... LIVE OS I HE OCEAN WAVE.-- AS DEPICTED BY A YACHTSMAN'S KODAK. -k Water. 5. .1 fair, following breeze. Setting, the spinnaker. (..Tninndownn reel in mainsail. ...

... U MDLLE PROVOST, Of the Com I die Fran^aisc. 2. MA SI GYAWt The Mandalay actress and dancer. 3. ROBERTO IL DIAVOLO,'' At the Empire Theatre. 4. MISS MARIE DAINTON. 5. MISS OLGA DESMOND. 6. MISS ANNIE HUGHES. ...

... Tbe Sportswom^P The number of people who break in and school not only their hunters, but also their carriage horses themselves, instead of employing the professional, is increasing yearly. Apparently it has been discovered at last that to break in a colt is not so formidable a task as at one time was imagined. Ladies in particular are becoming very enthu siastic about the work. They find it a ...

... THE LEWES SUA1A1ER MEETING. 1. The finish of the Club Oven Bonn Welter 2. The, Juvenile Selling Plate finish, won by Surgeon-Captain jj lacCabe1 s Slieve Bawn. j -i 3. Wolfe Jjand winnina the Aslleu Stakes. 4. Stanley foottow unsaddling Billhead, the winner of the De Watrenne Handicap (S. II ootton had been rather badly thrown during a trial Itiz J' 1 ,b- Biddiards Wolfe Land, by St. Frusqum ...

... . By J. R. de Havilland. EVER tried to round up cattle in a snowstorm? No, I can see you haven't Shows your sense. I did once. Not for fun, you may lay to it. How did it happen? Well, like this. I was beam-ended --that's how it was. Had a row with the people at home and legged it out West. Thought I'd get a bit of riding, sort of informal day with hounds all the time, and jolly soon found the ...

... . 1. The Red Cross waggons passing through the camp. 2. Men of the Field. Ambulance resting at midday. Frensham for the manoeuvres. 5. A rest. 4. Royal Field Artillery on the road to ...

... I, MISS HARRINGTON. 2, MISS PAULINE CHASE. 3 MISS MARIE GEORGE. 4. MISS VALLI VALLI. 5. MDLLE. ADELINE GENEE. ...

... AMONG THE PEAT HAGS. Drawn by Archibald Thorburn. ...

... . JVr' D':id Hague's link shearling ram Copy Nook Specimen, 1st and special. 2. Judging Shorthorns. 3. Hon. Mrs. Claud Portman's Dexter cow La Mancha Hard to find, winner of challenge cup. 4. uir. it. it. itotliwells champion Shorthorn hull Lord Brilliant. 5. Mr. It. P. Evans' Becleingham Lady Grace, champion hackney filly- ...

... SUMMER DAYS. From the Painting by Simonl. ...

... . 1. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butler. 2. The stock. 3. One of the flocks. 4. The hack yard. Camilla ill to milk. 5. North view of part of Castle Barn buildings. b. The house. Off to the day's work. The farm above illustrated was recently awarded first prize in the large farm class for its county, and second prize in the competition for the same class of farm, which included both Wiltshire and ...

... H The Most Perfect Glass on the Market I This large circle illustrates the field of I 8 the Dollond the smaller one that of an I ordinary binocular of the same power. 1 The Dollond offers you in- creased magnifying power, enlarged angle of view, nnrl im nrnvpd Qfprpnsrnmr IH effect, yet it is lighter and handier than any other Naval and Military officers, racing men, yachtsmen, travellers in ...