... IN DUBLIN, THERE ARE FIVE PRETTY WELL BEATEN PATHS TO THE BEST food; the dark, leathery Dolphin with almost unmatchable steaks and shellfish; Red Banks, also good on shell fish; Jaminet's for Franco- Irish fare; and the restaurants of the Russell and the Hibernian, the last having recently been redecorated into one of the pleasantest hotels in the city. The surprise is to find how good the ...

... . THE inhabitants of this ancient and picturesque south coast village are at deadly feud with the Council of the City of Chichester. They hold that the scheme of drainage sanctioned by that Council, under which the sewage of that city will be emptied into their harbour, will inflict upon them a grave in justice, especially as the tidal peculiarity of the harbour, viz., two seven hour floods ...

... Native Life as yet unchanged hy civilisation See it, in all its vitality, amidst the glorious scenery and the free nben shares of SOUTHERN RHODESIA Qome on your winter tour! SP0Tt> sunshine and invigorating climate alvait you. {Luxurious steamers and splendid trains, modern hotels for you to stay in. cAny tourist cAgency will give you details. See the Victoria Falls! SR8 One name to remember ...

... The position ot the Allied battle fronts on the conclusion of peace as foreseen by our artist, Mr. Alick F. P. Ritchie, a very optimistic competitor in 44 The Bystander War Forecast Contest. For details of the competition see page 317 ...

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... Stanley Baker reports on recent trends in food consumption and food marketing IN JULY FARM & COUNTRY published an article drawing attention to the changing habits of the housewife, both in the kinds of food she buys, the forms in which she buys it, and the kind of shop she patronises. The article emphasised the importance to farming of keeping abreast of these developments so that production ...

... The Fens Are Britain's Granaries Only Bold and Full-Scale Planning Will Save a Lasting Disaster By a Sport and Country Special Correspondent FROM true dawn to phoney midnight you can hear at long last the hum of the tractors drawing cultivators and drills across so me of the flooded Fenlands, and most of the clay lands of East Anglia and the lower Midlands. But it would be ridiculous to ...

... PRECISELY two years after the first out break of myxomatosis was confirmed in Kent, the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Heathcoat Amory, spoke about the progress of the disease. He described how it has spread (it has now covered practically the whole of England and Wales, and is invading Scotland), remarking that it was a 99 per cent, killer in its original form, and went on to deal with the ...

... m NORTH g£ AFRICAN! l- MOTOR Ktouci The Magic of Islam, oir Verdure and blossom Peak and chasm Mosque and minaret Ghostly ruins and >>//l\ teeming bazaars Golden sands and glittering seguias princely palaces and mud cities Sunset and the Muezzin. yyV A magnificent tour in the land of the stork, the scarlet ibis and the golden date the land of blood-red dawn, gorgeous sunset, and peerless ...

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... . , j PIN EDO 34,000 MILES on SHELL Without parallel in the history of aviation is the magnificent performance of the Marchese de Pinedo, who in his flying boat the Savoia 16-- has flown the RECORD DISTANCE OF 34,000 MILES. His achievement is a supreme tribute to the aviator, the flying boat, and the fuel he used exclusively SHELL the well-balanced petrol which served him faultlessly ...