... yield. Str» w ' 0 1' sn'nning ripen, and w ' jjstr l , Other small fruit in fairly good, particularly rtl berries aud blackberries ar [Is though above the average ...

... with friends in the town. He could not have subsisted for four days on blackberries and hazel nuts, but it would quite easy for some the hundreds of boys who are out blackberrying in these parts to carry him food, clothes, or money. The police have e ...

... vegetable not specified in the schedules will be prohibited. Controlled prices are to be specified for canned home-produced blackberries, cherries, gooseberries, loganberries, red currants, rhubarb, frui* salad and for varieties of plums- These were previously ...

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... clean nnlk was delivered as efficiently and economically possible. ~r r.achey is making order decontrolling bilberries and blackberries forthwith. He hopes this will encourage collection of wild berries. ...

... prosecuting, said that Edwards was employed as a chef at Leicester hotel. The offence consisted putting poison (arsenic) into a blackberry and apple pie, which he was making, with the intention that it should be part of the menu for lunch that day the Elmfield ...

... berries have now been taken down, and the statements made by us before have been found unfortunately too true. In most places blackberries are a failure, the best crops being strawberries and rasps. Purchase or an Estate.—We hear that Mr Wallace, of the Commercial ...

... field, are doing well. The only deficiency is the fruit crop—the early frosts in the spring injured them, particularly the blackberries. ...

... are doing well. The only deficiency is in the fruit crop—the early frosts in the spring injured them, particularly the blackberries. ...

... Andover. Boy Stung by an Adder.-On Tuesday, a boy named Baxter went into a plantation about five miles from Slamannan to pick blackberries. In walking among the bushes, being barefooted, he was stung on the back of the foot, near the toes, by an adder. On finding ...

... Saturday. It is thought that he may have taken in mistake the deadly nightshade fruit, which is sometimes not unlike the blackberry at a ripening stage Only ten days ago a girl residing in Gourock died under circumstances greatly similar, and with a like ...

... fast becoming a veritable pest.. The chief object of Dr Tillyard's visit has been in connection with the destruction of blackberry brambles, which are overgrowing New Zealand farms. He hopes to exterminate this nuisance by means of insects, and believes ...