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... Cucumbers R. Wright. Any other vegetable, Mrs. J. Han._ . _ Plum Dessert apples, E. Hedgecock. Cooking apples, and collection of fruit. A. Williams. Plums, C. Gutteridge, Blackberries, C. Stevens. FLovvErts.— Asters, R. Wright. Roses, D. W. Chapman. Sweet ...
... dessert and cooking apples and for two types of pears. Pulborough for two types of apples, and Steyning [or pears. Camelslade, first in the preserves, had top scorings in apricots in syrup, lemon curd. rose hip syrup, raspberry jam. apricot jam, crab am* jelly ...
... Strawberry jam: 1. Mrs. A. R. Tapp; 2. Mrs. P. Linnington; 3. Mrs. D. Nicholls. Lemon curd: 1. Mrs. W. Tyrrel; 2. Mrs. 0. Puller; S. Mrs. N. H. Steed. Grapefruit marmalade: 1. Mrs. N. H. Steed; 2. Miss J. Stephens; 3. Mrs. J. R. Fulham. Apple jelly: 1. ...
... Rathbnne. Jam: I Miss E. Thomas (apple. pineapple and damson). 2 Miss M. Lewis (blackberry and apple). 3 Mrs. I Pavey (blackcurrant and strawberryi. Jelly: I Mrs. S. Raihbone (strong red currant). 2 Mrs. M. Bishop 'apple). 3 Miss F. Thomas ...
... strawberries 2s. 6d. to ss. 6d., chestnuts Bd., cobnuts Is. 3d. to Is. 6d., walnuts Is. 10d., blackberries Is. 6d., English black grapes Bd. to Is.. all at per Ib. Apples: Ellisons Orange 2id. to 5d., Lord Derbys t 0 3d., Russetts 34d., Newtons 2d. to 4d., Bramleys ...
... Drain. Pickling shallots: I Mrs. M. Morris. 2 J. Pavel. 3 Cant E. H. Thomas. Cooking apples: I Mrs. F. H. Wenham. 2 Mrs. E. Barnes. 3 Mrs. H. Knight. Dessert apples: I Mrs. C Gondsell. 2 Mrs. C. Cr:en, 3 Mrs. G. D. Warwick. Pears: I Mrs. S. Rathbone, ...
... suggested we made quick jam, and included mother and decided to go was some fallen apples; but John's quite different. mother thought it would be We wondered why they had wasted, as none of them likes brought a big suitcase and blackberry jam. thought perhaps ...
... Cucumbers, pair. A. Turner. Tomatoes, sin. F. Stonor Ltd: 12 F. Stonor Ltd. Apples, dessert, W. Pooley; cooking, W. Pooley. Plums. D. Epps. Pears, J. C. Richards. Blackberries. Mrs. J. Busfleld. Roses, Mrs. R. Canning. Sweet peas, R. Tucker. Dahlias. Mrs ...
... she feels that the arrangement cannot pulp which is left over after making go on. She does not, however, want t:ackberry and apple jelly? is Mrs. to get on bad terms with Mrs. Black. H.'s problem. I made some this Should she : week and it looks such a ...
... Mias Marren. Cacti—l Mrs Braddntnt, 2 A. Stent, 3 Roger Sunby. Apples, dessert—l Mix Butcher, 2 T. Newton, Miss A. Betts; cooking K. D. Tompsett, 2 Mrs A. Robinson, A. C. Stent. Blackberries, cultivated—l Mrs R. Isted, 2 T. Newton. 3 A. C Stent; wild—l ...
... Evening Townswomen s Mrs. Woodrow. 1 lb. pot of raspberry jam-1 Mrs. Woodrow, 3 Mrs. Osborne. Guild 1 lb. pot of jam, any other kind Mrs. Woodrow. 2 Mrs. Neame. 3 Mrs. Crouch. 1 lb. pot of blackberry jelly-1 Mrs. A. Foad. 2 Mrs Crouch. 3 Mrs. Woodrow. 1 lb ...
... tomatoes Mr Webb single truss of tomatoes Mr Webb cabbage D M Thomas shallots R L Thomas D M marrows Mr Ham Fruit— apples Mr Glynn Jones dessert apples Mrs Tears Mr Jones plums R J Taylor of other fruit Mr Braithwaite Flowers Single asters Mrs Gerrett double ...