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... and the large audience testified appreciation by frequent encorea. 'chorus female created a favourable in two part-son?* A Christmas Greeting and My love dwelt in a Northern land. The instrumental portion toe programme was contributed Mr. 3. W. A3fred ...
... —l.lo9, Daily Press. FARMING AND GARDENING. TTtRUIT TREES (all kinds). Rose-.. Shrubs. Seeds.—James JT Uewhurst. facing Christmas Steps (top), Bristol. \ P.EENHOUSE (Lean-to), \vith Heating Appai-atus 12it. x 17it. new built in Beetiems, brick base ...
... it is underslood that the Ministry of food has no option in matter. The re-appearance of the w hite loaf shortly before Christmas was not to increased flour supplies to the extreme urgency of the position m regard to feeding stuffs for cattle. A ower ...
... learn vest m^kinfe. A only v .crt Clarke and Co., Milk Street ITANTED. TAILORESS. best coats. Good wages.- Machin. 14, Christmas Street. 'IROUSERS MACHINISTS. Finishers, Coat M.ichinuts. and Pricket Wanted: also Under- Baiters and Vest H»nds lor In outdoors ...
... ia understood that the 31iniiitry of Food hi s no option in the matter. The re•appesinnee of the Olte loaf shortly before Christmas *as attributable not to incr,..,,ed Hour supplies but to the extreme urgency of the position in re7ard to feeding atoffs ...
... Franco.. He stared at Carshalton-place in Septegn. be- or October from Fridav until Monder night, and he there a week at Christmas. during Col. Rutherford's nlisence. The Mayor was a godfather to one of the Colonel's little hoot. Major Sidon Mayed there ...
... Gihhs ' Mr John Go Milan J. Lot 1 in the occupation of Thome? White at the yearly rent of £45, and MOD can be given at Christmas 1919. Lot 2—A Desirable Stone-built COTTAGE, * good Garden, eitUato adjoining Lot 1. Parieh FLAX BGURTON, numbered o» said ...
... costs and bound over in the sum £o see his son good behaviour. BED CROSS HOSPITAL FESTIVITIES. Owing the closed •‘tiring Christmas time, the Cmnteen Committee postponed their entertainment until Wednesday, when they quite roede for the lose time the excellence ...
... court-martial. .. oven- wav possible. The Chamber wa« Now. Mr. sak you. the discipline successful in obtaining special Christmas undermined by this system. the municipal police leave in olher With bK*ca tliat undermine the author- re(4Jm j 0 one-man ...
... daring one, committed in broad daylight the presence some women. Prosecutor was grocer, living at the lan, Bitten, and the Christmas JSve locked the house and went with his wife heynsham. Returning about forty w U er , r ...
... Boys ami Girl*' Iloinee. thanked the Guardians for th«' war granted. Thank* were also conveyetl from the of the home for Christmas and New Year gifts-. A letter from a Ivl named in HdJdii tot he Guardians. expro«»ed thanks n.r kind gift* from Mrs. F. W ...
... appeared that the defendant left for Devises in 1918. and after several weeks stopped sending his wife money. save 40s. on Christmas Eve. He was now going to and from Poole daily, having a business at Bladdford. The marriage had been an unhappy one. A separation ...