... Dab., Scaot.Thern, 14> 05 4 i4oattorn Incite, 40% l4erttern Aesece, SIn, Crien Sds.udio. 52?s 1/ i'o1atroe' losorsore, lU-U TennI in Peat, 02'5 lurlrrat,' Teen, 1Cc. Se]. Sm. fin. 2nd Pee!, 60t? la 'arreud. Is. Id. TI.,. led Pro)., 27>4 1/ Sir ?? Ore], ...

... hock braen qn:ui i,- r are very poor, -and ?? of nisn-,or. Calcurz.ta dIiii- a more life in thanr irsl'urrrei, O: ahlic tennis offered hitnax aI, also quiet, and( thle wok I .well. A little to'-re ?? Et3anilep good-s. butl ?? a Some specia cloths; or ...

... a. demand far gOC'> being ne-glected. b.c A good trade has been done inseaes c ttj wise ataj'etic outitn hsntbeni r o-i-t Tennis and Botn flnesso 03'' - as regards raymd uih 4- cu mak~es. Lel! fairlywl.I h hnst h Ca African businessiimrvn for all kinds ...

... where Bank Holiday is observed, hasz beent but poorly attended. Business generally remains quiet. A few repeat, orders. for tennis. cricket,, anid other suimcer flannelsA keep t'omang to band, although owing todi coldneses of the lsprieg they are hardly ...

... hosiery thiere has been a moderate turnover; but, on the whole, the result of the season so far leaves no cause for complaint. Tennis and boating flannels are not doing well, and stocks move slowly, so that repeats are soaree. Millinery houses 1have been quiet ...

... garden, or g6ardecns, are of infinite varietv e and not the least attractive feature of the grounds is a delightfully situated tennis-ground, surrounded by tfoliage on all sides, and from -wbich a, refresbing viow of the many chernos of this picturesque valley ...

... }89L 5 ?? oa. WOODROUSE-LANE, I.EEDS. CRICEETI CRICKET2i CR-ICKET112 B. P E A T E, A NAUFNAfCT U1B-ER OEF CnICKET, AWNi TENNIS, CnoQuET GOLF, and aD OVT fand TN DOOI; u.,jcELS. 2. UPPERE EAD-R5OW. LEEIDS. OErND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATFA-LOGUE, FREE. T WO ...

... to say that it is the most beautiful and eelsea watering-pllce on the south- west coast. There are golf links, yacht and tennis elubs, sea. fishing, and excellent sea bathing. Mr. Thomas Fenwiek, of Leeds, the. umpire ap- pointed in the arbitration ...

... PortegIthodaiat3 so4 s-A Ilbinason Drop. 43? tc 4%6 FPreset: Stand. 3--1-6 to 2-3StE. Robins-on ltmandfontcin. 1-7-16 to (tenniS, 5 T0 ?? 1-8 -16. Geelea. 2%4 to 25%. ?? im Reef, 2% to Gaidealsoos Deep, 10% t JOY. 1 Geide ?? e 6% to 7 1Ds ep to 5,41 ...

... te 42e. eaeh. Veal carers ste.5(4 trade ot 71. to 7/ed per lb, Smell milres Its. SoI ahecr ing to esez~ La re show of tat tennis of prime quali~ty ; he-so beet 6ii to 6,4d. per lb.. seconedary clsalitzes ond cow heel 54 to i5ed. per lb. itOROTGGRERtI ...

... Epeptor. SuFed Oitoe-r 3-nt. Lchbiliti,'s un-ruca-vd, £77.'Ss. 84. frop ftveife ded icr ; ' ai-cu-' clnair. I £325 Sartt-n Jlati Tenny. tl. 3 Ei5hb-stfrit erncra; ...

... foreigner, as wie had taught him enougri. We had taught him something in arts and crafts. We had sent people over to teach him tennis send golf. (Luighstur.) A distinguished colleague of 3Mr. Asquith's whose name began with R taught them something about ...