... HYGIENE AND TEMPERANCE. Mr .11fred Hoskin. rrime Minieter of Australian in munwealt h. speaking at a conference in the Examination Hall. Thames Ernhanknient. on 'fiteciday. tr. secure the teaching er hygiene and temperance in schools of the empire. expreseed ...

... Temperance Fete at Padwortb. The annual temperance festival arranged by the Reading Temperance Society was held at Padwortb Park on Monday by kind permission of Capt. Darby Griffith. Owing, however, to the unsettled weather, the attendance not nearly ...

... TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AT OXFORD. A temperance meeting was in the Wesley Will, Cowley Road. Oxford. niu Thursday evening. The chic was taken hr Mr W. Slaughter The Rera G. H. Pickering, of gave an address on temperance. He, those present to work vigorously ...

... READING TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. MAT( lIES AND OFFICIALS OCTOBER. October sth Abingdon v Caversh on Rovers, 4;. its Newbory v Vitoria, F. J. Voice v Cried:toils, A. Factory v Central Athletic, S. 11. Just ins All Mint v 1; It %Virks knglelleld v West Reading ...

... TEMPERANCE FETE AT WOODSTOCK. ibis was held near the Town Lodge on August Dank Holiday. and a capital prograwino was provided. attractions consisted oi Lincoln and Bennett, the tautens trick cyclists, Professor Gilbeat's iperforming cats and dogs, and ...

... TEMPERANCE LEMWE. DIVISION I. %. 11 . 411i1Nial.tNI I'ls.l it .%lottgidun flu tternoon. Tbr b isters nun tiff. 31111 (111 1 11034 Wakl lISII liii at tinny mid wino.il in lin.t in A bing Wok in. and l'it% no pod iniond .I'llllw. r.ll- minute., Later ...

... DEATH in , A TEMPERANCE PIONEER. The death oecured it Derby on Wednesday, at the age of 97. of Mr. William Hall. .1.1'., a well-known pioneer in the temceranos move ment. Mr Hall. ho was a critter. a leading spirit in the little band of advance I,ilieralg ...

... multiplied tenfold; but possibly it might be true that our temperance meeting of to-day, though smaller, had increased in its effective power as • metha of educauonein the true principles of temperance. our own diocese the various organisations have continued ...

... TnE INSURANCE ACT AN All) TO TEMPERANCE. - • Dora the National Insurance Art help the I of !that ii 1140130 was the of 4 roper read at conference at Ilfracomhe on of the Weatern Temperance League In Mr. Fronk Lewin. a nicmher of the liriattil I ra Committee ...

... READING TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. DIVISION I. - - WALLINGFORD v. AMATEURS A. Theee team s met at Wallingford on Saturday afternoon in the Temperate° I.eague. before a small t road of speetatots. Amateurs' team: W Latter. goal; A. Bobliell awl , G. Redford. biteke4; ...

... DINO TEMPERANCE Lk;AGUE. DIVISION I. ‘HINtiININ T 11 That game in a .Iraw of ace goal each. - ---•- ABINGDON NATIONAL SCHOO - 1. c4WNVIL SCHOOL. Ai, eleven trout each of there tu.t ittrharria Grounds Saturday in fine seather. The visitors toes, and faced ...

... READING TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. DIVISION I. READING AMATEURS' A. V. .18ING1)ON. These teams met on the Amateur Sports ground at Reading on Saturday. Teams: Amateurs: Latter, goal: and Redkid, back*: Simuiona. PouutneY Goddon, half backs: Willis, Squire, Runt ...