... bunch. marrows I;d. lb.. cucumbers 7d to bd. each. young onions Id. bunch, cooking onions 4d. lb.. mushroom, P.. Ed. lb.. blackberries Is. 10., Victoria plums fd. Li.. greengage 63. lb.. cooking apple, Sel. lb.. rating gd lb.. pears 2d. to 4d. lb.. lemon: ...

... the surcharge. Life la too exacting to-day for what the Times calls Whitehall Jargon. * * * BLACKBERRY HARVEST. Prospects for the hedgerow blackberry harvest are bright. The brambles are covered with fruit, but it will be a fortnight or more before ...

... sprouts 41d. lb., pears 3d. and 4d. lb. ; '„ apples 3d. and 6d. lb., Victorias 3d. lb.. green gages 6d. lb.. damsons 3d. lb.. blackberries 6d. lb.. mushrooms Is. 6d. lb.. eggs 2s. 6d. dozen who'.esale. 2s. 9d. retail; potatoes Is. 2d. stone; cabbage 3d. each; ...

... plums 4d. lb , damsons 2} lbs. for 3d., grapefruit 9d. each. bananas 4 for Gd., marrows Id. lb., mushrooms Is. 6d. lb., blackberries Gd. lb. GARSTANG. Yesterday. Hen Peas. Town Trust recommended 25. collectors 2s. 70. per doz. (Continual In Next Column) ...

... gathering in the purple harvest of the hedgeroy.. Blackberries arc good food. When cooked they are easy on our sti;.4: supplies, and they arc deliclou when eaten raw. Have you tricft a f resh blackberry and api salad? Pick the ripest plumpast berries, ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONI BLACKBERRY JAM Allow z lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over it, let it stand for 3 or 4 hours. Place the pan over a low fire and stir with ...

... plums 4d. lb.. pears 4d. to 6d. lb.; bananas lid. and 2d. each: grapefruit 4d. to sd. each: oranges lid. and 2d. each; blackberries 6d. lb., mushroms 2a lb. LANCASTER. Wedneulay.-1 Tomatoes Ic. 3d. to Is. 6d. per lb.; English apples 3d. to 31d. per lb ...

... proposals now submitted by the Borough Surveyor for the construction of a main sewer from the Sandylands Pumping Station to the Blackberry Hall :ire approved in principle, at an estimated cost of £lO,OOO. and that the Borough Surveyor be. authorised to submit ...

... 020 28.9 nsA 29.9 7 ^_9i Mon. Mr. Savage: I disagree with you. These sites ere on some e the best land in the borough. Blackberry Hall estate. Lordsome Read. and Wccdhill Lane is all good building land and the site next to the Grammar School was already ...

... again if you decide to refer it back. BLACKBERRY HALL SITE. The Borough Surveyor reported upon the interview he had had with the Regional i Architect in connection with the provision of a 23-inch I sewer on the Blackberry Hall housing site: ' The Borough Surveyor ...

... people, Ald. Benson said the Morecambe and Heysham proposals were: Hestham Hill (38 (houses); Trumacar Lane (220 houses); Blackberry Hall (170 houses), and Branksome Drive (120 houses). Several questions were asked and Ald. Benson Wag thanked by Mrs. Hargreaves ...

... details of the Council's schemes. They were concentrating now on the 110 houses on the Trumacar Lane site in preference tea Blackberry Hall. The Ministry had promised to help all they could and the Committee was going right ahead. _ A £1,600 scheme for the ...