... district are fortunate in having Sir Jame- Roberts as their friend and bent rector. Tb , building of the halt which he promised golden wedding celebration last September has now commenced, and when cornpith d will be a great acquisition to the neighbourhood ...

... Shallots—l W. Comfit.; 2W. Puller. Carrots—l J. Mann; 2 J. Ferguson; 3 J. Waugh. Parsnipss—l J. Ferguson. 2 B. S. Coterie. Golden Ball Turnips-1 W. R. Cowie; 2A. Ross; 3.1. Waugh. Swede Turnips-1 J. Waugh. Broad Beans-1 J. Wench; 2 W. R. Coterie; 3 W. ...

... lies. Dr Gardner. Barony Church, presided,. sod a happy time was spent snag and story. and Mm Laing were married at Maidstone, Kent. sal 12th October, 1912. he being then a 'Wks• lit the Roast Navy. .He served in the senior service for 22 years. at Name ...

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