... full particulars, apply to DREW= & HILDDLE, Solicitors, Kirkwall. Nlss FOR BALE. SALE. by Private Bargain. that property in JOHN ElTltitt, STROMNIMI, well known ao ROBB'S TE MPERANCE HOTEL and TEA ROOM, consisting rf Sitting Room. Dining Room. Tea Room ...

... Joss &ARM 15 Albert Street, li..kwalL PLANT now, Pansies, Sweet Williams, dlysotis. Carnations, Daisies; satisfaction certain : 2a dozen, post free BArrom'e, Nurserymen, Inverness. FOB BAlll,—Real lair Isla Hand-knit Scarfs, Jumpers, Cardigans, ate.; ...

... Miss L. H. Irvine; wool jumper (Fair Isle)--1 Mrs Tinch; wool kipper (one colour)-1 Mrs Mowatt. 2 avdwe Mrs John Scott, 3 Miss V. Nicolson; cardigan-1 Mrs Irvine; best specimen in cotton—Mrs Tinch; embroidery in cotton—Miss E. J. Dreyer; embroidery work ...

... with a cargo of steam coal for Messrs John Jolly, and later sailed light for Leith. The Aberdeen trawler City 4 York, A. 31111, sheltered at Kirkwall over the week-end. Dr. Aidwaso. A presentation was made to Dr John Anderson, Lie of the North of Scotland ...

... Bernas and the James Stephen. The A.S. Argentum arrived at Kirkwall on Saturday night from Bridgeness with 170 tons of coal for John Shearer, coalmerchant. The salvage vessel Iron Axe arrived on Thursday, and left on Saturday for Sanday to salve the Benearn ...

... Flett 1 2 R. Loge 2 J. Tait 0 0 F. Campbell 1 J. Poke 1 0 .1. Crisp 2 W. Firth 2 Kirkwall Weather Statism. MUMMY REPORT. Mr John Moir, °berme at Kirkwall Keteorologicsl &Ojos, worts as Tempera's's. as Gram Srighl storing Rain Ban- Max. Min. west fall skins ...

... again light. but the races were sailed to a finish, the I results being : ' 10 Raters-1 Wm. P. Dreyer (boat Viking). 2 John Cone, 3 John Rosie. 5-Raters-1 David Cooper. 2 Wm. Grit.% e. 3 A. M. Morgan. Thr aerials were :—Tienekeeit et - s. Coun• calor. A ...