... ROWING. The toning were decided off Primes. Pier. The official at acre -Chairman Committee. Xle. T. Berry; hon. treasurer. Mr. W. Welkinin to hon. secretary. Mr. W. F. Hall: assistant secretary. Mr. W. F. Manley: judge and starter. Mr. H. E. Narravott; ...

... ATALITIES. :r d at Fairlight, • • uing. Vane Charteris, how , from Hastings sl:arp turn in the road I.,wrene.e, a painter, of az picked up tembly injured or.7r.g. Charteris also was at Hastings Hospital suffer)s• ind other injuries. am Galt and a friend : ...

... Dixon, of Bolton, Lancashire, while showing an assistant what wires to touch or not. to touch at the power station of the Hastings tramways on Monday, plated his hand on a live wire, and was killed instantly. The Hamburg-American Line have decided to add ...

... Youthma had ,just started for the shore, and the lads in it, witnemaing the accident, at once turned about, and with great haste went to the assistance of the men who were struggling in the water, and succeeded, after sonic difficulty, in getting Kel/a-way ...

... (Dart Rowing Club I . .dnyas. the Ileadniaster of Municipal School 4.f C. Hill 11. Phillip.. J. lama. h. Phil- Science. Hastings. has appointed to hes. r 4. Brook (x): 2. idi i i.% if C.. D T rew (Wrokey. F. S. !lead. J. the Headmastership 4,f Um ...

... crew were landed at Dublin Two schooners were blown ashore at Annagaa- San, on the Louth coast. One of the vessels the A. Hastings, Irons Garston to Dundalk with cosi. Both crews escaped in their boats, but the vessels . are rerorted total wrecks. . _ ...

... When auoidents occur there as they dal at Overgang steps prior to their renovation, the work may be undertak,n almost post haste. A roadway connecting North View Road•with Rantcombe will certainly he advantageous especially to owners of carts who are in ...

... transact a great deal of State business. At Southend the Palace-by-the-Sea, a newly erected place of amusement, was wrecked. At Hastings 50 bathing machines were smashed to bits, cnd hundreds of windows bmken. The concert pavilion was wrecked'. At Dover the ...

... addresses are written on plain labels, thln 'red early on THURSDAY. The Collector of Race reported his current col- geeding the pier lights leak. stated that the teak- ensuring strict privacy. ,ch week direct to lectioes as followee-General district .rate ...

... splendid work, and is badly in need of Vickers Companies on the New Pier, the shipping office fund.,may be obtained of the Hospital Secretary, It wan Post Fret from on Piatanoff Pier, part of the ooal depot, all the Mr. T. Genton•Kerr, or of the &liter ...

... Sotintlay. February tank place at the Parish Churchyard on nouns.' di) last. Bev. W: F.. Saa•er. Prwst.i7l.t 'large .1t St. Pier's. officiated The were' Us.. patent.. Messrs. lames. Alfred. Enlist and Albert cli.teter (brothers), Mrs. It. J. Wyatt ut. ...

... waterlogged land; but whet ex exclusively to massacre and pillage. Proesedina pometind. but that the Captain, Samuel Stabbsok, Pier. and the Coronation electric illumination de- was Mid before Mr. Lomax he did not know. from house to house may correspondent ...