... container: Miss E. Reeves, silver hot water Jug; Master Roger Towner, table mats; Miss A. Carter, aluminium saucepans: directors of Messrs. Bannister and Sons. Ltd., oak book-case; staif of Messrs. Bannister and Sons. Ltdkitchen table cabinet, rolling pin and ...

... O; C. Leonard b Fean oTextras 13; total 88. Polegate.—R. Fletcher Borstal 13; R Turner not out 43: F. Fletcher b Rogers IB; E. Fean st Rogers 43; extras B; total (for 3 wkts.) 135. M. Pitcher. R. Oates. L. Billings K. Pettttt. J. Thompson. Q. Tule and K ...

... J. Bannirter, Mr. H. E. Rogers, Mr. G. E. Collins, Mr. F. J. Durrant, Mr. C. Smith, Mr. F. Burchett, Mr. F. Hudson, Hunnisctt and others. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The Secretary (Mr. J. Bannister) then produced and read ...

... which showed a balance due to the treasurer of 25.1 d., was also adopted the motion of Mr. J. E. Eggleton, seconded by Mr. Rogers. The Earl of Sheffield was re-elected president and Mr. G. M. Maryon-Wilson vice-president for the coming year. Mr. Geo. Fenner ...

... after a very keen game, were defeated five shots. Kemp Town. Lewes. F, W. Davey, E. A. Jeffery. J. Lee, A. Collett, E. R«v. w. Rogers Philcox and C. and H. Lelhott 11 H. Ueorge 24 S. Snowdon, C. F. Grayson, H, Appleton, E. E. W. Coupe, W. friend and F. J. ...

... PEARS dessert pears, three varieties.—l, H. Bannfctcr. POTATOES. Tw*> varieties.—! and C. A. Sclmes; 3, G. Mills; 4» H. Bannister. BREAD. Los fof home-made bread.—l, Mrs. F. Skiden; 2, Mrs. Smith; 3, Mrs. Batcher. DEAD POULTRY. Pair of cockerels.—l. F ...

... Raekham wa. ban. treasurer Tbs committee were Mr. J Brown, Mrs Bannister, Mr. O Harman, Mr M. Brooke. Mr. M. Mitchell. Mr. H. ...

... Green, Mr. T. A. Bannister and Mr. Si JL rrice List ol all roods, H Bannister (Uckfield), Mr. A. F. Bannister (Newick), J Mr. G. Bannister (Newick), Mr. R. Bannister (Nutlev), ' With treatise on Mr. C. ...

... Burns-C Mrs. Hardinge. Mi's. Madge. Mrs. son. Mrs Bannister, Mi's. Cixiki. M Macncil Mrs. Spain. Mrs. Pryor. M Avis. Miss Bolt. Mrs. Bristow. M Chislcy, Miss Mien. Miss Mathews. M Mackcrn, Mrs. H Rogers. Mrs Sclntcr. Mrs. Hutton-Riddell Martin and the ...

... resulted as follows: 50 yards flat handicap, girls under 12. —1, Alice Dabson; 2, Dorothy Dann; 3 Ethel Kemp and Margaret Rogers (dead heat). 100 yards flat handicap, boys under 12. —1, N. H. Pritchard; 2, G. H. Turner; 3, A. Gates by. yards flat handicap ...

... P. Knight's, £26. Messrs. Xonkcs’ first prize calf sold at £B, and Mr. H. Ford's. £fi l«s. In the pig classes, Mr. 11. Bannister's hogs sold at £10; Mr. W. Fade's. £11; and Mr. H. J. Ridley's. 17s. 6d.; in class 9, Mr. Thurstons winning two hogs, £2O; ...

... Patrick. Tingle. Johnson and Smith 24 T Burgess. W Carter. A Killlck and A. Manklow 18. Wood. Rudge. Button and Pollard 28 A Rogers. F Edglnton A Alexander and L Alexander 26. A Dudley. J Wood. F. Phillips and J. Mepham 22. WHITE ROCK (Hastinat) 62- WADHURBT ...