... A DAY BY THE SEA. ARLYN - spy. Parties of six, nine, or more driven to Harlyn and fetched for any Train—Bank Holidays and Wednesday afternoons excepted —at Is. each. HARLYN RAY. Early Closing Excursion every Wednesday in connection with the Trains 2 ...

... Particular y ehoice. CHERE u socoethintt particularly ch. ice about the New MillicerY Fashious for autumn which will spy eat to every well dnywed woman. Really tasteful Millinery this Season without going to any extreme gives suitable creations for every ...

... r T AND DISTRICT Ron 6PINNTNG. SPY:AIt-MAKING. and KEDGING comprriTlONS Will plane at St tient on TUE? DIE. JUNE 79th. Entries be made oa before Tue.day. L2t Tune for bagging: all &ben IStb. Jose. GEORGE MIDDLE. Hon. Sc 9 to should fait • to ROYAL aIOP ...

... obtained. INCANDESCENT BURNERS from 5 to I 5 haunt for Id, locasksceat Bar Cleaned and Malataiacd for id. per Bonier per Quarter. Spying 15 approaching. Coal dear, but Gas is cheap. The Gas Company. however, are not increasing their prices, and anticipate a large ...

... or V per coot. *Kam tor olthlo 1 WE ALSO HAVE A STORE And rod •upp:y drtn mit them. 3g6 per tee, per beg, to petal Contrail. spy s:. EAR! Y 01: OTFtEC North's Cement Co., NEWQUAY. MOTOR PARTS a ACCESSORIES. TEST LAMPS It VOLTMETERS. ELECTRICAL JEWELLERY ...

... end merchants invokes before delivery of anv consignment. Forms of Tender, upon which contracts must be made out. can, with spy further particulars, be obtained from Me um dersigned. Sealed tenders, signed by Intending contractors, be delivered at the ...

... and t..rizte give', that at its next meeting the Board would proceed to appoint his succee-tr.— Mr. Elinor. of Newnuay, agaio spybed slid explained hi. imptoved plan. her the alteration of the Workhoose , etc.. which at re adopted. and it was agreed so ...

... cannot tope for rectory. Jealousy and enspicion are rampant throughout the Army. The members of our Secret Service are to busy spying on each other that they cannot apprehend spies, and Japaoree agnate carry on their work with impunity. Japan apparewtly keows ...

... most Important narrative is Selling the Emsire Secrets. - a British soldier's strange story of his dealings with • foreign spy who wanted obtain plans photographs of a for'rem. ThM unusual story is catmmentkal to the earnest attmtron of the public anti ...

... which was now overcrowded Chairman said there were too mans' child/an in One part of the aohool.—The Clerk amid there was spy room for about twenty more children in the shool.—On the motion of Mr. Bice, seconded be Mr. Teague, it way agreed to recommend ...

... know who would be responsible in case of damage resulting as a consequence of these sudden explosiors. or whether there is spy proper author - 4y .0 protect the users of !1i highway :—Yours, etc.. A LADY PASSERBY. If. is usual in eases of blasting near ...

... necessary. he did not think they should apy for land that was worth nothing. Mr. Cooke was keeping his stand, and he thought %Spy should keep theirs. Mr. LoverinF thought their right did not apply to an adit. Legally, Dr. 'Whitish was within his rights. ...