... , east | end. Messrs, MetcalfamlKirkpatrick'sassistints: , Amoore's. corner of Robertson-street. Mrs. W. Stubbs; Mr. Reeves's, corner i Mrs. E. Bradnnm : Queen's Hotel Restaurant, Mrs. Macer Wright : Liberty Shop, Clarcmont. i Mrs. Hardwicke and Miss ...

... , east end—Messrs. Metealf and Kirkpatrick's assistant* 4*, An re of Bobertson-streete- Mrs. W. Stubbs ••• 11 Messrs. Reeves' corner Bank Moldings—Mrs. E. Bradnam Queen's Hou-l Restaurant—Mrs. Macer Wright _ ••• 6 • Liberty Shop, Olaremont—Mrs. Hard- ...

... September 13th, he was on duaty at the Memorial. At 6.40 p.m. he saw the deceasod crossing the road towards Avorie’s from Reeves’ corner, Deceased was walking very slowly and looking on the ground. Witness saw Mr. Piper driving a horse and gig; he was coming ...

... cross-roads to Crickham Chapel, with branches; approved mountain lime*tons—F. Banwell, Ss per yard; Isgar, per annum. (8) Reeves’ corner Cote corner. Chapel boundary near Ashton and Stoughton Mill; approved mountain limeston —F. Banwell, 5* per yard; £8 per ...

... the Misses Hickman; Wellington-place, Messrs. Metcalf and Kirkpatrick's lady employees; Amoore's corner, Mrs. Stubbs ; Reeves' corner, Mrs. Bradnam ; Queen's Hotel, Miss Wells ; Queen's Hotel Restaurant, Miss Cramp ; Claremont Liberty shop, Mrs. 0. Beiter ...

... giving the ii•isi the loot. The then attacked, a corner being ;:tvin hoot wir11 tory Front the i v otee the cAts ',reeved. corner being conceded which , iene ry. Sir afterward, Wood again from a foul. The homeaters then atta..kett. but the redo' ...

... iy shop, 43, High-street. Sale. Two PIANOFORTES, £3and cr.n t .on; also s ...

... couldn't make ->ut, prisoner said I told her I was hard up. When taken into custody, Reynolds had to be carried from Reeves' corner to the statior.—Prisoner admitted being drunk and said was going to Westfield, and enquired the wav. He had come from ...

... couldn't make out, prisoner said : I told her I was hard up. When taken into custody, Reynolds had to be carried from Reeves' corner to the station.—Prisoner admitted being drunk and said he was going to Westfield, and enquired the way. He had come from ...

... George-street. Hickman—Bench-terrace. Meters (calf and Kirkpatrick—Wellingtonplace. Mr* Sfubbs—Amoore's Corner. Mrs Brad nam Reeves' Corner. Mrs lister-Central Bote!. Miss** Stone—SL Andrew's Church. Mrs Wiseman—Entrauce Park. Mien Miller—Spa. Misse* — Mount ...

... and Beach Terrace—Miss Wells; Wellington Pla.e.—Messrs. Metcalf and Kirkpatrick's employes; Amoore's Corner—Mrs. Stubbs; Reeve's Corner—Mrs. Bradnam; :reeten Perrins; Town Hall—Mrs. Lister; Ilae e loek Itoad--Miss Itadway; St. Andrew's Misses Stolle; Alexandra ...

... Lewis followed up and netted the ball but was ruled off sole The game had cot been tong m prover before the the locals reeved • corner, but the plre•kick yielded oothiug. took a VISA In the other end. when 1i,..• po• behind. Tr visitor. Fre t 0..b10 some ...