... 1850—Now in the Seventieth Year—Three Generations of Heintzmans. The Name is Your Guarantee. Itleintzman &Co. Art Piano For Christmas The Gift De Luxe Here is a Chrittntas gift that will give inexpressible delight when ree,rived, and that will become still ...

... was decided so increase the onuses of obovirg to ad, b,ircutting ad, bore haircutting 6d, to on lennary Iu regal to the Christmas and New Year holidays it was agreed aloes all anoxiasialcums on Thursday and Friday et she weeks. ...

... hearts freely. Chalks Dickens .4 Christmas Carol 1 have always thought o/ Christmas lime when it has come round . . as a good time a kind, forgiving, charitable, pleasant time, the only lime I know in the long calendar of the Year when men and women seem ...

... /SoCRT (Sloanc-aq Sta.) NIGHTLY Miliiaa*. Wad A Sat ial Gar S4S CHRISTMAS HOL>DAYB TWICE DAILY (mm Bust Lay taiii THE D AIL HERALD. AREVIEWER'SDREAM (After Week Spent in Reeding Christmas Gift Books >or Girls) Bp EVELYN SHARP First Chapter. —The lights ...

... good beginning is the due of all who so worthily envisage Britain’s duty in the realm of scholarship. . HARTINGTON-SOAD CHRISTMAS - -V Curisimas fair organised the Uartington-road Congregational was opened on Saturday by Lord Russell, Ltierpool, who was ...

... POSTMEN’S REVOLT. IDEA OF SOLICITING CHRISTMAS BOXES RESENTEt). The revolt of the postmen against soliciting Christmas boxes has found voice in resolutions passed by many of the branches against the practice. ” It is significant of the spirit of the younger ...

... HOUSE-PAR. after Christmas. Level kitchen.—34, Road. Gotham. COOK-GENERAL Wanted, oarly January; washing; level kitchen; good outings; plenty help given. Good wages—Apply, letter first, 59, Logan Road Bishopston, Biistol. VT ANTED, after Christmas. COOK-GENERAL ...

... Ceramic, which arrived at Plymouth from Austratia and the Cape on Tuesday last, will remain at anchor in the Sound until after Christmas, The Ccramic. which is carrying @ very valuable cargo of foodstuffs, is the lergest steamer trading to Australia. Hler includes ...

... Addressing mass meeting of railwaymen Swansea yesterday, Mr. J. H. Thomas said the reported rumours a railway strike before Christmas were unfair the public and did incalculable harm to railwaymen. The executive of the union did not enter the negotiations ...

... with dose-fitting winds and beads of the same shade- •• - - ■ > , i. t » -' J. b.'' ...

... some UM, os fistunmy restored to North Wall service. Santa tiara nag Oat's.—eatard*7 and rem day were lea days to provide Christmas ita *or poor children. IMO. Mural Statists —The MM.!. stations at Semborough and Mesita bate been vacated. INKMOrt.—The following ...

... to enjoy it without asking why we eat it at Christmas time. It is a custom which has come down to us from very early ages; but the first Mince Pie was not quite like the one we hope to enjoy this Christmas. It was not round, but was shaped something like ...