... Send Is. quick, for wire. Pont mis* it.—Minting. Borneo Hover. York. ttUINKA IF j-IITHEK UkShal ANOTHER GUINEA GUARANTEE. TOM WHITE » has Two more Guaranteed Certain tie. for Friday and Saturday. Wired tor 2*. 65., or bath tor 4*. N.3.—Cheat* kindly scad ...

... NEW CITY CLUB, SHEFFIELD. Mr. Tom White, the proprietor of the New City Boxing Club, Carver Street, Sheffield, has arranged matinee performance on Friday, in order to give the pantomime and music hall artists now engaged in Sheffield an opportunity of ...

... Gunner Moir were matched box twenty rounds list. 41bs. The engagement is for £lOO a-swie and puree of £lOO given by Mr. Tom White, of Sheffield. The event will decided at the Drill Hall, Sheffield, Monday. Jan. 27th. The Red Guide is the Reliable Railway ...

... Jamaica then I think Wint will also be joining him as a fellow coltimtryman. probably in the half mile. __We shall still have Tom White, the Lincolh man, as our “ hope.,” The season is fast drawing to a close and entries for Stocksbridge Works Sports (August ...

... CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING. HARRY ROBERTS’ CHALLENGE SHIELD. FOX HOUSE TO THE EARL GREY RECORD Tom White, the Sheffield United Harrier’s cav- tain, tried: on Saturday, to beat the record for the distance, but failed, _ the roads and weather being against kim ...

... PRETTY VILLAGE WEDDING Yesterday, the marriage of Mr. Tom White, and Miss Leonora Gray, both of Hathersage, took place at St. Michael’s Parish Church. Hathersage, the Rev. C. S. Cutler, 8.A., performing the ceremony. Ihe bride were pretty dress Swiss ...

... ) in the third round; Tim Harris (Custom House) beat Harry Aunt (Charlton) in the second round. In a ten-round contest, Tom White (Welling) beat Bill Prior (Poplar) in the ninth round; Charley Broxon teat Jack Reed (America) on points; Charley G. Roger ...

... attendance being affected by the flu epidemic. Music was provided by t Georgian Rand from Barnsley, and the M.C.« were Mr. Tom 'White and Mr. H, Red tern. ...

... association with the Scottish Football Association was in 1911. In lie was elected vice-president and subsequently succeeded Mr Tom White, Celtic, as president. In 1927 Mr. Campbell was in charge of the successful Scottish team which toured Canada. The death ...

... , and agreed unanimously that the Scottish Qualifying Cup and Scottish Cup proper competitions resumed next season. Mr. Tom White (Celtic) was elected President in plat® of Mr. Duncan Campbell, who retired after five years’ service in the chair. Mr. ...

... starts the others extending' W. French, who had 7min. start. Carlev did not compete., and the virtual scratch man who ran was Tom White. start, Th» was from th« Banner Cross Hotel, st.raapht the E-'clesail Head, pas' Hore Moor Inn. up the road tea and straight ...

... THE PROPERTY MARKET. SPALDING. At the Red Lion Hotel, Spalding, Mr. Tom White sold by auction 13a. 2r. 26p. of arable land near Co*bit Station, in the occupation of Mr. Hdward Wieberington, thepurchaser being Mr. Hutchinson for £1,250. Messrs. Maples ...