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... Moforing and SIviatiorL IT is to be hoped that some of the numerous motoring Members of Parliament will endeavour to secure from the Government particulars of the amount of petrol alleged to be consum ...

... I f With special reference to our pictures on another paqe. JUNE, says the pessimist, how can anyone enjoy this June? Who is there left to enjoy it? Not many, I must admit, tho ...

... WjH fc>> .i- rCV v;^OT5ljffl^ j!J| Send for the Catalogue of the C 3 Special Features of the Car. P ENGINE. cal-cut gears in pinion supply which pro- WW* Six-Cylinder Valve- c,rown wheeL vi ...

... PO AC H E D R H I N O. By Douglas Blackburn. IT is a scandalous story. You were no sportsmen. That was the comment of the Assistant Resident Magistrate, and represented the strictly official view. But there was another and very human side to the story, of which officialdom could take no cognizance. It supplies the extenuating circumstances necessary when we tell the story to real sportsmen. ...

... THE S P O R TSM A N'S ROLL OF H O N O U R. Sec.-Lt. Anthony Harvey Bowman, R.F.A., who died on May 20th, of wounds received in action the day before, was the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Bowman, of Eden Lodge, Carlisle, and was twenty-four years of age. He was educated at West Downs Prepara tory School, Winchester, and at Winchester College, and 011 leaving school became an articled clerk ...

... . u A RIVER RED CROSS STEAMER (A STERN-WHEELER) USED FOR BRINGING WOUNDED SOLDIERS DOWN THE TIGRIS. THE INSPECTION OF LONDON VOLUNTEER FORCES BY VISCOUNT FRENCH IN HYDE PARK.-- THE MARCH PAST. A GLIMPSE OP THE COUNTRY TO BE TRAVERSED. A CASE OF WADING. B.S.A. POLICE CROSSING THE ZAMBESI IN RHODESIA. ...

... ROUND THE T H E A T R E S. THE RIDDLE.-- Mrs. Lytton, played by Miss Irene Vanbrugh, was discovered upsetting hearts in an Irish hotel situated within easy reach of golf links and com manding an extensive view of the sea. She was said to have said that she had had a husband killed in India, playing polo; but there was a taciturn gentleman looking in at the window from time to time, and ...

... LAND, AIR, AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BUIST. WANTED A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING. AT the time these lines go to press no definite state ment has been made by the Board of Trade as to the rumoured proposals for dealing this week with the pro position of the supply of petrol to owners of passenger cars. The general press, however, continues to print evidently inspired matter to the effect that the Board ...

... . TATTT?T?RA1 X 'Q Messrs. tattersall beg to give NOTICE that their SALES at Kmghtsbridge are held on MONDAYS, and comprise HUNTERS, HACKS, HARNESS HORSES, COBS, and PON IKS. also CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &o. There is a good demand for each class of horse. For stalls, conditions of sale, and catalogues apply to Messrs. Tattersall, Knigbtsbridge, London. Next Sale, Monday, June 19th. Messrs. ...

... THE NEW DERBY AT NEWMARKET.-- FIFINELLA WINS THE SECOND ANNUAL WAR DERBY. L The start of the ten runners. A Mr. E. Hulton's ch. f. fifinella, by Polymelus Silver fowl. 3. The favourite, Kwang Su (f. Templeman up). 4. The finish. fifinella beats Kwang Su by a neck, with Nassovian a head behind the favourite. Valuis is fourth, Flaming Fire fifth, and Canyon sixth. ...