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... imagine that yea ate, Os asses fresh sir—wltakeenhe beeseas. —Driest Timm Nina. June 24, 1899. Bete are chapters on blackberrying. mush nutting, fishing, erildlowl @booting, accounts of sweet bits of woodland scenery, country walks, and picturesque ...
... available on request.—Appleby's, Ministry of Food, Weight 'Centre, Glastonbury. WANTED, large quantities Apt.' Pears, Plums and Blackberrie.: lorries collect daily.—Snook, ,Duloote, Tel. Wells 23116. WANTED : Calor Gas Stove: write stating price required to- M ...
... to 7d. per lb. ; plums to Sid. per lb. ; damsons to lid. per lb. ; tomatoes to 7d. per lb. ; walnuts to I/31d. par lb. ; blackberries Sid. per lb. ; cabbage to 3/- per dos. ; beam to Ild. per lb. ; peas 1/2 per lb. ; onions to 41d per lb. ; carrots to 4d ...
... battery hens to 14/6 (2,1 per lb.) ; goose 12/4 (10d. per lb.) ; 31 live rabbits to 7/- each ; NO lots produce and fruit, blackberries to 5d per lb.; apples to 64d.. pears to 3d. ; walnuts to 10d.; tomatoes Bd. savoy to Sjd. each ; cauliflower to 7d. each ...
... Town Trust meeting on Monday evening after the Clerk (Mr. L. W. Martin) had reported the receipt of a £5 cheque from the Blackberry Fair and Carnival Committee. In a covering letter Mr. D. L. Johnson, hon. secretary, said the cheque was towards meeting ...
... fruit; Victoria plums to NA. lb. ; phases to 31d. lb. ; damsons to 3 , 1. lb. ; greengages. and yellow plums lid. lb. ; blackberries to 4d. lb. ; apples to 21d. lb. ; pears to 1/11 lb. ; tomatoes to 1/3 lb. ; grapes to 2,'- lb. ; cabbage to 2d. each ; ...
... Parties. Con and other at the Para, at Moderate Charges. Milk, Batter, and Cream supplied to Picnic Parties. Mushrooms I Blackberries. WANTED. A TONS WEEKLY. BEST MARKET PRICE GIVEN. VINCENT, Fisk Merchaat, WELLS. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. SUMMER HOLIDAYS ...
... s. There is little doubt that blackberries, of all our wild fruits, are the moat uisiversal. There is scarcely a place and scarcely a soil which does not produce blackberries. We ignorant people think that one blackberry busk is just like another; but ...
... weekly meetings the young members have been round the 'Museum itself and. on another occasion, went up the Tor and picked blackberries which they will later use for jam making on the range at the museum. Now they plan to go apple picking and cider making ...
... vice-president. He was also a vice- president of Axbridite Branch. Licensing extension for Honorary secretary of Cheddar's Blackberry Fair Peace Celebrations held after the 1914-18 war. he helped in the revival Axbridge Licensing Justices on of Ch t .edda ...
... Ritchie entertained a privileged coterie with his recent Balmoral experiences ; foreign decorations were as plentiful as blackberries, and it is assorted that if anything could help the Commis.sioners to get over the technical points which still beset their ...
... 2/- per lb. ; 240 lots produce and fruit ; Victoria plums to 50. per lb.: plums to 31. per lb. ; damsons to lid. per lb ; blackberries to 60. per lb. ; apples to 3d. per lb. ; pears to 6d. per lb. ; tomatoes to 911. per lb. ; red cabbage to 1/3 each ; cabbage ...