... DOG SHOW. Fon many a long year the old and quaint town of Holston has had a dog show on their annual holiday, named Flora Dance. Lofton d bas u sal that modern ideas were out of harmony with the celebration of th.• an snot rite.. of flurry .lay and many ...

... variation, that the sailing c munittee will handicap ‘without appeal) the vessels entered as they shall deem just. Entries to clog* on Friday, Aug. at midnight. No post entries. On Wednesday, Aug. T. 11. Y B. PRIZES of L 125, for all ta rf not lees than ...

... Harry Brown ; clog dance, T. henhouse; song, Tom Bowling. H. Oldham; song, Jessie at the railway bar. J. Lanfield; song. DIRT Old England, F. J. Miles; song, The deserter, T. Liveser ; song, Maid of Athena, F. Benet ; song and dance, *Where the ...

... schools dancing was indulged in whilist a whist drive had also been arranged --gentlemen v. ladier,--the prizes being strawberries and cream--gentlemen pay--and icesladies pay. Mr. Garner's nand was again in attendance, and played music for the dance. The ...

... continued stretches of dry weather which prevailed at the times when the rain was needed, the exhibits were surprising, the competition for the various prises being very keen. In this section the exhibits amounted to over 400, end in the sections allotted ...

... for dancing. Two rattier lone break. came In early In the evnine, viz., the boys' and bowling at the wickets. Thi boys' race was very Interesting, and the petltnet were well handicapped ■nd started by Mr. Wm. Hr. Pearson. The howling competition was keenly ...

... the costume., and should arrive and b. announced together (supposing they were wit members of the same family), and dance the first dance together. Children look extremely pretty and picturesque in these national tunes, and they are not difficult to mike ...

... Mr S. M. Burrows and Mr J. Wickwar were appointed joint smreteries. SEA ANGLER 3' COMPETITION. THE BRITISH Sea Anglers' Society have arranged a prize medal competition, which in many moods i 3 ewe'. The members have their own headquarters and boat at ...

... rover ;`ht atone= • kr. drizzlin g ermine, which made things Aar persons eased. There was. p divine the weather. and the competitive., el the elherisetar. wen all round. N. Wittenberg was amen* the for the sprint sad but without his wonted imams. as he ...

... than the previous sale, was a substantial proo of the healthy condition of the old winter pastime. Suffice to say that the competition for the most attractive lots of sapling, entered was animated, whilst most of the older greyhounds al so found a good market ...

... terminating with a flight of fiery salamanders. During the evening various bands played dance music, and large numbers of people indulged themselves with a dance on the greensward. Since the above was written we have received a communication from the ...

... Rose, who sings refined eerio-oorek songs; Mr. C. Raymond, a vocalist and dower, who useshis one leg and crutch in a clog dance as cleverly as many who have both their limbs at their disposal ; Mr. John Deno, a character comedian ; Mr. Arthur West ...