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... TEN .AND TEN BOATMEN TAKE PART. Cornanittee--Ald. Dr. J. T. White, IL W. Mecria, .E. J. Baird, IF. Budd, J 2.; John Power, T. E. Power, IL A. Kelly, R. N. Talbot, and T. F. Sheedy. C. P. Redmond, lion. See. .There was 430 much weather in the Atlantic ...
... £2O to £5,000 ADVANCED ly Lender on Promisor/ Note. No llis of and privacy guaranteed. Water of on= Dra*Pl boatmen waited Hy Ida is to *enemata& on arranged. NO MOM ante MDwain= WrIIALLY D, Quotations for Snort Loans. Write in oonldenes C. WELLS, 11, ...
... BOATMEN —Two steady men wanted for 45 400 Ferrybant. BARMAID (Experienced) desfres eltnatioa ; ria - n be well recommended. Apply 102, this office ...
... BOATMEN —Two steady men wanted for tiFton Farrybank. lar ARMAII:I dishes altuatiow ; ean LP be well recommended. Apply 102, this olio. 111. -, IICRUP ICY hue—Se, is of words D ma - sio:the fa - t - est most 'Popular songs — , selections, marches, etc ...
... BOATMEN —Two steady men wasted for 45-ton Oatslo, Ferryboat. BA RMLID (Experienced) desires situation ; can be well recommended. Apply 102, this adios. BANKRUPICY hale-2s, as copies of words and the latest and most popular songs, selections, marches, ...
... to £5.000 ADVANOIIO Plinio Loehr ea Freedmen? Z.ll.det Sob aid abaseale apearairas pampa d boatmen 6~ by nyearabsibe eraversed to eserbia SONOS cre gsb j a o 4o 6 3il a y beAti ptina nada Melgrobbass be Zen Loom be b C. WELLS, tt, exam= meet DOM lalsesier ...
... NTISITOIIB to Watodged - Row V to a la Peke Poll mg a Golds. W WANTED—ApPrentice to Grocery and Spirit boatmen. Apply 2828, News office. WANTED Steady Man for office work and collecting amounts. Pensioner would snit Apply giving copies of references and ...
... OF IRISH BOATMEN. [draczAt. Thuisiuml Captain 'Lucas and eight member of the crew f the wrecked Leon XIIL arrived at Queenetown to-day aboard the cruiker itrrogent. Captain Lusaa referred in high terms to the gallantry of %sleet Clare boatmen. THE MILITARY ...
... the plan. Chairman—What have .the boatmen to say to it? Hudson said that it would be a neceseery condition to have the boatmen get anchorage. A letter was read from Mr. Hudson on the subject, stating that the boatmen objected, as they believed anchorage ...
... Mayfiewer.--(E. A. Walsh and E. J. Baird. Boatmen: John Spencer and John Hartley. Never in Time.---1.13. N Talbot and T E Power. )oartmen : Jim Valle and Robin Mackie. The Viaitor.--4Dr. Willis and W. Foyle. Boatmen: Paddy Power and Nicholas Keay. White Squall ...
... R N Talbot, W Fayie, and T F Bheedy. lONS. Competitors to u-e one rod only. Not more than two competitors in each boat. Boatmen not to fifth. All competitors start from Ladies' Cove at 9.30 o'clock and stm fishing at 4 o'clock. Fisb to be weighed in ...
... CONDITIONS. Competitors too - tlae one rod only. Not more than two competitors in each boat. Boatmen uot to fish. All competitors start from Ladies' Cove at 11 o'clock and stop fishing at 5 o'clock. Fish to be weighed in at 6 o'clock. Corn. pefitors not ...