... made there of no small dimensions, and Mr MoCurrich would undoubtedly be missed by them for some time, especially at that stage when his services were so valuable with the accumulated wisdom he possessed upon dock matters, Another death they regretted ...

... Pad April. 1844. that she nest Ladies' fitgai was girth red then there were 1230 manors. The rpalanty at the .weal ro.smug wag erabliebed to Jumpy. 1815. Al that camera them 1.300 Miters. sad sinbsemstaiir a nee pared the - P&P Nein am the second was ...

... Squire, showing the proposed outfall sewer, together with the limits of deviation, and these plans had been transferred by Mr Squire to his plan of proposed dock extension, which he pro- duced to Mr Yabbicore. The production of these plans showed the limits ...

... :h.-y bad reached stage when was aary act. They had taken every reasonable precaution, and had done all that reasonable men couid be do. At the conclusion of his speech Alderman Pearson displayed on screen number of slides, showing action of the Scats ...

... pointed out that the present Council will remain in office until the 15th of April, tDOL, and that the election will then be every third year. On the motion of the Cilairman, seconded by Mr A. H4. iyons, Mr R. M. D)udden was reappointed a trustee of the Plumley ...

... with a rush, and wars deprived of a certain try b~y Hughes lying on theX ball in open field. Half-time- ?? try ?? ?? in the second half the visitors wvere for some time pinned in their owen territory, and when relief was brought by a passing mlovement betwveen ...

... with the enrol- ment of the second unit. The Committee has appointed, and the War Office has approved, of the following officers ;-Lient.-Col. Basil E. Spragge, ?? to command the Special Corps, and Lieut. Ccl. A. G. Holland second in command. The cam pany ...

... tearn--aud as the visitors kept ' ; ?? were rew-trdud. ti:ine secore showed the livers Only One to ; hey were rather lucky to hold such a . ion, for the City had had much inoroe :: p.y. In the second halt the City always : per hand, and ought to have scored .i ...

... MUSICAL NOTES. The second performance for the season ion with Miss Mary Lock's Chamber Concerts, on Friday, should prove specially interesting, *too rig other compositions the programme contains that | magnificent Trio in B Plat by Beethoven, 00. and ...

... hy 17.sxAl DIX, AI)LAD1iN . IMIS Ai)A REEVE, M(ORNINi' PERFOTRtMAqES EVERY Tll1llSODAY & i.I'URDi)AY, Ar T' Doors opru 130: Stage I or. L.l0. Juveniles undor 12 admnitted to Mni J3 PeriOaUc0s only. to Pit italls 19. lit 6d. Gailely 3d. Nonr---EXTRA ROWS ...

... right, Cale had the best opening up to this stage of the game. a he skied the leather most provokingly. Next Downie a opened a chance for himself and threw it away by 0 kicking at random. A moment later he showed i Improvement, dropping one close to the ...

... Grand Trunk Third Preference,,' and Ordinary 1-16, whilst Greod Trunk First Preference rose 3' and Second P'reference 4. Mexican Railway First and Second Preferences rose 4-and Ordinaryj4. Central Argentines and Cordoba Central Four per Cent. Debentures ...