... About 300 pairs of boys' boots were supplied in the course of the year at this price, and a smaller number of girls' boots. The committee had ordered that no more of these boots should be sent to be repaired, but that new boots should be supplied when ...

... Selnse ot the terini So much so that in I anuary, 1899, lie was appointed Military A'';wfhe at W\athliniton, where lhe iainicd golden opiniions, anli made hosts of ,l . d l. lpe vwas attached to the lteadq1uarteis ot the U. S. Army diring the Sal afli--A.mericaI ...

... vwe had ilo~ brought a landing-nect. ,,MV triend rt Ia st acid hie would -et inl and tail it, Ile sat down and took off' his boots and stockiuns and went inl. 1-low he got that fish out, I shall never understand, hie cannot) explain it himself. At any rate ...

... increases aud the register grows more bulky. Commenting. upon the recent international matches on the Medway between the Maid of Kent and the Irax the Sydney Daily TelegraUiA savs:- ' The result was fully expected by Sydney sailing men, none of whom anticipated ...

... prize, Tartar second, and Samcliw'issa third. TI-ITIS D AY'S CR I CK ET1. 1.CC. ANI Git0tNC) v. KE~NT. The anneal ?? 1-tXvV'Iii the M . C.C. intd Ginned v. Kent was corm- ?? at Lnrds i- iv Nin linhhtsii~ic lit the aitelidalee Was WeIy smlall. IJn1 me111 ...

... thie only objection we can taike to him, how-ever, bor his wveight (8st. 5 lb.) is nowx a lenient one, and if better than Golden Drop, the winner of th.e M11anchester November ihandi- cap Iwvhicn we very mucli doubt), he would very nearly wini. Paddy ...

... without injury. Down the hill Old Boots went with a rare swing from Barmecide, whom he led six lengths until he reached the new ground, when he bolted to the haystacks and was done with. Barinecide then came on from Euclid, Golden Crown, and Braemar until a ...