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... Treasury Of Summer Wild flowers, enchanters of the wayside, are part of July's bounty. Enjoy them, gather them if you must, but treat them with respectful love FLOWERS seem to be intended for the solace of humanity, wrote John Ruskin: children love them; tender, cultivated people love them as they grow. If you take pleasure in flowers wherever you find them in sun-dappled fields, in dim ...

... ]/ou Doik ttwe Jo Be Jj J. Ivor Griffith, principal instructor at a London Tennis School, answers some questions on the game put to him by amateur club players /HA VE played tennis for a sufficient number of years to realize the importance of watching the ball, yet, although I con centrate on this, constantly I find upon striking the ball, that I have lost sight of it. This fault is probably ...

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... SENTIMENT does not mix well with the serious breeding of any livestock, but no visitor to the shows held by the heavy horse societies can look at the ranks of beautifully groomed, powerful beasts without a feeling of regret that the great horses for which Britain has long been famous are being ousted by the tractor. The report of the committee appointed a year ago, under the chairmanship of ...

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... By T. A. Layton THERE comes a fleeting moment in the year of a harassed paterfamilias when, the In come Tax paid and school bills settled, he finds he is not as broke as he imagined. Some then think of a week-end air-trip to Le Touquet, others want another orchid for the greenhouse, or perhaps a better television set, while there are a few who yearn to buy a whole hogshead of wine and bottle ...

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... THE Hereford Herd Book Society's two-day show and sale at Here ford attracted a record entry of 470 head. Highest price was 650 guineas, paid by Mr. E. D. Moore for Mr. P. H. Gibbs' Wroxhall Yesman by Vern Unique, this bull being bought for export. Second highest price was 600 guineas, paid for another bull, Mr. W. Milner's Wenlock Viceroy. A total of 173 bulls sold for an average of 12 2 16s. ...

... w THE cross-country season, which opened officially at Newton Abbot on August 5, is already well into its stride. Fields so far have been good, and we have already had some good racing at Cheltenham, Aintree and Manchester. In this particular sphere we are far and away ahead of other countries, although, of course, our Irish friends have a very full calendar, even if opportunities and prize ...