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... lettuce 1 E Drayton Section (B) Six plums 1C Wright six dessert apples 1 Lady Braybrooke 2 C Wright 3 E Drayton six cooking apples 1C Wright six dessert pears 1C Wright 2 Lady Braybrooke blackberries 1 W Jay 2 Lady Braybrooke Section (C) 1 Vase chrysanthemums ...
... Orange Pippin— Barnes and Smith 2 1 The Plot 3 Mr G Wallis: apples any other dessert variety 1 Barnes and Smith 2 The Plot 3 Mr G Wallis Bramleys 1 The Plot 2 Mr W Currington 3 Mr G Wallis apples any other cooking variety The Plot 2 Mr W Currington 3 Mrs ...
... urge to make the juice The apples pears and plums apart from blackberries and other fruit have put a strain on my desire to make things from fruit I still have many many pounds of apples to pick and deal with I have an old apple called Charles Perry whose ...
... few going a long way Blackberries especially the cultivated ones are another winner and gooseberries are ideal just put them into large bags and they will stay separated Lat ater in the month it’s advisable to buy up windfall apples if you haven’t your ...
... A. Bailey.—Spring onions : 1, VV uruer; 2, A. Bailey; 3, L. Russell. Early dessert apples : 1 L. Russell; 2, 0. Aves. Late ditto: I.'G Joyce; 2, O. Aves.—Cooking apples : 1 P. Jay; 2, T. Thurgood.—Asters : 1, W. Turner; 2, P. Jay. —Bunch flowers: l| W ...
... G Rusted D Rookes 3 Mrs Carver do stone 1 and 2 D Rookes 3 Mrs N Fortin Blackberries 1 S B Tofts 2 Mrs D Rookes 3 P Peters Home-made jam and 3 Mrs N Fortin 2 Mrs G Peters do jelly D Rookes do cake 1 D Rookes do sponge 1 D Rookes 2 Mrs A Medcalfe 3 J Saunders ...
... beans and lower often sets fruits which are sometimes called “potato apples” These too are poisonous and should not be eaten Only breeders of new potatoes ever allow “potato apples” to ripen to save the seeds For the rest they should be removed from the ...
... Quinnell 2 Mr R Turner: cos lettuce 1 Mr H Palmer cabbage lettuce 3 Mr H Palmer cauliflower 2 Mr H Palmer Dessert apples 2 Mr W J Jay cooking apples 1 Mr W J Jay 2 Mrs B J Brooke-Smith Chrysanthemums: three -plus varieties 1 Mr Bulley 2 Mrs G Quinnell 3 Mr ...
... sugar Boil quick fire stirring the time it thickens on plate jellies done Or drop a water if mix water it is good This jelly is delicious to clear colour it resembles is as jelly QUINCE JELLY Take about twenty-five quinces cut in quarters in a large preserving ...
... Teversham and Mrs F M Coleman do stone Mrs F M Coleman 2 Mrs F Nunn 3 Mr R V Smith blackberries 1 B Tofts 2 Mrs Carver 3 Mrs D Rookes 1 Mrs D Rookes 2 Mrs F Nunn 3 Mrs N Fortin jelly 1 Mrs N Fortin 2 Mrs Dennington 3 Mrs M R Creek cake 1 Mrs F M Coleman 2 Mrs ...
... straight off the field whereas a malting sample will usually find a ready market Potato stores Breakdown of tubers due to Jelly End Rot and blight is continuing in many stores are not likely to pro 7 What do the following have common? George Cave James ...
... Christadelphian Meeting Room, 136 Moiilsham Street. —Advt. BLACKBERRIES FOR HOSPITAL. The Secretary the Chelmsford Hospital thanks the 7th Chelmsford Girl Guides, who kindly collected 451b. blackberries at the week-end, saying gifts of this nature are much ...