers: Gladioli ...
... COOKERY Jam, stone fruit: 1. Mrs. E. Norman-Brown; 2, Mrs. L. Hardcastle; 3. Mrs. Couzens, Mrs. C. Boarer. Mrs. W. Lavender. Blackberry and apple Jelly: 1. Mrs. P. Hyder; 2. Mrs. E. Norman-Brown; 3. Mrs. V. Kirby. Chutney: 1. Mrs. C. Boarer; 2. Mrs. E ...
... tameless, P. J. Jamb; cabbage lettuce, C. J. Colwell. Members' fruit. Culinary apples. O. C. Bridger: dessert apples, L. K. Woods; pears. H. A. Roots: plums. L L Woods: blackberries. A. Hoopers; dish of berries. Mrs. M. Dub. Open Soria—Chrysanthemums. Sir ...
... 3, Mrs. E. Simmonds. Jar of Jam, raspberry: 1, Mrs. C. M. Dawkins; 2, Mrs. Dowle; 3, Mrs. W. Puxty. Redcurrant Jam: 1, M. Lamb; 2, Mrs. W. Puxty. Plum Jam: 1, Mrs. E. Ditch; 2, Mrs. Carnt; 3, Mrs. E. Coleborn. Strawberry Jam: 1, Mrs. G. M. Dawkins; 2, ...
... years of experience as a trained Skinner) welcomed the large Cooking apples' 1 Mis. Jones. nurse and has the cut ot making gathering. in Particular' Mrs. 2 Mrs Wheals: dessert apples: the dullest subje:ts lively and Brealy. Mrs. Quentin Evans I Mrs Weston ...
... Tomatoes: 1 Mrs M A Brown 2 G A Frost Truss of tomatoes 3 W F Weller Herbs: 1 Mrs M A Wright Any vegetable not in schedule 1 Read Apples dessert: 1 Mrs Brown 2 A W Ireland Cooking: 1 Mrs Brown 2 G A Frost Garden flowers: 1 Mrs Brown- 2 Mrs Wright 3 G A Frost ...