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... “DISPATCH,”. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1980 e week RICE PUDDING HEINZ 15% 0z DAIRY CUSTARD PICKERING . PIE FILLINGS gfip:& Blackberry/Appie & Raspberry) R.T.S. SOUPS DADDIES SAUCE v 14202 Brown/Tomato coorP PROCESSED PEAS FRAY BENTOS STEAK & KIDNEY PIE CO-OP ...
... an old hedge has been removed. In some areas the blackberries of the hedgerow are not as plentiful as they used to be, due possibly to changes in. farm husbandry. But in gardens cultivated blackberries are being increasingly grown, particularly the thornless ...
... much loss of flowering, and new plants can easily be grown from cuttings to fil gaps or for a further hedge. vided the blackberries quickly become a tangled jungle of canes. ¢ oo The planting season is October to March, in open weather, and immediately ...
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... he was a boy. He use to help his mother in the kitchen, make vinegar and sauces. Later he began picking fruits, such as blackberries, gooseberries and mayflowers from hedgerows. He never makes any of his wines from kits. Before his retirement Mr. Bray ...
... lb English and New Zealand Lambs (ft per lb approx. 30 to 40th each ALSO Chickens, sausage, cheese, eggs and bacon etc. Blackberry Farm Clipston-on-the-Wolds Nr. Plumtree, Nottingham Telephone Nottingham 892260 ...
... 100Ib English and New Zealand Lambs 65p per lb approx. 30 to 40Ib each ALSO Chickens, sausage, cheese, eggs and bacon etc Blackberry Farm Clipston-on-the-Wolds Nr. Plumtree, Nottingham Telephone Nottingham 892260 ...
... nt. Sow, born in 1879, on or between July 1 and August 31: 1 A. Gregory & Son, Poplarburn Blackberry 34th, Selby, North Yorks; 2 J. S. Millard, Tates Blackberry 66th, Caxton, Cambs; 3 H. J. & A. D. Warner, Kingslgymoor Dorothy 85th, Kingsleymoor, Sto ...
... people were to b u y In the autumn the tip pro- On Sunday, July 13 1 was Our ed drive appearances of late. vides pounds of blackberries, privileged to make the BBC E aton A d vertiser h o ffi ce coal their own house with the a id of towards hi g h- p ressured ...
... Earnshaw. Any specimen vegetable not on schedule, F. E. Harrison. Fruit:- Apples, cooking. S. Keeling. Dessert H. Hackman, Blackberries. Mrs. Horton. Flowers:- Dahlias, decorative, P. T. Fryett. Porn porn, P. T. Fryett. Cacti, P. T. Fryett. Roses, any variety ...
... Skelton, 2G. A. Bingham, 3 A, Johnson, 4 tomatoes 1 P Thompson, 2 B. Smith, 3.J. D. Till, 4 pears 1 B. Smith, 2 V. Skelton, blackberries 1 P. Jubbs, 2 B. Smith, 3 S. Harrison. Special classes: 4 white eggs 1 J. Neal, 4 brown 1 J. Neal, 2 M. Till, 3 J. D. Till ...
... of stubble, or hop from one to the other, looking for small mammals, which are more numerous at this time of the year. Blackberries are now fast ripening and waiting to be gathered. If you see an oak tree, look under the leaves. You will find common spangle ...