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... they have beei. In the habit of doing. Army examinations are stiff-- for boys, perhaps too stiff. Certainly their paper's deal with subjects that would seem to have little bearing on their future life. Once in the army, however, golf, polo, cricket, and society ...
... without occasioning much remark. I see that Sir Francis and Lady J eune started last week to make a series of visits in Scot land, and that they made the journey north in their motor-car. which thev had used a ereat deal during the summer. No doubt it is ...
... London, W.l, will send, post free, a charming little booklet in colour. Army Club Cigarettes. A fact that cannot he too widely- known is that those very excellent cigarettes, the Army Club, are sold in two sizes. The nonular size is called Sandhurst, and ...
... question arose as to what use could be made of the waste tracts lying between Bagshot and Ascot. It was decided to develop the land for superior building sites, and in order to attract prospective house owners golf courses became an essential factor. Two ...
... two hundred and fifty yards, or nearly that from the hole, and only three strokes thence for the half. Nor would any true woman golfer think the less of a scratch man because he joined her in foursome with clothes that quite evi dently were not built ...
... univer sities of America in the sports was overwhelming. As one cynic remarked, the score was Cam bridge 8, America 2, New Zea land 1. Seriously, the presence of so many representatives of overseas universities in the Oxford team did somewhat detract from ...
... Hunter Show at the Agricultural Hall last week was not too well attended, especially on the first day, which clashed with the Army Point-to Point Meeting at Tetbury, and the last, which clashed with the Beaufort meeting. Everyone a t Islington, where the ...
... Lyndridge won the Linnel Perpetual Challenge Cup for the last registered mountain and moor land pony stallion, competing against the Dales, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Fell, High land, and New Forest breeds. This cup has been won three years in succession by the Dartmoor ...
... at leading shows. Catalogue post free. Suffolk Seed Stores, Ltd., Wood- bridge. BARGAINS DON'T MISS FREE catalogue brand new Army and 1,000 other useful bargains Tools, Netting, Ladders, Paint, Scales, Hosepipe, Rubber Wheels, Sprayers, Barrows, Drain-rods ...
... the s p o r t s w o m a n 's page. A DANGEROUS rival to Miss Fannie Durack, of Australia, the world's speediest woman swimmer, has been developed in the United States. She is Miss Olga Dorfner, a Philadelphia girl of eighteen, whose portrait appears on ...
... the presence of the Sovereigu. Save a family tradition, it is valueless to so loyal a gentleman as the premier Baron of Ire land. It dates from the reign of King John, and was allowed by William III., George I. and II., and by George III. in 1762, since ...
... muttering Shakespeare to himself, until Lelia could endure the suspense no longer. Good-night, Peter she sang out from the landing above. (I hope readers will note the query in the remark. Punctuation is not so flexible as the human voice, and that is the ...