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... MARKET SALE of 38,000 FRUIT TREES, BUSHES, ROSES AND ORNAMENTALS including 3F,000 GOOSEBERRIES, BLACKCURRANTS, RASPBERRIES BLACKBERRIES Also 8.700 PLUMS, PEA RS AND APPLES from Standard to Hush (Principally 2-yeanold) I 3 , 000 Standard & Bush ROSES (Floribunda ...
... raspberries. 826; black currants. 2.285; red and white currants, 238; gooseberries, 1.374; loganberries and cultivated blackberries, 475. The orchard area is more than a third of the country's 'total. Since the small farmer schema came into operation ...
... too, with hedges which are being closer cut, crushing from growth the almondessenced hawthorn, the summer wild rose, the blackberry pink and all the bushy sprays Man's progress built with power mast overbear the featherweight of beauty in a changing ...
... Mrs. Davis ieported the Canterbury annual council meeting. Airs. N. Taylor had added to Cancer Fund collection by selling blackberries and so on. and a bring-and-buy sale for the cause was well supported. Mr. Clark spoke on Chairs Through The Ape, with ...
... Primroses and Blackberries to buy school swim pool SCHOOLS' FESTIVAL Mr. Pastry, the children's friend, joined in the fun at Frittenden when the Primary School's new swimming pool was opened headmaster said the had been made possible by the hard work ...
... 3d. to Bid., cherry plums 3d. to 74 , gages 10d. to 11d., itoredss 3.d. to Is., apples 4d. to 10.1.. Pears 2d. to 3d., blackberries Bid. to Is. 3d. ib.; carrots 3s. to 125.. beet 2s. 6d. to 95.. spring onions 6s. doz. bundles; cucumbers 94, marrows 6s ...
... arr: 1, Mrs. O. M. Dyke; 2, Mier Coar; 3, Miss L. Cr..ss. Home industries.—Bottled black currants: 2, S. Cooper. Bottled blackberries: 1, Mrs. J. Williams; 2, S. Cooper. Bottled gooseberries' 1, B. Cooper; 2, Miss I. Richard. son; 3, Mrs. Mayer. Bottled ...
... guinea fowl eggs, 3s. per dozen; apples, M. to 644.; plums, sd, to 114.; gages, W. to Ild. : cherry plums. 41. to 7d.; blackberries, 6d. to 94.; pears, 5d to 514.; tomatoes, Is. 2d. to Is. 651.; mushrooms, 35.; broad beans. 551.; run• 'net beans, Is. ...
... duck eggs 3s. to 3s. 6.1. doz.; plums 3.1. to 9.1.. gages 4.1. to 10.1.. damsons 6d. to 101.. cherry plums 3.1. to 6.1. blackberries 6.1. to 9.1., apples 14.1. to 54.1., pears 24.1. to 6.1., tomatoes 10.1. to Is. 7.1., mushrooms 45., ninner bean' 3,1. ...
... Apples, cooking, I Mr. L. Hi lls, 2 Mrs. Judges, 3 Mr. Halsey; eating, 1 Mr. L. Hills, 2 Mr. N. Knott, 3 Mr. J. A. Stewart. Blackberries, 1 Mr. E. beithes, 2 Mr. Kitchin, Mr. R. Austen. Plums, 1 Mrs. Swain snr. ' 2 Mr. Ron Swain, 3 Mr. L. Hills. Table centre ...
... speaking the crops have been well up to standard. As usual there are a few second crop strawberries being picked in bent. Blackberries, now in full pick. are of much better quality than last year. They are making up to Is. more per pound. ...
... rabbits to 8.. Produce: Eggs. extra large 6.. .ul.; large 5..; med. 4..; apples 4d. lb.; tomatoes Is. 6d. lb.; plums Is. lb.; blackberries Is. Id. lb. ...