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... towards their success. Without support or assistance the instructor in electrics has given beat, and all honour is due him. Christmas came, and with it the official examination, after tho men had adjourned to their . respective homes, through having intimation ...
... dress lawns poor soil. Sow sweet-peae in frames or houses. Protect plants the rockery from ■lugs. Cover late varieties of Christmas rosea with a light hand. Sow cauliflowers in gentle heat. Trench grass land every dry day. Sow long-pod beane, especially ...
... golliwog, • Kouts,” clowns, Red Cross nurses,• Pnntau lady, Tudor a tuilkmsid, lady from the harem, a Victoria lady. Father Christmas who distributed apples from bis capacious bag. merit- w»re and- during the evening. M»»s was a* tlie piano for dancing. ...
... spent the day the prisoner. The horses were eventua , ly re i , ( icester), ' l'. H. Hook (Oxford), and others. in bed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. On covered in London. 'The facts of the ease .-ttoive4 The Chairman read a list of the nominations the ...
... Examinations. YLWIN COLLEGE (BOYS), WESTMORLAND. First Boy in British lales for Arithmetic at Cambridge Local Exams. (Junior). Christmas, 1916, For Illustrated Prospectus, apply Secretary. ...
... Street , ' Hon . Traisure * - . _ - . Hon . SttTClarjr-JAMES STE ^ VART , S Duncan SilMt-THE T-TiM * PROVIDES TRIPS ASD CHRISTMAS TREATS TO THE POOREST CHILDREN IN THE CITY . snbs ^ rij . tious and Donations aty bs sca t to lie Secretajy or Trsssuier ...
... Twelve Months (including Christmas Number), £2 18s. 9d. Six Months. £1 8s. 2d. (or including Christmas Number), £1 10s. 7d. Three Months, 14s. id. (or including Christmas Number), 16s. 6d. CANADA. Twelve Months (including Christmas Number). £3 os. nd. Six ...
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... the lirtum of a learned judge. He waid it of the heatre, but he may also have had the law Courts • a hie mind. Wasn't Christmas merrier when mother conerned herself about candied peel rather than „bout candidates? Complaint is made of fox hunts' delays ...
... had had Mr. Garner under hie ewe for the past eighteen mouths. He suffering from diabetes, but improved • vreat deal up to Christmas. lie last saw hie on Thursday evening at o'clock, when he was considerably bettor than he had been four ...
... s m *nd this from a very kind and flattering soldier-man comes also from the land of the Hun I've just been reading your Christmas, letter, Blanche, writes one of His Majesty's Second Lieu tenants, and I must write and thank you for your letters written ...
... Undoubtedly the most interesting dress from a fashion point of view is the evening gown donned by Miss Bannerman in the Christmas scene. The fabricating medium is pale forget-me-not-blue chiffon velvet. The skirt is very tight, and is arranged with bustle ...