... v.h.c., Claude Cowdry, Wimborne; h.c. (2), Miss Hodgson and W. Heath, Broadstone. A.O.V-, heavy, male —1 and 3, Major Chawner; r., Mrs. Parke; v.h.0., Claude Cowdry. Ditto, female —1, W. Heath; 3, Major Chawner; r., Mrs. Parke; v.h.c., Claude > Cowdry ...

... 35th SHOW AT CORFE MULLEN. IIO RTICULTL'RAL, POULTRY & industrial EXHIBITS. OMPLETE list of awards. a'n 1 .!. ac ' erse season for gardens, there arm„ entry on Wednesday for the u *trial ' ,or ticultural, poultry and inof r* or>r>j'i' con^ne d, with the ...

... Blacker & Son MONUMENTAL. WORKS CLUTTON Ir , EmoßiAis executed In GRANITE. MARBLE AND ATOM la's* Mullen et the designs always In sleek /Mess Nee Pntone Tempt* Claud ...

... WORKERS. CONFERENCE AT CORFE MULLEN. OKEFORD FITZPAINE WIN CHALLENGE SHIELD. The Dorset and Southern Counties Temperance Association and Band of Hope Union held its spring quarterly meetings Wednesday in the Corfe Mullen Baptist Church arrangement with ...

... VILLAS, KINGSWOOD and STONELEIGH, BLYTHE ROAD. CORFE MULLEN. Let and producing £61 2s p.a., tenants paying rates. Lot 3. —An Attractive BUNGALOW, 'PLOVERS BARROW, BLYTHE ROAD. CORFE MULLEN. Let at lis 9d per week exclusive of Lot 4.—A Detached and ...

... recipients medals were: Wimborne—lnspector L. Duchesne, Sergeants J. Brooks and R. Lush; S.C.s Claude Bro.vu, Alfred E Cobb, Reginald Cobb, W. J. Charlton. Claude H. Cowdry, Arthur Dean. Arthur Dacombe. Sidney Fripp, Wm. Furmage, Arthur Foot, T. E. Hibbs ...

... put it bluntly?—for a situation or for work this life in the future. The best of luck to you, concluded Sir Claud. Brig.-General thanked Sir Claud and Lady Jacob for coming down the school and expressed the hope that some future occasion would see them ...

... MaIttRIAULS. DOWSON T - BITEE.R.— . On the Mk Jane, at the British Chapel, Constantinople. by the Rev. B. Borough, ILA., Claude It. second eon of Lb. late Yr. and Yrs. J. B. Doweos. of tiouthtor. Ilfracombe, and Bathwirk. Bath, to M. Butler, only daughter ...

... housework for from six months to a year after they leave school, was the saliant point short speech made by Field-Marshal Sir Claud Jacob, who, with Lady Jacob, one of the Governors, when he spoke at the Founders' Day ceremony at the Royal School, Bath, on ...

... certify that she was a lunatic, and Dr. Muspratt, who had attended her, had advised that she should be sent to her home Oorfe Mullen. —The Bench directed that she should be 3ent to the Christchurch Infirmary until she was sufficiently recovered to go to her ...

... Barton ;2, sa, A. Guv ! 3, 2s 6d, W. T. HipwelL ' fiat, open—l, ss; L. Jay, Blandford, scratch-2. las, ft Hutchings. Cor/c Mullen, loyds.; 3, Captain Smith, Poole, scratch. ' High jump, open—l, 1.5 a, A. Ellis, 4ft. 9Jin. ; 7s S Barton, 9in. 120 yards ...

... —October 16th, Buddenly at 43, Devonshire Buildings, George Bevan Jones, aged 69 years. MULLEN.—October 15th, 22, Prospect Place, Trowbridge, Beatrice, wife John Mullen, aged 42 years. MEIKLEJOHN.—At 2, Ainslie's, Belvedere, the 9th inst., Catherine in her ...