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... her own clothes. Her experiences in wine-making have been many, Among them is the time the cork flew out of a bottle of blackberry wine. She had pressed it down too firmlv (a point to watch when making wine). All over a brand-new carpet the rich, red ...
... Moues.; of Normanby. 2-3 Littlehampton). White sow: 1 pins . E4O-1.87 10s. 11.63' December 1, 1959: 1 Arundel Combridge Blackberry 105th 1 EDENBRII3O= Castle Orlene I Pitzalan-Howard Estates). Bull, any age: 1 Irene .1. Richardson. . Horsham). Female ...
... 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 ...
... Motor Cyclist Injured honeysuckle and wild roses began and, my word, what a crop of blackberries there should he later in the year! After a couple of miles almost any turning on the left will take you to Hastingleigh. but I walked on until I reached four ...
... wine were exhibited. Many of the wines were made from fruit from the ordinary garden, raspberries, gooseberries. apples, blackberries, parsnips, and grapes—and even from pea pods. A Maidstone wine maker claimed that the wione costs about sixpence a bottle ...
... utznout me been Irrigating red currants In- 1 we o f b o p! Trial sample tree from :s Pi , Cecil House„ terplanted with blackberries ' NERVONE. Devi. liolborn Viaduct, London, E.C.I. for a number of years. . Mr. Wickham's practice is to BLUE STi ,satisfy ...
... 3 Mr. Cane. Raspberries: 2 Mrs. Stannard. Blackcurrants: 1 Mr. Wraight, 2 Mr. V. T. Cox. Cooking apples: Mr. Wraight. Blackberries: 2 Mr. Cox, 3 Mr. Cane. Dessert apples: 1 Mr. Cox, 2 Mr. Wraight. Flowers (Members) __ 1 Mr. Cox, 2 Sweet peas (mixed): ...
... Mrs. R. Mrs. E. Carter ; French ud cess, A. Stevens, 2 Mrs. R. : Burgess k id ey potatoes: 1 Mrs. R. Burges A, Stevens. Blackberri : 1 Mrs, E. Carter, Walker; gooseberries : 1 Mrs 2 A. Stevens black- Harvey, 1 A. Stevens ; tomatoes: currants Elphick. ...
... 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. ...
... to 26., Greet Prune 40. to bd.. PTIOCe of Wales 91d., Purple Egg 30. to bd., Yellow 3d. to 40.. Victoria 4d, to led.: blackberries 54. to 94. lb.: loganberries 2/4. Hen eggs 3,4 to 8 1 doz. SITTINGSOURNI 'liners. Austen Bensted & evil Sons report: Steers ...