... 23-24 FETTER LANE LONDON, E.C.4 UNIQUE TAKE-TO-PIECES MODEL IN COLOUR OF DesignedbyG.H. DAVIS, the special artist of The Illustrated I.nthlmi R.M.S. QUEEN MARY There are few things more intriguing and instructive than these movable deck models of R.M.S. QUEEN MARY. Deck by Deck the ship's wonderful interior may be examined. Correct and to scale, all decks are numbered, and details can be ...

... Harry Hall Harry Hall As in tne (jkEaT WAK 191 'THE Recognised HOUSI for OFFICERS SERVICE i DRESS i NAVAL, R.A.F., MILITARY Ready for SERVICE or o MEASURE n 24 hours. Finest Quality Materials OFFICERS WAITED UPON BY APPOINTMENT Y illustrated LIST, PATTERNS Simple Self- Measurement Form gt POST FREE APPROVED TAILORS to the R.A.F. MILITARY Also UNIFORMS for W.R.N.S., W.A.A.F., A.T.S. Suits ...

... by A. Croxton Smith W.S. GILBERT sang of the flowers that bloom in the spring, which is as it should be, for that is the time of growth and reproduction. My doggy friends will look rather sadly upon the charming picture published this week of the first litter of Pyrenean Mountain dogs to be born in Australia. It will remind them too much of what ought to have been happening in their kennels ...

... DOGS FOR SALE and AT STUD BORZOIS D ORZOIS. At Stud, Gordy of Tangmere. D Winner 160 ists, 11 times best in show. For sale, promising youngsters, sired by above. Dog and bitch, 10 months, 10 gns. each, or reasonable offer to good home. Seen any time by appointment. Eachways Kennels, Ropley, Hants. 'Phone Ropley 76. GREYHOUNDS p REYHOUNDS for Tracking, coursing., country work or companions also ...

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... J. H. D. DOWN, the Middlesex and English trial hockey /slayer, and Anita J. Nicholson were married at St. John's, Caterham Valley. The bride, who has represented S.rrey County at Lacrosse, is the sister of F/O E. S. Nicholson, the Oxford rugger blue and English international. DR. MART JACQUES, of the Mermaid S.C., and A. W. Toung, who came from Melbourne as a mem ber of the Otter S.C., and has ...

... By A. Croxton Smith PEOPLE are always asking me what kind of dog would be most suitable for their needs. That is throwing a tremendous re sponsibility upon me, for how can one help others to make up their minds? As for me, I could be con tent with one of many breeds. Surely, my correspondents who write to me for advice must have some sort of predilections. One or two breeds ought to appeal to ...

... SUCH news as leaks through from the Scandinavian countries tells of broken-hearted farmers and breeders who are seeing their valuable herds consigned to the slaughter-house to make food for the Nazis. There is reason to believe that this applies in considerable measure to Holland's priceless pedigree Friesians, whose stock have been sought all over the world. British wartime agricultural ...

... FOLLOWING on the sales of British Friesian cattle at Chelmsford and Reading, it was not surprising that John Thornton and Hobson's had a most successful sale at the Annual Show held by the British Friesian Cattle Society at York. Mr. Albert Weightman's splendid bull, Harrington Advance, pictured on our frontispiece, was sold to Mr. G. B. A Radcliffe for 510 guineas, and others, some of which ...

... ting period, the length season in which it eriod will be as short ty extend through the ■r season. At the covering splits along has been completed. Approximately ten days after hatching, the black spiny skin is shed for the last time and the caterpillar emerges in its new smooth form. The colour is now green and black, with orange spots. The appetite in this stage is prodigious. Having lost ...

... IN the beech woods of England an important war industry is being carried on with all the drive of an arms factory. From these tall beeches are being made the tent pegs which the Army needs in terms of hundreds of thousands. These pegs must be made by hand; there is no efficient machine that will mass produce them. They are still fashioned by tools that might have been in use a hundred years ...

... ALTHOUGH there are only about half the usual number of undergraduates up at Cambridge this term, there are quite a few athletes, including several well-tried seniors, to provide useful competition for the Freshmen. The new president is J. W. Earp, a specialist in field events, who is now in his third vear. ST. CATHARINES RELAY TEAM: The four men who represented their College in the inter ...