... Kd- ■|>i»Ouf K ; • L»t, Jj - V Rd«.: r-rurd.-m. • !?•? C.\Mi:o 1 ]s*,l. a»tur.lar. M\.,\ I’a.-i. • IV. JH,. Asto~ DOG from Laurel War :.*« -nJ.. i. *:• •' .•»• ro.lar: ruosi not Hz:-- /•;*.-; - [l). .:y_Ma. ■ SOX T«-.rr;«r *m*D) . i• . i .r TalKum; ...

... responsibility of the War Office in connectwm with the Moyer timber buying arrangements entered into Office of Works, any stops hare been taken the War Office with a riew the immediate termination the arrangement. Mr. Baker the War Office did not propose ...

... THE 'BOTTOM DOG.- The men'* rtpraentstine that thej should go back to their respective committees and mast afam on Saturdap. The question ves debated from all eidea, and remem boring all the claims tkej had made in the peat tor the bottom dog, the men's ...

... A KNOWING DOG. The hearing resumed in lha Divorce Court to-day, before the President, Sir Sam a©i Evans, and a special jury, of the cose in which Major Richard Broadhurst Dutton, the msoagiag director of the firm Ware and Sons, tanner*, of Bristol, sought ...

... D«gt of War. The announcement that’the Turks have been letting loose watch dogs against French patrols—an expedient which brought no success—eerves to recall the fact that dogs have played no unimportant part in the battles of Europe. During the siege ...

... it, will aUanre death. Oh, friend, can you ask to think England and the English but in one way only? They are swine-dogs swine-dogs.” We in Germany cannot feel or treat their officers, their soldiers, but a* they must be treatedfor they are swine, every ...

... the War. The headmaster Smith Street Council School, which includes among its scholars children from one of poorest parts the city, send* most admirably phrased essay written by one of the lads, which is particularly noteworthy showing how tho war has ...

... AIREDALE Dog on December 20Hi. nionth** old white bu«st.—Reward if raturned to 221, Newcomb© Bet, worth. BADGE, War Serfjce, No. rtwnrded.—f4 F. Daily Loot; tinder amiably ...

... Buaine« Oart Ift.; owner war work,—Apply, after 5 30. 19. Trinity Terrace, off Carcn Hill XX)B, 15Vi hand*, euilablo alow work. £l6; Lorry, oorer, corUina, £l6; Harm** (#«•), cheap; t»log motora.— Apply, Deep Sock, Ward End. TVANE Dog /very large black and ...

... IREDALG Dog Loert. fist, do name collar, Jerry. Reward if returned 40. darlotte St. (Government war service). Braes. No. 25961 ixw. between Glover St. end Longmore St.-WiD finder pleae* return same Alfred Wiseman. Ltd.. Glover St. neareM Pohco Station ...

... HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY, PIGS. &c. ALRMDALG Pappiee, «tn,;n; war priL-ee.-Oucper. nrck'n Hoji-c. lUmpi-on-in-.Vrtkn. ;!* .by Fisherw;ck Boy. winner, splendid colour, bone; Ids.; osttally told 30>.—133. ViiU St. BACON *sl. about ll eooTea; tleo useful T ...

... Wood. At Ryder’s Green lock he heard his uncle exclaim, The dog’s m 1” Witness went the other end of the lock, and saw his uncle m the water bolding the gate with hia right hand end his dog with the other relazed his hold the gate, apparently get better ...