... down the road. Over the fence the hard-working woman leaned. while her thirteenth spun • top in the road. Suddenly upon the child came a motor-car. unseeing. slew hint, and hummed on, unknowing. The woman rushed forward—fMmd it hard to vent to her feelings ...

... of St. Itarnabus for and distiessed at Lingtield. Karl 'a,'r,ngtoll wi of Crown Lands. lias offered about 1.3(K) acres of land for isioo 1111 to small holdities. The land is in South Lineohishire, and is in two 14.wks of 750 arn• - 11 Auld 560 - . . ...

... enthusiastic advocate of organised athleticism in the Army. He has made a study of the methods adopted on t lie Continent. a.. 1 has therefrom what 14 generally to Is simplest and most form llf Army t aii• nastics. with. it hardly Is s.sitt, the licst ...

... Service League. has expressed satisfaction with Mr Haldane's scheme of Army reorganisation. It is. he intiniatee. by far the greatest step forward in direction of a national army. But, just as the Irish Nationalists) are understood to be prepared to ...

... forget. that this enchantreas is going to marry Mark Callader. Any woman who would stoop to marry Callader is absolutely beyond mortal aid. Nothing but conversion to the Salvation Army would meet a case like this. - That is why I want you to interfere ...

... e by with Battalions of the Militia may be transferred nation has been reopeant:d Tt in bulk, by Orders in Council, to the Army in .March and the meet for L 827.000, in the King's Beni+ Divi- U.S.A., the PAO which they had n I ofdp,ritercollefiydnea=geid ...

... Princess Rea was the first Royal child to be born in tivolland fur about 300 years. and 41w was always much attached to tbst land of her birth. Spain. of tourer, proviod • different home to the young Princess when she first went there, but it is said by ...

... OF IIUARDIANO. —A meeting r f this body was held on Monday. the Rev F C. Mittel-buck presiding The Clerk repelled the of a woman at Mooliford asylum, who we. ehargeable to the oonsmon fund , et the. Union. There was no of public into-vet before the Board ...

... because be opuld do no work. He had served in the Navy and the merchant service. but could no now get passed by the doctor. Mr Ac.land said it wee not possible to accept the plea that becalm* he was unable to work be mist steal. He had been considering whether ...

... • 15 yesra. In reply to Mr Parr. said taw prt-ot.l. a p•ri•Ct tranger to and land not s,en him until be In* Mark. Inning. the owner of stark, spoke as to hearing *A., woman Norton shoot the rick hen* on Ms* as to his captor. tog the prisoner. The sotto ...

... for . . . - .. placing American workmen in the lumber camps. When a man was sent to gaol at Manchester for assaulting a woman, his wife sprang at her, and four policemen were required to separate them as they rolled on the floor of the court. _ During ...

... should look after the comfort of the public. It is a fact that Croce Street in the evening is not fit for any respectable woman to walk down. and often the language used to men is disgusting. It is the same all over the town. but much worse in Grove Street ...