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... cs TIE TATLE1 50 AC3R.OSTECo In this half page our readers will find the eighteenth 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. Quarterly Prize. Messrs. Lad- broke and Co., 6, Old Burlington Street, W.l, will lay the ...
... Our A 1ew ^Feature Cross- Word 'Puzzles. TX7E here continue our Cross-Word Puzzles. This week readers may send in a solution of either of the Puzzles. To the sender of the first correct solu tion opened on Monday morning next, Feb. 2, we shall give a statuette of Miss Sketch in Royal Doulton porce lain. Its value is £4 4s. RULES. 1. Each solution to a Sketch Cross- Word Puzzle must be sent ...
... BYSTANDER COMPETITIONS: JY.Y Our Twenty-First Birthday Competition In our special 21st Birthday Number, it will be remembered, we published with due modesty and on our own responsibility- a cartoon of our staff and literary contributors. We offered a reward of ten guineas for the first solution opened that correctly labelled us with those crimes for which we are individually responsible. Our ...
... OUR CROSS-WORD PUZZLES: See Page xx. ...
... BEGINNING IN EVE TO-DAY The first of a series of articles by Clare Sheridan, the well-known novelist and sculptress, describing her experiences and impres sions in Bolshevik Russia, where she and her brother undertook a long and adventurous journey with a mot or -bicycle and sidecar. Be sure of your copy of EVE to-day ...
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... next week- No. III. The Bottle- Wash ...
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... LONDUN. LONDON, THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1925. I ...
... FORTHCOMING SPORTING EVENTS. Jan. 5-Mar. 7.-- Amateur Billiards C'ship, at Thurston's. 30, 31, Feb. 2. M.C.C. v. Tasmania (Cricket), at Hobart. 30-31. Kempton Park Raoes. 31. Queen's Club v. Real Club de Barcelona (Lawn Tennis), at Barcelona. 31. Football Association Cup (2nd Round). Feb. 2. SwafFham (Coursing). 2 3. Nottingham Raoes. I 4.-- Isle of Thanet (Coursing). Feb. 4 and 5. Gatwick ...
... OUTSTANDING EVENTS OF 1925. .bob. 13. &c. -4th Test Match (Cricket), at Melbourne. 18-20. Waterloo Cup (Coursing-) at Altcar. 27, &c 5th Test Match (Cricket), at Sydney Mar. 21.-- England y. Scotland (Rugby), in Scotland. 21.-- England v. Ireland (Hockey), at Birmingham. 21.-- Oxford v. Cambridge (Athletics), at Queen's Club. 23-24-- Oxford v. Cambridge (Golf), at Rye. 25. Lincoln Handicap. 27 ...
... BOOKS RECEIVED BY THE SPHERE IT puoitsners want to sea tncir doors in rue jar-ojj British Dominions, they should see that they arc inserted in this list which is diligently studied by bookmen throughout the Empire HODDER STOUGHTON. The Old Testament. A new Translation by James Moffatt. Vol. 1. Genesis to Esther. 10s. fid. net. The Arctic Forests. By Michael H. Mason. Illustrated. 20s. net. ...