... Dolls’ Houses, Bricks, Cubes, Arkr, etc., left over from Bazaar, greatly reduced dear, make room for outdoor games—-Lava Tennis, Cricket. Archery, Ootf, Mart Osrts, with hood, and folly upholstered, 30s, 35a, 40s. 455, 50s; few slightly toiled, 255, ...

... appointed checkweighinan it Mirfield Colliery. Ravensthorpe. Tug CINDERKLLR DANCE prennotei by the Tradesmen's Cricket and Tennis Club. in the Assembly Rooms, High Street. on Tuesday, proved an immense niece. Mr. Houson . s nit played • choice selection ...

... thanks to General Crozier, which was scconded by Mr. Jounx Masow, and acknowledged. CASH’S FRILLINGS IN ALL STYLES. Casus Lawn Tennis Frituine RIPON CITY COURT. THURSDAY, & S 2 ) &S ‘Before Messrs. W. E. Dixon and T. R. Mountain, DrouNk axp DisorperLy.—Octavius ...

... weight against Oxford in ISOS ; J. F. Carter (Pembroke) a capable threequarter back ; M. F. Day (Pembroke) one the best lawn tennis players in the’Varsity ; and H. E. H. Oakley (St. John's; was the reserve man for the Cambridge eight two years ago. ...

... sat mill IV had the distinction Maror the trey of the ea r.f H. T. am/ W. F Wit , . who. after terminating their port.‘ of Tenni. seam offered their temises, .tfier losing the Perris. A Dr. Prior. at wean of valuable mein. Dr, lir ..f Itredford, horn appointed ...

... criticism of the Government. said his against them wu that they had broken our tradition-it policy of keeping me friendly tenni with the Dutch in South Africa. He maintained that they had been guilty of want of foresight, reckless disregard of consequences ...

... Other Normanton News will be found on RADESMEN'S CRICKET AND TENNIS CLUB.—The mem! of this club ed a Cinderella dance, which was he! in_the Assembly Rooms on Tuesday e Messrs carted Hartley acted as M.C.’s. The gathering wasa it sur THE PRESS OF TO-DAY ...

... Address R. 551, Press Office. 1927 a T _ ENNIS RACEET MAEERS and FOREMAN of Shop WANTED; constant work to suitable hands— Write Tennis, Yorkshire Herald. 1920 a W~ ANTED, JUNIOR ASSISTANT. Grocery and Flour. —Apply, Bentley, Mount, York. WANTEB. practical TRACTION ...

... satisfaetory ono note .u.partan• by the roliee. Hopkinson naturally was tint afraid to , trade with the agai n . The maniatrates ',tenni Hopkinson to he act' it liberty. Rai•urick said he time from Bradford to lied- I der-hold may on the I,ltt list tfour after ...

... or cycling, sad a mightdrem messily suited to longclotb, flannel, or the deer) CASH'S FRILLINGS IN ALL STYLES. CASH'S LAWN TENNIS FRILLINS WITH DRAWING COMO WOVIIII INTO TNt CA.•M.C. 4 : f •••• .$ c.) ez, cr 4 * ...

... FUTURE OF LAWN TENNIS IN SHEFFIELD. THE PROPOSED AMALGAMATION OF CLU BS A meeting the shareholders the Sheffield and Lawn Tennis Club was held at the Cutlers' Hall yesterday, in pursuance of resolution passed at a meeting last November, when it was decided ...

... SLIPPERS BOOTS, SHOES, AND In the District. Sand Shoes, Tennis & Cricket Blots & Shoes, from 1/- to 5/6 J. ROBINSON, 47, High Street, Redear, And Linthorpe Road, Middlesbroucth. ...