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... take this opportunity saying THANK YOU to their numerous Patrons especially during the Christmas season They are also prepared to their part towards making your NEW YEAR HAPPY & PROSPEROUS by offering only GOOD GOODS and PROMPT SERVICE FAIR PRICES The ...
... remarksble for the way in which it was cont. bated by the Government. The va;ue of bureauore.cy wee never more clearly illustrated. The demobilisation of over 3,000,000 iers n d 125,000 °Seers created a problem of unemployment that was ataved off for ...
... at-dcacon A E Moule traction at Darlington Hippodrome next (l week the new comedian Jewel ‘ original sketch Idle-Itis” will tt programme Kit o’More the AAiit-son entertainers with new ideas is recorded time filled Milly Trio in versatile act Eddie following ...
... position entirely favour the sellers transactions reported 83s LLOYDS’ STEAMSHIP NEWS MAILS Mahia London— Wellington arrived Natal January 5 Berrima Sydney— London January 5 London arrived Natal January 4 Kigoma Wellington arrived Sydney NSW 3 Metagama Liverpool ...
... Made New Electro-Plating Co Woodlauds-road Darling- CQ— Anv Order— 18 Middlesbrough 169 to without delay your 1 will supply you with which absolutely Obtainable SIMON 113 ALBERT ROAD 41 STREET (Mr Butterfield manager) 51 wife labourer Tt Christmas Kates ...
... of vitriol Cornell to her was committed for trial being a well-dressed of age no occupation MYSTERIOUS BLACK DRAUGHT illustrated awful acts of Catherine was guilty Cornell apart from little property previously acquainted with had with her the pretext ...
... the visitation of the Te tion of Seabam Harbour ou Vebruary Sth. As Bishop Auckland had ust got a new minister, and Newport ad, Middles b ht, were seeking new premises, the Presbytery them until next year. decided to postpone visiting ‘The Rev. M. McClelland ...
... so of En land, Scotiand, Wales and Irela: He defined the folk song as a popular song “with staying power The lecture was illustrated by various folk at pupils of the Bede Col r the direction of rk Sond and the effective renderings were much apprecia TO-MORROW’S ...
... children a tea and Christmas tree in the I Parish Hall; and Mrs. Clements and Mr. Edwin Grev had given a tea and concert to | the inmates of the house. The recipients appreciated the kindness shown to them during Christmas and New Year. At the Co-operative ...
... was ood muster of The question of the censorship of films members of the Roker and Savings 4¢ tho local picturehouses for Christmas ‘Ascociation when £98 Os 6d woe in contributionr. Day and Good Friday, which was the sub- | ject of a at the last. meeting ...
... for children adults service of fruit. The aeoompantmeuf 4 were played by Mrs Leitch,Mias Paterson, aJ> Mabel Leiteh. The Christmas tree was brill'; antly lit up, after which the gifts were hand#* over to the children. Rev. Mr vote thanks all who had assisted ...
... and 33128 women Great these numbers appear London Chronicle” the schools stated that the point are still short ol the necessary number would not necessary for himl0f teachers to the about to borrow lor current new continuation schools If tins were fulfilled ...