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A WARNING. (To the Editor.) Si r .—As a reader of your paper, will you allow me a little space. Now that the blackberry season is about to commence, I would advise readers who are picking blackberries for sale to watch well whom they are dealing with, or have cash on delivery. Last year my boy picked 18 tins full of blackberries, to enable him to live because of unemployment. He gave them to a certain fruiterer in Greymoilth who has since departed, and he never received one penny for them. Allowing that the blackberry is a pest, with its thorns, it is more tolerable than such parasites. —I am etc, H. HASSAN, Brunnerton, February 9.
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Grey River Argus, 10 February 1928, Page 7
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117CORRESPONDENCE Grey River Argus, 10 February 1928, Page 7
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