... 5, J. D. Lloyd c Govan b Burdett 13, Morris b Meagher 3, Weekes c Booby b Holloway 13, Matthews c Baxter b Gates 2, 8. Lloyd not out 7, Speakman c Hewitt b Burdett 31. byes 11, total U. B&ILAND.—Moore c Beesley b Jarvis 7, Grant-Govan a Lloyd b Beesley ...

... Council Chamber, The Thelsel, on Tuesday night, when Mr. Celan. Govan Duffy, M.A., LLD., F.L.A.I„ librarian of the Incorporated Law Society, Dublin, Save a lecture on his grandfather, Charles Govan !Duffy, cofounder of the Nation (1111- 1903). The lecturer ...

... sleeted by ballot were as followc—Presldent, Mr Morris; Vie President, W. Parsee; Secretary, O. Robertson; Ts , J. Craig; Curator, J, Moir; Committee, J. Martin and J. S. Halliburton; skips, R. Morris, G. Robertson, J. S. Haliburton, and W. Puree.. ...

... auspices of the Townswomen's Guild, as inteaesting exhibition of knitting, sewing, needlework, etc., was held in the South Church Hall. A competition for _Jumper knitting resulted:-1, Mrs Roy; 2, Miss Hay; 3 (equal) Mrs Peat and Mrs Small. The prize for the ...

... Wednesday Sheriff Synt had before him an action at the instance of Morris Miller, St George'. Road, Glasgow, assignee of the Glasgow Inciandse cent Fittings Company, spinet. Morris, Morris k Co., merchents,Aherfeldy, for payment of f 8 les Id. being the ...

... the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night, it Auuld appear that the members of the (order of the Eastern Star are admirably catered lot at their periodical whist drives. This, their last one of the season, justified their expectations. Mr W. F. Govan, the Worthy ...

... ns for prizes presented by Mr. Tom Cul- Fraore. North Main Street: Scotch Foursome: 1, Tommy Morris, Swan View. and Francis O'Keeffe. sett 294: 2, T. Morris and Browne, Ilishopswater, 304. 'Storm--The storm which swept over the country on Thursday night ...

... MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES, ic. BLTICK, late 1924, 8 cylinder, &seater tourer, perfect coadition; bargain; offers.—Klyne, Ltd., Govan Street, Glasgow, C. 5. 1K Royal Duit.lt,.., legshields; taxed; £2B or neareat.—No. 744, P.A. Office, Perth. 827 21 h.p. New ...

... duties. WHIST DRIVE.-1 - nder the auspices of lieikleour and District Bowling Club, an enjoyable whist drive was held in the Hall on Friday evening, when • company for 21 tables was present. Mr A. WEwan, president, presided and extended a cordial welcome ...

... favourites will play in the City Hall in September. The season's programme:— June I—Perth Silver Band. June ll—Band of 2nd Battalion The Cameronituts (Scottish Rides). June 15—Feiguslie Mills Brass and Reed June 22--Govan Burgh Band (Scottish champions ...

... Champion. ship match. The teams are:— Perthshire—G. W. Morris leapt.). P. 1.. Gardiner. P. S. Morris, W. J. M•Cur• mat. W. G. Roberts. Cpl. A. Brawn. J. S. Symon. K. Allan. K. D. J. M•Houl, R. G. Morris, and Proflltt. West Lothian—J. T. Kidd (capt.), A. Paris ...

... which equine less excelled, Loch Tay and its sure inp from Killin to Kenmore. KINROSS. BOWLING.—The annual friendly between Govan and the Kinross Club took place on Saturday *kerne the Kinross Bowling Green, and re in a win for the local club by Belie Huse ...