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... with no warning tothe public to keep mar pets or children from the area. The men claim that 245-T has been used to spray blackberry bushes and that the public may have eaten treated berries. The men also objected to the use of organochloreins (including ...
... apples, live ooking- I. D. W. Roberts, 2, J. H. Griffin: pears. five, one variety J. S. Whittaker. N. Anclc% J. H. Griffin: blackberries. 20. with stalks C. Dhar, Y. Ramsay, A.S. Roy: any other fruit, one kind A.S. Roy, W. G. Butcher, M. Fos; one dish of applies ...
... the 1920 picture we are indebted to Mrs Anne Fleet, of Merton Road, West Harrow, who writes: As children we knew this as Blackberry Lane and we walked along it to get on to the Iron Bridge from which we could watch the LM.S. trains rush away from under ...
... P. Windk. Mrs D. Allan: Cekbra Lion. Mrs P. Windle, Mrs V. Best. Mrs D. Clarke: Small arrangement. Mrs W. Hinton. Fruit Blackberries. Mrs V. East, N. Mayer. Mrs 0. Ma!kit: Apples (dessert). R. Allan. Jack Smith. Mrs E. Doran': Appks (cooking). I. Mrs Doran ...
... A C Cobb. W Saunders: apples and/or pears. 2 dishes each three. separate cultivars. Mrs M Poore. S Fry. Mrs M Fawcett; blackberries, plate of fifteen, one cultivar. Mrs M Fawcett. A Hall. Mrs F Knelkr, any fruit not specified above. C Lyon. Miss F M Dean ...