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... will ban• another rub at it. (Laughter.) SLUMS AND HOUSING. The next and lost item on the agenda produced several paroage,at-arms. It was a motion in the name of Mr M'Qneen. convener of the Housing Committee to adopt a recommendation that a further sixteen ...

... the late of gifts, which should be in good con- log. In Scotland it was practically tee, assisted by ladies. served a most John Deuchars and Mrs Dcuchars, 71 (titian and suitable for small houses. impossible for builders t o do thin enjoyable tea. Votes ...

... —After a lapse of a few years. the brethren of St Kessa's Masonic Lodge, No. 269. celebrated the Festival of St John In the Ancaster Arms Hotel on on Friday last week. Bro. Alex. Thorium, presided over a large company. witch Included a deputation from ...

... Bissell Binder (works overhauled this year); Jack Potato Digger; Clothing. ALL ACCESSORIES .IRE HERE. KHAKI SOCKS. KHAKI CARDIGAN JACKETS, KHAKI GLOVES. KHAKI PULLOVERS, _ SHARI SCARVES. KHAKI TRENCH COATS. OFFICERS' SLEEPING SAGS . OFFICE:IS' OVERLAY ...

... - Turnip Barrow. Hay Collector. 110 A Plough, Drill Harrow. 35 HIGH CRIEFF. Drill LIVE STOCK FOR SALE S TREET . Plough, . JOHN LOW,Turnip Slicer, Bruiser. Chaff Cutter, 3 • Ter - ier Puppies, highly AT REID'S- Set Swingletrees. Hand Barrow. 2 Lad- ' ...