... rite.co and his QIU n let - A miscellaneous programme Grain phone Records I.ll.—The B.S.(' Welsh Orchestra (1 d. Pruett Thomas, conductor. ldris IJ.—Time Signal from LS. —For the Schools. Nature Study. the Countryside-7. loads. by C. G.. dem. I.ls, ...

... n, at Nesbit Welfare Institute last week, J. beat A. Ballantyne, J. Wilson beat Brown, 11. Thomson beat J. Millar, and A. Hardie beat P. Wilson. CLAM/J.—At s „rent examination the following pupils were successful in gaining the elementary certificate ...

... AUCIITERMUCNTY. O.R.E. eon lkieron.—Dr Isabella Hardie Curr, Bondgate, has received the 0.8. E. decoration in recognition of services rendered to the women of Ceylon. The M'Leod Hospital at Jaffira, which was built for Dr Curr, has now a Mai of four doctors ...

... (pianoforte): Adolph Rallis (pianoforte); Benno Moiseiwitseb (pianoforte). 3.2s—The 8.8. C. Welsh Orchestra (leader. Frank Thomas). conductor, Iris Lewis; Roderick Jones (hari- tone). 4.2s—Part 2of Arms and the Man. An anti-romantic comedy by Bernard Shaw ...

... Institute is -not progressing very rapidly, and only three more ties were played off during the past wed'. In the second round A. Hardie best C. Clark, and R. Todd beat W. Watson, the semi-final stage being reached by J. Thomson, who disposed of W. Walker. Corr ...

... KIRKCALDY DRIVER FINED Ftquel to Injury of Thornton Cyclist The trial took place before Hon. Sheriff Stark at Cum, on Friday Thomas Thomson Whittaker, motor driver, 23 Overton Road, Kifkcaldy, on a charge that, on 6th August, on the road between Falkland ...

... FUNERAL Deep regret was expressed throughout the burgh on Thursday when it became known that the respeteed Burgh Prosecutor, Mr Thomas Bell, had died suddenly shortly after midnight. For a good time back, it was realised that the onetime vigour of Fiscal Bell ...

... addressed to the County Council for the payment of rates for the same period in Beath pariah, but not to such • largo amount. Mr Hardie, Burgh Chamberlain, said the money, coming in at this time, would prove a windfall. The Provost suggested that at the present ...

... Bouquet, ladies-1 John k • Rothes; 2 John Barker, Cadham. Hardy Herbaceous Spikes--J. Halley. 1 Louquet—J. 6 Hardy Herbaceous flpikes—J- Wright. 6 Bunches Half Hardy Annuals—Alex. Christie. 4 Hardy Herbaceous Spikes-1 J. Balnaves. 4 Phloxes, sorts—G. Lumsden ...

... Wier, M A , Chelmer's Church, Glasgow, 'misted by the Rev. Jobe Mackintosh, MM. burgh, Thomas Robb, Royal Bank of Scotland, to Jessie Maria, daughter of the late Thomas Eliot, manufacturer, Jedburgh. At St Andrew', N 8., on the Bth Met., by the Rev. A. Todd ...

... silhouette portrait of her necessary preliminaey expenses being Martin was - Leven Bridge Club held another, peat father, Rev. Thomas each- shared in an appropriate manner. Club in law, the only . other occasion on pairs tournament at their fortnightly ;fine ...

... consideratio►► of the Public Health Committees report which contained the following item:— There was submitted a letter from Mr Thomas Kennedy, M.P. for Kirkcaldy Burghs, enclosing letter from the Scottish Seere, tar; in regard to the beach and the bing. It ...