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... HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY. |~1 LEA RANGE LINES in HOSIERY, GLOVES, UN PIT HI LOTH J NO. FUJIS. TRIMMING?. &c. npHE WHOLE of the BOOT aid SHOE STOCK of m.CESSRS. TUCKER and WALKER, 7\V FOLKESTONE. j BOUGHT b ' PRIVATE TREATY: at a VERY LARGE DISCOUNT oH COST. As ...
... MacKinnon, Lieutenant - colonel Sir Howard Vincent, and Lieutenant - colonel Cholmondeley assisted in martialling the detachments. other detachments were dne later in the day. The numbor enrolled to day from the Metropolitan battalions as member* of the City ...
... from all partsof the British Empire whose parents were once in prosperous circumstances. The Institution is dependent nn voluntary aid. end the Committee Earnestly APPEAL for NEW YEAR OIFTS, fun-is being urgently needed to meet out- standing liabilities ...
... all parts of the British Empire, whose parents were once in prosperous circumstances. The Institution is dependent on voluntary aid, and the Com- mittee earnestly Appeal for New Year Gifts, funds being urgently needed to meet, outstanding liabilities ...
... UPTON’S DELiaOUS TEAS BECAUSE.— -They are Superior to Tea* aoW othara at much hiyker price*. b*ia( Dalieata U Tlaveer aid Exquiait* Arom* A GUARANTEE navutM ontAia «k* full w*ifkt To* PAT HIGH PRICEB. I* throwing moo«T »w*y t*odl«*«ly when fiawt T** Sh* ...
... Playle, T. T. Whittard, FB. Parker, \ for Clee. W. M. Dicks, F. W. Giller, J. Darte CTAP.PRESS NEW ry elected. Bro. Freeman also aid a hi ros. Ben tribute to his late co-worker. a . W. Amery, Mullins, and Chandler spoke, and the motion was adopted by a risi ...
... parts of the British F^mpire vho«e parents ! were once in prosperous circumstances. The Institution is dependent 1 on voluntary aid. aud the Committee Earnestly APPEAL fcr I NKW YEAR GIFTS, funds being urgently needed to meet out- , slaudiug liabilities ...
... have been exchanging shots to-day on front and both flanks, which breaks the monotony without doing damage on our side. A detachment mounted irregulars advanced •gainst Tugela bridge, the right of the front, sufficiently close to draw the enemy's fire. ...
... beer. -Wnte Kirby Lodge, Upper Hamilton-terrace, , , s I » ARLOURM AID WANTED for boys' preparatory school.— Mrs. _ I 1• . .v. I :•■_■■ ts. 'J ?? Old Ride. Boutnewou -1 I ) ARLOURM AID WANTED al once: w.iges £24, aU found ex- J I ••-]: ?? must have good ...
... is responsible for late hours, and if shopping alone occupies so much time.— Henry Slater. 1. Basinghall-street. E.C. LEGAL AID. — AII Social, Private, and Professional Matters, requiring care, skill, and management, attended to by a Solicitor of wide ...
... similar number from tbe ranks of those who havo only recently the colours. The combined party. 400 strong, marched three detachments to station from theL- respective quarters All three sections, making the combined party cf 40C, had reached the Nine Elms ...
... Family iv the Whole World, Saturday Afternoon, 13th January, 1900. YOUNG HELPERS' LEAGUE. A Voluntary Union of Young People from happy home-, all the world over iv aid of Crippled. Deaf and Dumb. Blind, Ailing and Incurable Children of the Waif and Stray Class ...