... 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 ...

... Thibaud (violin), relayed item St Andrew's Hall, Glasgow. 9.45 An interlude of gramophone records. 10.0, Time, Greenwich; Weather Forecast and News Summary. 10.10 8.8. C. Dance Orchestra. 10.40 Records. 11.0 Henry Hall's Guest Night. (Time, (ireenwich at 11 ...

... Parish Council, Govan, discoursed on ' Women on Public Boards,' more especially Parish Commie and School Boards. Hints FOB Bows' BILIOADL.—The Marquis of Bread. Winne ha. intimated to Berg. ant Instructor White that he will give two Morris tube rifles to ...

... upon in conuectiin with the rece *, she marriage. gland Representation oF Govan.—On W sh is to night Mr D, G, Hoey appeared asa Liberal studied before the Govan electors in the Govan E spoke at great length on the land questior ss Mar. legal reform, and ...

... Orange Hall. The ceremony, which was performed by Mr William Johnston, M.P. for Belfast, was of a somewhat novel character, inasmuch it was connected with the tint hall which Orangemen have undertaken to build for themselves in Scotland. The new hall is to ...

... Central. Fair City. I). Itobertoon l7 F. Peterson 14 I). /lreenhill P. Stewart ON NORTH INCH GREEN. Hall•Hsllday. Wallace Works. P. Govan 7 J. Johnstone 17 S. Fraser . 12 John Thomson . 14 J. Burnside 9 Jas. Thomson 14 Total . 28 Total . 45 Cerlethlaws ...

... library, recreation room, billiards, bagatelle, draughts, obese and dominoes, public coffee•room, bath-room, ladies room, public hall. The Institute is open da ily from 8 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. OBJECTS OF INTEREST. Dunkeld Cathedral. Loot oak of llirn►m Wood ...

... Ramsay. Runners-up were Forest Hills Alistair Govan, Mike Shannon, Bruce Jenkins and Bruce Lindsay. Summit Centre were third and Kinross fourth. GARDEN CLUB The next ,meeting will be held in the Millbridge Hall on December 8 at 2.30 p.m. The speaker will ...

... Marintyre. Rev. R. M. Robertson; STIRLING sad SHIRE-- Thos. liaird. Matthew P. Chisholm, Miss A. G. Cr.o lett. John Hall. Jas. Nlenzies, D. B. Morris. John Mowat. Miss J. Nairn. Alex. Smith, James B. Wil. son; STORNOWAY—Angus M'Leod; STRANRAER— James Bertram ...

... Melville W Miller G W Morris A Mackenzie W S A N Other and Crosskill (prof) The Second XI is unchanged for the Strathmore Union game against Gordonians at Aberdeen: D J Rae (capt) A Bowman D Fettes R F Hoggan John Leven R G Morris ATNapier J Patrick J ...