... Christmas Tournaments. Tue distributions of the prizes won in the Christmas tournaments organised by (lubs in Lerwick took place this week and these functions were largely attended and much enjoyed by those who took part in them A MOA. RED TRIANGLE CLUB ...

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... THE CHRISTMAS PARTY. On Christmas Day the usual routine was carried out up till noon. We had no signal watches, and as cooks of our mess, my mate and 1 busied ourselves getting ready for the feast. As eight bells chimed out, cooks appeared on the mess ...

... CHRISTMAS SHOW Selections have been carefully In spite of increased prices NOVEL AND SMART are now on view, Under . S H chosen. many IDEAS many war conditions ) W W N\ ...

... CHRISTMAS, 1926. ...

... CHRISTMAS AT THE INSTITUTIONS. [. Shearer : mon ...

... CHRISTMAS MUSIC. SPLENDID “MESSIAH” PERFORMANCES IN SHEFFIELD., | Sheffield people will long remember the Christmas of 1911 as a remarkable day from 'a musical standpoint. It was, indeed, an extraordinary circumstance that two simul’tanmm performances ...

... CHRISTMAS DAY, Tuesday was cold, probably the coldest day of winter up till that time, and at night there were sleet and snow showers. Few Feoplo were about during the day, and, as usual, there was little to attract people from the fireside, the only ...

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... OLD CHRISTMAS Sir,—Can any of your readers |, tell me why Christmas is cele-| brated on the sth January, in some parts of Shetland and on the 6th in others? 1 sug&est the following explanation. hen the reformed, calen-, dar was adopted by Act of Parliament ...

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... CHRISTMAS AT THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND CANTEEN. Two Christmas partics were held at the Church of Scotland canteen, Lerwick, for Service men, when the men were entertained to a u;&uou tea and cigarettes, > fi‘:: was beld on Thursday of last week, ul i about ...