NEW AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES
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NEW AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES
... NEW AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES. BEST OF ALL, each 9d. CR AT yEGIFOLIA - - EARLY CLUSTER- • JNO. Per dozen. - 6/- WILSON, JUNIOR. kik Per dozen.'s . o,o 4 7/- ..':! LAWTON'S'Large Fruit -6/.. MAMMOTH, Fruit immense size - 6/- WILSON JUNIOR, one of the Best ...
MUBRBOONS and Blackberries wanted. Large or small quantities takea.—Fred Long. Red Lion. Ciraneestxr. 0156 N
... MUBRBOONS and Blackberries wanted. Large or small quantities takea.—Fred Long. Red Lion. Ciraneestxr. 0156 N ...
TORN PAINTER, of Ewen Farm, Cirencester, lamb, gives Notice to poachers, wood stealer*, and blackberry pickers, ..
... TORN PAINTER, of Ewen Farm, Cirencester, lamb, gives Notice to poachers, wood stealer*, and blackberry pickers, that after this found on land or in woods in his omitsim and straying dogs sbot. Wasted, aey gaudily hi Rees, m object, felt peke gleaa.—agenema ...
NEW AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES. WILSON! JUNIOR • Per dozen. BEST OF ALL, each 9d. - -7 7/- CRATAGIFOLIA - EARLY CLUSTER-
... NEW AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES. WILSON! JUNIOR • Per dozen. BEST OF ALL, each 9d. - -7 7/- CRATAGIFOLIA - EARLY CLUSTER- 6 / - JNO. JEFFERIES & SON, ROYAL: NURSERIES, CIRENCESTER, Per dozen, LAWTON'S - Large Fruit- MAMMOTII, Fruit immense size - 6/- WILSON ...
Do you think you'll pick ups greater *latch, may I ask ? Dukes are not as plentiful as blackberries. What
... Do you think you'll pick ups greater *latch, may I ask ? Dukes are not as plentiful as blackberries. What will your father say ? I've told pa, and he says, ' All right.' He doesn't want me to marry a man I loathe and despise. You were quite willing ...
WILTS AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE STANDARD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1896
... profit on poor land, namely, the production of blackberries for market sale. It states that a farmer, with eight acres of unproductive land, turned it to good account by laying it down with blackberries. Selling 9,000 quarts at 3d. he was enabled to get ...
DELAYED WEDDING
... farming paper. This year there is • fine promise of blackberries. but they are late, and October will see most of the picking done. We have no evidence to show the extent to which the traffic iu blackberries affects the sale of cultivated fruit, but it must ...
STANDARD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1907
... keeping his birds at home is much harder this year than usual. This state s is partly attributable to the lateness of the blackberry crop, and partly to the ment /tate of tho weather. The weather has been foggy nearly everywhere in the kingdom lately, and ...
WILD FILI'LTS AND BIDDIES
... summer weather has been favourable to the setting of the blosvom and subsequent deirel.- ment of the crop. In the hedgerows blackberries and privets are abundant, but the har• vests of beech mast and haw,, are failures. This is the second year in succession ...
CIRENCESTER
... Fruits Frc:Ts. Finest Quality—Highly Recommended. Golden Plums. large size bottle. lid. each. Cherries. Victoria Plums. Blackberry and Apple. Gooseberries. Greengages Damsons. In Tins in Heavy Syrup. Pine Apple. Greengages. Raspberries. Apricots. Damsons ...
GROCERS, WARRANTED PURE
... GROCERS, WARRANTED PURE. 3 lb. GLASS JARS—PIum and Apple Plum Gooseberry 2 lb. Blackberry and Apple . Bd. 2 lb. Raspberry and Apple - rid. of 21b. JUGS of JAM—(Black and Gilt) . - le. HARRY MOSS, DOLLAR-STREET AND THOMAS-STREET, CIRENCESTER. PROVISIONS ...