... and vt. .ity I* a'me**. d.**rtbuu tg now paper printed uj Frenro.—W222, TC«* Vorkslute Pot loeqe. Gi.*v AN i.r*.! represent Arm erf Cork MercAanU, AGENT must be connected «tU> brencra and bcitUra-—WHO. The Boat. Leeda m oKlk'M.—Manufariurt rs to 100 want ...

... chest of drawers, clock, hanging lamp, sewing machine, writing desk, pictures, ornaments, glass dishes and decanter. Kitchkh.—Arm chair, small chair, stools, deal table with drawers, cupboard, dock, fender and irons, floor bin with drawer, stuffed birds ...

... Boverlcyroad, in aid of the Alail Knitting Fund. CIRCUS, Anlaby-roiid, in aid of th© Cardigan Jacket Fund. EUREKA PICTURE PALACE, Dairycoates, in aid of the Cardigan Jacket Fund. Begin in each case at 8.15 prompt. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Silver Collection ...

... foot fol Private A South who joined perforated bullet wound inside mouth fractured jaw Shoulder flesh wound complete right arm first Asked hov felt lot he that he felt fairly well couldn’t private played with Birmingham football eluo at being Huddersfield ...

... #- MBLY ROOMS, BRI TO-DAY'S SPECIAL ATTRACTIO Continuous Performance. “THE UNWELCOME THRON: 2 to 30, |, { PICTUR E HOUSE, Cardigan Road. HE WHITE SPECT. OLISEUM PICTURES, C eee “LOST IN MID OCEAN.” ICE DAILY. AVOY PICTURE HOUSE, QUEEN’S ARCADE, CONTINUOUS ...

... Lewis Beattie (Canonbie). and Mr. A. Kerr Hackneys—Mr. E. D. McNaughton (Milnthorpe). Harness horses—Mr. John Steel (Wigton). Shorthorns—Mr. John Patten (Alnwick!. Dairy Shorthorn Association's prize—Mr. D. Collvcr (Lancaster). Galloway cattle—Mr. J. ...

... Garden. to 20; one used to the work; live in.—Apply Gray Bros., Thorngumbald. T*. ANTED, Man strong Youth to go with horses on (arm until Martinmas. —Woods, Turmer Hall, Qanstead, Hull. AND OUTFITTING.—Improver or Junior Wanted; good etockkeeper; state wages ...

... wintry weatL'* Blue Pilot OVERCOAT, with Belt at .acß, thoroughly waterproof, good condition, only 10s. 6d. each. Lorn! AI ARM CLOCK, perfect order, for Is. Illd. Double bell, coppered alarm, only 2««. 6d* Sure waheners. Well-dried Oilskin OVERCOATS, ...

... GENERAL before bast ~ a G io family, no Len, sent ov tty ighfield House. Allerws Alierton, TED, GENERAT SE SERVANT: smail Wer St. John's Serres, Bur ty 113, tm M* hich wares Bradion, he; UPERIOR GENERAL SERVA Roundhay. indispensable, age 26-30.— Mrs. ee ee \TED ...

... the Grand Theatre after an absence of fourteen years. The story opeas at the Port of Hull, with Crusoe being torn from the arms of his sweetheart, Polly Iopkins, and pressed as a sailor by his joalous rival, Will Atkins, on board a ship bound for foreign ...

... Lees Ysrd.-SmsU WORKSHOP; real Ba. • week clear.—Apply Waite and Sons. LA RGF. Top-lighted Ground-door FACTORY.—AppIy 10. Cardigan Avenue. Kirks tall Hoar I. feeds. _ BU RMANTUITS -Fireprcof FACTORY, well lighted; £3o. Key. 8. Bock Terrace. Rock lane. ...

... LceJi. —Wanled. smart JUNIOR ASSISTANTS; tjer- li*e out; medium working claw trade; departments «#ad to. salary and retereace# —John Wardell. Draper, Hull RAPEKY.—WauIed, lor Mane be* ter Dept,, Young Man good salsa mac, and stock-keeper: state saury and ret# ...