... the Arbroath Ladies’ Guild of the British Sailors’ Society, at the Prince of Wales Sea Training School, he won the Duchess of Kent’s certificate for the best all-round boy. Legion Curlers Honoured.—Members of Arbroath Branch of the British Legion curling ...

... to obtain public assistance, appealed against her sentence and was released on bail on December 23. 'At West Kent Quarter Sessions at Maidstone yesterday, her sentence was varied fine of £15, with the alternative of one month's imprisonment. She was allowed ...

... Banff.—Symmetry (6th), 8.L.E., 110. D. M. Stewart. Millhills.—Scottish Buttercup 52nd (3rd). F. W. Moralee. Hilton, Duns. 600; Golden Bud 6th (Ist and res. female champion), L. E. Mathers, U.S.A., 400; Rothes Queen 28th, 8.L.E.. 100; Dorothy Bth. Mr Stott ...

... Sec Scot Inv Tr 4U.'/ Conver 3%% % CP 101% Savings Bds 3'/. (1955- Secur of Scot ?.'/ 65) 99 ! Deb 84% ° Savings Bds (1960- Boots New (20/ 70) 96%„ % 32/3 ' Pd) Savings 'Bds (1965- Cou-taulds 5% CP 75) 94 EMI 25' /6 War Ln Fleming (A B) 14'Q War 91/u % ...

... as to make price expected. Larg's Whitehall St.. Dundee. Phone 2166/7. RECORD- Player, with amplifier, wanted. Box 9087. KI boots wtd., sizes 5%, 6, 6V4, 7. Box 4489 TRADE requires Singer's Machines, about £4; Hand Models, £6; Drop-heads, about any cond ...

... Leader). Junior 1 Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd., West Drums, Brechin Princess Mona (Cruggleton Account); 2 and W. D- MacWilliam—Augusta 4th and Rosewood Belle (Lawton Calibar and Cluny Warspite); 4 H. S. Black. Banchory, Coupar Angus—Golden Gem (Tolquhon Zetland); ...

... Banchory—Banchory Augustina (6th), Les Mathers, Leveldale Farms, Illinois 200 gns.; Banchory Golden Gem (4th) a' M'G. Sproat. Kylla, Sydney, Australia, 580 gns' Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd., West Drums, Brechin— Westdrums Princess Mona (Ist and reserve champion) ...

... suit those who can only attend in the evening. Rev. and Mrs Alfred A. Wilson, Forfar Congregational Church, celebrated their golden wedding on Monday. Mr Wilson has been 23 years in Forfar as the Congregational minister. ELIZABETH M. GRIEVE, Secretary. McNAB ...

... items req. lor Inverness Hospitals for the year -rom Apr. 1,/ 1951: Clothing (Female) and Drapery; Patients Clothing (Male); Boots and Shoes; Paints Ground Oil; Lime and Cement; Tobaco and Snuff; Earthen ware; Electric Lamps; Floor Polish; Blankets; Soaps; ...

... SHAFTS; HODS—Wooden and Steel: RAKES—For Tarmacadam; FORKS—Stone, 8 and 10 Prong; TARPAULlNS—Reconditioned and New; RUBBER BOOTS—Ankle, Knee and Thigh, with Cleated Sole's, also with Digging Plates: RUBBER HOSE- Water, Compressed Air, and Suction; Alt ...

... courageous and far-seeing men of the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board have worn the equivalent in time of seven-league boots. If you have not been to Affric this year, then revelation awaits as you turn your car, or your steps, west along the new road ...

... Ave., Arbroath, to Marion Joan, the daughter the late Mr O. T. Gardner, advocate, and Mrs Gardner,, Dorset and Glasgow. Maidstone, Kent, on Dec. ,IGeorge Paul, fourth son of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Hill. Willesden, London, to Alice third daughter of ...