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... 1 and special A. Baxter, 2 B. L. Hull, 3 A. Bissill; plums: 1 A. Baxter: pears: 1 A. Baxter, 2 A. Bissill, 3 C. Swann: blackberries: 1 S. Hatherley: tomatoes: 1 A. Baxter, 2 A. Bissill, 3 H. Tidy. LADIES’ SECTION The judges were Mrs. G. K. ...
... Cooking: 1, R. T. Disley; 2, J. Capps; 8 Ho’)crofl. Pears: 1, R T. Disley. Plums, any variety: 1, R. T. Disley : 2, T. Madden. Blackberries: 1, J. Capps; 2, H. Day; 3, H. Kendall. EGGS White: 1, Mrs, Hughes. Brown: 1, Mrs. Mighall, SPECIAL CLASSES (LADIES) Bottled ...
... Mars Red, Polo C, Formel E, | ' colour choice, Polo LX, Mars Red, Polo Coupe, | Mars Red, Polo Classic CL. Formel E, | Blackberry Metallic, Jetta C, Formel E, Mars | | Red, Scirocco CL, GL & GTi, Passat CL & ) GLSS, Santana LX, Audi 80 CD, Sapphire, ...
... due to the poor weather conditions. 5, A stout fox ran towards Winstey’s Gorse, leaving it on his left, and then just into Blackberry Hills. He swung right over the Fosse and into Owthorpe Borders. Leaving Owthorpe at the top end, he crossed into South Notts ...
... suc: CLIMBING PATIO - R 295 BLACKCURRANTS REDCURRANTS WI'II'I'ECIMANS'I’S goosseemnes § FTRUIT STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES BLACKBERRIES ArrLES I OPRRUIT | PEARS PLUMS | CHRISTMAS TREES FROM 27th NOV | 27 St Johns Drive. Melton Mowbray - Tel: 501007 Te vt ...
... _Fruits not ‘ings, and clips or screw-bands. recommended for this method If metal covers are used the are : gooseberries, blackberries, netal should be protected by sweet cherries, pears, desser wo or three layers of paper apples, black currants ar itted ...
... kind): 1 Mrs. W. Hibben. Lemon_curd: 1 Mrs. W. Hibben, 2 Mrs. H. G. Howe, 3 Mrs. J Tomblin. Marmalade: 1 Mrs. W. Hibben. Blackberry or raspberry vinegar: | Mrs. J. Bird. 2 Mrs. H. G. Howe. 3 Mrs. F. T. Treasure. Eggs: )white) 1 Mrs. W. Hibben: (brown) ...
... he tells me, which others who have remained in the home town will echo. Mr. Rowlinson recalls with pleasure a “‘camp” at Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle. to which delightful spot he and his lfellow Scouts walked, pulling a trek cart. This fondness for ...
... tomatoes: |1 Mrs. A. Spouge. Bottle wine: 1 Mrs. F. E. Morley, 2 Mrs. J. Bird, 3 Mrs. Gulliver. Bottle of vinegar (raspberry or blackberry): 1 Mrs. J. Cooke, 2 Mrs. E, Conduit, 3 Mrs. J. Tomblin. Basket fruit: 1 Mrs. A, Spouge, 2 Mrs. F. E. Morley. Brown eggs: ...
... in a condition in which they are unfit for any useful purpose. BLACKBERRIES. —There are many persons who are fond of this frait, but have seldom tasted 1+ since their young days. Blackberries might, and ought to be much more plentiful than they are especially ...
... the Atlantic. Blackberry-growing is voe of the latest developments. A farmer in \#‘iummiu. Mr. C. B. Hamilton, koown ae one of the most «uccessful small-ruit growers in the States, wakes, it 14 stated, the growth and sale of blackberries w lucrative occupstion ...
... Plums (any variety): 1, A. Baxter; |2, A. Clarke; 3, C. Swann. Pears i(anv variety): 1, R. Auger; 2 and 3, R. Disley. Blackberries: 1, J. lCupps; 2, C. Swann; 3, R. Disley. | FLOWERS ley (10 points). Judges of the vegeiables, fruit and flowers were Mr ...