... JUST A CHAT ...

... enjoys a CHAT CHURCHMAN’S bUT THE captain CAN’T WITHOUT ...

... years' time, with a population 13,000,000, the Colonies would have a citizen force of 750,000, fully trained, fully armed, and ready to serve in any part of the Empire. New Zealand had two Dreadnoughts, while Australia was building a fine fleet, which ...

... A CHAT WITH THE MEMBERS. H. J. Wilmott during the evening gave a very interesting and anecdotal address on current politics, or the speaker revised it, a chat with the mem. hers.” thought the large gathering present that night pointed to the ...

... A CHAT WITH PRIVATE COPPARD. A BLACK WATCH HKRO. Whilst Atmosphere is charged with an intense interest the events occurring in South Africa, and one is becoming accustomed read successes rather than reverse#, which *m the case the earlier days of the ...

... AND COUNTRY A CHAT WITH THE QUEEN RUSTHALL'S Mr. Sid Hart. chairman of TUNBRIDGE WELLS branch of the Royal British Legion had a once in a lifetime experience on Thursday of last week when he met the Queen at a Buckingham garden party. Mr. ...

... A CHAT WITH A KENT COUNTY POLICEMAN. A correspondent writes : —lt s recorded no less & person hlr._'.l.OMM.é-- man's lot s nota one.” Whether be true or not as & Tam not prew*&;-y‘ r of *“ the force ™ being h-flcfl“'?- promiuent but . :l& Un.hh&mmungfl ...

... or some warm sentiment, and the tattooers roduced the writing in facsimile. Tattooing is said to be .spreading in most unexpected quarters. One tattooer says i he recently tattooed a bishop with a big cross crushing a dragon, while another ...

... A CHAT ABOUT DAISY FIRMING. On Friday evening meeting of this club was leld at the Pump-room, to hear a chat about dairy farming by George Barham, Eaq , Snape, Wadhurst, and managing director of the London Dairy Supply Company. Mr. D. H. Hutchence, of ...

... A CHAT with sae the bops parade • ...

... CHAT WITH MR. WOOLRYCH PEKOWNE. [ Number five, End.-1.-ich gardens, besides being the office of the Iterieir the Churches, the centre a new and expanding system co operative educational travel. Mr seems have spotted tbe psychological moment pressed the ...

... moveun-nt i again*;. t»xj War Other, wM»' . la: . •it a well-knowii member c: i';r.i>»ir; n-tfr t».e «.t t'»- a. but »■ rt> the governing ui« •r*r •. It:»ii properly (••r.s.iruted, .»\i> :• >«, a» *ueh childish binder (lor i.'itane*-) •. tne ...