... dogs and railways. PROPOSED REFUSAL OF TRANSIT TO SHOWS. A correspondent suggests in Times tihet if the promoters dog shows will not voluntarily a’b«m don them during the war, the railways should be authorised to refuse to carry dogs for show purposes ...

... Bromwich. tor Sale, Gig. all in good condition; A ownr.- nc ore.-BsAer. Boll's Head. Villa fTtrRNOCJT.-Cob, 13-2. last, war-sated; Dog Cart, Mnl» IT*™**.. ly soiled; together separate.— Withertord. Kings Norton. Phene K.N. V Profits for lAd:ea.—Ton produce ...

... HORSES. DOGS. POULTRY, PIGS, &c. band*. Oart, and Van Mats. 15« V-- haod*. Van. and flamers; Mare, band*. ana Barnes*; good worken; well and can wccnmended. —4O. Latimer St.. Biminirbam ARTKORST'-i ami Mans * worker?, from £lO an ...

... HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY. PIGS, &e. A N Outlay of few peace Oram. Thortons Spier A tor taltlng with mornings soft food, wall spent the tore* in egf> and healthy condition ol yoar fowla—Get O. W. ChaUls. Ocrn Stereo, 10. High St., and six War* Sartley. X7«OWL3 ...

... HORSES, DOGS. POULTRY. PIGS. &c Outlay a few Orom. Therley’a Pooltry Spiew for with the mornings aoft food it wel! spent bt the large iacreose .o eggs and healthy condition your fowls.—Get it at C. W. Chai'.U. Storoa. 10. High Si , Six Way Saltley. FOWLS ...

... guinea*, good example tL.* mate; new before the war.—Scot, her I*7B li* Pleyer Piano. 45 gn neaa: 85-aote model, new. *r strong 1914-Sootnher jC*. 15* Bua gt.iQti*' good oaample tki* new before the war -Sootcher 8fSvohw elfl ' ,aloaM; tMd ...

... the war -Scctcher £O3 Becbateln. 90 guinoae; good example ol ahte make X*'l 8» BechaUln. gaioeae: teUni overstraag. rosewood era ease —Bootcbrr. X«O6 3a A'.! loon. la test Samper, «ra model, roeewood £'« 15s Kara. ge'neas; ocw fast before t. war; latest ...

... HORSES, DOGS. POULTRY, PIGS, &c. UT Horee 14 S aad food worter.—Lake2l. Weed Hd.. Mwe'^y. 111 hAad* . V*a. *r.d Ilernose; mimo O»b-!root«d fC2. Sir*word Rd. lid L tit tor S.vle. IS «t2s, pood worker*; orreer m:lor.-11. Ed.. Smell Heath. Her nee*, Ruf*; ...

... HORSES, DOGS, LIVE STOCK, ETO..FOE SALE /■'IHKISTXA* Pnwent.—Chow-Chow Doc Puppy, red, first* class r-ee: health* and stiong: « real Tedd* Bear Pries and particular*. M-'eeley. Chemwt, Harborae. Telephone Edcbastos. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, ETC., FOR SALE ...

... KILLING DOG. Harry Harris Thompson, Wellington Boad, *** summoned at Smethwick, yesterday, for cru’lty, being stated that Sunday morning defendant struck dog several times with a hammer. Mr. F. Chapman, who defended, said defendant gave the dog some poison ...

... her that she had ected contrary to the lations of the Dog Act by not report that she had found the dog, she observ “9 that she was not gaing to younced by him or the Dog Aet. She krew ali ubout dogs, and she knew he was not a deicctive. For not reporting ...

... NEW DEMANDS ON GREECE. Mr. Alden asked whether the complete blockade Greek porta implied that a state war now existed between Greece and the Allies. Lord B. Cecil replied that the answer was the negative. Mr. Lynch asked the Foreign Secretary whether ...