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... sows and £ll So.; veal calves Ag; heifer calves f oi l Parnig, Prat-calf Shorthorn heifers. 4230 Second-Fklf Shorthorns. 02: thirtl.calf Shorthorns. 01 104., secant-call Guernseys.geonaloalf Friesians &IC Shorthorn bulb, All lOo: 10.0011 cows. 419; Mains{ ...

... Dorothy Thirtle. WALNER.—On Feb. 31, at Ti Tabby Louisa, widow of Sir Charles Walker. Peb. IS, Florence Annie fete Cate), beloved vile of Wary 20, Lutener-cmcd. Easebourne, late of West Watering WILDMAN —On Feb. 73, at East Orinstead, Perry John Henry W ...

... cast.—A collision at the Charle•-.t. crow-roads in Lowntet.. Petersfield. on July U between • ear driven by Bernard Blurt Thirtle. engineer. Cowley. Oxford, which was crowing Leant-at.. and • which had Just left the 'bus stop below the railway station ...

... culltvations and leys. Capable complete charge or would aces. but:ding up farm, any acreage. Clean licence. Harried. early thirt:l . S. EXCel:ent refs. Suate , tions welcomed. Wrtte Box 755, Gazette. Arundel. MA\, mauled. age 51. seek, post on gentleman•s ...

... N. I. Thomson, D. Foreman. Dr. J. Dew, P. J. Allen, B. S. Speed. D. Gibbs, J. Prentice, and F. Jarvis. The Duke of Norfolk, John Langridge, D. V. Smith. A. E. James or D. Bates. R. T. Webb. K. G. Suttle, 0. Potter. P. Booth, J. F. Priestley, C. R. Gerrard ...