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... 41d. per oz. Angelica. 218 per lb. Silver Balls, 34d. per as. Cochineal for colouring, 40. fez. beet., iltd. I-oz. bolt. Blackberries and Raspberries for deeorating, M. per Ob. Shelled Walnuts (new), '2lld. per or. Glass Bells (brilliantly assorted colours) ...
... SHOT BOY 'WITH AIRGUN A 10-year-old boy was blackberrying in a field off Cressiogham Road when he was shot at and hit in the back with an air-gun pellet A boy of 14 who admitted assaulting the younger lad causing him actual bodily harm, was brought before ...
... In the healthy Mortimer district, done to Mara, Oahe, etc. FREEHOLD COUNTRY PROPERTY in healthy off the known as TIER BLACKBERRIES, BIIROHFIELD COMMON, BEAKS, With #OMESTEAD, containing three ccs. two rooms, kitchen, etc., and namerous outbuildings ...
... a tune there were three little sister fairies called Twinkle. Rosy and Blossom, who lived In a tiny toadstool house It. Blackberry Wood. They were painter fairies. and every day they would set out. each carrying a fine, big pot of pink paint, to tint ...
... Mortimer dietrict, to Church, Pow Oftiee, etc. Compact FREEHOLD COUNTRY PROPERTY in healthy situation td knows am TEE BLACKBERRIES, BURCHFIELD COMMON, BEMS, With cltairoma HOIMIISTEAD, containivn Owes bskccn, two moan kitties, etc., and maiseroas o ...
... WITH CARE At this season of the considerable I quantities of blackberries and other soft fruit are pent through the post, and many of the packages are found in the course of conveyance to have been inadequately packed. with the result that not only is ...
... cuckoo-pint the lords and ladies of Spring) shine like torches in shaded spots, and wasps innumerable crawl lazily over the blackberries' in the sun. Partridges—ten or twelve at a time—rise from the stubble of wide dry fields and whirr to the safer cover of ...
... pure Sup, else could yea 0t fine quality at bees price, lib. 2 ; APRICOT ••• Bd. 12 36 BLACK CURRANT -. •.. 12 36 BLACKBERRY and APPLE 3 - DAMSON . ••• 7161. 11' 36 GOOSEBERRY. RED 11 d. 3 - GREENGAGE Tfd. 1 , 1, 36 PLUM. RED 7d. 31 VICTORIA 71d ...
... diminished yield, total production in 1935 was 215.000 cwt. less than the 1934 figure of 346,700. Loganberries and Cultivated Blackberries. —On an acreage of 2,659 acres total production was estimated as 66.200 cwt.. a yield per acre of 24.9 cwt. ...
... Woodason. Plums: I H. Deacon, 2 E. Harris, 3 H. P. Cowlard. Culinary apples: 1 C. R. Andrews. 2 J. Payne, 3 W. Wright. Dish of blackberries: 1 Mrs. J. C. Spice, 2 F. H. Crook, 3 Mrs. E. A. Cox. Pears: - G. Krzywicki. 2 C. R. Andrews, 3 Mrs. B. Eaton. Three dishes ...
... and Double Cherries, Flowering Almond, Laburnum, Crab, Kalntia Latifolia, Junipers, Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Apple Trees in variety, Pear Trees in variety, Pampas Grass, Viburnum, Escallonia, Jasminum, Ericas, Buddleia, Wisteria ...
... their heavy leafage of elm and oak-bough. Here and there wild marigolds were blossoming on the bare wheatfields ; great blackberries dangled from the hedges, scabious and pink persicum and tiny yellow pansies (or heartsease) bloomed among the herbage, ...