... 4d each; Australian ditto, 7. 901 to Ss 9d per dozen; wild ducks, 1s Od to 2e Od: pintail, is 6d; widgeon, Is Od; teal, Is; golden plover, 8d to Is 2d ; black, 5d to 7d; snipe. Rd to Is; English hares, 3. to 3s 3d; woodcock, `2. Ic 2. 6d ; Russian fowls ...

... bare own on the topmost door ot Me bus ot a boom. and telling her the boot room whinged to Mr Dens's, left ber to herself. teas wasbed her See and hands, and ',embed cut her silky, golden curls, sad stood et the window looking out opus a region ot sack yards ...

... punishment. Well, Miss Gray, you're angry with me because I just chaffed you, said Jappie, flicking his whip spirit his boots and looking half ashamed of himself ; I will tell you something that will make you forgive me. I have brought my little white ...

... In Plain or Patent Leather, 2.. lid. per pair. - JACIEBOIOI, Golden Boot, 12, Burrowgate, Pen. iith. U7ANTED, Fatmera, Postmen, Quarrymen, Farm Servant., to try CARRICK'S Handsome STRONG BOOTS, made to massere.— Caniuec's, blalu•atreet, WANTED, • MAN to ...

... costs. STEALING BOOTS FROM A RAILWAY STATION. Ethel Hardy, 15 years of age, was charged with stealing a pair of boots, value 10s 6d, from the Camerton Railway Station, the property of Joseph Pollock, on the 9th inst. —Joseph Pollock, boot dealer, Flimby ...

... Altir,..,bur 1 fool bOlebtor. sod I Rao. tent I ow. to ado Ibia`. I`V wade tritboot Item. tbottot Ibl, Moto. 1 Whoa aro oil boot doubt oners..7 to 411 ko.oo ago. poor, *Wais t lis. r awl tots*, 11r.be.. b001•wh0..1.1414 >. .I• ▪ • elan, ill•IN, awl ...

... 2nd May he called at the Golden Lion Hotel, Market Place, Whitehaven, and asked to see Mrs. Toy'forth. She came to him, and he then asked her if she , had a dog. Mrs. Tay'forth replied that she had, and that it was in the Boots' room. Witness said he wished ...

... HORSE-SKIN BOOTS AT 6 , 10: ANTED. a TRAVELLER for the BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, Sic., 12 15 SUITS 9/6 „ 22 / -1 TAILORING ling street, eatery givem- Apply, T. L. MAIN, 4, Kingstreet, Penrit.b. R. T. SWEETEN'S, 14 14 10/3 „ 27/- THE BEST BOOTS AT THE PRICE ...

... 3.140. Mr. Graham, ifoutteuing hie emblem', said the White ber.rbenee was 780 muds lions the provee 4 sew hotel : nen eke Golden noses the neared folly hawed home, see 850 yards hem It. The Booms was distant. sad tbe lieitofd bermes the ether side of ...

... et the Seoul Inn. Patereonee Row, from 'Diorama Yates' to Jobe M. Milner, of Meryperh Tina wax grented.— The lietnee et too Golden Floe Rol`d , was, ow the apphottioe of Mr. O. A. Lightfoot. temporarily transferred from Mix. Mark Roll to Georg.. Scott ...

... of prison rule and when Morrison was •till s'umbering. prima fare, had done little to soften his character. The manservant. Kent, received him, and, having His heart had proved impervious to the exhorts- learned his business. sh6wed him into the sitting ...

... WWII SUM iiiitt 7 cliticN;veMber, 1903. L. A. SELBY BIGGE. . Amistant Secretary, and Official ;dim. Notice of Bdo N. 2035 *it'boot Deoloratioo.) BOARD OF EDUCATION. C. T. 16. NOTICE. IN THE MATTER OF THE WHIT& HAVEN REFUGE SCHOOL. in the Borough of Whiteheven ...