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... Pith• Pipe Rind. and Kirkwall Dance Orchestra. New features of such a promotion in Kirkwall include the Floral Queen coronation. the baby show, the comic clog show, and the dancing bruird. The •• Spot the Stars competition is new also. and should appeal ...
... 'Addle, Misses I) and M. Tinch; dance, Cake Walk, children: recitation, Why Cats Wash After Eating, Sandy Firth; dance, Clog Dance, Mrs Littlewood and M. Tine),; dance, Welsh Dance. children: ...
... seals, costing sixpence a dozen. Fortiesmis Whist Mil Dew.* King Street Church Itadminten Club was holding a whist drive and dance in the lissome IkaM, Kirkwall. l'hristmas 1114,41 2*40404.*1 n an in. I Night. This will be a very (winder event, tereeting ...
... Challenge Cup Competition book place on from Edinburgh, was first upon the programme with the Stromness Golf Links on Saturday last, when i a sympathetic rendering of Barney, take me home sixttstai competitors took part in the competition. again.' She ...
... officer makes. Then, again, the education of the young is of greet interest to my directors, and in the society's essay competition for 1906. no leas than 10,313 essays on the kind treatment of animals were written in 243 schools, and 686 prizes were ...
... incidentally through that, for themselves. The wheel.' of commerce can never be made to run smoothly if strife and bickering clog the hearing-, but only if the oil of human kindness and sympathy is introduced to keep the auxlea smooth.' PRIGS OF BREAD. ...
... influenza epidemic kept many away from the whist drive and dance held on March 17th under the auspices of the Hurray W.R.I. Thirty-two people played whist and several others came later for the dance. The prizes were awarde.l as follows :—Ladies-1 Mr J. Banks ...
... quitted himself sv ereditably that we hope to ace his name io all future programm issued by the corps. With the exception of a clog dance by Mr Simpson, which was highly appreciated, the rest of the entertainment was similar to that given the night before. ...
... than seven of the dances on the well arranged and varied programme. The braes band alto contributed several items. Music was also provided by Mr W. Yorston and Corporal Lennie, who occupied their usual places with much acceptance. Dancing was continued with ...
... employmei. is taxpayer will lie given by his emp. Tit form showing the amount of norm.. veekly or monthly tax deduction. (In t 'clog up now employment he gives this form to his new employer. St Naives Catftdral. — Rev. \V. Rhind SivaEt.Wll.l is leaviiig Orkney ...
... fulfil all conditions attached to them. They are awarded by competitive examination. The Goveinors clantinned the £5 bursary to the bolder of it for last year, and decided that • competitive examination be held on Wednesday, the Sth in -t., in the Central ...
... destroying the charloek plants. It is curious to observe that even the stronger solutions do not effect such noxious plants as clog-weed. veronica poppies, or buttercups. In a few days after the application of the copper sulphate the charlock plants were ...