... PALMER CORD TYRES IN THE Scottish Tfeliability trials. 1909. The Silver Cup for lowest petrol consumption was I won by the only car fitted with Palmer Cord Tyres showing 44' 5 7 ton miles per gallon. 1908. A Car fitted with Palmer Cord Tyres won the S.A.C. Silver Cup for lowest petrol consumption with 39 ton miles per gallon. 1909. The same mak of car competing with canvas tyres did not win ...

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... RACING AT BERMUDA.-- THE FINISH FOR THE BERMUDA DERBY. THE Bermuda Hunt Club hold a race meeting once a year at Shelly Bay, Bermuda. The course is a small one, being only half a mile round. The fixture of our picture was in the month of March, and began at noon. As the first race was run the rain, which during the whole of the morning had been threatening to fall, began to come down in ...

... . THE Ranelagh Ladies' Golf Meeting is always the largest open meeting in the year, golfers from far and wide collect to take part in it, and every variety of styles and costumes is to be seen. This year there were over one hundred and fifty entries for the medal rounds. The course was in beautiful order, and everything passed off most successfully, thanks to the efforts of Miss Issette ...

... . Mr. W. A. Wilcox's Toggenhurg male goat Le Castor, 1st. Mr. M iller-llalletV s Jersey cow) 1st. A general view of the Show on the South Downs. ...

... Thin villi r IT 0F. THE RASTKRN C°UNTIES OTTERHOUNDS TO NORTH-WEST NORFOLK. Hounds marking their otter under a roadway. Trying the mill vond. r. ...

... AVIATION AT THE BOURNEMOUTH CENTENARY FESTIVAL. AN ACTOR ASPIRANT, &o. 1. I he Hon. Akin lioylc who met with on Occident on Saturday sustaining concussion of the brain. A. (J winy to a disagreement between the committee and the renc/i anators, the latter refused to fly am/ more at the meeting. Our picture shows for one's flag being again hoisted over his shed when a reconciliation hod been ...

... I. COSI FAN TUTTE, AT HIS MAJESTY'S. Miss Ruth Vincent as Isidora and Mr. Frederic Austin as Gratiano. 2. MISS MAXWELL, In The Arcadians, at the Shaftesbury Theatre. 3. MDLLF. MARIE LOUISE DERVAL, .Is Venus in T.e Bois Sacre, by Edmond Rostand, at the Thldtre Sarah Bernhardt, Paris. 4. MISS OLIVE MAY, H7ia appears as Lady Betty in Our Miss Gibbs, at the Gaiety Theatre. 5. MISS DOROTHEA ...

... . 1. Mr. Somerville Tattersall conducting the sales. 2. Horses in the Park Paddocks waiting their turn to be sold. 3. The late Mr. G. G. Todd's chestnut yearling filly by Cicero Plethora, sold to Mr. S. Pickering for 420 guineas. 4. Bay yearling filly by Forfarshire Gravity. ...

... THE It IDG WAY COURSING CLUB MEETING AT ATNTREE 1. .1 raw end for. flohos 2. Col. H. Le:/hys High Lcgh Brian, by Mandini Hushing Bride winner of Clifton Con. 3. Bustler and Rupert of Debute two of the X orth Lanca shire Stakes dividers (read inn from left to right). X. Waiting for coursing to begin. 5. The South Lancashire Puppy Stakes. Scarlet Letter beats Ilariiax. 6. The North Lancashire ...

... . Weighing in. Mrs. Chancellor, winner, greatest weight of catch. Mrs. Booker lands a fish ...

... . Mr. Montague Lush and Mr. Tindal- Atkinson (holder) crossing the vrater to the 18 th green. Mr. L. D. Woodin (the runner-up) in the final. ...