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... all types of buildings BulMtn not plant a Coronation tree They cannot be transplanted after March Specialists in APPLES BLACKBERRIES CURRANTS PEARS PLUMS ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS Send for Catalogue & Price List -THOMAS RIVERS SON S A B 1 T H THE CROSBY ...
... Fore Street Hertford ¥3S3 Why not plant a Coronation tree They cannot be transplanted after March Specialists in APPLES BLACKBERRIES CURRANTS PEARS PLUMS ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS Send for Catalogue & Price List RIVERS & SON LTD ' SELF - POST-WAR WATERS ...
... Howell (everlasting flowers) Mrs Curran (mixed flowers) Mrs Ruddock (Michaelmas daisies) Mrs Gilder (potatoes) Mrs Gilder (blackberries) Mrs Deering (indoor tomatoes) Mrs Salmon (eating apples) Mrs Hand (tinted eggs) Mrs Thomas (brown eggs) Mrs Prideaux (dressed ...
... rabbits each pheasants 23- partridges 156 brace duck dozen turkey eggs 6- a dozen walnuts 19 filberts 12 tomatoes 4d to 7d blackberries 6d to 9d all per lb Apples : Charles Ross 17- Cox’s 15- Ellison Orange 126 Allingtons 12- King of the Pippins 73 Lord Derby ...
... Pearmain 6- Golden Noble 43 to Conference 176 other pears to 36- All 28 lb Wyedale plums 196 per 28 lb Tomatoes to 10d blackberries 1- mushrooms per lb cucumbers 76 to red cabbage 36 lettuce to 26 cauliflowers 56 all dozen Runner beans 6d to 8d per lb ...
... a firm of grape juice importers speak about concentrated grape juice for winemaking. Wines tasted included elderflower, blackberry, and orange, made by members of the guild. These were accompanied by delicious savouries. Mrs. Cresswell-Jones told members ...
... dealt with the pleasures of camping in ideal conditions and the trials of camping under difficulties. Bottles of beetroot, blackberry, apple, and rhubarb wines were brought by Mrs, Casselton, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Goodwin, and Miss Hyde. Refreshments were also ...
... and garden produce. Apples, best. eating, to 6d., cookers to 4d., runner Pedigree Friesian heifers in calf,|beans to 6d., blackberries to 2/-, 95 gns.; ditto in milk, 92 gns., with|tomatoes to 1/-, all at per pound, many others to 86 gns.; non-pedigree|flowers ...
... Mrs. E, Gilder : dessert apples, A. Bird; culinary apples, Mrs. L. Parke ; pears, Mrs. E. Gilder; plums, J. Kincaid ; blackberries, A. Bird; grapes, Mrs. Rogers. Double asters, Mrs. L. Parke: single asters, Mrs. E. Mathews; chrysanthemums, one specimen ...
... trees, and shrubs, etc. — — SOFT FRUIT — (Finest Heavy Quality) Gooseberries, Carcless and Leveller .. 3/0 each 34/0 doz. Blackberries, Himalayan Giant .. 4/0 each 45/0 doz. Black/Red Currants, Boskoop and Wellington XXX N e 2/6 each 28/0 doz. Raspberries ...
... Detective Inspector E. G. Wright said a car had been parked on the grass verge at Brickendon. The owner and his wife went blackberrying. Later, the owner saw three boys id a lane throwing something between them. X i When he returned to the car he found his ...
... trees, and shrubs, etc. . SOFT FRUEY ——— (Finest Heavy Quality) ¢ Gooseberries, Careless and Leveller .. 3/0 each 34/0 doz. Blackberries, Himalayan Giant .. 4/0 each 45/0 doz. Black/Red Currants, Boskoop and Wellington XXX .. . 2/6 each 28/0 ...