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... items.— A 4ft. 61n. Settee in fawn velour, sprung arms and seat and spr'ing cushions, £23. Mahogany Writing Bureau, £l4. Modern Oak Hallstand. £lO 7s. 6d. 4ft. Solid Oak Kneehole Writing Desk, £23. Hide Arm Chair. £7 10s. Feather bed. 1°»- Mah ...
... Stores, 123, Sheen-lane, and 505, Upper Richmond-road. DEATH.—The death took p{lace• of Sarah Ann Gertrude Harris, of burn, Cardigan-road, Barnes, on May 20th. Last week her surname was inadvertently given as Horn. C*OWLEY STREET PARTY. Wu are asked to point ...
... depart-iposition at the Techical College. thee Mayor (Councillor G. W. Arm- (heir welfare. 'with 31,000 members, were sped- ——— stead i. This visit will bring to | Chairman (Col. Sir John lall crea ted for this job. .. . .. • the Lloyd) described the boa ...
... the heather on fire with the remainder of his speech ; and it must be recorded that two subsequent Government speakers—Sir John Anderson and Mr Ernest Brown—have made a particularly good impression with their wireless addresses . Obviously , much may ...