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... OUR CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. TX7E here continue our Cross-Word Puzzles. To the sender of the first correct solution opened on _____ Monday morning next, Nov. 9, we shall give a statuette of Miss Sketch in Royal Doulton por celain. Its value is £4 4s. RULES. 1. Each solution to The Sketch Cross-Word Puzzle must be sent in on the puzzle as printed in The Sketch, and the name and address of the ...
... fia TIE TATLEI ss ACROSTIC, 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 winner £50 to nothing against his choice for the Grand National, and £12 10s. to nothing against its being placed second or third. ...
... THE Bystander NEW OFFICES All communications for The Bystander should in future be addressed to our new offices: 116 117, FLEET ST., LONDON, E.C.4. Our telephone number is now CITY 9472 and our telegraphic address 'Bygraphica, Fleet, London.' ...
... £1 FOR A JOKE The Editor of The Tatler will, until further notice give a weekly prize of £1 for the best original joke sent in suitable for illustration. In addition he will also pay halt-a-guinea for every one which he makes use of for illustrating. Jokes can be sen in any time during the week, and the prize will be awarded each Tuesday. Write on outside of envelope, Joke Competition. The ...
... Printed by Eyre Spottiswoode, Ltd., His Majesty's Printers, at East Harding Street, London, E.C., and Published Weekly by The Sphkre Tatlku. Ltd., Great New Street. London, E .C.-- November 4, 1925. Entered as Second-class Matter at the New York (N.Y.) Post Office, 1903. ...
... The Bystander, November 4, 1925 B3agaa^ THE BYSTANDER 116-117, Fleet Street, London, E.C.4 No. 1,144.-- Vol. LXXXVIII. Wednesday, November 4, 1925 [RegerNelspapP'0'] ...
... Printed by Eyre o c Spottiswoode, Ltd., His Majesty's Printers at East Harding Street, London, E.C., and Published Weekly by The Sphere Tatlek, Ltd., Great New Street, London, E.C.. November 7, 1925. Entered as Second-class Matter at the New York (N.Y.) Post Office, 1903. ...
... A MIXED LITERARY BAG More London Inns and Taverns. By Leopold Wagner. George Allen and Unwin. 7s. 6d. This work represents the completion of the scheme whicn tne author of London Inns and Taverns fo ...
... Loudon Published by The Sportikq Dramatic Publishing Co., Ltd., at the Offices, 172, Strand, W.C.2, and Printed by The Cornwall Press Ltd Paris Garden Stamford Street, S.E.I. November 7, 1925. ...
... A MIXED LITERARY BAG More London Inns and Taverns. By Leopold Wagner. George Allen and Unwin. 7s. 6d. This work represents the completion of the scheme whicn tne author of London Inns and Taverns fo ...
... THE TATLER ACKOSTIC. 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 winner £50 to nothing against his choice for the Grand National, and £12 10s. to nothing against its being placed second or third. Competitors ...
... Printed by Eyre Spottiswoode. Lit His Majesty's Printers at East Harding Street, London. E.C., and Published Weekly by The Sphere Tatlkr, Ltd.. Great New Strcst. D.^.-jyoveniuer n, ty^a. itnterea as ^econa-ciass Matter at the New York (N.Y.J Post umce, lyua. ...