... BRIGK3ATE. SPECTACLES & EYEGTLASSES. NO CHARGE u , rnm G) If' SIGHT TESTED FOR TESTING. * Rom FREE. — — 1 in nmniTiiiiiiilti.' EYESIGHT TESTING. J. L. & Co. make a Special Feature of the Scientific Adaptation of Spectacles to Remedy tha Optical deisitn el Vision. A room apart from the shop is fitted with the appliances accessary for testing the sight upon a thoroughly scientific basis, tli ...

... (SPECIALLY CONTRIBUTED;! Subscriptions to the Welburn Memorial Bowls Fund Amount £9. Mr T. Winter is again President the Silver Rabbit Club, and two more local fanciers, Messrs and Lu ...

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... Hur-t, '* rharffotl with having ami ini harm upon hor aervant. « g'rl 3lf j Ann Myers, wav rrvnmod before the Riding Lwl* yesterday. The girl’v , . remarkaWe one. Ilrieflv. she alleges tint *' ...

... Dr Carter, Bishop of Zukdand, has bee® elected Bishop of Pretoria. The King, accompanied by the Prince Wales, landed East Cowes to-day. Sailors had over £549,000 Invested in naval savings ba ...

... Seeing is Believing f ? SPECTACLE'S PLACE p IN MODERN DRAMA By a Special Correspondent The success of Ivor Novello's Glamorous Night at the Leeds Grand Theatre tempts one to ask whether an evening of sheer spectacle is sufficient to appease the appetites of theatre-goers, even if the libretto does not come up to a particularly high standard. Apparently| it does. Nobody who has seen ...

... For the public hM Rrosned under the tyraimical roffulation of the Poetmafitcr-Goneral. th&l you may not etick anything on. postcards. Many persona, indeed, have supplemented their groans by repeated breathes of the rule, we, who often receive cards with newspaper cuttings pasted thereupon, have cause to know. Now new postcard-charter has been wrung from Department, and publish to-day the glad ...

... 4 TRAIN WRECKING DRIVEN NORTHWARD. ?| AMMUNITION SEIZED BY PORTUGUESE. (I*ree s Association War Specials.) arm CAPETOWN, Wednesday. was derailed while entering t r at,OTl the 2nd inst., native having wrong way. Treachery is sustfl the neighbourhood. f*| V * killed by the accident, and five Tided, including an officer. f BARBERTON, August 31st. ' wae P and burned yesterday * ne - y some Boers ...

... :: The Block of Buildings of which our premises forms part has undergone extensi ...

... Nr. SKIRLAUGH STATION and ELLERBY. TOM JACKSON haa received instructions from J. A. Foxton and Son to Sell by Auction TUESDAY NEXT. 22nd APRIL, 2941. the Farm. 120 STORE CATTLE, all home-bred. STRONG STORE BULLOCKS. 2 to 2'j years old In forward condition. 90 STORE CATTLE from 2 years old. 20 STRONG STORE PIOB. The place of sale is mile from Skirlaugh the Hull and Hornaea lint. Hull and ...