... Service, Dinner Ware, Wedgewood Two-handled Rose Bowl, Specimcns of Nankin ant Oriental China, Spode, Worcester, Crown Derby, Chelsea. etc ; Water Jugs, Port and Claret Glasses, Tumblers, etc. BEDROOMS (4), HALL, STAlRS—Antique Mahogany Wardrobe, fitted slide ...

... BEEF SALE OF SEASON., Messrs. John Robson, 'Ltd., 'held Omit weekly sale of fat sheep and lambs on Monday last. The supplies showed a eery large increase on last week, the pens being packed to their utmost.. Customers were very numerous, hut shippers were ...

... different concerts which they had sung. When first sang at a concert, said the American, “such shqwer flowers came from tho audience that I could havo set flower-shop. “Well, that's nothing/* said Pat. When I first sang at an open-air meeting, the crowd presenter ...

... bridegroom, Mr, Adrian Scrope, is Lady agent. When her daughter was married Lady Sykes presented the young people with house in Chelsea os n wedding present. Now I understand she is looking for suitable residence for this second girl and her husband to-be. Qiariuble ...

... theuehts were for her. When Malrma received the message she shed many tears. and these. falling on the heather. turned its flowers at ite. White heather In cr swine has been a vymbol of tatilitul lose.— Thu wzottia the BORE PUBLICITY. Mr. Faistein is a ...

... the novelist, is the subject of a sympathetic article, while an interview with Mr. J. Henry Quinn, the Ohief Librarian the Chelsea Public Library, throws an interesting light on the Ut|*ratare the read. SHORT NOTICES. O. d« P. W«citworth Jamr*. Child Thou ...

... must, have thought had been hit the Donadoney «mc s. then came the rott and silent enow. Poets -am. white petals from the flowers that grow in the atmosphere,'* but writing about «hen onced an arra-chuir the fireside and battling bravely against it nn ...

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... silver and Pros dish ; Mr and Mrs H. H. Hill. set of coloured prints; Miss Gloster, pie tures; Miss Drought, inlaid mahogany flower stand ; Peter and Pekoe, liver card case; the Bishop of Killake and Mrs Pat. ton, iridescent ease limeade rat; Mr and Misses ...

... all the food provided was dread thatßoii,e prepared by the cook at Lcmdonderr.v , Government will secretly House, that the flowers wero mainly, . there can b© no such fear o^n»nAo U n f rntn? The srene was described by one who waa because the workers ...

... birds and flowers—so let us have • Wendy Ladies' League/ please. Why course we’U have Wendy Ladies League! All the girls who join it must promise alwavs to kind animals—just the Billy 'Boys promise-and they must promise also kind birds and flowere. Low children ...

... General Gerald F. Trotter, inspected the Ist Bat talion Welsh Guards, under the command of Lie- ...