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... ANSWERS CORRESPONDENTS. Blackberry/'—W'o thought that they intended calling up all first-class candidates, whose names were the list before recruiting was suspended, but evidently when the Irish Guards officer w rote you to the effect he did, this is ...
... inches long, these cuttings being planted horixontally in soil or moss to produce roots. With some exceptions, such as blackberries, this «ort of cutting roote best in bottom heat. Cuttings from the roots of apples, pears, and other fruit trees will root ...
... it Mr. Roche, R.M.-rhat very bad. published Ins Excellency have ■ j ...
... UiaUl)q>h boys had admitted tQi, him that they in complainant field. »>n the date named Johnston and Campbell went gather blackberries, and the road convenient to'CfieTleld they met the two boys Steel. They all arranged to into the field .and two turnips ...
... the Division would go down to history as the Division whose drafts had not been filled. Victoria Crosses did not grow' on blackberry bushes, and his own Division had only won two, and the Northern Division had four Crosses. Deferring to his own Division ...
... find a happy hunting ground from wood sorrel black bryony, with its poisonous red berries, and in autumn hazel nuts and blackberries are found in abundance. Truly Nature scatters her gifts profusely over the rugged surface of the Craig Hill. It is said ...
... round each cutting. Autumn cuttings should tnulched with manure and covered with protective litter during frdat. . Blackberries. —Blackberries are usually increased root cuttings or suckers. Kaspberries.—Propagation is usually effected by suckers oflsets ...
... Questions will all answered free of chaise, lull detail, and by return of post.—Ed.! PICKING SMALL FKUITS. Exposure of picked blackberries hot sunshine imparts their quality i:i a few minutes. To obtain the best and finest flavoured berries, picking should be ...
... Ireland anticipate that there will great demand for blackberries for jammaking during the comiug season. They consequently think it desirable that the poiblio should lie made aware the fact that blackberries ar© a readily marketable commodity, and that those ...
... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON Owing the shortage of cultivated fruits this year and the importance securing as much as possible for jam-making it was decided that a meeting the committee in conjunction with iam manufacturers and school authorities be summoned ...
... II MRS. J. M. TAYLOR, The Emporium, g LJLRNE. WANTED. 100 TONS OF BLACKBERRIES, 3/6 per stone. Also, any quantity of PLUMS. Highest price given. T. BARNETT, Main Street, Larne. LARNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ...