... DUNKIRK HARVIST THANKSGIVING were held Dunkirk church on Sunday last. The decorations wero pretty and the musical portion of (ho services W4ll well rendered by choir. The offertories for the Canterbury Hospital amounted to 24 Us. 9d. ...

... DUNKIRK. A SOLDIIII.—At Polies Court nu Hondas batty. Captain Huopir and 1. flolmer. Htg., William Henderson was charged with being clink and y at Dunkirk on datutdai.—Sergeant Handy stated that at midnight he an prirme , . who was very ;look. IL tbs ...

... DUNKIRK. Greta and Co., Preston Street, for Prime Flola, mod Game st very reasonablo Atrial respectfully soliettsd.- Advt. THE BAND OP HOPE and senior members of the bluslOAL.—At the recent Local Centre Eliminations by the Associated hoard of tbe Royal ...

... NO DUNKIRK had been like this in Poland for the Poles, in Belgium and the Netherlands for the Belgians and the Netherlanders, and in France for the French and British. It had been like this when Rommel won Tobruk and smashed the British Knightsbridge ...

... DUNKIRK, Swaffer, J., c — an Cir falliingliam 9 Chittenden, F., c Reed, b Gillingham 0 .ILarsh, W., c Kemp b Gillingham 6 Cook, G., b Callimbam Gorham, F., c Suckling b Callinghaas 0 Steer, J.. h Solly Burgess, W. R., not, out Marsh, 0.. b Catlin ham ...

... DUNKIRK. BOAID.—The monthly meeting of the Dunkirk School Board was held on Wednesday, when there were present the Bev. W. J. Springett (in the chair),Messrs. W. K Gorham J. B. Eldridge, and W. Hall, and the Cleri (Mr. Allan Taseell).—Accounts amounting ...

... DUNKIRK. BOAID.—Tbs drat w aea held ea whoa there were pesseat—Rev. W. J. Mr. W. R. Gorham, Kr. rtl . , sad the (W. Ans. Tamil.)—The Bey. W. J. sad Mr. Goias eaaaisseady re-slested sad The compliossated s ea the vsy Is whist& he eat Ids duties, /11r. ...

... Dunkirk IN contradiction to Hitler, historians rightly declare that the collapse of the German Army in 1918 waa due to the fact that the Allied forc33 comprised better men, better armed and better led. Provided our brass-hats are not too proud to learn—and ...

... AT DUNKIRK Counsel said thcie was nothing again& Scot. but Thomas ha o been charged with larceny on a prcvicays occasion. Det.-Constable We sa said Scott was In the Territorials prior to the outbreak of war. He was evacuated from Dun- where he was Thomas ...

... DUNKIRK. ti LIGHTNING. - 111,1,y tiiiinderstorm on Wednesday in last week the school building at lholkirk was struck by The fruit of the building *aerial estensisely, brick and stonework being displaced, anti a very large window 14:tattered. A ltagastilff ...

... DUNKIRK. TM wale( of kin was is sidle. no Gatistdey, by a dienlay of bastion on the tewer sod at Capt. 0 Juls bons,. Toe search light WIN very effective in the frost tbe I.tvrer of ' Dunkirk bones, seed Capt. meet the Rev. W. J. Sprisgett bad a good display ...

... Dunkirk Men Re-land In France THE evacuation of men of the B.E.F. and the French Army from Northern France is still going on. Marfy men are going direct to France with their French Navy rescuers. This is the latest position at Dunkirk according to the ...