... , , The Incomparable W^hite Steam Gar You can always see such cars as this one if you come to see us. Fifteen White Steam Car fitted with the new Cabriocann body -the finest thing in the marKet, £525. Send for Catalogue. Carlow St., Camden Town, London, N.W. (A few yards from Morning ton Crescent Station of the Hampstead-Charing Cross Tube.) Telegrams Yenisean, London. Telephone 2626 North ...

... On Sunday afternoon at five o'clock King Manuel and his mother started on the last stag? of their sad journey from Portu gal by setting out from Gibralta ...

... THE BATTLE of the REPERTORY THEATRE with COMMERCIALISM Grace at the Duke of York's Theatre The Duke of York's has reopened to the sound of a record and a criticism in the shape of Mr. P. P. Howe's ...

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... I f 1 U=iJ A Hot Corner in Lisbon Special Sphere picture L Gateway Smashed by Gunfire Special Sphere picture Where a Hail of Bullets Struck J Special Sphere picture 1 Shot Marks on Hotel D'Inglaterra Special Sphere picture 8 y These pictures are from untouched photographic negatives. The shot-holes on the face of the hotel are indicated by crosses W ...

... lei |j The Rebuilding of If A fter the Terrible yjk IVingSIOn e Earthquake oj 1907. yvp \J NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE IN KINGSTON. TAMAICA ftvj A THE BUSINESS SECTION OF KINGSTON REBUILT IN REINFORCED CONCRETE AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE N m The reconstruction of Kingston, Jamaica, on the reinforced concrete system has been completed with great rapidity since it was devastated by the ...

... jp, BY HENRY LEACH. Black King's Golf. I am confronted with the statement in my daily paper that Bishop Tucker of Uganda has arrived in London from his diocese, and, being interviewed in the usual manner, observed that Uganda was progressing well-- had, in fact, made the most wonderful advance during the last twenty years. Then the Bishop gave a short list of examples of the progress that had ...

... Thanks to much informa tion, to be had almost without the asking, the young person who happens to be stage- struck cannot long remain in a state of dazzled ignorance. We take elaborate pains to enlighten her. Should she compare her humdrum round with the life of the star in its high heaven of fame we reveal the tedious ladder which led, step by painful step, to those altitudes. the radiant ...

... PERTORY THEATRE with COMMERCIALISM Grace at the Duke of York's Theatre The Duke of York's has reopened to the sound of a record and a criticism in the shape of Mr. P. P. Howe's little book, The Repertory Theatre, issued by the new publisher, Mr. Martin Seeker, of Number Five, John Street-- the quiet back way in which the Little Theatre has dared to lift its head. Having tried repertory ...

... It is stated that the Treasury officials are at present recon sidering the basis of taxation for motor-cars. Those who may be flattering themselves that this action has been forced on the Government by the widespread dissatisfaction ex pressed at the injustices of the present scheme, will do well to wait until we have some definite information concerning the proposed changes. It is said that ...

... The tla in st taker. harry on Why should we perpetuate these miserable mediævalisms? says one of the many quaint characters in Mr. E. V. Lucas's latest literary mosaic, Mr. Ingleside, as he substitutes a curt Sir for the Dear Sir with which he has instinctively commenced a letter to a cantankerous correspondent. Why, indeed? we may well repeat; and yet custom has woven so subtle a net ...

... On Sunday afternoon at five o'clock King Manuel and his mother started on the last stag? of their sad journey from Portu gal by setting out from Gibraltar in the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, lent him by King George, The yacht was flying the Portuguese Standard, for King Manuel is still a King in the eyes of the world until the Powers recog nise the Republic. But so fine are the shades of ...