... Dunn; 3, A. Clifford. Victoria plums-1, E. Johnson. Dessert pears-1, W. Godfrey; 2, G. Tong; 3, Mrs. Coleman. Cultivated blackberries-1. P. Dunn; 2, Group-Captain Neville; 3, Mrs. Boons. Cooking pears-1, Mrs. Coleman; 2, W.Godfrey; 3, A. Clifford. Grapes-1 ...

... outside to dry. BLACKBERRY JELLY I have a huge crop of blackberries which wig be reedy any time sew, says tacky Mrs. F.W. 1 Isere tried away times to make blackberry jidy, but I can sever get it to set &es. I suggest you try making blackberry and apple ...

... ; cah- E, J. Parker £ Sons.-Pig. dearer I loage 2s. 9,1. doz.; tomatoes 1, 3.1. lb.; It psi k. rs 3 4 , 33,, 31, 6.1., blackberries 9.1. II.; beans 5.1. lb.; 31,, 641.; Ifs', porkers 152 345. od., 285., I cream 2.. 6.1, carton; eggs. large M. tall. 5* ...

... and radio to Remember the birds What sort of land do we Ilse in when children are warned by county councils not to pick blackberries in the hedges ; and when grouse are raised by hand and good bags are hoped for. while, at the same time, pigeons are described ...

... Produce — ware potatoes to 25/- bag, feeding to 8 -; cauliflowers to 3/3 doz.: cabbage to 2/9: tomatoes , to 1/3 lb.: blackberries to 9d. lb.: beans to lb. Rabbits to . 6/6 brace. ...

... picked in two hours on Monday by Mr. A. J. Velvick, of Sandwich, at Woodnesborough. In tha same field women were picking blackberries. ...

... big the o m ys . is Sean Lafferty at the age of seven Keith Tress, Westfield House. Lower .1 u tter or syr up, rub milk Blackberries cannot easily be mit- months -he was born on 24 No- Haistow , aged 10. Graham Burtos , so s howl. warm OF TrilrE taken ...

... Worcwiter 4 - to 22,-; pears. Williams to 21/- bushel; plums, Gt. Prune 7d. to 9d Marjorie 70.. damsons 4d. to 9d.; blackberries 1 , 2 to 1/5 lb.: strawberries 4 4 to 4,6. SITTINCIOURNE - - 'tiessrs. F. Austen Bensted &I .v. B . Sons report: Steers ...

... HARVEST SUNDAE 2 lb. cooking apples; 4 lb. blackberries; 6 oz. sugar; One family brick dairy ice cream. Make a syrup of sugar and water. Peel, core and slice the apples and simmer with the blackberries until tender. Arrange sPoonsful of ice cream In sundae ...

... cooking): 1. W. Stewart; .desserti: 1, S. Parker; 2, M. J. .Pox; 3. C. Dennis. Pears: 1, R. Sharp: 2. T. Plumb; 3. H. A. Miles. Blackberries: 1. Mrs. B. Pox; 2. Mrs. D. J. Earl: 3, C. Dennis. _ Section - Potatoes: 1. R. Huckstep; 2. P. Petley; 3. W. S. Btudham; ...

... Mrs. heel; white. 1 Mrs. Craninei, 2 Mrs. Keel. 3 Mrs. Mills; cooking apples, 2 Mrs. Craniner; plums, 2 Mrs. Richards ; blackberries; 1 airs. M. Jar. is 2 Mr, Merrick; gladioli, 2 Mrs. liovee; dahlias, large, Mrs. Royce. 2 Mrs. Ncigutiugale, 3 Mr•. Herbert; ...

... partridges lurk. This again is lined with trees early Norman decorative art in ficance. Suddenly you are at Woolage and oh! the blackberries! the world. The fourteen on the outer. I I Green. Ahead of you and a little to The carvings both inside and semi-circle ...