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... potatoes 15s. to 24 14.. cwt.; pears 2.1. to 401., plums Nil. to 8.1., apples 14,1. to 6.1. (foss 94.1 3.1. to 5.1., blackberries 5,1. to tomatoes 9.1. to Is. Id., runner beans 3.1. to 8,1., peas 71d.. onions 44.1. to 51,1., shallots 544. to 7,1. lb ...
... to 9.6 each. Produce: Ware potatoes to £1,6 bag, feeding to 4/6. Carrots to 5 6 bag., beetroot to 4,9. Plums to 26. lb.; blackberries to 26. Runner beans to 6d. lb.; marrows 11/. dozen: cabbage 5 3 dozen: tomatoes 1 - lb.: cucumbers 7 6 dozen: lettuce 3 ...
... Blackberries: Fm Want Them HAS there ever been a ycar like this for blackberries? I doubt it. All mound the hedgerows there are clusters ut this luscious fruit hanging like black diamonds, and it is mainly of first quality. In an hour and a half last ...
... Dunn; 3, A. Clifford. Victoria plums-1, E. Johnson. Dessert pears-1, W. Godfrey; 2, G. Tong; 3, Mrs. Coleman. Cultivated blackberries-1. P. Dunn; 2, Group-Captain Neville; 3, Mrs. Boons. Cooking pears-1, Mrs. Coleman; 2, W.Godfrey; 3, A. Clifford. Grapes-1 ...
... PRIZE FRUIT A gloriously mouth - watering array of cultivated blackberries. Victoria plums, grapes and pears were to be seen in the fruit section. The Amateur Gardening silver-bronze medal was awarded to Mr. G. Eggleton for the most outstanding exhibit ...
... outside to dry. BLACKBERRY JELLY I have a huge crop of blackberries which wig be reedy any time sew, says tacky Mrs. F.W. 1 Isere tried away times to make blackberry jidy, but I can sever get it to set &es. I suggest you try making blackberry and apple ...
... big the o m ys . is Sean Lafferty at the age of seven Keith Tress, Westfield House. Lower .1 u tter or syr up, rub milk Blackberries cannot easily be mit- months -he was born on 24 No- Haistow , aged 10. Graham Burtos , so s howl. warm OF TrilrE taken ...
... ; cah- E, J. Parker £ Sons.-Pig. dearer I loage 2s. 9,1. doz.; tomatoes 1, 3.1. lb.; It psi k. rs 3 4 , 33,, 31, 6.1., blackberries 9.1. II.; beans 5.1. lb.; 31,, 641.; Ifs', porkers 152 345. od., 285., I cream 2.. 6.1, carton; eggs. large M. tall. 5* ...
... Produce — ware potatoes to 25/- bag, feeding to 8 -; cauliflowers to 3/3 doz.: cabbage to 2/9: tomatoes , to 1/3 lb.: blackberries to 9d. lb.: beans to lb. Rabbits to . 6/6 brace. ...
... picked in two hours on Monday by Mr. A. J. Velvick, of Sandwich, at Woodnesborough. In tha same field women were picking blackberries. ...
... and radio to Remember the birds What sort of land do we Ilse in when children are warned by county councils not to pick blackberries in the hedges ; and when grouse are raised by hand and good bags are hoped for. while, at the same time, pigeons are described ...
... Worcwiter 4 - to 22,-; pears. Williams to 21/- bushel; plums, Gt. Prune 7d. to 9d Marjorie 70.. damsons 4d. to 9d.; blackberries 1 , 2 to 1/5 lb.: strawberries 4 4 to 4,6. SITTINCIOURNE - - 'tiessrs. F. Austen Bensted &I .v. B . Sons report: Steers ...