... &c. For Confectionery RED CURRANT BLACK CURRANT Jelly Squares (Chivers', Goodalls) Custard & Blanc Mange Powders JELLY. BLACKBERRY. APPLE Lemon Cheese. Lazenby's Pickes. EVAPORATED PEARS AND APRICOTS. Tinned Fruits.Apricots, Pears, Peaches, Apples ...

... of view also it is of considerable interest, the plant bearing it being a hybrid between the ; raspberry and the common blackberry. As the Mandi ea it has been called, was raised by Messrs. Veitc's, its origin is well authenticated, the seed parent being ...

... in the State, the Hawksbury Agricultural farm being the largest. The local fruits are peaches, aprinots, grapes, figs, blackberries, mulberries, apples and oranges. Our school is in Simmons and Gurwood Streets. There are three dc-partments-- Girls, Boys ...

... too, the olfactory nerves, which give us the and often amply rewarded is the search •or or gathering of wild fruit such as blackberry, crow berry, cranberry or strawberry. Speaking of strawberries one is reminded of the utterance of the old writer Gerard ...

... many Clithemnians have rambled the country and made the best o; it. Wild raspberries are rape, and now and again -a ripe blackberry may be picked. . . . . In damp places the aquatic mint is in flower and also the narrow leaved willow herb. Hare and them ...

... raspberry. 1-lb. Hid.: 2-lbs. Is. 9id. Sold loose, 10id. Barberry and red currant, 1-lb., Hd.: 2-lbs. Is. Bid ; loess. per lb. Blackberry, greengage, loganberry, red onrrant, gooseberry, strawberry and gooseberry. _ Mb. IOJd. 3-lbe. Is. ; loose, 9id. nor lb’ ...

... fruit supplie. full toll i» |Jone-rt Saturday night, Mount Zion, will 01 thnlla , . *? . ' I)er f„im» nome taken of the blackberry budiee. It » pro- followed bv special service, on Sunday, and appear, as the hero , , . j N A FEW LINE*, posed to pay nclKKil ...

... Monday to inform us that in the course of a walk in the country the last day of the old year saw in bloom tlie red campion, blackberry both in bloom and fruit, and with leaves as green in September. He also noticed any number of primroses near Bimington, ...

... sav, which will now relate. The season was autumn, and the woods were in the sere and yellow leaf Byron, I believe—the blackberries were rarely rip© and plentiful, and the whole gang of us, Ma included, were “ all agog to dash through thick ami thin in ...

... Ah-ali-h-h! That’s oetter!” said three of them at once. Now, Weenty, be quick Weenty looked round. “ me see! I went down by that blackberry bush—across that patch of grass —there’s where trod down a patch of toadstools, and —ah-ah-” She ran forward. “ I sec him ...

... that has scorched the trees and left them with much less than their customary amount of moisture. In the hedgerows the blackberries are ripening, and in the gardens the early chrysanthemums arc beginning to display their bloom, side side with the roses ...

... THE DEVIL’S BERRIES. Blackberries are the objects of a strange au|>erstition in some parts of the country. There an ancient belief that blackberries must lie gathered before September 20th, which date every year the Devil leaves his mark the berries which ...