... CONSTANTINE BLACKBERRIES were picked at Constantine on Tueway by Mis @ Ker-ey, Mr. G. Kersey, a native of Constantine, left on Friday for South Africa. We wish him bon voyage, g and a safe retorn. TH« Constantine coronation co mmittee, after paying ail ...

... to the extent of £1,643. These two latter are, however, virtually the same concern, —There has been s fiver seasou for blackberries {a the vicinity of Penzance. Mach of the blossom came late avd there wse s that it would not haves time to ripes unless ...

... the club for the second time, free charge. Mr. John liams. ; rond. has left fer Cobalt, Canada, wludh dominion has throe Blackberries are plentiful, but other fruit the reverse. Bund of Hope held their annual meeting on Friday. The retiring officers were ...

... ignored the average smallholder grower, but without doubt it fruit which, coming as does between the raspberry and the blackberry season, must have ready sale. etrouglv advise readers to go in for it. says a writer “The Smallholder.' In packing loganberries ...

... favourably. The seasons seem to overlap this year, for hay cutting rad corn cutting have been earned in the district this week. Blackberries are not very plentiful yet. though some were gathered district moro than fortnight ago. ...

... Some of the boys have found employment, helping the furmers to save their crops, while others wil) soon be bosily picking blackberries. Karnkie Growine.—We are is growing fast. Those thatched honses thar glad to find that Karnkie, slit down and new ones ...

... MADRON. croft, Madron, ou Some fine ripe blackberries were picked at Landithy iday. fret to start around Ma. Joaw Wurtz, of Lat! > Was, a8 oats on Monday, in prime ron. He catdown a field eS — Taw Madron ringers had their anna: outing on when they visited ...

... October 6th, Mrs. Byfleld presiding. Two new • members were welcomed, and it was announced that the Institute had 395 lbs. of blackberry jam. An interesting talk was giyen by Miss Nancy Williams, of Penzance, on the Making of the British Empire. traced the ...

... Disraeli ? Oh ! was the reply, look upon him as a professional bowler. Evesham District is famous for its market-gardens and blackberries. Thoughts Suggested by a Recent Election. Longo proximu-i intervallo. Twixfc Impe'j M.P.,of mac'i the samp sound, A very ...

... pheasants a»e not always fit to be .*hot and it is expedient to leave them for a fortnight.- They rev«*l on acorns »md blackberries, with an occasional apple, when there is ready access to orchard. ...

... Gifford preached in the morning, and Mr. Wairren, in the evening. evenrng. 1 A bunch of about half a dozen medium quality blackberries was picked) in St. Levan on Saiturdav. the same evening, whilst search in' for ferret in hank at Porthcurno. another ...

... the general honey flow The most valuable of tie fruit blossoms bee« are those of the apple, pear, cherry, raspberry, and blackberry. ...