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... tomatoe., cid. per lb.; cucumbers, cd. to 9d. each; filberts, sd. per lb.; hedge nuts, 3d. per Ili.; plums, ad. per lb.; blackberries. tid. per lb.; lettuce, 4d. to 6d. per dozen; his, ad. per bunilk ; beetroot, id. each; apples, id. to 3d. per lb.; pears ...
... expensive, to increase the quantity. Other fruits should he treated in the same way, and special attention should be paid to blackberry and apple jam as one of the cheapest and beet of jams. Golden Syrup can be used satisfactorily for sweet or sharp fruits ...
... increased if we make the best possible use of the liberal supplies of apples and other traits in oar eardrum and the nuts, blackberries etc.. with whirl, the hedge-rows in ninny districts are now laden. WAGES FOR AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. DISTR EMUS TO Dl; SET ...
... ferret in. They decided to go home. When going Mr. Cave's field he stopped to look at a bunch of nubs and his son was fang a blackberry. He was not there many minute* when be heed a w a ne say hullo, Tom. I have watched you and no doubt you hare been watching ...
... the loud mid could e arn In-. a week. Site had kept poultry and had made money out ad them. In 11116 slit• made Ct dos. blackberry poking. Willi this intoner atel the' money from hey husband sho had helped to run h home and ply the tent. In September ...
... Smith, Brimneld, said he had kept his two children at home to pick up potatoes. He thought if other children went picking blackberries he had a right to keep his at home for a more useful purpose. The children Were Edward, aged 14, and John, aged so, the ...
... Him k 4 rrato $I raw berry l'ittrappl.. and Apricot 1 0 1 10! 6 Tee. Ita.pbem 0 11; 1 if; Ita.pberr.v and ILA u I A; 510 Blackberry ...
... Gouneberry Strawberry and lleuncbcrry it 10! 1 Apricot and Apple ltaapberry and Plum 010 I 6. 3 Ihmmun Plum Blackberry and .Ippie Blatk Currant and Ipple Rasplx•rry and .ipple Strawborry and Ipple 0 1 411', Plum and Apple Any other dram-Imam ...
... down to tea-leaves. The green prows of gOrle. furor are much Mislaid by the tonne rabbit, a me emirs and leaves from nut, blackberry, elm, oak, poplar, hawthorn, nitdberry, lime and willow tree s . Pruning. of fruit trees and rine., of French barium and ...
... Ditto if clean stringed, extra per lb. RASl'llititßlltS RF.I) CURRANTS 3:d. per lb. pee lb. Prices of PLUMS, DAMSONS, BLACKBERRIES. I!I,DERDERRIES, APPLES and other JAM FRUITS will be announced later. 3d. per lb. 41( 1 . per lb. ad. per lb. LOGANBItitItIES ...
... material fur our `huts-making. Now if the country and district authorities till take the matter up there should be tons of blackberry jam mode with the sugar that careful families one from their ration and from fruit that is pickei., not from the lusty hedges ...
... being sold for any other purpose than Jam making, Utilization of Elderberries and NY:amber.. for Jam ail of the whole of the Blackberry Crop with worts-elite nnueerge by P.n. of school children. CONTROLLED PRICES. We unclemteed int Plume. Apples and Bleckberriels ...