... that the Council advertise the lectures. The dates were, Wedneciday 17th April,, lecturer, Rev A. J. Dowling. Technical Instruction, its aims and its utility, Wednesday, 24th April; lecturer, M R Club field Orpen, the building trades, what Technical ...

... AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. TRALEE, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1900_ - Presumably. alone sbe must have brought it to — themwith her front the home the eight s e lvesie. Witfiont awaiting an to these Du c K EGG SEASON the murder, and one of its barrel:, had ...

... The Reny Weekly Reporter, Saturday,__April 13, 1901. FAEMERS' NOTES. From the Farmers' Gazette. CHANGE OF SEED. Now that the seed sowing season is in full swing, too much emphasis cannot be laid upon the necessity for making frequent changes of seed ...

... The Kerry Weekly Reporter, Saturday, April 5 , 1902. UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. ORIGINAL POETRY. TO PREVENT PUNCTURES. GLENCAR BRANCH'. Marriage Invitations, Cc .11)1in:tent Cards RARLEY ! BARLEY ! BARL pI T ABBEYFEALE BRANCH. THE SPRING. M. Lacroix hoe invented ...

... ;natant, enclosing deposit £2 for use of the Theatre Royal. for week commencing 17th April next. No further communication sassed between the parties then until 17th April, when Mr Deen came to Tralee. He should sap that Mr. Deco was preceded by his agent ...

... charged by Mr Sullivan, D. 1., with a breach of the Sunday Closing Act on the 21st April last. Dr O'Connell represented defendant. Sergeant Watchorn said that on Sunday, 21st April, he visited Mr. O'Donnell's premises. He found four men in a room and two in ...

... emigrated. About 8,000 are Kilkenny Show, the lest always under the care of the Homes, of whom ii, air Brood prize won by Mare by LAT FA SHIO NSFO It 1906. THE JUNE GRAND. more than half are boarded out.—The genet- • - Young' Marden 24 entries): first ...

... Tralee, where his recitals in the Hall, Nelson Street, were market with whir•.h showed the deep interest ihat Tielee people took in such en entertainment. • We are sure Mr. second visit will b' even a greater success than his previous one. 6 • Mr. W. H. O'Connor ...

... there are few vegetables that compare with this in flavour and wholesomeness, none that excel it. Lift any plants not used by April, and lay in their ,roots in a cool position, to prevent them running to seed. Mushrooms.—l'neover as little of the bed as possible ...

... Palmerston—Kerry Lily: second, Mrs. Gertrude Allen Buckley, Master Powder, by Powder—Wodder Queen : third, T. A. Baldwin, M.D., Dunboy. Junior, Bitch—First prize .T. W. .Tudd, Riversdale Belle, by Young Phil, Cahra Olive; second, .T. A. Carbery, Peggy ...

... to ask the Local Government Board to sanction the erection of those cottages by direct labour. On the motion of Mr. Gaine. seconded by Mr. Aldwell, it was decided to ask the Local Government Board to have the two cottages for Tahilla built by direct labour ...

... Urban District Council lield this twenty-second day of March, 1901, I hereby give notice that at the meeting to be held ii Monday week, being the first diiy of April. I,ineteen hundred and ono— At this stage a general huhu), ensued, and the confusion ...