... billiard handicap. —_— 0 — Mr. Graham, the secretary of the Preshyterian Guild, secured permission for the members to go blackberrying in Bourley Woods on Wednesday afternoon, and, some cycling, some driving, and the rest walking, they set off from Aldershot ...

... looting the well-laden fruit trees that were seen on all sides. The roadside hedges offered a plentiful supply of fine blackberries, and the troops took fuil toll of these while om the march and during their Sunday rest. Church parade was held in glorious ...

... latter examined the children. There was one bed less on this occasion. Mrs. Riddle said some of the children were out blackberrying. He vistted the house again at six, and found the family had all gone away. He saw two of the children shortly after six ...

... lads of the Farnborough %oys’ Orphanage, under the charge of one of the sisters of the Home, apparently going to gather blackberries. On seeing the cortege approach, they stopped immediately, and reverently saluted as it passed by. At Aldershot the cortege ...

... wild-bred pheasant, shot during the period when he is engaged in the pursuit —dear to all pheasants feral and semi-feral —of blackberrying, acquires a flavour which he possesses at no other period of his career. In these days of enormous pheasant-rearing and ...

... Cornell went down the line. \When they got ‘o the I'ive Arch Bridge they saw three boys on the zailway bank amongst -the blackberry bushes. He caught Green, who said he had not thrown a ...

... A MISTAKEN NOTION. It is a mistake to suppose that the currant grows haphazard,-just as blackberries grow in Britain. The Currant vine needs six or seven years’ careful cultivation before it bears truit. It does not take kindly to any soil save that of ...

... Mr H G being level lot fruit few good fine Rev E Hoyle premier including strawberries loganberries latter a is between a blackberry favour since it years ago fine in all section first Mr Baker Mr CH?sar The latter at Schools and exhibited were grown in ...

... increased if we make the best possible use of the liberal supplies of apples and other fruits in our gardens and the nuts, blackberries, etc., with which the hedgerows in many districts are now laden. ...

... the leaves are dry and the plants are almost full grown. The Week's Work. ' Layer shoots of loganberries and cultivated blackberries for increase .of stock: aftor they have rooted they can be severed from the parent plant and planted out. : As soon as ...

... , the gooseberry will bear fruit freely on last year’s shoots, for example. The berried fruits, such as the loganberry, blackberry, raspberry, laxtonberry, and others of similar type belong to the second group. In dealing with these, as well as with’'peach ...

... TINNED OX-TONGUES Per Tin 411 69 96 113 129 186 GALANTINES OF CHICKEN & HAM TURKEY & TONGUE Etc Tin 33 & Grocery Section BLACKBERRIES (Tart Fruit) Per bottle 23 CORNFLOUR (Loose) 7 lbs 66 CUSTARD POWDER (Loose) 7 lbs 89 HONEY & MALT Per Glass (about 1 lb) ...