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... Mrs. P. E. Miles, 3 Mr. J. d. Clarke. Class 11, any other variety of fruit: 2 Mr. J. G. Clarice. Class 12, lb. punnet of blackberries: 1 Mr. L. Finn, 2 Mr. G. Tong, 3 Mrs. P. E. Miles. ...
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BlILI?L'ITS Cricket match, fete and flower show raised £75
... Clarke. Class 26, 1 lb. jar of raspberry jam: I Mr. L. Finn, 2 Mrs. J. G. Clarke, 3 Mrs. K. Arnold. Class 27, 1 lb jar of blackberry jam: 1 Mrs. J. G. Clarke, 2 Mrs. Parsons. Class 28, lb. jar of red Currant jelly: 2 Mrs. J. G. Clarke. Class 29. 2 lb. jar ...
ASHFORD
... 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. ...
STUBBS CROSS I (*NC GARDENERS SURPRISE SHOW JUDGES
... 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 ...
Plums
... 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. ...
, .......... i I VISIT i OLD DAYS OF 'HOPPING', RECALLED USED Farm Equipment I NEW SPRAY TO KILL WEEDS
... Edward 29 -• chats!to 4d. lb.: tomatoes to 1,6: was stolen from Mount Road. 8 - to 12 -. Onions 18 ' - to plums to 14-. blackberries to Chatham. during Thursday 204-; cabbage 3/,- to 7i.- box; 1 1/1. night. t 23 , 3 overwelghts 20!-; sows. fat £32/10 /0; ...
TONBRIDGE
... 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. ...
ASHFORD
... ; apples 2.1. to 7d., pears 2d. to od., plums 34d. to 9,1.. gage, 101., damsons 6d. to 8.1., mushrooms 25. to Cs. 2.1., blackberries 5.1. to 1001., tomatoes 9.1. to Is. 1.1., peas 31d., runner testis 44d. to 8,1., shallots Ild. lb.; potatoes 205. to 335 ...
Ashford sheep and lamb sale ATand lambs at .Ashford last ; 53 1) 771 6 ~Down,a v B e 7
... 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 ...
SANDWICH
... 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
... 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 ...
PRIZE FRUIT
... 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 ...