... the week. Much interest has been caused by the Christmas crib in the children's corner of Rompey Abbey. The adoration of the shepherds and magi is illustrated, while the manger is illuminated. On Christmas Eve is number of the Sunday school children gathered ...

... their feet. About 1,500 women present at the reception. iven to 4 industry by a vigorous advertising How new life can be paign is well illustrated by the experienc during the past year of the British fishing industry. The trawler owners launched on Ted ...

... book, Mr. He wes Wingrave being “ George,” and the author “J,” the third character. Mr. Hentschel was the pioneer of news- illustration and made the first paper DIOCK . In the theatrical world he was known as the founder, over 40 years ago, of the Play- ...

... selected as delegates to the South-Easteri. Conference in London. BROTHERHOOD'S NEW YEAR'S PARTY.—Mr. Gammons (President), and officials of the Cosbani Post-War Brotherhood, were genial hosts at the first New Year's Party for children and adults at the Coaham ...

... made of new shares of this Bank of £1 each fully paid at the price of £2 per share, in the proportion of one new share for every of paid-up capital, the premium of £1 per share to be erdeited to the Reserve Fund. The intention is to allot the new shares ...

... thrown out of her lodgings for associating with another man. When he came home on leave he took her to Romsey, bought her a new wedding ring, and gave her another start, but after e returned to France she associated with some Americans, and when he returned ...

... PEPIERSFIELD AND DISTRICT. News of OXFORD LOCAL CERTIFICATES—In be Oxford School Certificate Examination held in December. the following pupils of the Petersfield County Secondary School for Girls were successful: Fay Locke gained First Class Honoprs ...

... made for a new Factory to meet the demands of the future. SSS i g fy QS be A YY N.GO 784A EVENING NEws, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930. Rad Occupations for Dull Months. The Invisible Hook Coming in Again. ow WAITING FOR SPRING. SANE SHING Christmas is over and ...

... Publishing Society, Ltd. The alleged offence was that they had caused to be a proposal, or scheme, for selling tickets in a or Christmas draw. Fifty prizes were offered, and 35.000 tickets were printed. On December 12 the Chief Constable of Manchester received ...

... ing trade.—Kelly, Grocer, London Road, Purbrook. D SMART Lad wanted, able to ride cycle.—Apply Porter Bros., 29, Elm Grove. SMART willing Girl, 14, for Shop and House.- Dorothy Avlett, 99. New Road. 5 pply Dorothy Aylett, 99, New Road. '‘usdew. 25. Hichland ...

... opportunity of learn- ing trade.—Kelly, Grocer, London Road, Purbrook. D SMART Lad wanted, able to ride eycle.—App!y Porter Bros., 29, Elm Grove. SMART willing Girl, 14, for Sho and ly Dorothy Aylett, 99, New Road. MART Errand Boy wanted, at once. — App ...

... Commercial Road. E CHRISTMAS CLUB Agents wanted. Chocol: Cigarettes, Bedding, Toys, Pancy Goods, Jewellery. ove.ties, Highest cash commission. Illustrated particulars ate Bor Lands Lane G. W. Wateon, Dept. 14. wanted: Chocolates, CHRISTMAS Cinb Agents rettee ...