... are to be found most of the fruits in common use pear, apple, almond, plum, cherry, peach, apricot, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, quince, besides numerous wild-flowers which do not ear edible fruit. Rosa Cannot, the wild-rose or dog-rose, has its habitat ...

... 6d; bulls, to £l9 12a 6d. Mbeep—Oroas Logy, from 49s to 551, and from 35s to 46. 3d; Weil we wether hone, from 27. to 325; blackberry wethers. to 6d; blackfaee ewes, from 30a to Ma Bd, and from 206 to 275; Cheviot ewes, from Us 9d to 43a fid; cross ewes ...

... and grubs which eels( in the soft and marshy ;deem nee , their retreats, sailed in the sensen hs the tape fruit of tic' blackberry and the inetain ieh. When the autumnal man tinges the tree', from green to a golden end russet tint. and lie heather from ...

... of fruit exhibited was of fair quality, but. perhaps. fewer in numbers than one would have expected. troomberries and blackberries were entitled to special mention. In the vegetable soctinn the premier hononra went to Mr Jas. Morrison. n comparatively ...