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... Nearly every town has a Van-Dal stockist; fill the soft fruit gap between the black currant and the i n o th er wo rds blackberry, he decided to try the huckleberry this year and planted a tenth-of-an-acre. • The results have been moat Keep branch. ...
... Victoria 1/1 to 1/5. 13/31), heavy (93 1 ) 1 / 10 1 to 1.. 96 to 10d.. Merry-1/71 (1/9), very heavy (249) ' weather 9d. Blackberries 1 0 d. to 1/74 to 1/M (1/6); ewes (48) to in cobnuts 4d. to 66. Eggs— A N Inspector of the Ministry .a member of the local ...
... delicious way of elitist fully • ripe blackberries raw, drop them, de-stalked, into a jar, sugar between and leave for a short time until juice and rape run together. An unusual anmbination of stalkstripped blackberries and elderberries gives a piquant jam ...
... Mr. Godfrey: 3, Miss Springbett. lums (Victoria) : 2. Miss Springbett. Pears (dessert) : Mr. P. Dunn: 2. Mr. Clifford. Blackberries (cultivated) : 1. Mr. Dunn: 2. Mr. Anderson: 3. Miss Springbett. Pears (cooking) : 1. Mr. Clifford: 2. Mr. L. G. Barton: ...
... of the smallest churches in the country . BLACKBERRIES AND SLOES Church Lane is winding but it is a pleasant walk and at this time of the year, the hedgerows are laden with some of the most luscious blackberries I have ever tasted. A little way along. I ...
... Hill (from where. looking back you get a very fine view across country) and thence to Blean. Al! along the roadside were blackberries galore, the bushes entwined now and then with the tendrils of bryony. These berries are now a greenish yellow but soon ...
... Yates. o Light plums: 2. O. A, Gilbert; Dark plums: no entries; Damsons: 1. G. E. Ditch, 2. W. F. Halliday: Half-pound of blackberries: 1. Mrs. I, K. Littlewood, 2. G. E, Ditch, SECTION 3—FLOWERS Best collection: 1. F. A. Davis, 3. H. Playford; Decorative ...
... 111.. swedes 135. cwt.; apples to 5.., pears 31d. to 7d.. damsons 44d. to 74,1.. plums 6.1. to 94,1., strawberries 3s. blackberries 54.1. to 10 cob nuts lid., mushrooms 24. 3.1. to 3s. ' tomatoes 64. to 114., unions 54. to 7d., runner beans Id. to ...
... a the ter) , and leaking radiator. Towns (J. Cornelius. A. C. 10d. lb.: Victoria 1/ 7 : Lyle. I. J. Forshew and W. ed. Blackberries 9d. to 10d. lb. world other than her own They had to spedd three more), Maidstone (J. Cobnuts 7d. to ad. Hen egp 2/4i circle ...
... cooking apples: 1 Mrs. Weston. 2 Mrs. Jones, 3 Mrs. Wills; five dessert: 1 Mrs. Harvey, 2 Mrs. Weston; open: Mrs. Jones; 12 blackberries :1 Mrs. Harvey, 2 Mrs. Neame. _ Pot plants—Flowering: Mrs. Jones: non-flowering: Mrs. Jones. Flowers—Vase. six varieties: ...
... Women's Institute demonstrated its originahty by having country dancing on the last and hottest Wednesday in August and a blackberry picnic on the first and wettest Tuesday in September Despite the contrary weather, both were thoroughly enioyed; it was ...
... William 8/6 the Dean of Canterbury. Dr. Watts 6-3. 6-3. ! Angling contest CULTIVATION 101 d. lb.: Switching 7d.: damsons 9d. Blackberries fki to 10d lb.: cobnuta lifd. to 90. Hewlett Johnson. The two regiments are Ladies' singles-Miss J. A. was spark Langley) ...