... Fenders and Firc-Itons, Pots and Pans, Books, Crockery and Crystal. Lamps, Paraffin Stove*. Sewing Machine (Singer*), Nursery Fire Guard, Wood Coal Vase, 1 Meat Safe and Brackets, Ac., Ac. A Large Selection of OIL AND WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS of Local and other ...

... Cooking Utensils, Fi*h K*t>D. Pots aad Pans. Warner’s Cooker, iioileretto (Well backs). Brew Jelly Fha, Dish Cov-rv. Nursery Fire Guard, C**r of Batterfllea. Paraffin Stove Lamps,s KuaMaa Bowls, OraeodUe. 2 qoaatity Crachmy. Crystal, China, Diaaer Set eeaffitete ...

... end Chain, Curtain Poles and Curtains, Sun Blinds. Indian Mattings. Night Stool, number Fancy Bracketa and Ornaments, Wire Fire Guard, . Ac. LOBBY, LANDING, Ac.—Linoleum, Door Meta, Hall Tabkn, Umbrella Stand, Scraper, several Pictures and Saudi Busts. Lamps ...

... Trieseopc Table, 4 Chairs, 3 Easy Chairs, sad Couch; 1 Pine Chiffonier, Cornet and Hug, Fender and Fire- Irooa, Kitchen Tnble, Kitchen Chairs, Guard toe Fire, Floorcloth. Sate to eommeoee 11 o’clock Forenoon. JAMBS MANSON, Auctioneer. Alloa, 13th February ...

... marched to Wynburg. and on the May we had our first brush,, boon* 30 miles from Wynburg. We were not the actual firing line, but were under fire all the tame. At Wynburg 1 was sent Sergeant with a convoy of commandeered ammunition to the General's camp at ...

... SAVING- UP? There are more way* of saving than potting your money in the bank. One of the principal and safest way* is by guarding yourself against iU-hcahh caused by‘unsuitable* and leaky foot wear. Now that the winter near at hand, new and serviceable ...

... last month, we were called out of bed at a quarter past one to to Saxon Bridge and help the scouts, the advance guard of the Boers had been firing on them all night. arrived back about half past nine, got breakfast, and went and played the Scouta a cricket ...

... its group Scotch firs to mark (be spot where the Bon-fire was lighted the threatened approach the Armada. High oo black Hampstead's raarthy Baa* started tbs aoeth. They,” pf course, refers the ban-fires, sad the fine* tfm Macaulay, who winds this part of ...

... concluded the meeting, A»arming Fire at Whins Road A Family Escape.— Sunday evening, ab«)Ut ten o'clock, fire broke out dwelling-house at Wljina Hoad, occupied D. Hatton, florist. The house a twostoreyed one. and the fire originated the parlour on the ground ...

... next evening a after (luuliugli The General woe waa id .nd (Lord Methuen toe Guard:*) led into a nice trail. We were marched to with n tiO yards ot the when enemy opened fire, and being ...

... was roost needed dusk the firing I pickerl up seven of the future. “' treini gof for the cuuntrv was large number native Boer shells fired while we were there. At 10.30 missionary •ph. y greater power for p m.. shot was fired from the Mval gun again, there ...

... Convener of the Fire Committee reported that fire new hydrants were required throughout the lown and recommended accordingly. The Council agreed the recommendation and deckled that the cost putting in the hydrants lacharged against the Fire Department. ...