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... erection of structures on the piers should not be under the control of the Corporati.m. Mr. Clifford insisted that that was necessary. The Chairman: The Corporation have the ordinary police and sanitary powers on the piers. Mr. Balfour Browne: Certain ...
... Committee for the coming season; Hastings is not only continuing its band performances, but is hoping to proceed immediately with the building of • section of the shelters on the new band parade; at Llandudno the pier orchestral concerts are to be held ...
... with until the sspiration of Mr. !sue two hem. are oinking why it is thist thaw who dwell on the promenade north of Central Pier are mnee highly &soared in the matter of Itghting the electric arc lamps than their riontbem brethren '' At South Shore only ...
... Gertrude Lawrence, an outstanding cast also includes &mita Hume, Nigel Bruce and A. Brontley Davenport. Pier Thrillers Rounds of Zaroff, which comes to the Pier Pavilion on Sunday evening and three following days, is extraordinarily thrilling entertainment ...
... drink the equivalent of one tumblerful of water three times a day for each fifty pounds of his weight, says Dr. C. J. 0. Hastings, Toronto's medical officer of health. People do not appreciate how much moisture is constantly leaving their bodies, he ...
... was not with we this time to see the competed buildings. However, our stay Whore was short, and as it was low water at Bangor Pier and the James Fletcher could not pet alongside, the ship's boat as aboard. There woe Widest, well worth the z rel= up to ...
... picture:pie as it Mrt4 on Tuesday. At the Canning Graving.alocks, there was about eight feet of water washed over the south pier of the river wall, and the shipwrights had to knock off work in consequence. The west quays of the Georges and Brunswick Docks ...
... the firmigaers who always in at thin., onion of Chanpidli. It I. 1141 Of this tournament. is fact, that it th• making of Hastings. Blackpool is already maga, no that this additioaal moult he val. upon rt. hot it 4. the In • dea/ of good. A big and will ...
... NORTH PIER. HOSPITAL - a. I allstar pictures at the Victoria Cinema de With summer lavishing Leeon us its e . arly Luxe. in the Grand Pavilion at the Victoria aftlendoura of golden sunshine and metSa!! The a mnia' loser rrice was held in the: Pier. South ...
... with items played on board an Atlantic liner. UNDERSCORING the old threat about marrying in haste and repenting at leisure, Shadow of a Woman, at the PIER, relates the distressing events which follow the whirlwind courtship and nastily arrived at marriage ...
... the war they would • vidk Riot, on missionary lines; to ,1 them. They did not find the •eilkeiently attractive before the ei pier. aas a that they •I too monotonous during the The mistake in the pa.t - (nub particular Church bad r,igard aft Christ'. peculiar ...
... tea, they were visited by the Rev. S. Hastings, and Mrs. and the Misses Kemp, all of whom taken great interest M the treat. To conclude the day's pleasure, there was a magic lantern exhibition by the Rev. S. Hastings and Mr. J. It. Gibson, many of the views ...