... A PRIVATE CHAT. Ch'amberiain, in addition to granting Friday's formal conferenoe -snith tire Boer leaders, arranged have talk on Saturday v/ith General Botha. 'Hie formal oonforenoe was held in the presence of an interpreter, and was attended by other ...

... A CHAT WITH THE GENERAL Major Robert Maitland talking- to Major-Gcneral Wimberley after the address by the former commander of the 51st Division the Aberdeen Rotary Club yesterday. ( The Press and Journal copyright.) ...

... and sympathetic that ,»be was more than a monarch. We had come to look upon her as friend, a friend whose presence we felt, and who helped make better men and better women, better boys and girLs Yes, Victoria a queen among queens, and that was why we ...

... Chat with a Calais Chaplain. BELGIANS SING TIPPERARY WITH COCKNEY ACCENT. This how. the Hern. John A. pariah minister North JSek, Musseltxifrgih, now a military chaplain Franco, gives a glimpse of the brighter side of has -work hospital ...

... A CHAT BEFORE LUNCH Chatting in the lounge before the luncheon at which the British Legion's £15,000 appeal for new headquarters in Aberdeen was launched. Left to right —Lieut. F. B. Grant: 2nd Officer A. Wilkinson. Mr Andrew Smith, Mr J. Wilson Cunningham ...

... A CHAT WITH PETERHEAD FISHERMEN. Mr Boothby again showed his keen interest in the fishing industry, and the welfare of those connected with it, when ‘he paid a hurried visit to the town on Friday during his short holiday in the north. He motored from ...

... A CHAT ABOUT JAPS AND JAP WCWAtrKTroBAT. JPKE 11, MB*.. marriaobb. MoißiT-GlMon.-At 252 Bg«>. ('n,flhill. iiwt.. R*T- TlioinaA IJowcllyn ...

... A WIRELESS CHAT. LOCAL LISTENERS-IN, The DPostmaster General has collected quite a handsome sum this winter by the sale of wireless licences, and Peterhead has contributed its fair quota to this sum, judging by the number of aerials that have sprung up ...

... A CHAT ABOUT NEW BOOKS. I Wo haven'i bad chat about book* for a long | time. girU mine, nor have I lately inserted tho usual monthly reading list. However, now intend to make up for lost time, and veil you about come book»s new and old, which nave | afforded ...

... gramophone records. The first part of each side of the dise contains a little talk by a native, spoken with all the qualities of a wircless announcer. Then comes a break, and you start to chat with your ‘visitor.” “Good morning,” he says. ...

... CHAT OVER A CUP OF TEA The Rev. Peter Diack, new minister of Drumoak, chats with members of the congregatiort over cup of tea at the induction social last night. (The Press and Journal copyright.) ...

... A CHAT ABOUT THE FANCY DRESSES. All-Conquering Jatz. (By Our Lady Representative.) The success the masque not its splendour, though the colours and types wore varied and brilliant enough, not Absolute burslesque, hut its fitness. Here one given himself ...