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... Cupressus and a good selection of Shrubs. 4-YEAR-OLD BUSH FRUIT TREES also Gooseberries; Raspberries; Currants and Himalayan blackberries. On view morning of sale. W. and H. Peacock, 10 Lime Street. Bedford (66366). 18/605 ...
... Currants Cotswold Cross two year 18- per doz £4 10s per 100 Red Currants Laxtons No 1 two year 18- per doz £5 10s per 100 1000 Blackberry Tips Early Bedford Himalayan Giant 24- per doz per 100 £50 per 1000 Loganberries £2 per doz £15 per 100 Strawberry Plants ...
... duo; control In conditson. Very used cher Telellbone Kma's • 2177 6 pa. (82.3 11e71= 2 1 2 1H I (12 7 .2 BEDIORD GIANT BLACKBERRY Tips. and well rooted. 70s. per 100 O. Dint ' Join. ?none Tetrinpod TOP SOIL AVAILABLE Immediate Davos. BROWN AND WRIGHT ...
... mixed colours in Lots of 50. Privet and beech for hedging. Cupressus in variety, Black and Req currants: Gooseberries and blackberries. All commissions faithfully ‘executed. On view 10 o'clock morning of sale. W. and H. Peacock, 10 Lime Street, Bedford (66366) ...
... in the morning. He cleaned it out, getting some on his clothes His hands had been scratched some ciays before, handling blackberry bushes. I !nap. 0 Bunney mat' ILynn had been to approved school in 1953 tor breach or i Probation, and served six. 'months' ...
... £ |been able to reduce the raafments in advance, on April ilang wiientific societios” st 1t ‘“dbfi{ Mr. Colin Cress-|} BLACKBERRIES from 2/- to 1/6 0o and October 1. Bow 2y o o well, at the organ. eeese 2 / ok N d eet aeas, the Inle | “ngp. chksonr%rou ...
... TEA from 1/9 to 1/6 PAN-YAN PICKLE from 1/11 to 1/6 BEST RED NOW 3/6 per ' SOCKEYE SALMON ONLY tin e e S - BLACKBERRIES from 2/- to 1/6 PEACHES .. from 1/9 to 1/4} ~ FRUIT SALAD from 2/- to 1/6 ~ LOGANBERRIES ...
... included tury Harves: Supper M, POrk Pre, raddil Pie, pickles, mpkin pie. blackberry a appe tart, Scotch oat-cakes. raisin Cake, home-made wines and hop beer. They must have been verv wood harvests in those davs' RESULTS Local ri nw horn horses: Yeld ...
... favourite raw material was rushes, because it lent colour. With it. one could use woods such hazel, willow, lime, wild rose, blackberry. old man's beard. and canc. Tools needed, said Miss Prentice, were side cutters, broad-nosed pliers, curved and straight ...
... OH uncter 1 A VW Hor not and grown 9 #W ‘it long beet, 1 F H Taylor, 2 C H ins: six globe beet, | and 3 C % C WM Nicholas Blackberry, aged 2}. makes friends with “ Select of Myattfield,” the best dog in the show, entered by Mr. C. Archer. of Luton. ce ...
... and well above last year's poor crops. sons have already been pickled. but most will be markettd :ater. Blackberries. First marketings of blackberries have been made. The crop is fairly good both as to yield and l quahty of f-uit. lbeen , Isome VEGETABLES ...
... Simkins, 2 Mrs. J. T. Simkins, 3 D. Taylor; dessert apples, 1 Mrs. J. T. Simkins, 2 Mrs. J. T. Simkins, 3 E. M. Knight; blackberries, 1 Mrs. Nash, 2 Mrs,_ J. T. Simkins; plums, 1 E. M. Knight, 2 Mrs, L. B. Simkins, 3 B. M. Gudgin; roses, 1 W. and D. Taylor ...