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... REFINED SUGAR \ \ THUS ENSURING THE FULL FLAVOUR AND WHOLE. W.L.G-\ \ NESS OF THE FRUIT. FINEST \ \ scotch x.' Apricot, Blackberry, Damson, Creengage marmaladeNv Gooseberry, Plum, Red Currant. SPECIALLY N. \. ' lib. and 21b. Glass Jars. PREPARED, \ BLACK ...
... the cricket field, and the first game of the season is be played to-morrow (Saturday)_ BLACKBERRY CROPS. Large numbers of women have been busy gathering blackberries. These are sold locally to some of the tradespeople, despatch great quantities daily to ...
... abundance fine fruit of remarkably good Savour. This plant is a hybrid between a red Raspberry and one the finer varieties of Blackberry from America. The fruit very much like an enormous Raspberry in appearance, but with darker bloom and a longer shape, the ...
... this expense will be avoided. The land is offered at 225. 6d. per acre, which is considered reasonable. There is abundance blackberries in the district. Wood nuts are rather scarce, but the quality is gond. Fine samples of apples have been sold at lees than ...
... Guaranted. MADE FROM FRESH FECIT AND REFINED SUGAR \THUS ENSURING THE FULL FLAVOUR AND WHOLE£,\ NESS OF THE FRUIT., Apricot, Blackberry, Damson, Greengage V Gooseberry, Plum, Red Currant. lib. and 21b. Glass Jars. BLACK CURRANT, lib. Jar, 6i.d., n. 21b. Jars ...
... TODDINGTON. A very large quantity ...
... RELIABLE MAKE ONLY, ASSORTED KINDS. lb. Jar Plum 9d 8 lb. „ Blackberry and A pple - lb. „ Raspberry and Apple - 3 lb: „ Raspberry and Gooseberry lb. „ Apricot (special quality) Is Jars Blackberry Jelly - - „ Damson „ - 6d „ Ajple ■, - Choicest TONGUES, 1-| ...
... n in Jamaica, the fruit principally being allowed to grow wild. fact, oranges Jamaica grow profusely—if not more so—as blackberries in oar own country, and throughout the whole of the perish of Manchester, the chief oantre, there is not ouaj»ge-grove ...
... It seems that the hair worth any thing between 2s. and 4s. a In .New Zealand the goat does good service .learn;'.' the blackberry. Perhaps the point which »ill most, interest the licme,goat keeper is that -he fourth cress from the common gout-the animal ...
... Natural Food For Game. This autumn there is an immense quantity of natural food, in the shape of blackberries, acorns, beech-nuts, haws, and other wild fruits. Pheasants thrive greatly on the variety food so obtained, and it makes a great difference in ...
... FRUIT AND REFINED SUGAR X X X THUS ENSURING THE FULL FLAVOUR AND WHOLE- W.L.G-X ✓> NESS OF THE FRUIT. FINEST \ - scotch \ Blackberry, Damson, Greengage marmalade?\ f>X Gooseberry, Plum, Red Currant. SPECIALLY X X ~, , X \ % ' llb - 21b - GIaSS Jar - lib ...
... appearance described a gigantic blackberry. inches long, jet black in colour ripe, and the fruit very juicy. Although the raspberry is one of the parents of SUTnew fruit, the habit the plant is more akin to the blackberry, for the long canes run ftora 12 ...