... Sons, Ltd., to fill a vacancy. According to the National Canine Itefenoe League, scheme for tho higher taxation of dog* before the War Cabinet, but no decision has ret been arrived at. a meeting of the Burton Town Council, the Mayor (Councillor J. W. ...

... the Feeding o twice | has completed its work, and its repo th be presented to the War Cabinet He or tomorrow 30mg th Meanwhile the Government has ¢ naded to release for dog-biscuit manufactu grade flour sufficient to last with ; able economy for some c ...

... 1% Cologne Gazette,” says Reu ect oi” oe —_— VY eee ough how-, DOGGED FIGHTIN‘ ITALIAN DEFENCI GALLANT . FRENCH FRONT. Paris, Tues The sector of the French front w! beld by Italian troops was again at SUT at three diferent points during the of 23-24 June ...

... The Dog Tax. _Dr. John Sidney Turner, chairman of the Kennel duo, in interview yesterday said viewed with gravity the proposal t{> tax dogs of a value £5 and upwards. “Five pounds.’’ said, “is very low figure, and the whole the dogs for breeding purj>oses ...

... Dogged British Pluck. But, course, the main explanation is gallant resistance of our troope, who have met with seveia! successes in counterattacks. Prisoners who wore captured by at Mesr.il (north of Albert) yesterday said they had not got their rations ...

... said before the war about this right hon. gentleman there is unconscious humour in the Observer’s ’’ statement that Mr. Asquith would have ceased to be Premier and the Liberal party would have been swept out of office long before the war but for Mr. Lloyd ...

... WHEN THE DOG HAD NONB. The prohibition of the making dog biscuits is, according to the Canine Defence League, causing more concern among dog owners tlian among dogs. The League’s sac rotary gives the assuring statement that the matter is bring carefully ...

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... HORSES. CARRIAGES. DOGS. ETC /108. hand*. 1 ) ...

... HORSES. CARRIAGES. DOGS. ETC. 11.. Cob. 15 hied*. 7 jewra. V. and fine mover, eound. rde drive; vet.A exam; nation, trial, X2tt.~VSoodvUie aiab.»v. Ha odd worth. LOKKIbfe and Floata, choice 6®. fit I? hands; also Rail: and Gigs: Hamree.—Apply. W. Georfie ...

... their unfailing dogged pluck. In three days or less the character of the war altered entirely. It had been a war of fixed positions. It is now it was in the first month of the struggle—a wax of movement. No German Victory. Now, in a war movement, or gains ...