... this powerful and beautiful ship sails ay from sanctuary to what was then, as far as the world at largo was concerned, in unknown fate. However, it was not lo.ig to remain Unknown— for within an he nr so, this proud ship was mass smol.e, flame and tangled ...

... was reported that another ship had picked up number of men from the wrecked ship and there was some hope that he was amongst these men. It was learned on Thursday last week, however, that had not been picked up by this ship, and it must be presumed, therefore ...

... Lost Ration Books. You had better keep an eye on those ration books in future. Under a recent order you may now required to pay a fee Is. before a new book is issued. Thp fee chargeable to retailers and establishments for the replacement of lost licences ...

... these veterans Mr James Whittaker who has been made subject to the proviso that the sent out. Mr. Venables shows that, had lost little their old-time appeal manager for Messrs. Crook’s, tailors, duties will be taken over again by Mr. apart from monetary ...

... the friendly regard >o eonsisteutly evidenced during lii*' illness.. Sixteen Applicants. There are sixteen applicants for l>ost curate-in-chargo of St. John which vaeaney has occurred in consequence the Kev. ( . A, Parkinson having joined the K.A.F. as ...

... of the ship has for twenty years or more firmly Ingrained In his mind his determination cool in emergency and remain the sinJcmg ship to toe last, and his mental discipline bears fruit when shipwreclt cosms. The passenger who has never been ship before ...

... which revealed the fluid nature of the fighting as described in the official communiques of the time. Near Brussels, said, they lost their guns, but certain famous British regiment recaptured the guns. His unit was in action behind the Albert Canal, but a ...

... mistake to minimise the added difficulties that will spring from this latest declaration of war. It means that Allied armies, ships, and planes will be kept diverted from the main theatre of war where they could be so well employed at the present time. This ...

... sights and lost wallet and all my personal possessions. I came across on a French Ixmt and walked on the jetty it. There was shelling and bombing going all the time. The dive bombers were the worst. They would spin down as though they had lost control, ...

... Auxiliary was held. Miss Bennett presided, and an interesting address was given by Miss Doris Irving, of Nelson. Her subject was Lost opportunities. and her remarks were much appreciated by the members. After the meeting supper was served. School Managers ...

... Romance at Sea. romance which began aboard ship, on the return journey from India, had happy culmination on Wednesday, when Miss Nora L. Hartley, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Hartley, of Vernon Avenue, Rugby, was married to Sergeant Pilot Edward ...

... church lost their first wic•• afterwards. wuhoiu a run on the boaid. Pilkington was making i lh( . second went cheaply, but -hen some grand shots and Parkin was also ; p llkin?[o and Parkin commenced a on Lh? look out tor any loose deliveries , ship that ...