... FOR NEW CERTIFICATES. NONE BY NEW TENANT 011 OCCUPANT. HENRY SCOTT, Vinc Mer- I King's Arms MoteLl Hotel, IC arl e & Erskine, chant, 5 County Place. Melrose, Parish of W. S.. Melrose, Perth. I Melrose, Factors. FOR RENEWAL OF TRANSFERRED CERTIFICATES ...

... Hutherford. Scots Men-at-Arms, Kelso District Boy Scouts. English Men-at Arms -H. Murray. J. Stenhouse. T. Stenhouse. S. Aitchison, L. Allen. D. Ovens, H. Thomson. G. Craig. P. Smith. R. Ellis. W. Ellis. J. Turnbull, T. Cardigan. K. Robertson. EflW* 4. ...

... Playhouse. With John Barrymore combining great dramatic acting with whimsical humour and romantic tove, picture off- ring more than average entertainment will be screened during the latter lialf of this week. It is the Radio picture. '* Cardigan’s Last Case/' ...

... passing motor ear to Hawick Cottage Hospital. doing fair trade in suits, pullovers, cardigans. There are some good orders jm now from the Cnited States for pullovers and cardigans cashmere qualities. There are also some fair orders the home markets for similar ...

... Place, Jedhargh. GA9 G MANTLES, AND FITYINGO, KEII/18, COMPANION STANDS, &C., &C. PftINGLE HENDERSON'S Ironsaoagsr, 7 Exams's arm& WINTER FOOTWEAR. The CARRICK BOOT for Outdoor Workern, quality guaom UMranteed Fr to 22/111 BOYS' BOOTS for School Wear ...

... Preacher. Marked Tumblers, Bald Black Cock (Adult)—Robert McHardy, Beith. Black Hen (Adult)—Robert McHardy. Black Cock (19:41) —John Dick, Ilawick. Black Hen (1933)—Miss B. Wardle, Newcastle-on- Tyne. Red or Yellow Cock (1933)—W. R. Hlenkinsop, lewevlle•on-Tyne ...

... lady president of the Union, handed over the prizes. PASSENGERS ON CORNEECIAL VERIFLES.—At Jedburgb Sheriff Court on Tuesday, John McGuinness, Castle ate, was admonished by Sheriff Thtillie for dnving • motor me containing a passenger while he was not covered ...

... White Rose supplied ex tank. D. Kennedy, Agricultural Chemist. Hawick. SHETLAND HAND! NITTED FAIi: I.'LK IHJLLOVERS and CARDIGANS. 13/-. Allover Fairisle Pullovers. 24/-. For ladies or Gents. Also outsizes. Knitting wools. per cutt. Children's Allover ...

... Charles Wilson, junr. Six Shallots (red)—l, John Ballantyne, Newcastleton; 2, R. Dalgleish, Newcastleton. Six Shallots (white) —l, James Harkness, Newcastleton; 2. Mrs Hislop, Newcastleton. Six Potatoes (round)—l, John Ballantyne; 2, Charles Wilson, junr. Six ...

... junior chow of I St John's Church took part in the carol services held in the church on Sunday. In the evening the choir gave a delightful rendering of the children's cantata, The Children's Saviour, under their conductor, Mr John Ifuggan. SERVICE OF ...

... Charles Rutherford Burnet, tea planter. Beech Knowe. Crief; John Paisley Millar, hotel-keeper. King's Arms Hotel. Dumfriesshire: John Sutherland Abbot, shoe manufacturer, The Bungalow, Ayr. and John Angus Bryce, farmer, Hownam Mains. Kelso, were each fined ...

... off to dinner. We don’t want crowd about if there’s any trouble.” ** No. agreed Hopton. You'd better get hold of Sergeant Grattan and tell him to put couple uniformed men at the end of this lane to keep back the crowd, soon as we move off.** Very good ...