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... i>ot: sage Id per dozen: tomatoes—outdoor 2!d. to 4d.. hothouse 4»d. 6'd per lb : cooking apples 4s. to 10s. 6d. per pot; blackberries 2.'id. per lb.; black currants 6'd. to 75d. per lb.; pears—Windsor 6s. to 10s. 6d.. common 4s. to Bs. per pot: plums—Prolific ...
... wonderful display wild fruits, for which there were so many entries that the judges had to place them in two classes. The blackberries were of extraordinary merit, and for these were awarded two first priies, two seconds, and two thirds. There were table ...
... course, she can always do with some blackberries to bottle for the time when they are not to be found on the bushes, or if you prefer it, and mother has plenty of sugar, you can look forward to eating delicious blackberry jam in the winter. That's all for ...
... cactus, ford for man and beast, to the reclamation the deserts of the world; the primus-berry, a union of the raspberry pjnd blackberry, the first reecrdod instance of the creation of new species, together with the phenomenal berry created from the dewberry ...
... Victoria (best) 378.. ditto medium) 10s. to 15s. per pot: blackberries sd. to sid.. black currants sd. to 6d.. red currants lid. per lb. CHELTENHAM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE. —Mushrooms Is. to Is 6d.. blackberries sd. to Bd., raspberries sd. to lOd. per lb.: tomatoes ...
... Clayton Shinn, of 6, Tivoli-street, Cheltenham, and his pillion-rider, Miss Sarah D. Coster, received extensive injuries. BLACKBERRYING TRIP The accident occurred at about four in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson were travelling from Cheltenham to ...
... lettuce (cabbage) 2/-, 4/- per doz; marrows 2/-, 3/3 d., per doz; parsnips 17/-. 22/6 d„ per cwt: jpeas 6/9 d., 16/- per pot; blackberries (cultivated) l/6d., 2/- per lb: Plums. Purple Eggs 6/-, 16/- per pot: Yellow Eggs 4/-, 9/6 d. per pot, Czars 6./-, 24/- ...
... from orchard at Kayt-e FaTm. Sept. 27th.— Supt. Hopkins intimated that prisoner a?ked Mr. Burroughs for permission to pick blackberries in hia fields, and this he kindly allowed, but cautioned him not to enter the orchard, which, however, prisoner did almost ...
... The youth, who was apprenticed to looal firm of outfitters, had recently had two mishaps. Three months ago the prick of a blackberry thorn caused him septic finger, which for time slopped him from following his employment. Early in December he had another ...
... DARBY ft JOAN” Brand. Breadmaker A J per 14-lb. ‘fr ■■CHELSEA STAR” Brand. Pastry Whites ~ per 141b. •■SOLITAIRE Brand. BlacKberry and Apple Jam 3-lb. Jar - 7^ Orange Wlarmalade b 7ld Prirnrose Soap Bad Rice Starch Whit ...
... doz.; lettuce 2s. to 4s. 6d. crate: hothouse tomatoes 3s. 6d. to P S - per chip; outdoor tomatoes Is. to Is. per chip; blackberries (cultivated) to 4d. per lb.; best Pershore egg P'Ums 2s. 9d. to 3s. 6d., others from Is. Pot; purple egg 6d. to BJd. per ...
... erection. A little over a week ago Stanley Jones, the ten-year-old eon of Mr. and Mm. Joues, of New-road, Groesfaen,- went blackberrying with some friei.ds. After his return complained pain in the leg, which began swell, Mid he was taken Swansea Hospital. ...