... when he visits that city for the purpose of opening the Jubilee Exhibition. Lronsnus Is to have a pier 9901 t. long, and thus rivalling the Hastings pier. There is to be a pavilion to seat some WU people erected about yards from the shore. A. a brake conveying ...

... the deceptive appearance of Inclikcith through a dance fog which hang aro ad the bLind. TUX IIALF-YRARLY MEETING of the Hastings Pier Company hat just loon held, when a dividend was declared of 10 per cent., the report stating that the receipta WPM larger ...

... HASTINGS - queen's Hotel. Due South. Facing Sea. Largest and be 4 appointed. Electric light. Passenger elevator. Moderate tariff. Inclusive terms if desired. Teliphone No. 81. WILLIAM GLADE, Manager. liadtlim Hall Hotel bigli-clas.•residential I. Specie ...

... HASTINGS. Yneen's Hotel. Due South. Facing Sea. Largeat and best appointed. Electric light. Passenger elevator. Moderate tariff. Inclusive terms if desired. Telephone No. $l. WILLIAM GLADE, Manager. Haddon Hall Hotel (high-eloss-re.identiab. Speela. en ...

... HASTINGS. - Queen's Hotel. Due South. Facing Sea. Largest and best appointed. Electric light. Passenger elevator. Moderate tariff. Inclusive terms if desired. Telephone No. 81. WILLIAM GLADE, Manager. Haddon Hall Hotel thigh-class 7 residential). ,Specia ...

... HASTINGS. 9neeies Hotel. Duo South. Facing `ea. IL:tritest and be.t appointed. Electric light. Passenger elevator. Modcinte tariff. Inclusive terms if desired. Telephone No. al. WILLIAM GLADE. Manager. Haddon Hotel 4bigh-elatss residential). Specia. en ...

... WATERSPOUT OFF HASTINGS. The rain fell in torrents at Flutings on Tuesday, and the deluging showers were almost continuous throughout the day, whilst a furious wind was blowing, and the sea was very rough. In the morning, about a quarter past nine o'clock ...

... BOURNEMOUTH PIER. Each Morning. from 11.15 to 12.45- FULL MILITARY BAND, or ORCHESTRA. Each Afternoon (except Thurwlavi From 4 to 5, and Evening. sto ID- SECTION MILITARY BAND. Daily at 101 l 3. and 7 irhur4dav Aft.rm.ong at 3.30) Mr. Hickman Smith's ...

... pavilions rub as Ventnor, the North Pier at Scarborough, Teignmonth, all Ilse as. ends of the pier. More recut', • beg pier has been projected at Yarmouth wilit • fine concert ball, st the sen end, hot the duet piers and pavilions in Ibis country are be ...

... Bournemout Pier Wind Screens. Dear Sir,—l am very sorry your board do not like the iron work, and I must tell you again that I am aoovinced that they have made • mhtake. Every detail has been arranged with great care to snit the etructnre, and I shook ...

... CIIA PIER XLIII, Tits two people thus introduced to each other were about as great a contrast as could well be imagined. Mies Cromthwaite, a wonder of dainty neatness in her drab dress, with a white kerchief large and soft crossed over her bosom (she ...

... HASTINGS ELECTION RESULT. After a brief but lively eampaignthe •result of the Hastings election was declared on Tuesday night, Mr. Arthur Du Cros being retursed is the place of his father. Mr. Harvey Ds Ores. The figures were : Mr. A. Da Cram (U) 4,06 ...