... Blackberries This year's blackberry crop seems to be fairly good, but for some reason or other, the same amount of pickers as other years are not to be seen, especially with the good price per stone that is being paid. Maybe like many other things picking ...

... Blackberries The income to many homes is being supplemented by the revenue derived from Blackberry picking which many members of families are engaged at. They are being purchased for dispatch to factories which process these berries into a concentrate ...

... coarse of events people should be able to collect blackberries and mushrooms at this time of year, but the unbelievably long drought, coupled with the early frost of a week ago, stunted the growth of blackberries, which are usually very plentiful throughout ...

... FRUIT PICKERS REQUIRED Days and Girls asosdrad Saturdays marolass to pick cultivated blackberries at Lamb Brea Fruit Parm. Smverstum. Dvnvbvt• TOP Ratan Paid Lorry will sollost Welters at lialbrisaan WNW at 7.4 d a.an. and at Car Park (bogies Muni). at ...

... including one which referred to the North as a finger severed from the hand and another which talked about children picking blackberries, and asked: Why are the good ones always at the top? lan Kirkpatrick, a commercial artist from Terenure, Dublin. sang ...

... Glossies Red or corally everyday shades, or see the return of brilliant reds and wait for the great new Glossies Gal- deep blackberry shades. These brill 'ore which Dorothy Gray are shortly lam shades draw instant attention to lintroducing. Whatever rouge ...

... (browny--1, Mgt. Rowe; 2, M. Lyng. Eggs (white)-1, Mrs. H. C. Co!dough. Eggs (tinted)--1, Mgt. Rowe; 2, Mrs. M. Lyng. Jams (blackberry)-1. James Doran; 2, Mrs. James Doran; 3, M. Fitzpatrick. Jams (otrawberrY)--1. Mgt. Quigley; 2, Mrs. Dier; 3, Mgt. Quigley ...

... When prices are high and the money has dwindled. Think the streams where the 'Rainbow' abide In Kilmacanogue. where the blackberries flourish. And frochans grow free on tfti . Sugarloaf side. 'A Very Young Son' 'Mae an is translated. And is the Church ...

... Rev. W. J. Harpur. P.P., presided. The secretary, Mr. J. Codd, reported that many new members had been enrolled. With the blackberry season almost finished, many people in Kilmore district had started picking winkles on the seashore near the Quay. Mother ...

... beautifully laid-out grounds. There was a large attendance representative of all the adjoining counties and Dublin. The blackberry market opened at Castlebridge and the price was 3s. per stone. Thomas Walsh, Upper Bride Street, Wexford, a shunter in the ...

... Cusbie Valley was sold -to Mr. Collins in the 525 Pleasant King. Ashfield North and reached the Mull of a Lacy. Drumna blackberry, SALUsprint stake at Celtic Park. 11101L4 LADY, Truk Again. Arle The next litter hid. perhaps. Lad. the greatest impression ...