... ' A very considerable business was put through to-day, and prices, while some cases ing under the best, were, generally speaking, Textiles were again the favourite, market, and Coats were dealt at 71s -x everything, which is equal to almost. £9 in the ...

... tho acknowledgements by the Secretaries of State for War and for the Navy of the address signed at the dinner the English Speaking Union on 15th November, and assuring him, on behalf of the American people, their deep appreciation of the sentiments which ...

... proposal is out of the question in our opinion. .0. AP. 4• D.H.R. (Bardon Hill). —Surely you must see that the matter you speak of is absolutely outside our province. Think it over carefully. only category 1 in our Savice. Order S. M. Co., LTD., are Weavers ...

... wholesalers were very slow and irregular, and work had often to hivld if.p account the non-arrival of material*-. Generally speaking, the cost of clothing has advanced by about 30 per cent, each year since 1916, and this advance was least maintained the ...

... Overland cars, and understand that they will get moro supplies of these than British cars for some months to ccxme. Generally speaking, the year has been a good motoring year, and they have been extremely busy the whole time, but, oomnion with others in the ...

... varying opimous in regard what comprises the essential exercise for dairy cows during the winter months when, practically speaking, home feeding has to be resorted to entirely. Some people seem to think the cows should be given the opportunity to wander ...

... nation on the parade-ground. Now, the realisation beauty, and the reward bound in its attainment, constitutes glory, roughly speaking, the ' divine flame that lights individual in the pursuit of his ideal is enthusiasm. In this pursuit the individual performs ...

... that leaves mo untouched, whereas their mobilising their celebrated flying squadron against us who have hardly anything to speak of made them supremely ridiculous. iwo months later was saying— quite' agree with what, you say tho end of your letter about ...

... TAXED POULTRY SHOWS. LABOUR M.P. AND THE ATTITUDE THE TREASURY. William Graham, Labour M.P. for Central Edinburgh, speaking the Scottish Palace poultry and pigeon show in Edinburgh, alluded an.effort which had been wade to secure exemption of such shows ...

... but I asked their pricelist, and compared it with the figures I was paymg. Those figures were published mv last letter, and speak for themselves. Might I ask Representative what motive the Blacksmiths.' Association have in prevent workshops from getting ...

... taking the work off the hands of municipalities. They were at the same time promised a subsidy of £150 per house. Mr Adamson, speaking at the Association's meeting yesterday, referred this subsidy being given in dividual simply build a house. No such idea ...

... LEAGUE NATIONS. H. CECIL AND AMERICA'S ACTION. Rober Cecil, speaking Leeds last ' that tho League Nations the'T he reservations ' ' discussed the American Senate, re that country, powerful, any .. cake world opinion, ta the Senate would have to refusing ...