... •€rerm«n 7 p.c 66J + Imperial Tobacco 3J 1-16 + Triplex Glass „ 30/3 2/6 + Plantations 21/tOi J/3~ Turner, and New-all 23/0 1/6 Thomas Tilling 46/3 . 1/3- bonds. Textiles were still hesitating despite tho prospe.'t of a compromise the morelooms question* Among ...

... in quantities from Cape Colony Another daisy-like bloom, but much larger, of rich orange hue, is Venidium fastuosum, half-hardy, three inches across. In some glass houses we noticed the bonnie Cambridge Hue delicate blooms of the Heliophila linoarifolia ...

... Handspike . Tate 10 0 St Melons, Rayson 10 0 PROBABLE STARTERS AND JOCKEYS. Heartburn J. Moloney St Melons G. Hardy Lady C O. Thomas Boneblack, Mr D Jackson Anna May Win, Dove's Pride W. Speck A. Escott Camp Bed E. Brown Handspike E. Foster Betting ...

... IRON, COAL AND STEEL. Amal. Anthracite Colls. Staveley Coal & Iron Ord. 3/10*2 25/10*2 6/ 5/1012 Do. 7 po. Cum. Pf., 10/6 Thomas (R.) Ord., 1/9 11/ Ord., 14/3 Baldwins Ord.. 3/I*2 /3 J 4 U.S. Steel Com.. 5 62* l'.engal Iron Ord., 3'6 /6 G>. Wisft-m Coll ...

... Oxford, and James, Los Angeles—and a daughter, Mrs J. ialconer, New Haven, Conn. MR THOMAS COBB DIES AT HAMPSTEAD. Prolific Writer of Novels and Detective Stories. Mr Thomas Cobb, the novelist and writer of detective stories, died yesterday at Hampstead. ...

... Unorthodox, Marche Militaire, Thompson 10 I Anthony 12 I Anthony 11 10 Pont Aven, Cockton 12 0 Edinburgh Rock, Blue Maze, Thomas, Anthony 12 0 Hall 11 10 Royal Stranger, Meistersinger, Yapp 11 10 Duller 12 Total Eclipse 10 Wivenhoe Law 12 Prince Charles ...

... 13/9 Empire Fish .. IJon-Ac'd Fish f.och Line Don Fishing .4/- Scot Stm. Her. 1/- MISCELLANEOUS. Cemetery, 22/6 - Ellis M'Hardy 32/6 Abdn Coal .. 33/9 A Hall & Co. 2/- Ab Comb 21- Ilarrott & Co. 18/- Ab. Corp. Gas 5b K'gonr & W'ker 23/9 Ab. G'ro Ware ...

... Saturday first. Mother's Dream. Telegraphist Ernest Thomas (29), whow wife and two children live at Road, Copnor, Portsmouth, was completing twelve years' service, and this was to his last submarine trip. Thomas's mother, who also ' lives Road, dreamt on Tuesday ...

... with aged Aberdeen Angus bull. mentioned that he visited Australia with bulls of tliat breed, and found that their general hardiness enabled them withstand heat and drought, when other breeds were dying out the thousand. Demonstrations. Mr J. S. Grant, ...

... Birnie, Backhill, secretary. Mr Leslie Smith suitably replied. A well-attended dance followed to music by Peterhead band. Thomas Fraser, South Ardiffery, was M.C. Maryculter Whist. Mr Wm. Cameron was timekeeper at & whist drive, held in the West School ...

... served at beautifully laid tbles by;— Mrs Grant, Mrs A. Morrison, Mrs G. Morrison. Mrs Gray, Mrs Murray, Mrs Hadden. Mrs M'Hardy, Mrs Barclay, Mrs Macintosh, Mrs Mrs Thomson, Mrs Re.id, and Mrs Innes. Dancing was enjoyed, to music by Ross's Orchestra. ...

... given to that aspect of the address, it is unnecessary to raise it now. It would only make public a view you wish to abolish. Thomas.—lt is advisable to consult the police before contributing. More Old Clocks. We are indebted to Mr R. Murdoch Lawrance, F ...