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... 13 Slitrig Crescent; 3, Roy Thomson, 15 Ramsay Road. Six Vases Hardy Perennials—l, A. M. Douglas, Ladylaw Lodge; 2, Job Harkoess. Wilton Dean; 3, Frank P, Scott, Norwood. Three Vases Hardy Perennials—l, Walter E. Anderson, 3 Allars Crescent; 2, Frank P ...
... Friday evening laid. when a new 30 cw. Ford be. longing to Mr John Hardie (70i, prove, Ancrum. was proceeding along It,• road mooing between Easter Fislderlic and Swinnie. Mr J. Hardie, a local contra,- for engaged in quarrying and transts.rting road metal ...
... accorded at the close by Mr Thomas Scott, session clerk. During the evening part songs were rendered the clioir. un.Wr the leadership Peter Dawson, and solos were sung by Misses Jean and Margaret Hill, Mr* Jeffrey. Messrs William Hardy, William ladthead. Adam ...
... Ambit w to wood tie THOMAS X. ORAHAAL Apia. Wrl, Hem. General Election, 1928. HOXIUIO..M SRL Ili The Earl of Dalkeith, UNIONIST CANDIDATE. will the COMER /ELECTORS is the WIRER COUNT ROOM ZAWICII, =DAY. t7u at 330 pm THOMAS Sir Thomas Henderson's CANDIDATURE ...
... OBITUARY. At 10 Minto Place, on the Stith inst., ha bella Mintn Turnbull, wife of Thomas Gordon, aged 42 years. At 2 Dalkeith Place, no the 22nd inst., Robert Hardie, stockingmaker, aged 674 years, At 18 Howegate, on the 21st inst., Isabella Latimer ...
... Harkness: 2. J. Potts, Daidlaw Terrace, Hawick. Vase Carnations —1, Thomas Bell, Frank Place. Hawick; 2 A. E. Anderson. Vase Half-hardy Flowers—l. J. P. White; 2. William Scott. Vase Hardy Flowers 1. Mrs A. Murray, 15 Orchard Terrace. Hawick; 2, W. Douglas; ...
... Hostile. Double Begonia—l, A. Helaine; 2, J. Hostile. Beg • Blooms—l, J. Beattie; 2, Netts Heathy.. Hardy Annuals-1, J. Heaths; 2, W. Borthwick. Half-Hardy Annuals—l, J. Heatlie; 2, W. Pow. Vase Antirrhinums-1, W. Pow; 2, P. Ferguson, Borthwickshiels. Pot ...
... gh) 5; A. Hardie (Riccarton) 10. D. Ellis (Hawick) 9. Second round—J. Hope 10. R. Jackson 2; J. Footer 6, Burgess 5 ; Hope 8, Elliot 7; A. Hardie 10. Welsh 7. Semi-final—J. Hop© 13, J. Foster 4; Hardie 8. T. Hope 7. Final~J. Hope 7, Hardie 6. £lo—£2B ...
... Teviothead, 5 J. Hardie, P.S.A.. 14, beatG. Gray, Minto, 2 THIRD ROUND W. Young, Appletreehall, 12, beat 8. Ewart, P.8.A., 10 J. Soott, Teviothead, 8, beat H. Hialup, Teviot- J. Foster. Teviotdale, 13, beat H. Russell, Rule- water, 8 J. Hardie. P.8.A., 10 ...
... Plant—l Thomas Steels, junior; 2 Frank Mood j. Two Begonias—William Bljtbe. Stakes Phlox—l Tbomae Steele, 2 Alas. Three Bunebee Hard/ Border Flowsre—l P. AUsoa, 2 William Law. Three Aatinfcittiuae—l William SooMt 2 William T» . Mooervson. Biz Hardy Aenuab-P ...
... Waller Douglas 2. Thomas Lockie; 3. James ProucUoot. Vase Asters (Comet- or Plume) —1, Thomas Thorburn, Garfield Street: 2. James Blaikie 7 Myreslawgreen. Vase Single Asters- Thomas Thorburn. Two Vases Stocks-1, J. P. White: 2 Thomas Lockie. Vase Flench ...
... p A , .me u n ndores. over 40-1, 1). Ross; 2, Yards Handicap (confined) —1 wake Heard; 2, J. Walker; 3, A. Hardie. Mile Handicap-1, A. Hardie; 2, eon; 3, Frank Turnbull ; 4, Tom Welsh. 100 Yards Obstacle Race--1, J. F. Turnbull; 9, Dan Turnbull. 2, Married ...