... Berry) Morgan 910 PROBABLE STARTERS AND 7 COURTESY MK. P. HERBERT 4 BHEERNESS CARTER 11 12 REKDSR MASON 1111 EASY VIRTUE Ct HARDY 1110 CHEVIOT!!ALE . W. DAVE' O J P 10 CHIVIUb. .. 1 8 MARTIAN . IAMZV a 7 CAMP BED E. BROWN BRACK E. C.[TAYLOR ...

... VARIETY PRODUCTION, Tree Car Pari; Phone '3696 Trans 16-19 THE LYRIC. ROAD 38164. THE WOMAN STOLE lA). JACK HOLT. LAUREL AND HARDY COMEDY Theatre de luxe, kirkqate. MIRIAM HOPKINS In TORY TEMPLE PRAXE POPULAR PRICES f.d .Tt . 9 ...

... not won hurdle race of 150 sovs. (selling races excepted). SIR TROOPS (Sir P G. Lawson) Gosden 511 10 TREMOCIS (Miss V. Thomas) .. Private 511 0 VERT (Mr R. B Vick) Owner 610 12 ASTRAHAM (Mr. Robert Mi Alpine) G. Poole 510 12 RESULT (Miss D ...

... Anthony 11 TiDE TABLE (Mr. P. W. A. Brown > oll GOLDJACK (Mrs. P. Dennis) .. Gilbert. 11 (Mrs, McGregor) ROYAL MATL (Mr. L. Thomas) TRIBESMAN (Mr. R. Thompson) I. Anthony 511 CERTAINLY NOT (Mr.G.8 L S11 1 Owner 11 ADRIATIC (Mr. R. Bownass) Coulthwaite ...

... reduced ciayton-le-Moora, Lancashire, will cores Into by one when the Dunlin store —Brown, market by auction one or more tola. Thomas and Company. Ltd.—waa sold to comprised the sale very large Irish retail Interests. quantity cotton spinning and • Buckleys ...

... (Mrs. 10 0 Buddr. (Mr. J. Preckllnjrton 0 10 0 Royal Warden. (Mr. J. Peterson)J. Ward 0 10 Vale, B—car. list. ((Mr. H. L. Thomas) Owner last Winner trained by Ownar, Lamboum. Betting: 7 to agst Two Royals, 9 5 to 1 Ottawa, to John OUpln. Kaffir Corn. ...

... Rtrt.'leU Terrace. Morley. Mr. and Mrs. PICKLES, a son Both well. BADLEY.— February 4. to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. BADLEY. of 9. Hardy Terrace. Bees ton a daughter. WARD.—February 3. 50. Stonegate Street, Meanwood, to Mr. and Mrs J. M WARD, son. MARRIAGES FISH ...

... Other gifts are:— The Hon. Francis and hire. cut elans decanter end brocade covered stool; the Hon. Thomas and Lady Bertha Egerton. cheque; Lady Katharine Hardy, antique ruby and diamond pendant ...

... Colonel and Mrs Edward Strutt. Mrs. Douglas Hill Mr. and Mrs. Guy ElWes, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Noyes. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hardy, Evan Thomas. Mrs. Fairfax-Lucy. Mrs. A. Pitman. Commander and Mrs. Cureon-Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Gunals. Mr. Riddell-Blount. Mrs ...

... completed only the children's events, but the finalists were •elected. some of the senior classes. Dr. A. C. TJsoe and Dr. Thomas who are the judges the music section, were particularly pleased with the piano playing. The three finalists In the 11 to 12 ...

... and C- Wilkinson; Z J. Coxhead, G. Waddlngton. G. Davies. J. Anderson, F- gcit’-'f ROUNDHAY v. SheUleld .^y, Dy.'On: R. E. Thomas. J. D. K - o and W R. Taylor (capt.); J- p. if, Morgan; A. J. Rutherford, oll rio Rutherford, A. W. Hockln. L- H. Greenwood ...

... and Webb. 10/4%r /4% 10/ /Pa Con. 6% Pref., 12/6 l a 12/6 Con. Tin. Smelt. Pref.. 26/9 /3 Cook, Son. 7/ 7% Pref . 21/3 Cook (Thomas) and Son 6% Deb-, 103% Cooper Stores 7% Pref.. 28/1 Cooper McDougall and . 30/3 M Pref.. 39/9 /9 Crompton. 8/ Country Life ...