... JOYCE'S lIGN swam es (k 3783-9) BLACKBERRIES WANTED As direct Exporters, we pay 'hell highest prices for clean, freshly picked. ripe berries. Fruit taken' from pickers every day it ! (Stores, Templebhaooon Quay.' Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m (except' dinner: ...

... O'Keeffe and W. Raville• The Moor, and M. Murphy and T. Whitney, Bridgetown, beat F. Sinnott and J. Wall, Rathangan. A blaCkberry market was opened at Bridgetown. and the fruit offered was bought at Bd. per st. Twenty-Five Years Ago A new pulpit, for ...

... visit to Holland and the ¢ori |l appear on 24th November, 1961, | outlook they engender in the 0U T |petition will be for blackberry Y. in all Post Offices, Garda Siochana | an age Wheni he s - roviding | ——————— Barracks, etc., throughout the county. ideals ...

... orders with; Kirby, poulterer, f ' arriek-on-W: them from English firms for firty I censed o mnd sck deaed 50% of tons of blackberries. hut had 10, ili incren I` 111 tile paid cancel the order of the N.. the Mich.le:- . .trike. Thia meant a big be.. to the ...

... WI ARE NOW OPEN TO SUE RABBITS TOPS -4/. EACH Blackberries Saying ernes en the 12th October neat—en meantime our pries AT 3/• PR. ST. McDERMOTT BROS., BONHAMS for sale. T. SHERLOCK, Ka& Road, Collon, County Lcuth. BONHAM. for sale. ARMSTRONG, Cllnatown ...

... BALATUM 1/5 Each. BUNGALOW CHAIR £3-19-6 RANO .T.V. TA au. E 2-10-0 DESMOND WALSH 93 WEST STREET, DROGHEDA WAR DECLARED ON BLACKBERRIES WANTED—Unlimited Quantities of Fresh Picked BERRIES In order to oomplete a Huge Contrast, I am now paying 5/- PER STONE ...

... Dundrum, Co. Dublin, '' • memory in St Patrick's cemetery. L Meehan Managing Divector, where he will be &tenoned fora The Blackberry Mee hans ;D. J. Meehan, Director. Y ear . get back Other weil-known men to teach , W. Gaffney. Secretary, do. : t r lntng ...

... market, potatoes fetched 3/- per stone: cabbage, from 3/- to 6/- per dozen: carrots. Bd. per lb.: Parsnips. Bd. per lb. Blackberries and slots were bringing 3/6 per stone, but, due to the bad weather there is a lull in business at the moment,. The Beet ...

... and then rushed at intent. jumped on Vincent's back and bit the boy's, back. In the laneway, there was woman picking blackberries. He' knew she was the wife of a man liy•I ing in Glenageary House, He re-' marked that the animal was cross., and she said ...

... was won by Mr. James O'Connor, ißaritlands, Gorey._ In a lane at Cloneybryrne, about 3 miles from Bunclody, primroses and blackberries were to be seen in abundance. Mr. D. O'Connor, Knocklea, Cam. pile, was awarded a prize for best furrow at Mooncout ploughing ...

... Went Picking Blackberries: Started £5O Fire ;rPIR.E!: Claddagh boys, two aged 'lighter and matches before setting out K eight and the third nine years of !to pick blackberries on Sunday, age went picking blackberries hst|September 17th. September and ...

... Prince, W. O'Brien; 3. Blackberry Lady. I'. Crowe. Tipperary , , Do. 125 miles of Tipperary I-1, ,Hertaboarne O'Riordan of Remington, P. A. Crowley: 2. Hephzl-Bah of I Palmerstown. Mr. and Mrs. C. A Bowen. !Dorrity: 3. Blackberry Lady. T. Crowe Non-Sporting—l ...