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... The Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society was formed in the year 1761 and is among the oldest of golf clubs. In 1897 the Club came to its present course, which was reconstructed in 1923. Having some 650 members, the Club is a most popular one, as it stands in part of the old Barnton estate nearer to the Firth of Forth than its neighbour, the Royal Burgess G.S. Some wonderful views of the Firth and ...
... WHO THOUGHTFULLY PROVIDED LEMONADE FOR HIS BOATMAN. By II. M. BATEMAN. ...
... A CHAFFINCH IN THE BIRDL ESS GROVE AT GOODWOOD 2 Drawn by -r TOUT. I ...
... a bridge is in course Mission Station at Davu and secular education. >e o construction a picture taken from the famous Wesleyan vu. an institution where native students receive religious ,n' ls s'tuated about twelve miles from Suva, the Fijian capital ...
... OVER THE BOARDS AT HURLIN GH AM A WormVEye View of a Few Players and Their Odd Little Ways From Sketches by Captain W. O. CARRUTHERS ...
... THE XIXth CLUB'S DINNER TO THE RYDER CUP TEAM- -BY MEL Prior to the British Ryder Cup Team's departure for America, they were entertained by some 200 Members and Guests of that enterprising club, the XIXth Club, at Grosvenor House. The evening was a fitting send-off to our team, which will meet the American professionals at the Ridgewood Country Club on September 28th and 29th. Mr. Leonard ...
... GOLF CLUBS AND GOLFERS THE NORTH MIDDLESEX GOLF CLUB BY MEL The North Middlesex Golf Club at Friern Lane, Whetstone, was formed in 1905. It can claim that it was the first club to be purchased by a public authority namely, the Friern Barnet U.D.C. in 1928. There are some 650 members in all, and it is a very sociable club. The Concert Party Golfing Society forms part of the membership. The ...
... AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL RHYME By H. M. BATEMAH ...
... By CEORGE BELCHER, A.R.A. How did you like your trip to London and to the Zoo Oh, Miss, my sister didn't 'alf make me look small. She said out loud, Look at that seraph!' and it wasn't a seraph at all, Miss, it was a camelmile. By GEORGE BELCHER. A.R.A. ...
... -BY MEL Wanstead G.C. is on the borders of a corner of historic Epping Forest, the history of a part of which, at any rate, is intimately connected with the picturesque character in history Dick Turpin, no less who hid there many a time and had a pied-i-terre in an old inn at Harlow. As the crow or the Moth flies, the course is only seven miles from the Bank of England, but even then you ...
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