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... BOOKS of GENERAL INTEREST Lord Lister (1827-1912). By Cuthbcrt Dukes, M.D. William Harvev. By R. B. Hcrvcy Wyatt. (Leonard Parsons.) 4s. ttd. each. These volumes belong to the excellent Roadmakcr Scri ...
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... A New Feature The Tatler Acrostic^ In this half page our readers will find the second of a series of Acrostics, which we propose to continue weekly until further notice. The first prize will be any article up to £2 in value which is adver tised in The Tatler. The second prize will be an in teresting bpok. Details of a special valuable prize for the most successful competitor over a series ...
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... THE ILLUSTRATED SPORTING AND DRAMATIC A prize of £200 for a correct forecast of the result of the big autumn double the Cesareivich and Cambridgeshire is being offered by the Editor of The Sporting and Dramatic. Entries on the prescribed coupon published in the paper must reach the Editor by the first post on Tuesday, October 14 ...
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... A WINNER-- EVERY WEEK Every lover of sport and the stage should make a point of getting The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News every Friday. All will agree that it is a splendid shilling's-worth ...
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... ACROSTIC RULES. i. The Acrostic Editor is at all times willing to consider alternative solutions but only in cases where both solutions are equally apposite. To this end, and for all purposes of this competition, the Acrostic Editor's decision must be final. i. Each solution sent in must be accom panied by the acrostic itself. 3. All solutions should be addressed to the Acrostic Editor, The ...
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... BOOKS RECEIVED BY THE SPHERE (Continued from p. 66) JOHN MURRAY. Mr. Punt of Chelsea By Horace G. Hutchinson. 3s. 6d. net. Memories of the Twentieth Century. Bv Reginald 1 2th Earl of Meath, K.P. 10s. 6d. net. Rose of the World. By Kathleen Norris. 7s. 6d. net. The Eclipse of James Trent, D.I. Bv Lionel Yates and Honor Goodhart. 7s. 6d. net. The Broken Bow. By L. Allen Harker. 7s. 6d. net. ...
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... Printed by Eyre Spottiswoode, Ltd., His Majesty's Printers, at East Harding Street, London, E.C., and Published Weekly by The Sphere TatleR, Ltd., Great Isew Stieet, London. October 4, 1924. Entered as Second-class Matter at the New York (N.Y.) Post Office, 1903. ...
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... The Bystander Treasure Hunt for £100 For details and clues see page 125 ...
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... A NOVEL TREASURE HUNT FOR BYSTANDER READERS £100-- THE PRIZE Readers Anywhere can Chase the Clues and Compete WE announce to-day the details of a novel Treasure Hunt Competition for One Hundred Pounds, which will be found to be as diverting as it is simple. There is no secret about the hidden treasure. It is ^ioo, and the prize will be found where the Hunt ends. Actually the Hunt will develop ...
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... THAT HIDDEN £100! Great Success of Bystanders Treasure Hunt CAN YOU FIND THE CLUES? s we anticipated, the novel Treasure Hunt Com- l\ petition initiated by The Bystander last week -L has attracted a good deal of attention. And it is not surprising. The Competition is a most entertaining one, and the fact that readers everywhere can follow the Hunt and solve the clues without in any way ...
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... A New Feature The Tatler Acrostic. In this half page our readers will find the second of a series of Acrostics, which we propose to continue weekly until further notice. The first prize will be any article up to £2 in value which is adver tised in The Tatler. The second prize will be an in teresting book. Details of a special valuable prize for the most successful competitor over a series ...
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... Printed by Eyre Spottiswoode, Ltd., His Majesty's Printers, at East Harding Street, London, E.C., and Published Weekly by The Sphere Tatler, Ltd., Great New S London, E.G.-- October 15, 1924. Entered as Second-class Matter at the New York (N.Y.) Post Office, 1903. ...