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HBWB KASTIE. Valuable Freehold 8hr>p, ind Premisos

F&r Sale.

To ba Bold by AaolJoo, at the Central 9,1 H i . i i ' i i Barc.nrd Castle, on 8

Friday, tha M -d day •?! September, lfjie, K, S.30 o'clpck <r< Ika Aft or .anon < 3 j S j , 0 > , the Oe:.ior»l C - w : : 1 -as of 8 i i 1 of S'-v, D a-h\»I and YorksuS:o Law Sao': ty aod to ana), BnLTJrl

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Messrs J. Parkinaon uud Sons AVCTIONEBRS,

AL L that Welr-bailt BuOCK OF ? « E K H . O T n PROPEHTY. a'tua': la KeWKBte, B»,„a "

Cas.le, corap.-iaius • f . irgu SHOP , t m a i „ ' 7, NeW»tc , la the rcenr;»tion of Mrs R y , 1

(the, o w i « ) ; SHOP ad} lining, .u-»bjr«d ? Newgate, In t jareomrxtl ion! K f 0 .3 tuckJ f ( B ' ar.J COTTA(iE la the, R=Mr. having a tronfcjga'1,' tl>>- Churchyard, • icsaplad by Mr Bloakiaa jpn^

'iho flcst-oamed Preml-oS eantain Lar» £, p. Idle, equart, with Double WfefeV Drawing-room, Kitchen, 3 Bedroona, Box-room C<l'.-.ro ** d Conveniences. The S-nailer g ^ ' contains Front Saop.SittUs-ro am, 2 Bidrooo,, Contains Front Slop, Sitting-room, 2 B^rnomg an-i C <-t*enier.'.ces; and t'«e Cottage l n R ^ , ' 4 R-'oms. '

f k a Shop oeanpiad by S i n Kylaa aatriaa with i t *o Old uatabllehert Pish AO4 G i M « P- -• >,'* Baetneso, tor whic'i 11 is i n ovary w

wo", .-atptad. * The wbole of toe Property ia In gooa R 0 ( 1

Hha tMt ln l KHai.", »r.d « l M »n e x 8 = l i s n t

opportunity f--r &3>-u3 -Kqiiriu,- baalce*. pi-*ralcea. t " -SB an investment.

F * further particular* apply to tb e

4CCTI0NBER8, Bernard C»9i:!» - r t i M E S S R S aKS'.OP AND YORK,

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Q M T H U R S D A Y , SEPTfMBEK 14th, 1916, A qa»nl l t j c l HOUSSilOLD

Fufiiiture including:—

Piano, in Ros-wood Casn, by Hopkinsor.; Mn»'c St-'ol, Offiw D'ek, T^blo Desk, Fljwar

8t«od, P.vntfii W e ; 7-?iec8 Walnut Suit*, h Green Embn^ed

Velvet; Biusee.la Cwpet, 2 Hsad S-^wirg Macbinei,

Coppar and 3!*ck Fireside Suite, 4ft. Bin. Wa<nut ChefFonier Sideboard,

with Mi«rblo Slab *n<i y i r r o r B^ok; C s r e

Loucgn Oh*l< --od Qasbion, fJond PerMb*. l*tor. OhaJiy Wood«a Btoot. MBbogavy

1 Sidcb^aTd, 70 Vnlomef; ct Si <^k«, Oil P.-.ln«i:t)

Bl.^'jk and viold Mir ror , 1 1 Settee, 2 Small Easy and 2 Sm,l i Chairs

to ro»tcb, 5« Rod Va lva i ; Braes Cinder Pso, Pjlding Ksh^gaay T»ble, Oak Side Table,

Walnut Sectional Bcokcase, Motal K«»b, r irif iai ' l SoileB au«J V/aiRhts, Picurea, Tie Track, Osk Br&ckal, Show Case, 4 yards by 4. yards Turkey ^xminstsr Carpet

Square,

Oak V.dding C»id Table, 2 Cano Armohaln, Oil Stive, Laatbet Gladstone Bag,

Tapestry Barpet Squara, 3 yards by 4 yards; Lady's Co!4 Watch,

Silver Valwh. Gold Plated Bracelet, 2 Painted Dreeriog Ch^stB, Painiad Waabst'.ods, I

UaawtJaV Hwing Glaesee, Mahogany Chest of Drawers,

Tr wel Ral'o. 3 Iron B .-dBtMart^Bpriog Mattresa, I Hook B-J<?R, Bedroom Osrpat,

3ft. 6in. aombinatian Bedstead, Hair MaMna*, Straw MaWreaa. Woodan C«b, B B,'dr.v)in Chair*, 3 pBiaael Chairs, KJ»*" T.bic, I Hip Batha, h i k i n g Chair, kKchea Chair. Kltoheu Tables, Oi l Stcv", OUciotb, Largo Kitohan Capbosrtd Fend or, Good Washing Machine,

Machine, Shop Window Fittings, with Mirrors;

Steiaa- Saow Case, and a Qaat t t ty ot Bnadrl*

Sale at 10-30 a.m. & 1 I M *

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Shurch View, Bowds.

Thomas Addison,

HONOURED wish i ' " " » « n o l l ' j o f . „ ; * ° froBl Joaatban Kidd, wbo la seUrwb m I

saaaaing. w i l l Sell by AnoUoa, ao Sttarda?, Saptaabar 23rd, 1918,

Tho wholM of his 8-OCK, Crop. }*g%?r\ and pawl Honsnsaold Pornitare, w l - ' " o w . ",0*01

CATTLE.—Bteaa 00*, served » * T . . 1 S ! " ' ioowJ geld cow, red WJW , Barvod May » * • . - g . h T Foiv«d Jaoe 5th ; rod cow, %M* r^ao aaxa, aarvai July 30th ; 2 f ball cr.lv;s, 2 red and white belter t»W -moiitha old. 20 young bo^a. h y to

H A Y A N D E A T A G E . — Abons 6 tons ol n off, i f not previously oumtaand^rpo ^ Govetcmont; largo mow of hay, to D j»£ e |og,S r n the ||>iaflanB ; 4 acre* of o n o ^ e r 25'* acres of over-oaten fog, un t i l NoTa»° M > t o h

1916 : 4 acres of unbroken fog, • • " 4„ :ara 25ih, 1917; 7 acre* of meadow a n • „ satege, uut i l Maroh 25ctt, 1917 , ' 1 9 l 6 l f c maadow eatage. from Navembor Maroh 25'h, 1917. a i n c l e - h ° r

I M P L E M E N T S , P U R N I T L E E , E T C . - a m * ^ u

aiaaa —Mir, by Bamford ; ooro J ^ ^ s a l f j ieathor; 6 kitchou chairs, cupbaafa .» , 0 a beda»e.-.d, 3 tables, cradle, 2 poss ^ 9 6 »a* staff, etc. Also fur Mr Jamas ^ i ladl tV cban , c j rn bin, -wioelbarrow, " f ^ ' J , „u r f ! < * scythes, baj-BpAde, l a d d e r , q n » Q t i " r g , gbo*8'* draining tools, rtkaa, furks, bam** 1 8 ' e tc _ .r-d c«P"*J

R E M A R K S . - . T h e cows a r e j o u n g > • • 4 r o sorts, witn good bags. The oaW ^ t* promising lot- Ha) i« f 1 1 / " eatage is well faocedlind watoroa.

Bale at 1 F-""-High Broatea, Bowea.

ADCTIONHB29 AND OantralSale Boosnfi.

Sstabiiahed 1876*

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Auctioneer and 5 S a > * * ' $al<M o t a l l descriptions -aaw

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"ALBERT jTwu5nJSO>>| A U C T I O N E E R , V A L U E R , B O T A T H * N D ^

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Insnroyour Live and D a j a t M g " - ^ a l agaioaa Ai r B y g . - r f J 0 » *

23, MONTALBO-TERRACE. B * ; n 0 » lan* 2, Vlc torU Street, BUhop

Telephone: 125.

Rovegl" Farm, Spiral, near Bowes.

Thomas Addison,

FiVOCIiiiD with lnstruoiioDS from Mr Jacob Waioon, w i s is giving up farming

ce fa Hl-healtb, wi l l 8;?> by Auction, on • Tu.:sdvr, Bepteakbei 28il;, 1916,

«*olsoi Ma STOCK Chp. IsapIeaMnts, d pnrt B»aaah<jld Fartito-.e. -a f.illows :—

'nnKSE^ -Gra ri3 grey rairc. 6 jf.r.ts old, 15 S u i t , fry T>;p3alo C i w * , %aiella all rs- b^v ( ' o ! t l fc ' w>«!dy B»r.k hofB».

Kt gaAPOF C A T T L E . - 5 e n s B i d aetfarc, ia ,.L »Vj lo eaW; C ge!'l hsifers, 5 belter

'ites. 1 ° o 1 1

gHEEi".—IB bisck-faced ow^p, 13 b&lf-bred l i g iU"R-" 3 u acrss of t scr, 34 asrascf pistura

„ e qaantity ol bay. foil particulars n«xS week &.-,d peataTI.

gigb Brii.ite», B J W S B .

. tiRBAV, OCTOUER 7 T H . - Fn-na S T O C K f j r Mr ** ftiuan* D<i!i5 at SJCI'J^. Pjpt, fctjwes.

. , . g B 12TH oa 13TH.—Bxtaaalve sale of 1 tvm STOCK af S:sob(i,"j 3a";o, Ul id i f t - jn -

jn-Taeeaale, >"or J. W- Daat, £ j q , ic M^jaaBtlrrn with Mr If. Bunstiald.

M B ! HTH.- 'Vi Vlir.i? HHi, Kjgleaton^, L'tlpar«n S T 0 C K * > r »h#ttaplruaantatlvaa of

t h e ! j t e Mr Aarrj-i \ gjgh Broites, Bawaa.

Watson AUlnBua.

A U C T I O N E E R A N D V A L U E R .

H0R8K M A R K E T , B AttNARD C A S T L E ,

TOM H A R R I S O N , Aucti(/ao^r »nd Valuer,

Middleton-in-TeesdaJe.

^ T H O M A S ADDISON, Auctlor.aer and Valuer.

Sfdss of al l Desoripbiona.

Vilnatiotu for Probato r.nd Legacy Duties.

Prompt SettleraocfW. I pstnreKnd.Sowee,

|tbc Seesdale (Devcxxv^ I JTRSARD C4STLE, S K P T K M B K R 13TH, 1916.

W A R NOTES. EARLY reports of a successful advance j

it the British troops in Macedonia are I confirmed. An official report, yesterday, L v s t h a t the enemy suffered heavily by

:it and artillery fire. T h e French have ijjtattacked west of the Vardar, taking

m the enemy's trenches on a front of ; iilometres, to a depth of &00 metres. The Serbians have expelled^the Bulgars

i m two villages on their front. Powerful |hs;ian aid is greatly improving the

cation on Roumania's southern front.

LOCAL A N D O T H E R N O T E S .

'.is: night Sir John Aruo54 ft»dv:d a!i hane^g.il Hali, LuncdJtle, for grouso , \rnme,.

Cn'xal PhiHipa, it Vis Hassar?, h w joined I tsaiRiogoisied ahooticg p?,rty at Hoiwick tbll

o 1 Ilnrumiar that Lvautfrn.-.n'-. Haslxp, BOD of

I t ia* Mrs W. Haalop, Caraaatior.-streefc, Basri C451I0, bad laaaQ wju-jdad, ia incorrect. |M i i !u goad health.

S Tie Second Cimbridg< sblra Regiment, litiircins So present arfaagomontn, wit l bo |K«t'te; at B.traard Oaatfa during iho coming |*«M, A oasfclf, »n-J tharecu leoxxre'seou pSteArms of Ely, is t h e rogimeata'. araas,

10n3Uardsy, atSt'.r.h jpe AgrioaHual Bhow, wS»or»9 Belt, of BMeragUI. was ko' ickid J * by a pony in uue of the scamper claaeea,

vu resdarad unconaolous. Ha s wu

nJJ« death is ansouncsd, a* Arcbery-p'>ae, I*™, »s ths of 72 yoirs, of Mr Sa'nnal 2'l98 Spirit, \aio 5e!egraph supfrintaudjut, ^braerly of Startfortb,

[ k Regiujld KoettUfa, MR.C.S, L.R.C.P, oeflios! rflioor and yaolaglal to tha

wnst-Hjroiawoitrj P.,Ur JtepWdittos, and PJJ*Mgeon with Capasla 8sott'<i Antarctic Iwitlpo, 1901-4, who also acootapanieii l«M>tiaus In AOysainia, S.-maiUand aod WP<!c,c £3*1. T e e « t o r boioc demioiied a f f 1 * AlHna, thin relates to bis propersy in

An irter^stlng tmi la that tbo w i l l witnessed by Ernes? Henry Shackletuo,

"Purer. •

1 J PttisSiiccers of Egg,lestsGS iatoad to „ l! li"> Rat. Boaumons and MisJohnBon in

't-ool-tufiiD, on Saturday nigbt mixt, by CS QTor to them a handsome present as o mtttthair 8ojaurn at Kggleatone. The

fc n j n S 0 D ' B , A ' ' w h o i s n o W ' ° * T i n B to «i« t y ' a the south, has beeD Vicar cf

' « neMly twelve yeare, during • jime he and his family have won the •aaaj of »u the villagers.

*8gs were daspatcbed lasi week from than aepoi for our w jn ided Boldiers and' C ? aaa collections being as fol low: — |*K'*ee,112 (Mrs Bird, 30; Mrs Strske',

"to ilisses N. and M. Alderaor, 45 villi'. 8 c i r R H ' , 19 (Miss HiUary); S*art-J * (Miss Will and Miss Coll); Barnard •"•San n n d fflMket) 4 5 8 i

[ j . o K .r" P i l er> U t e o f Barnard Castle, haa

l e t i r ; P o ' a l « d comm*cdiDg officer of the 1 C " J htspital, Milford, Surrey.

I Tag o HM i t u R ' 1 ' 8 ' , tbe Durham shorthorns

' ? . t a a foundation of the Lincolnshire C " " * is l i t t le known to Yciks t i re and ^ '^t icnltnrists generally.

A>ti 0

PajJj M Henderson, M.P., has been 1 i T C ' i . ' i , I c e m D 8 r *ha Committee of the lici'irtf fc ' appointed for tbe purpose cf the

itrtii ^development of soientiflo and

•%kkk 0

NJLw Sci>3 of English Bishops have died oooatry.

Et • TBaJa T 0

'>.8»!- B e l 3 > s»° « ? Mr J. Sol', Park a Be » a r i e > tcaehed England on Sun-**a! ," U U E ded in action un the 22od cf

"as be a a -la hospital in France since.

S4«En5Ty ^o re i a ry cf Lady Aroe [ J a w i ? ^ t z m Cornty Wcrk Depoi bega %5ts ',5«> with thank's tae receipt ct

Ut laaaatna lafii G u f o r i , on Friday, for Lc adon and Farr.bovcu^b.

fl^varal Barnard Orst^i vczr.. i'iolU 'lltig Prlvitea C. Qbata, J. B.iusfieH and A. BlaclraM, ps^' the ZeppeHn broagbt down at Cafflay, Kr floW, in she reosnt r»id on Loudon.

Tha coming? ont of an Am^ricsa " 'bud" in s:.-cietj '.a a fur m o r e elabovaaa oe?emony than ili.it; of any Epglish debutante, be sue even of royal bir th. MigsFlcra Whitney, daughter of Mr and Mrir Henry Payee Whltoey, wns Itdrod^cfcd to American society the othor ^is'-it s', Iwsli giiva by hBs- parents at their vlils, in Ballovne A reruo, Nawport. No less than » hupd?pd b.jiiqaoo were sect to the t l cb i i l r iKlc , an>3 tha ball W A S maationed in the DewspapeM as i f i t were an »ff»lr of national importance.

Is is ostim'^ed that during the leai fonr ssootba aosaeahtag i 'k^ f.var M i l l i o n pr.ands' worth of antique fnrt-Unre and objaeta of art br-ve been bought ia Europe aad America, the war having eaosed wealth to change haoua.

Thet'.osih is nunoucce) at Ilford, from heart afficii< o, of Mr Johti Qepwortb, in the aer«-:ce el the Port of Lundoo, olcijsb ton of the late MrBor jami i Hspwortb,cosi6raotor ,a ' ,d brother of the fl*is«eHHepwortb, SpricgGrovc, Barnard Caatie, at the age of fiJcy.

Private Ns-hmle? Ro^tonwood, Por; of the !?te rospectetl rearaitlcg cfBaer pf that name, of B-rosrd C « t l e , Is o:>. & visit to Te;sdaie, The gallant soidicr, who is b i J i y crippled and woa.nd<?d ia tho head, served in tha heroic 0th Battalion Durham Territorials, who have Made a glorious came. Private Bu^tcnwood wsa very w.rmly welcomed by his many ftieu-Ja and aaaooUtes.

Last wtek a l a iy rec./Verp^, in a r.icgu'arly pwmpt macner. '.tercug'a tha medium of the u Te*s&ale Mercury," th«» sum of £14 in traaaury notes, loatia the Bowes afuseuui Park.

Mr Herbert Liogfor:!, of Cjthorstore, whj hae alrcsdy a fir;e record of non-combatant military service, U K S sailed for S^snios.

Thn lister of Mr« p?ic», dl South Vto<v, wife cf ch« eainemed eaai\iar at the Natioi'.al Provincial B»sk, wUnresrd tho dsseeot »r,d deafrnction of tha Zappelio, at Oaflby, Knflald, Londr.n.

Mrs DjV'sy, fonaetjy (,t R kp'oy R- otary, is on a Bhort visi t to Barnard C.istie.

Teendale readers wi l l b-> ieterealaal to koow t"i»fc tbe Hon. Mrs Richard Bethetl is ;» kaen ai AT worker^ »*i5 at pfeaaat sots an honaemaid at Lsdy Ridley's hospital fa Oaajabsj House Terrace. She was Hies Evelyn Hut^on, la young and pretty, sr3 rnaab devoted to her srnal! roa, b ;ro i : i 1914. Her hnsbind, tha Hon. Rlehaird Betbell, !s too only child and h*ir of Lord ar.d Lady Westbury, one time residing n'i Eggl<stens. H;,H. Ee ia m the Soot3 Guards, and r.-.w with th:; ed^om Hla mother, Lady W-sibaiy, W : B » rich bairesa—Lady Agatha Tollamaabe—and ia :.i6Ur to L .rd Dysaro, and aecond heiress tz his earldom. S'ie Is a pretty, nleaaant womac. woo plays bridge well, likea flowers, sad hsis a nler* taate In win^ow-boxts. Lord Westbary r. fine altct and a firet-r&te bridgf. pl&ver. H<j owca a s;ocii d^al of laiid oa tuo ecutlnent— somi at Cai'iabad (which be tnuali new regret), wiiero there ia a facianiav railway op oue ol the h'lls that w»a namod after him, and flne . ; ld cifitlo, near Morenoe, which has much hlaseric I'Uercs'.

SeooDd-Lknb:mi SS^nloy Johcisor, ScffjJk Regim-ini:, tCijia.'iy reoorted killed, WAS a acn of the lata Mr sn.d * \ ! a Suainpl Joh-'Sor/, of West Farv. Klrkby P«i<, near Uiobm-nd. The deceased uffi sel was 23 j eara of age. Educated at Kiikby Ravensworth Grammar Sohoo?, ho jolc«jd tho foiees a private i n September, 1914. He w»s imaaediatly arot- to Mslt3 for trainicg, and was in Prance in tto January f'oilowi-ig For Sftee-i months he was with a maohin< -gut; section, aod ^a:;pg this t-me waa promoted to lanoa-cerpanaL la Apri l of i ibis year ha w-n givar. a cocmiBaLia, After a four days' farlungb, ho rataraad |o t'^e f r m t and took pact ia the big offensive, which cemxonci'd a« ths 'oeginning 11 Jaly. Ho wrote a letter i.'ome expressing tola satisfaction at beiag ab'a to t : k 3 hia ra»t in the work of driving b.icl-; the " Hu -.s." He was killed OQ July 2lst while leadieg his ana iu v: attack. Three brothers of the deoesssd cilisjv are also aorving ia tho Army.

Private A, Victor Close, younger eon of the Vicar cf Mutton Magna, who at the beginning of the war j Hoed tho University and Pablio School Biigstdo, aiterwscda attaccea to the 19th Royal Fusilier?, »nd who i.».ai winter was wi th the regiment ia Franca, has received a ecmmisBion in tha Motor Maohice Gun Corps, foilowlcg a course of train leg in the Cadet Tralcir-g OoxjM at Cansbridgr.

Lady Bernard has again this year offered priz:e for the best kept cottage garden among the workmen on the Raby estate, in the cultivation of ..Usb her litdystip has alwavs taken great ibtereat, and from which kindly care most creditable gardens, fiilsd with useful vegetablrs aod finib, and brightet.ed by choice flowers, have been the result, The order of merit this yrai- is as follows :—1st, Robert Richardson, Ruby; 2nd, Robert Fletcher, Clcatlsra; 3rd,Gecree Richardson, Raby Folly; 4th, George Wake, Biskely Lodge. Her lady­ship expressed herself highly satisfied wi th the gaidens entered for competition on this oooasioo.

Some details have been received of the death in action of Lieut*na rit-Colonel R L . Aspinall, D.S.O., nephew of Viscountess French, ar.d senior major of the 8rd Battalion Alexander Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment (Richmond Spaoial Reserve), particulars of whose career have already been published in this journal. I t appears that Colonel Aspinall, who was in command of a Service Battalion of the Cheshire Regimenr, went up about 6-30 in the morning to direct operations from the front line, darisg an attack on the enemy trenohea. He went over the parapet wi th the Reserve Company, intending to establish his head-quartets in the eD?my front line trench. I t was while loading the reserve oampany across "No Man'a Land" nnder heavy rifle and maohine-gun firo that be was struck by a ballot in the right Bhcnldor. On b a n g hi t he fell uncon­scious, and ihcogb at once attended to by atretcher-bearers died almost immediately. One of hia brother officers writes that tha Oatouel was a kesn and able soldier, enthusiastic and alert, and inspired all ranks wi th thttt regimental spirit wi th whiob he himself was ao deeply imbued. But i i was not lb) luck in lead into action tuo batt&lioa tl-at he raised at Dariiagtoa. " Hia tcaa ia a great one. Ha V - . M a man of mai»y frieuds, always chaery and a keen eoldier and sports-man."

The 1st Life Guards' Band at the Park.

A M E M O R A B L E D A Y .

G R E A T M U S I S A L T R E A T I N T H E B O W E S

M U S E U M PARK. Thursday last w i l l long ha memorable in .'he

cocfjert arinala of the Museum Park, af, on that day, thensanda of visitors and others had an opportunity of listening to an afternoon and night fi'.led with muqlo of the trna, ooul-anima'.Utg Ptraio. The remrmbranco ol suoh a treat recalls the bind cf harmony which Wordsworth, tho king o! catnro'a paats, i r s lv sd •would charro fur ever. The progv*a;mos, might hava been expected, were btg s-cl»i>?, s.::'i included the compositions of susb masters a* Thomaa, Verdi, Gouaod, Harrlas, Bisal, Schubert, Friedman,' Donglaa, i'iope. Bagley, Msaaenes, D-imare, Q^relg, Tsehalkowsky, Sulilvr tp,e id Chopin. Each inatrnmnatallsli la » muBiaiau, while tho bandmistar, air George Miliar, wbo ia a licentiate of tbe Royal Academy bf Mu r4o; is quite an accomplished atadeot in melody. Tno softer parts more exquisitely rendered. There WAS file sjtipaihetio balance and porftct harmuny thrccghout. This was not by any means morely orgaaisod sound, but the discoursing of aliquant music, though V.van brief aa woman's 1 ova. Tha solos wero etudionr-ly fiao inssrumtntsl exposlfckce, wiiile flourish, phsat^ay, farrago, falderal, and extravaganz k w»>ro alike subordinated and puffasscl in mnalc '• lingering a-.d waadering on as loth to dl«." The Trustees of tho Uowes Musoum havn earned and are hereby accorded lha gratafnl thatks r f tbo public for thn aeaaon's remarkably successful oonosres. Tho fcilow-Ing were the respective

P r o g r R m r r i 8 8 :

Aftarnoon : March— Nat'ooal emblem (Bi,?,-ley) ; overture—Phodrr. (^Jassenot); extra, —Mlaerera (ocean from I I Trovatore); ' crand sfliectlo:;—AV la (Void!). A word abouti Vardi. —G!usepp» Vdrai w»a boru at Kooeole oc OoSybar 9ib, 1814, and died at Milan on Janu*ry 2 l R t , 1901, and for many yasrs without H ootittmporary cf any importance amocgat Italians. Verdi's operas are very cusnorons, the moat popular amopgst thtm boing; fi.'n^ni. Rigoletto, I ! Trovatcro.La Traviat*,»rd AT la; piccolo solo—Tho wren (Damare)— Musicisn B Mathews; extra—A Baton tea-party ; Kour Norwegian attcsa (Groig); (a) Ch*nt 8sca Paroles (Tochaikowaky), and (b) The fuoo-al march of a Marionette (Gounod); encora—B»roarol!a (from tho Contss A' Hoffman— OHer.b'ob); selection—The srroerer (Salliv».;i! : psloL*is«> (Caopin) ; God asve the King. Evening: Marohe—Retour en Alsace (Thomas); overiuro—Giovanni d'arco (Verdi); extra (qusrtette)-Sweet and low (Hattor) ; grand aelection—Ciiq Mure (Gounod]i; cornet solo—YJU wi l l be ai i ie (Hartiss)—Musician J. Raine ; encore (cornet duet)—Alpine echoes ; auita from the opera, Carmen ( B i z j t ) - l — preluae, Tho toreadors; 2— iotormtzzj, Nocturne: 3—entr'acte, The drugo^cs of Alcala; 4— Daesa Bobema, Bohemisa dance : encora—Di? so RUBS.-. ; Ave k'aria (Souubart) ; Slavonic rhapsody (ffrledman); encora—Kally; selaciion of B9BSS and choruuos—Malodyland (arranged by Douglas) ; Spanish maroh— Gj ' l i to (Lope) ; extra—Tho guards' patrol.

TheVolunteer Force.

RUSSIA AFTER THE W A R .

JSa!f?*fssa Mia Collinson, Avondalo — i n f i l l !

Si , ( r t , L ° td G. H. L . Dundss, Bun of the 3?. ts , h f J t l a "d,ct Aeka Hall, cear Rioh-L -Sitw! e n promoted from a flying officer R 5 < H i i i . \ 0 0 f f i m , B « * s - "bo k ^ 3 1 r , J i c S

**POK,'* J'^ Wing), and is given she rank 's oaptain while so employed.

Accident at Barnard Castle. O i Wednesday, tit tbe goods station, Barnard

rsst;-, a rather ecii us accident bsfel Mr J. W. Raine, sou pf Mr T. Ratno, coal leader, BtJ^gsgate, Barnftrti Castle, While unloading f<- . . j j8c ; , i t a from a waggon for the Urban District Council, other waggons which were bring aaunted co tho sauo lk.o cclli.led with the truck which ha was in, thereby throwing him oa to the prcuud, Ha was

i hadlv anaker, and waa taker, to tha house of II*IP. Smit'o, r.'lioyman. Dr. Lclsbman rendered surgical asaiataace, and the young man is progressing eatiafitotoiily.

E H U S T H E I T l«Tu THE 4th B * T T . D U R H A M G'mXi KEfilMEIfT.

Enrolment of tha ^osnbers of the Teesdale Odtachinent.

PAKISH C H U R C H 51! HO AY SCHOOLS, B A R H A 5 D CASTLE.

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Annual Fesiivai : ervices C.arob

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Points for the Manufacturers and British People Generally.

[ C O M M U N I C A T E D . ]

AS the present tlnrio, or, at least, before the w&", t i e bulk of British trad"? with Rmula wia doaa through Germany, whioU impoecd » freight rate 00 th - artictea just lafflotaut to give the preference to th* Gorman campetleg goi.iiB. I a the f i at place this wi ' l bo pritirety altered. B'i t ieh good» w i l l po larger go throui;li Garmtoy, acd Hsmbu't; wil l r.-e<ise to bo, anyway ia our time, t i e distributing port for Scandinavia and Russia. I w plao • w l i i be taken by Copenhagee, and al.-eady thbc. are sav.-ra! projects for thtv estabiiehm-'jut ol Aeglo-Danisb Russian shipping ooroern, ^hi-s'a v . l l i do all its business by sea. H u h KD eu.Uo c^anga in tho meihoda of trading wi l l essentially bsnefld all British porta on the east ecaa 1 of Eogtac:., and all districts with ready a-ui cheep access to the coast. Ufaoufacturors ••"ho can quota term? for diroob delivery Into Rasai'tp ports v. i l l And an entire transfomr.-tio'i in the methods of business.

We shall have in future to lock to tho Russian market to re:>i»so as far an possible our output hitherto to Garmauy. I t is not that our manufacturers w i l l objsot to do business wi th Germacy, th-. ugh there are many who w i l l not be ton well disposed to this coarse. Germany is cut to k i l l our trade everywhere, aod aha wi l l cot facilitate i t at home. Tho demand tor tbe British article w i l l be kept down to a minimum, and we should be mad to place cur export trade to Russia at the meroy of the German carrier. Russia w i l l , after the war, enter upon a great period uf development. Tho war had to come so far aa tha Teuton and the Slav were aencerned. and the settlement w i l l ensure a relatively long period of tranquility. The development of Siberia w i l l be taken in band, and the groat scheme of railway extei.slo:-, which, just before tho war, was about to be carried on*, w i l l benefit us almost exclusively. In every branch of national development the openings stand ready to our bands If we oare to avail ourselves of them. I t IR t iuo there are those who say that Germany Is iodltpenabla to Russia, and that after the war trade w i l l revert to tbe old channels. No one need believe i t . The bitter animosity hero against the Germans is notorious, but i t is nothing as compared with the resentment in Russia. The Russians have actually cleared out every German, not merely tha trader and tho iodivlduat, but his very business and his property. They have given them, by an extension, t i l l tho end c l tbe month to reallsa, and then they must got oat, bag and baggago.

Now the Russiau cauoot provide for his own needs. Ia two generations he may do so, but c o t before, and the Russian w i l l turn to us. Tha Rusaian authorities have ao assured the British Government, and every trading concern which counts of their maximum goodwill in advance. We have to keep this goodwill. Movements like this touch the Slav sentiment, and tha Slav is a sentimentalist. I t w i l l ba known all over Russia. We are seeing to I t , and the spontaneous rosponse of people >.li over this oonntry is remarkable. Pecpio seem cot morely to realise tbe great efforts of cur Ally, but ti-ey appreciate that lo tha s'nic.--. our fortune- must be licked together indus­tr ial ly. Belgium w i l l ba re-sstabUahing her own fortunes, and ao to a great extent wi l l France. We stand oa the bosii plane for commercial development. Aires''? there ia a very powerful syndioato in tbe fi-.Ui with tho doublo cbjeci of eioaticg a sort of Anglo-Rnaaian Bautc oa the linee «;f fissnoiag trade, while i t the a-it. - time U bttllda up makes easy for t i e British Lc^ufaoturer their credit system, which has ench a firm hold on tho Russian business life. Last year—tbe latett rather on record (1913)—the exports to Russia of British ro.tuufiotu-.-od goods wera £18,102,603, of which coala and coke represented 4j millions, and machinery 1, millions. We ou^ht lo be able ia ibo year after the war to triple these figures, and we shall need to 00 so because there wi l l be lean yqars to come wbsn tr,-de w i l l bo peer. Al l wo need to do ia to prcfif. by Russian goodwill, which exists already, and to increase I t .

interesting Scenes *.t Sarr.ard Castle. A meeting wj>a he! ' ;n th* Dri l l Kail,

Btrracks-laue, on Mooexy n!gh>, uoder (he presidency of Mr Harry Walker- fur t'je purpose of the enrolrn nt of the mrmbe.-s of the Teesdala Detaohmant of too. abuTO battaiioo. Tbero was miie'i ncthnsiasm, .».nd about thir ty aolasteero aigaed t'-e declaration and oath of allegiance. Th«r« wore present Maj:.- J.iV, B. Healop, Platoon Comtoacdant L. H. Barnard, Sergeant if. Welford, a.id Voiuutcfer« G U. Welford, Q. O. Moora. R. P. W. Price, A. Bf Comer, 3. W> klaaoa, P. Kanaedy, T7. Bsokv, & Craig, J. DackriM, V. A«iv>ugb, J. B;<.wcleae, W. Oouithard, Johti G Harris, laipea Harris, 3". Daaaoo, R. 'V00O / Wratbalt. F. BaWmati, a, Evans, R B'owa, T LongstafI, 0. Jick^oo: H. Jackson, T. Archer, J. Sw.'obaoh, A. C: ick.tU E. Hnldswc^th, F. J. Wilsoa. J.P, ehalrman of the U-bt i i Co.Oi-.eil; Q. Clarkson Harfeor. J, H. Walton, A. V . HempsaU, G. Bort and J. B. Skipper, afueh onthusiaoai and leap aaroaat-nasaokaracteriaed the memorab'e ptoeeedlngs

Tho Ohaiimar. said i t w.;s a t.»cg tlma aicc 1 tbey naU the'* firs-, spfritad ccaor'.rg 30 ioaogurate tha Voionto r.Training Corps, and row, an such, they worn about to ht ve tbel* last gathering. Kfcar th.«5 night tboy ta'-rg-d in'o * newer ar.d a higher state, and fee hoped that every man praaeiit w;u!d jyiu the lo'.ca which v a a abaui. t J ba ereated. Thoy could not nii to tha oothaaiasm "vi'io which tho maa there tfcai night had attoadad (.hair drills, for they hj.d doao evarysbing t'.'.yy povstbly c t f l i i , and the buaioess now before tbem win aur',1-m-vat, by which tbey wouid become actual H. o**y takir.g tho oath of ailcgi?,r88. H 6 need not tell them waas a e^ri( wi step t'ea<: was, bus is was nothlog more thru their cuty. Hah jpe* before long tbaS : hny woa'd have % l>uu;iri'ol msa in Barnard Caatic aioce, and they ought to havo scothar hundred in tha neigh­bourhood (Applasrae).

M ; j tt Heslup remarked t'nr.t, as they knew, tha old Volunteer Training Corps h\\ been absorbed la the cannty uaita, and the county unit for Durham was the county rcglmact, havisg Ua headquarters i t Durham, They all bioarae para of (,bo ut.it when tti*y eerolled ieto too 4:h Battalion, bavlag i;t> iooai oentro at Dariirgto:-, ,'*nd haiegcommaodi-c b-Mejor aarria. aud they hi'.d done hlmsolf the honour of being aeouadia oammaad, whiSr Mr Barnard had boen elaoted by {Be meuibrs of theTaeodale Dataohmout r.a ccmmatidaut of tba l o c i platoon, which ho hopro taight soon become a half-company, and, before long, n full company, b-cau&a to&re v7e?a quite p'e ty of meu in Barnard Catle , not of military a^o. or ucfii for Hetviao. who cou l ' join their volunteor detichmont iere, R C J he w»:< very much surprised that moro had cot j .ionri. He trusted, howevor, that a l l whom he now addressed would coma fotw*;-d f..,d liMr-ia;. with the now movement. Tho •:'>m^lr.iot nf want of /ecofiiitlcn by tho Government '.ad disappeared, ar.d ha h?d bafotc him the Army Council icstruettoaa, which aet out the e.on-ditiotjs u.jder which the voiuot#er regimants shall be formed, < R- v ' , 1 grirvoualy diaappoiatsd that others i»ad not tn?o:d op to enrol aa invited by their n .Hc», Iiut be truatad that when the; ».aw tha movement was going, as he was sure i t would, thay tscald eventually JalO, Tbi-y would be enru'led uafic;? the old Volunteer Act of 1853, and the regulations wero not bo atriot ss personally he would have liked, though tbey had advantages. I i was trns tha old cotiflitious allowed am:,a io tha volunteer unit to clear out on fonrteen d-.js' aotic^ if his busieots was io.tstffj^'-cJ with at a l l , provided that he returned his uniform, .iritis »--d s; on, and if he had paid ail flues and legal cxaot-ments dua to auy pt-rilouls..; r?giraent or company. New rules hod cow been formulated, and they would ba cut before tha men, who would iia asked t-o acqule33e in them, aa other members wera doiag. The mxj iri*y cf tho now battalion to which they row belougad camn from Ejweafia'.il ironworks, Stockton, their sumbar running into eav»rr»l hundreds, and Dariiagtcn supplier! a goodly numfasv, wh'le tbey were pr:Miticallj in very rnuaU oiinority at Barnard Ctatle, t:-oag:i he trnstfd t»o position of affairs ircttid ne very greatly altered in the cear lviv.re. Members could give fonrteen S's.W uostae and retire, except thay wore called up for aotual military se?Ti;ff, say, garrison duty, when they cou:d r..-.t give suoh notice, but would have to go through with i t . vary properly 6 J too.

Msj >? Heslop shea read tho deolatnUoa au i vote of ailogiacce.

Aa i t tereutiog disenssiaa snzacd rs to the-funds available, an i Mr Boardmau moved tost they hisud over the motwy b'. 'ocglrg to she Volunteer Truning Corps to the now body a>;w being formed.

This was carriad. anil Mr B.nmtd sa'd the sum in the back, bearing Interact, amounted to sibau* £90.

Every man in tho room rtood bo attention when Majar Heslop asked fcr volonteers, a.ad forthwith the wbole bodj ^igna-i fas dooumenS of enrolment.

lance-£orpora! «.. Adamson Rilled in the Croat P.dvance.

Neph«w of Mr W. wbratley, Barnard Caatie' Lanot-Corpocr.1 R. Adamsor., of the West

Yorkshire Regiment, nephewof MtW.Wbeatley, barcard Caatie, had b-.en killed ia the g»eat advance. When the war broke out he was assistants engicoor at tho Qrund Central Hotel, Brij-gate, Leeds, and at onco enlislcd. Ha h .a beau through all the ciore important fishMpg. Lsnoe-Corpor»l Ad^mson w».s ooriuected with Oxford Plaoe Wesieyaa Chapel, Leeds, snd was an notice open-air worker. Hia f i t t e r is lit R. adsrasan, of 31. Latghtoo-lane, Laeda Tho following is » letter in vsrao to his mo';hor after a bayonet charge, enti t led: ' 'His mother and mine, to u>y mathor " :—

The stars in heaven tell of thee. Thy face iu the trench fire I see • The shadows around hold thy presence for mc I n fancy, vast space, so boundless, so tree. The whistling winds of the fonman's shells Klcqueut without words of loneliness tells ; But thou art here, and I am glad. With thee near by bow can 1 feel eaA ? When iu the midst of action's fearful strife, When all is confusion—a life for a l i f e -Ami fear's voice seemingly bids me ruu, 1 hear thy voice saying : •' My ^ou, ray son." Tht".n without a thought of the f l i t ter ing stee!, Ou-.y thy anguish I seem to feel; Castinji fear QS.:1O 1 rush at the lo.-. From whose heaving breast the red blor.d llows. Then is the voice stilled, I hear not " uty son," Not even when I cry the victory is wou ; But a l l seems so hopeful, so f r . i . \ SJ bright. The victory is ours who now fight to light. But wheji at thelelose of some such feaifnl day, When some suoh poor soul has parsed sws. r, Another presence there seems to te near— Another, hie mother, who yet held him dear. Tl». u in ihehi.encecf the li t (lea.ly 1 o.urht,

1 W i l h my conscienne another gru.lt hatt!*- is fought ; 'Tis thea when 1 Ltar " my son. ray son." I know, 1 kuuw the battle is w^n. Now goou-uij;ht, l i t t le mother, dear l i t t is mother. *iod grant her heart's eased in ui> prayer ; And pray for, the woman who has lost her son— As ours is the victory, yet God s v>iil ia done.

The Local Malta Fund. The t e f t i i g mcotitpa w i l l to-comxtrca on

Thursday, Sopterahar 2tat, i n tha Dfcpenaery, Wlthaas Hr.ll, at 2 pre. Any lad!-, a who »re able and wil l ing to help w i l l be curdinl'y welcomed,

Toe feal-lval B pundav Sobouls V ty Com mar kj . at S wia wail A'. mcr->i.-.g pr/y^r, e •:.iiaot"d by * • the aerraro w»a i » r i , j f . t i a by IMS . . . Wa'taneyViearof Gaio'ord, from Eecieeii • i x i . , 10: "Thcr - f r- rsmcve anrresr feosn i^y h'art , »r.<? pa' evil fr.-tu tfcv 11 sir, lit childhood and jirath are vanity." B > eh that 8olomor-.'c obsjrva1-! m aod ^xo.;ri.>uce i.-c' h'.n to acke« wfedga | : a „w<> rjaJaaahea, ar I ••• e»« tnat a^lfi'il' pida'Rencia tr; the r.tc*su " wrich the w " I d »ff >td«d u it yield c > -r.v-ma-.t, but far fro a Too vj<alt -• sap\- >• ard vanity. "Baatembor v. n tttyOrei . tbe rTaya of afay yant%," f.-? -.-.iy b> v> • ; could a youth bava !• o cant mlrtb a -.1 j j t. -life and a-t ivlgj . That w-.c t.hn aee-eu • f 'rn-j iy, tree f • a th* m'a rv .-.t a wiatad life at»d thc.pangB 'if aei : wi th the toon(lbt of tba ever -pn see. • Fan aeavarily F» >«.-, raa-*.v to ' tb.mr a;«d u c i H . • a-Jf for ' i i • ' and ior King v.t.tt eou»t»>. 1 T . -u^-v. ' g fevn e.f tha Fatao" shown lo Jjaaa Christ B > hrhig leamfort a- ' <n»pr. G.<-: th loved tnetn, aod vi-bed t! •:!•-•. h

la the afternoor a ehiieVnn'a . : - r*e . van CaclrjCed hr the V j - , r , and ^- to ' M i t e VIc-.T of BatntVKd, CJV.O rrnv- t '•> a l i ' ^ r e i . r, pracrted addreaa b jred <>a !»••<•» \r , i fa fa-i si i j i ' a leceosi) ? A ' " h , < : ; , u • t

j l i l i e s i« tho cxp.-e.iii •-. r e - , v R ,m h-*i\\\vi, where tha rc .'• K g Jeheaa .ht f •UtaogVd in iate had e m r . - i'.:i.:a~';.> f tnt. wicked K i - g Ahib attd aaffared -- <•• >. Abab, in spite efhfadiatfniw wsnkil i h y a e MWPtr"ahatin)nvnntnra.' ' rhat t.iek or ehane*, bat n±tt • v d*>iae ol God's o v e i -raUag povei O j a i d iu U:< r »•;<». K . . - , ptaynt to Him maaj bt rnal ; f th:.? ?.«ald hava U!s hlessia^.

At e'veriit v. n*S • -r Blackatti . Bridgarat*Va -•' JJagcJftcif." •..!.'• earr;, :•.-,<* tha cyraa, * '0, woi-uhip Kleg.Mwae ruagav .-j ». - i . a, the noogrrgation j ilclog In aftarittts] a> rasa, f r e V i c : - (tae R,-,v. H. v,'. H. Btrnliaai) preaebai from St. Luke, cr.ar.u-r 2, vei l : •• \:-.d Jesus l r c . - ? . K ' . d 'r, w!srlora sorl Btatsur*,acd t' fav a* aritt arrt ra«-..' Jeius C s vi?* - i i l 1 '-'.a an example foi a&Udren n isatl sa gcoaMa^npat Ha asked nich b- v ; e-.t: *iiJ 'or ,«s ce ft.wW blggsr la b.d:-, J . M W v ia ..•? ar V M R O man 3eif-wilSeri ? H»:; • ' i i fa'.' or t -. eonaplaLi .-.I Mm pett!»:g t » 4 ccotnac; .6*? t ' ha'* him moro kjFoBhleaoma', batter, a r d m :ro :v.i more la-5. ahould try vaa Imitate 2.:a. 1: ^ .s sad wbeu % teichcr l;i to - ay - f «. hay bo «»aa g'-d to ba r i d of hi.-. Lac tacit h i -.ek h iaae l f : "Do I pleaaa G-d ir. rr;> il\ m Baying ia> prtyura. my eoaduc: to n i j »..':».-.•. ts a td taaober.s?" fn tba Bnuday a oo-1 t . t y Mad to ao'ii u;. I *t.o Ch- i , aa the gaettt -xawr'*. The t-aolii r of Jscaa Ohria araald bh Obiely by Hie Jewiah oatW . i'-.u gr.-.u-; ( G d wr-bet'er than .iehea. Rlnbaa i ju r. b.» ".•<»< be'alri, but tba grace .1 8 i I waaeatried into rha r .r.vt wot Id, The paMata of nobolara ehuuid bo preaant M * : - ' 'eettval to o .aw their gcaiK".'--: tntheBttnto] sehor' aajhsia wto saerin-.r.! t,'r. i r Ir.isnto .- ,• j .3 . >j teach ftbcii ctiia*?/.. Jew-e'i wootaa n . - 1 •-.•>•< obliged to go aa the Paaa-avet Ben s, l o t Mary love-: > /..•«>».. C..ri. '. wj- : i wbeu Rte va t 12 and •'. •.; not Uav» g&te :>\\ ;. • -vr.s 13. The Prnach'ir Bald he loved i - 1. -• -c famtlica nfc church 1 •;•<» •- • er tod cl'ildre.-! Our L i r r l 1. - .< ct I-children K-ved oar Lurk, The Vicar app. iti d

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Memorial rsrvice in tha Parish Sanrta, St. tiaien's AueklantJ.

Nephew cf MrTaUaa, Bank, Barnard u^- i io . A memorial service t>aa bald la ho!**-,a'.

tjhsrnh, Bk. He'.-:r,Y ¥f«at thckl 4 < f^nadaj muraieg laat tn tha momvn •>« •-«•.•!'' rat« T. Tallon, K?ca> RayV. R*fl .. : •': , i . . f wound? rao->lvnd in aetioo. The 8*. Helen's Silver B*. id headed ri prcoeaaioa, rrtrstprtarri I the I., cat volant*or traioiug s-.rta dottoh merit, tt./a rcch-.b'es aed the chv.ch la-.-' brigade with tN-ic ba:-;c bamt. Thej paraded tho main etreeta to i5o ceureh, wbe.-e A voi ' i impreeatva s#vi-.*-.» was h.-.o. fx* •>r,:-ai8: of t ro ct-arca play - .Co pi '3 Ko.->-ral aJ*.ch*.-the oteoirig. £tn tymra. " thn foot fi/.ht " -•••d •' (•e»,dj kinn'ty t ig ta" %7«r fa ' . ' •; j aneg by the choir and a arovfded c cgregati m.

Tbe puipit wee occup>»'. by the Viear. arao, bef^.re acnoaeeiaa hid inTt. nui a •naa iga a sympathy to lha beraaved family i-cm the Ices • rtohabite ledira. Then be, .oo, Bp.. Us i f t-,e nobility cf character pideeeaaad aoidter, acd of h'a attaoteiect hot* Chnrel , . i . ' Brigade oeti.ro Ms enliafme •-, 1. , tei .. tha first membar to rfapoud t > ti»e n i t l i ••'» c*-l to arms. Tiro Vicar hoped P . P a U o n l s exact pie would be copifd lay oth« - aae bara of the brigade.—After ha laat iiyoau the band played tf.e ' ' Bead Mareb In Sau',"' ' Thj 1 ba done," acd the nati.mai aas e.c. TJta eorueC player 6->cad."I " Tfca Hat P s V Pa Vicar fhsn closed a»itU the bacectioatoc a verj impressive service.

w n: tr.i Yr.' -T >.i' 1 o. i • " tn<> tuna - . ,'•<» aat.-> h^iapi «* i . i-J *ui pie.he •araa t"anafaawtl

> C«rditT.v.d r-.a atnee he 3 io . c 11 -"a'evc tat tn n at >.--»oury, He-eforot. n » i o f a M.idleteai

Ti rtadi • to rt-porr i.ima-if a* C-a ai: ' ,gt ' ' i . . Ha U-t baan '•r^n<;:: b :-,v/ fijh*i g. a id aolia a>.aaa w. noartat vt;rlaa o? hU ex 1 llimnaa.

' *** Mr P« . -4.1. wha «a a- •*,*'• 1 ei Brdsrlak

Mo are thfe ye*? 'Tr E. P. W?i /. wi.a a i - ' - t nf HiV •.: -.. * i .g cf ufliaam wco have baa irfed . - ~\ >• - . ir King r,..A c i u I x ; x c - ! i « - ( eport during

»i« sn ".it I i - ! M - Lag !;* tn e da;, t .v t r 500 ' caca , a id the k M f -1 !be thrcu u ys w..;. . v o l .500 bra An-he* I t . f Bwaaiieu . Scera -- .» d at Bahrtak Bull - u 8a!a".;t-;- ' - i d w i l l

Hho • ; . r * j the ate • 4 a ring m. a-, i j r £ r '..i:a'-y wiar-ed t L a - / a r , a»h-.. r»-l »-.,~vcd fn 51.3 - raajehoadd anas l*e a r*«e na ty bhla • c.r .

V . i -\-' ia 9* .i«b •' I ' . 1 t '<»irino'.ialy

ra« . »i w~tdri««*day, aadar <ao p-«sideney ?/. fliidiawiBh T* " .-.a jpr> -.l-ot-au

;- i •s ,taei.-,*--sE(.-,'.-. is-gtsa compaoy i re>.r»rr< • . • i i , : - r i..ar »a*» i-epoaVd • *•-- oaat t MB >a matter

os n - . V , " . j . e 'oricioia ' ihe gaa aamp ey . . . * iair B O X : uaatia^—T .0 Clerk rraa taetrnaiad - . - ' i . - . - the cavaJBaaaj

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ate *ra r..s if*;*! 1 Middl i t o i M •e keansaaai..

qu . V • '*fl . -n.d.*,?, aad a ;s auit

x <;t visiruM » joad .ieat

Prlveta Aj«.r. v.-. h-.s b • - r r i . -trt hoi i 'rvm t'.o

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,-. Tu*«. tjt-i g U i : ,rgeo 1 wiiih •» '-is":.* o . u p l i l e t .

£ t . i « c.K»r, ia '.rder to . . and

Extension of tinempioymant Insurance.

Eoapiojerp and avarkpeopte are rain' ided of the e x t e t i i d nthemj of compel-i,ry 1-sur.nct Bgticas ua( tnployinct.'. v t l c h came lot operitiou on tfaaday, 44b Septemb«r. i t I aac;8s»ry that the workpeople iu ti-o *.?^as *ffecteil Bbould inMa aieps t-j procure ; • nacaaaary uuempl iym >a« loi w . r , M boaka, and prodnee tbeae to tavlr omployera f >z • mptag U(jjn the orBt priymant oi wages a'^tr .he i n comes is to foioe. A ' l workpeople, m»Ie v.i female, whi- have reac*"o< the agf. of 16 years itr.it arc engaged all 'ly or m: : niy by w»j manual l.-b^a;- in tha nndarneted 1 idnatriea w i l l bacoue ir.Bur^ble. Ole-.ks anci indantared apprentleta are eiaatp*. Tae tr»if8 -H c ad are:— 1. i l ) . The manadaet TO of »mm'.tn>-! -.z.

fir: worts, an-.' Lxptoeivaa. (2) , Tfe«5 mftj**ifBr>^nr-* •.•fobemts*'* >"?!a*.-

int; a l a h r i c s n t e , BM •. o'xidU . p ' U » F . e.n'-ara >rr! varalab.

(3) . The menc'aottu'o o' j» .{•":.» • rca«n*,».i?furi« t repair cf mettl t - i .

(4) . Tba saanaf ,c 'c-e - f ru ' . - i i ; . and eords tu : u c t horr'; r

(5}. The aaan lit tea.h*jr g ••••,*J,

(C). Tbo aiii»afb>tnre 0" br'aka, C . J M . 1 and artific'-J st^.r.a.a'd•.t-vrtrtlfitail baBding mate. :

(7;. Bawtal! [eg, laelnHug sanobtaB toad t r o i l i aud iho E « a feature nf f/oodiL» C5Si i,

t - M f ' i . work a*3deii*e-l Lyr D. '} ol *he Mnatttlirrff of War(Amecdmac,t| / c t . lO lG.

Al l tt^ikpeaplo v.fco arc c ia t - ' . »ffnc 1

e of leathai ' ^ d

nre likt.t,-*o oco ice isaars'c 'o . . . Stni aieiy take ,-.:epa tc Ou'i it ' : .c tbe •. •pplicAti-cfi.r iinempi(?jmen;i.: u i t r c . L ,

MWdlairnBaptktaa • hvajtinlUtatvKa-rest •VatUal in: v/cak-er.i, wtaa tha P.»atcr •< Oil ••.sn-ch (>.j<a a*av. S??m-. r; pea aev-d ajjpr.,-0. latererra u3or. e-tiz&y r •• •<'•. •,..-g .«odci»ect!*a7. Special B.d"i vjyri t*jad--tCi-. by v,ra W. i'loiroey. In nira- ran a yoaog „^ p.-'a K - . - . b a w i : r-r,:». y . J-rnes-, W*ts ; . rtraatd^d.

J. B. • " • . ( t . i i i , of Laybuic, i l r ' . t « r c d a*a iaepbti g : Mreeri and 30'oa wars aaeg br V!ra if. \7at»;-.. .-ad a*? I: Braave, Tuo So-dar scfcoiuaalangav o-v?r» :. piaanov—Ou M « d a y e i g h t a r.-a'jJ'a aaaetfcg w a t ? » ' u , - * - e t i aa t d u r <BB w-.B a', 'c* by air A daw--. Mr J.»a» 01 •7 'iargate . ^-^n-i 1 U»a chair. 4 ios BBjaa rr-n.ioicd hj 'i- 'a Piatr;«y . i Mr v . J v k j . R - c ' t i ' l -.la -7 •• :,. en -. Y: 1 J i » s i WsV.-a and MIi» ii. A•• t'.a el'..; • of tUa maaiLig tea / ' au , v:f, tab «, « ' c , were do>:»-ia-d •.» ( ai.it!,! t*r: • i»a .---.bledat all tha a-rvicca. Alt^^af 'or i t '-as a vary BUCCrS^tn. 3.»>k-'iud.

V A aataiBB i f Italiaa o .. u-it Mr* P^eraae

» ia J«-..-. a id n-ez ,vi a?ai:t he .:u of nrt'.-.l ia*fr aiio.S'- y, •/•;. 1 t - y ;.i.vrmpl:d tu t - • t to K w x a 11 . 'rtot.'. ' l i aCi i ton . I ' " ••: U - r . - - Hcr i i i iikt, ooiy f.aaUer. Th- iaadlady, Ti k i t l a t •hast to be

tos, ran anu c : ••• kzx : them eu'.. D p » i . i>£ tfco b.7r«rn. iy«.ra ioat.

fa* • C a r o l s P.tmS ! :'• i •. . ' .t3< - B:«h Foroe

Ratal, oa llaoday afcerbtaaa tsachlng the drath of flitaaaa G i l s - . , . f •' rcsg-rtb,

1 o-r;-ii-..:, wao r!l d on rotrard.,y ci^ri t as tbo reentt< f \:i d".it « ' . .celr.a -.. " ! c't l«tou

Aagaat 25-X P ie j a r / nuaatrted of tee foilowto, .. ..am^;—ttradia D. B.a.th -fore* ata»),J. Nixon, R. lia-i'.lsa-.- . V . :ia-v « , T. S i i . r u . i A i I i n a r * , J . ; a . k , - i , J . Bal , a . 8 ..die, U. IrcUtu.. i j . Hmteare,.-. i i i. Nix-.o. From

th-j fVi;.'o-'«j :.- a; t »«t3 thai G.bi^a ' baoo to iJiekl-.--0 to g j i tvsj ii raea abaj. a--d saa 1." iv inj ; fov coma l i s on . -^**4S roi--. -i. aad Cs!S*s baekrt-jc. uia a t- ' i r e C : Lieail» -rr-a Kntr.monad, ajak i a "affnd feat -'^u e.alertcf.-.'e t r . ' - i -. yi;:;» t'o a.i ippte — ^.-..•« 1 ca w\7. p . s a i r . p tav.-ursuij u&til a 1 . .diy eveaiis,-v.-. '.:. . i , » v. -• *^ id*iniy. - i i i a - j N. Beadle, ; . - r c 0 - n; .i..-ep«;»l rolt.-ed iris bU3ir.«.a» at '1 e-. . r - u - ' V I

Plc; :su. U ' -. v ; V . - M f J" ' w. b.AC.k-i~i» i , M l c k ^ i . . . ;-.ve rvit-';oe.—Dr. j . ' - . ' . le .j*a;o.1 thar, ie i a i - t t ' ( !» 1 t i .-. • ASA

,IO'. td bio. • ; . n e i f.-. J I the a-"xS ct ah« i t ; r7 t j tha i i e a r ' . - A viud.c gi-.e:. iu abOuBdaaea wi th the 1 u'c-.' 'est. ",av-.

Pic-nic at 1 . .iron. O 1 a .-.u"l&y eveti* •;• It a 1 uahUi fifceiB, atal

rapper were . . i d i r »<i • H i My 1 --it t» Mr v.:. ?acnaaa. n Urge *.c-..'--'' •* ..»-.'ria joic**d

- ttta varloaa g i c i -1 : • be-! pf^co. t * r *»o?."-rb,, of B . r - i r d C " l • ; , •• •* bis , i . . aacisef..!'tha;Jflaaal o, &••. - vTelahval •i h r..r.-, enu-rtaiat'd 'o 1.... .- .. t. ;-'-o»Eir.g •annals'. Tt . . k-n.-cs.-—i •••'•i-.c .^-.uctlnK erpniiaaa), an to thu prea^st.aatoa . > £ 1 1 5 * . - . t . u i i »u.a ia t - r». denoted » '. 1 Bwldiera w a . have gone tn ~ this •:'.- friat.

Cainforii Nuisanco.

T1 tha Bdtsur uf tha " Te- adai toicaty." T E A K Sin,—3om<. Mtah k}aBa • i c r ta 'u

r . t - jayere mr.de*- c m ^ l e i u , • 3 PariBa Cccecit ^o-ui harivit r?.iii,» a', v .u . * t t e vlli »gfc iti'-a. . *.rd uavit-g t - . J walkir-g tbout, cl-.se up to ta-.-fr houn . j , u:. . te p-vlo,-, ecoaea it hi.u. a nf t'r. l lgtt> A l i ^ r . 1.

C.a... cit, I u.id'rat.ai:, gai- c t: ' : - u. raea catttc WvUiU t-o: a I fsx t <>!r»y L-n

the gicau. if-ar 8oa.o l i - . ' e iis.-. l_u. order c-.ri'ad rut , I.at - u l**. week ana oa

-u day mort.i ig there wero bura..< rouafaBg . i . . a : ja .t as b-Jora. I >:uk fi> ell whet ir.io iu tc :d doii-g in .Us *rr> t^r aa mikiei ' r?wlee last wotk i t w>a amrj fpggy, ai.d aea>a people got quite op .1. tfaaae l o r w a iu c-.sc:eg r'.o t -aej, -.no eun'o-itc... quite a ' r i at. ri-.w. ' . i n sirs -.* ir.t.><i *aw > ever aUawed r.*fo<e, a-d we SCLC -ee ceui >*rs ta .h. CiUnei; r-. res t < ru op :•. mch

t gatacg i , an %i»t . •. 1; .- i>>*t afasey wi-.t put an end to this . : u ; . . F*i •''.-'ly,

A R I SPAT Btt, Gaisfcri , 9 h 6eptem<Kr, 19io.

i _ i .A. 1ID J_ jpj r S buAK^iTMr ~VlUi>

"-u'lj tuff at 4 r.-a'::*. sa<i c c " « (nl to «iir *i-t* fj

f h r ^ , - ».-/f-n*>.?8 iVn*- yrn-nt, * * i t .'ajcfct- , S^JTCEiVTaD'e ire Jt; '. • • I So: ;* be t t ; U . .%<! , .•<-»-•.'V Bn Dnu Oontpwq Braancx, tut-: r*i* Urn

Kane pr' ys, itxmt ItSUfc WJTt'n, •-feMoit!*,

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1, r^VLt'ii 'd ' 1 oe .

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Ic Msmi / i tm^ C i , . . : - > - ia Kofi _ •ji n-': y <>f t o r tiefcri;

• } • ' Vfddang'ater, - r j ; :

; . C : t : . who died o.: :crr:- ; i * v . 1915.

A li;t!e htul, su j o u n j - u 1 l»ir. Lulled heme by 9 r i , - . j . ^ n i .

-. a.t i - A U l e to l h u « b ' . u r K c e t A l l jw.-r lu l*ArA.lise e. u t : , : - r i u .

I>jst awh.!': our x un.tl iorc. . iaia '-i i"f ever • -f • a'x. - -.

"Ev*v raaaecibarad »- ' - '•.her. m • ana *;t. cr 17, Si:»';-' , B :«ard