... exceed 700 chassis a year), it is proof. if any were needed, of the high esteem in which cars of absolutely first•class British menu. facture are regarded in • country where the meaning of tho phrase value for money is perhaps better understood than anywhere ...

... programme was as Port 1.-- ?art song. la, Itirds of paeans, (hi would that niy love (Mendelembn), senior girls; patriotic menu (arranged by Mrs. Cu.); Laad of hope and glory (Elgari, simedurb; action song - Bed (roe, aurees.** wounded soldier., V. ...

... M. Bro. Mc lAren. An excellent repast was served by Bro. Mackay, °pliers being the first dish on a recherché and bountiful menu. After dinner a toast list and programme was entered upon. The loyal toasts were given by the 11.W.M., Bro. Tholus, who expressed ...

... Tefl bearing*, plated fitting*. tyrea, Qoioura ahanaa. tram 70*.—54 T>IANO6. Large Stock of new and aaoosd-hand inatrn- X menu, {ram £l9 10a.. £22. £2B. he —34 Garter-gate. Prama. 200 lent alee, well-made. 25§.. trade applied .—Apply the Curtain Shop ...

... * * * The menu i:iduded turkev for the skk an ' children, and roast beef, etc., for others. T'he entertainment which followed in the evening als,) on the usual liberal Neale. The Master himself, by the nay, was one or the performers, with his ventriloquial ...

... plenty of vim into their play ami •h - exehanyes wero veiy fa-l. The Sctiool were just slightly superior in all and thereby menu ci their win. Berwick opened the scoring when they had ten men and the Scholars had also a scored Hogarth chalked off. owing ...

... Messrs. Payne, Cohen, and others. One and all devoted themselves with much energy to the entertainment of the patients by menus of music and wellacted farces. the Night Nurses Jams Band in character being a most pronounced success. The little patients ...

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... for the part, .1 repetition established productions, iii.T-inlv frivolous. undoubted that the c.itv would welcome more varied menu. VVliv. may one ask. is Chin i'hin Chow only •oming Kdtnburgh now after all years .if existence: why not. Abraham I«incoln ...

... removed from the conventional il a of domestic routine in such establishments. Rationing scales, as out[lined on the official menu card which is prominently bung on the walls of the entrance hall at the Workhouse, went by the board, so to speak, and from ...

... service was held as usual, conducted by the Elev. J. L. Litt. . _ Dinner was *erred by the Guardians sal staff at 12.30. the menu oomprising beef, stuffed pork, potatoes, p‘iranips, sad gre•Rs, followed by plum pudding sad, sauce. The thanks of the inmates ...

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