The Kington Times - September 1917
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Kington Times 22nd September 1917 - Page 1
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| Date | 22/09/1917 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Kington Times |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 22nd September 1917 |
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EDWARDS , RUSSELL and BALDWIN . LEOMINSTER HORSE REPOSITORY . NEXT SALE HEAVY and LIGHT HORSES , at Leominster , on for transmission in the United Kingdom . SALES BY AUCTION . By Mr. JOHN WOOD & Co. LEOMINSTER , Three miles from the Town , some 7 miles from Bromyard and 6 miles from the City of HEREFORD . 1.770 REST in the WEST } SATURDAY , SEPT . WANTED : WOMEN FOR THE HARVEST . Strong , educated women , between 18 and 30 years of age , are wanted for potato harvesting , late fruit picking , and various other kinds of temporary , unskilled agricultural work in Berk- shire , Herefordshire , etc. Workers must be robust and active , as a good deal of ladder lifting and stooping is involved . The pay will be at the local piece rates and the ac- commodation is inspected by the Board of Agriculture . Volunteers should apply at once ACRES , comprising some of the COUNTY , equipped with excellent and to the Women's National Land Service Corps , superior Houses and Buildings and including 50 , Upper Baker Street , N.W.1 , or to the Food ARROW VALLEY , Thriving Orchard , Arable S.W.1 . and Hop Land . Friday , October 5th , 1917 , a large area of FATTING PASTURES in the Production Department , 73 , Victoria Street , £ 68 in Prizes . In Monkland Parish , " Monkland Farm , " WOMEN RABBIT CATCHERS Entry Forms on application . Vendors are advised to make early applica- 150 acres ; Fatting Pastures ( 4 lots ) , 79 acres . to their County Agricultural Executive Com- mittee for Permission to Sell . Auctioneers ' Offices : Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . LEOMINSTER STOCK MARKET . TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 25th , 1917 . AT Cattle and Sheep , 10.30 a.m .; Calves , FAT 11.30 ; Store Cattle and Pigs , 11.45 . Entries kindly solicited . EDWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN . Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . a STONE HOUSE , DEERFOLD , BRAMPTON BRIAN . Three miles from Wigmore and six miles from Presteign . DWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN have Ereceived instructions from Mr. C. T. Jarman ( who is giving up farming owing to ill - health ) to Sell by Auction , on SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 29th , 1917 , Improved RADNOR and KERRY HILL SHEEP $ 97 6 HEREFORD CATTLE , Half - bred MARE and FOAL , Yearling FILLY , Implements and the Winter and Grass Keep . Sale at 2.30 o'clock prompt . It is reported to the Food Production De- In Leominster Out - Parish , " Lower Winter- partment that women are being trained as rab- cott Farm , " 186 acres . bit catchers on various estates in the country , keeper at the latter place " reports most fav- notably at Belsay Castle , and that the head ourably upon them . " In Kimbolton Parish , " Hamnish Farm , " 96 acres ; Accommodation Land ( 6 lots ) , 68 acres . In Ullinswick Parish , " Lower Hope Farm , " 191 acres . In Felton Parish , " Green Farm , 201 acres ; " Felton Court , " 259 acres ; " Hinton Farm , " 275 acres . Two Superior SMALL HOLDINGS and IVINGTON SMITHY ; also . as a separate lot , in Ullinswick Parish , several thousand feet of FIRST QUALITY OAK , in large trees , to- gether with 178 Acres on which it stands and Three Cottages . The whole producing an actual and estimated income of over Per £ 2,200 annum . For Sale by Auction , by JOHN D. WOOD & Co. , PRESERVING SURPLUS BEANS . Growers who have a surplus of scarlet run- ners may preserve them for winter use in one of several ways . The beans may be salted , or in the case of old beans the seed may be ex- tracted and dried , either naturally or in a drying machine or oven . To preserve by salting you pick the beans when dry , or dry them before a fire . Then clean with a dry cloth , put them raw into a big stone jar or wooden barrel - a layer of salt inch thick , and so on until full . Cover with a cloth resting on the vegetables and on top of the cloth place a piece of board or a plate which must be weighted with stones or In OCTOBER , at HEREFORD . Auctioneer's Offices : 6 , Mount Street Lon- other heavy weight so as to press down the don , W.1 . By Messrs . JACKSON & MCCARTNEY . KINGTON STOCK SALES . THURSDAY NEXT , SEPTEMBER 27th , 1917 . FAT AND STORE CATTLE , FAT AND STORE SHEEP AND 300 Auctioneers ' Offices : Leominster , Hereford 4,000 FALAND and Tenbury .. By Mr. R. H. GEORGE . R. H. GEORGE , Auctioneer , Valuer , Land Agent , and Surveyor . PROPERTY and TIMBER SPECIALIST , MORTGAGE BROKER , VALUER and ARBI- TRATOR under the Agricultural Holdings Act , 1908. REPORTS , RECORDS and SUR- VEYS carefully and personally attended to . HOTEL and PUBLIC HOUSE VALUER . VALUATIONS for ESTATE DUTY , MORT- GAGE , ASSESSMENT APPEALS , & c . PERIODICAL SALES of PROPERTIES . Prompt settlements in all cases . ESTABLISHMENT 1880 . Offices : - Croftmead , Kingsland , Herefordshire . Leominster Office Corn Square . HEREFORDSHIRE . PARISH OF KINGSLAND . MR . R. H. GEORGE will Sell by Auction ; at the Royal Oak Hotel , Leominster , Ou FRIDAY , OCTOBER 5th , 1917 , at 3 o'clock in the afternoon punctually , sub- ject to Conditions of Sale , a highly desirable FREEHOLD as £ 10 in Prizes for the Best Bunches of Two - years - old and Yearling Bullocks . beans . After a few days the vegetables will have settled and the vessel should be filled up again . Every week it must be cleaned by lifting the cloth and removing the soum which will rise on the top , the cloth and weight be ing afterwards replaced . The jars or barrels must be kept in a cellar or cool place . WHEN TO LIFT POTATOES . Judging by enquiries sent to the Food Pro- Department many amateurs are doubt as to when their potato crops should duction in 22 , 1917 . ( Fret by post per quarter , ( 1s . 8d . , payable in advance . PRICE ONE PENNY : STANDING THE TEST . The first essential quality in an aeroplane is reliability and every maker strives to maintain this ideal in all his manufactures . The lengthy list of our " Air Heroes " denotes a confidence in the reliability of their machines which made those brilliant deeds possible . JAMS WITH LITTLE OR NO SUGAR . " Ross " footwear " stands the test " -hundreds of thousands of our boots and shoes are rendering good service under exceptional conditions to - day and the increasing demand for our goods strengthens our faith in their reliability . You don't realise the meaning of REAL SATISFACTION till you wear a " Ross " boot . Then you GET it !! ROSS & SON , High Street , KINGTON . RUNAWAY WELSH GIRL . LEAVES HOME TWICE AND APPEARS AT BOW STREET . imposed on A fine of £ 50 and ten guineas costs was Messrs . Robinson and Regent - street , at Marlborough - street on Satur- instead Glucose or Golden Syrup . Jam may be made without any sugar , using These jams are not as good as sugar jains , perimental they should be watched to see that day under the Defence of the Realm but far better than none . As they are ex- AN OFFICER'S FRIEND . GERMAN WOMAN TRAVELLING ABOUT THE COUNTRY . The German woman , Maria Kellage , a tail Cleaver , oress , who on Friday last at Marlborough- street Police Court was sent to prison for Act , 10 weeks and ordered to be deported for name of Marie Klegg , fined £ 1 at Grantham on the previous Monday for failing to register her arrival there and for giving false infor mation on a registration form be lifted . Broadly speaking , the proper time For the best Bunch of Two - years - old Bul- is when the haulms die down . But the best they are keeping , and in any case the sugar- while their chief accountant , Mr. E. Pritchard , offences against the Aliens Act , was , in the locks : 1st prize , 3 ; 2nd prize , £ 2 . one or test is to remove the soil from around two or For the best Bunch of Yearling Bullocks : three typical roots , taking from each of them two tubers and to see whether the 1st prize , £ 3 ; 2nd prize , £ 2 . skin is what gardeners call " set " ; that is to Catalogues of the AUCTIONEERS , Craven say , whether it rubs off easily or not . Sale at 11 o'clock . Arms , Hereford and Kington . CRAVEN ARMS SALES . HORSE Together with THE ANNUAL SUCKER AND COLT SALE . HORSES AND COLTS . 300 SATURDAY , OCTOBER 6th , 1917 . £ 100 IN PRIZES . Including a Silver Cup value £ 10 for the best Cart Gelding or Mare , and £ 15 for the best Pair ; £ 40 for Cart Suckers , and £ 32 for Yearling and Two - years - old Cart Colts . Entries for Catalogue close Saturday , Sept. 29th , 1917 . Entry Forms and Prize Schedules upon ap- plication . JACKSON & MCCARTNEY , Auctioneers : Craven Arms & Hereford . CHICKWARD FARM , If the skin is , not properly set it will give way with very slight rubbing by the thumb , this indicating that the potatoes are not yet ready for lifting . The Food Production Depart- ment has this week published a useful frek leaflet giving instructions as to the lifting and storage of potatoes , the selection of seed , etc. Copies can be obtained on application to the Secretary , Board James's Square , London , S.W.1 . 3 , of Agriculture , IMMUNE " POTATOES . has under St. less jams should be used first and those i which there is sugar put aside for later con- sumption . JAM MADE WITH GOLDEN SYRUP . Four pounds of raspberries , two pounds of red currants , four and a - half pounds of Golden Syrup . Remove the fruit from the stalks , wash the currants in a colander , and put with the rasp- berries into a clean preserving pan over gentle heat , stir till the juice is extracted , then bring to the boil , and simmer about 10 minutes , add the syrup , then , when it has mixed with the fruit , boil fast , till a spoonful will set on a plate , placed in a cool place . It takes from 15 to 20 minutes . Put into clean , dry , warm jars , and tie down in the usual way . The scum must be removed as it rises , while the jam is cooking . Raspberries can be used the proportion of four pounds of alone , in extra be was fined £ 10 . The case was somewhat peculiar . The charge was that of supplying a military uni- form to Alexandra Alice Rhods Hedger- Wall'aca It was stated at Grantham that she des Sir Archibald Bodkin , who prosecuted , said cribed herself as British , but told the police that in July a young woman of 16 , " whose she was Dutch , and that she had not informed " I am name he need not mention , " got out of con- te police of her movements . only She had gone to trol and left her parents in Wales and came here two days and two nights , " she declared , to London . She called at Robinson and Cleav- " and I never do register when I am away for dier - General , Bentley , of the Canadian Dental Grantham to see an officer friend who was go Department , and was supplied with a second ing to France er's and said she was the daughter of Briga- a short period like that . " lieutenant's uniform . She paid for it by a cheque which eral Bentley in the Canadian forces . According to a report in the " Grantham to the police . The officer mentioned ( who was in court ) instructed him to say that he felt , then found that there was no Brigadier - Gen - woman got it into her head that as she was was dishonoured , and it was | Journal , " Mr. Norton , who defended , said the only going to Grantham for two days to see The young woman was taken back to her an officer friend it was not necessary to report home in Wales , but came back to London , and was charged at Bow Street and bound over under the Aliens Registration Act . to a very large exent , responsible for the Mrs. Hedger - Wallace , who said she lived in woman having gone there , and he felt he Wales , gave evidence that she had daughter ought not to hide in any way behind her . of 16 , who left her home at the end of July . She had been a friend of his for two years . returned to London , and witness saw her at She was found at Poole and taken home , but Bow - strett on September 5 , and again took . her home to Wales . The Food Production Department point out that the Seed Potatoes ( Immune Varieties ) Order , 1917 , requirts that every person who fruit to three pounds of syrup , or they can cultivation upwards of half an have a little rhubarb to four pounds of rasp- berries . acro of potatoes of the varieties known as The rhubarb must be wiped with a King George , Great Scot , Lochar of Templar . damp cloth , peeled , cut into short lengths , or who has in his hands upwards of 5 tons of and be put in a jar in a cool oven all night , such potatoes , shall at once make a return , add it to the raspberries when they are put showing the acreage which he has under into the preserving pan , and add an these varieties or , if lifted , the quantity in pound of syrup for each pound of rhubarb . tons he has in his possession at the time the THE HAND THROUGH THE WINDOW . Rhubarb can be added to sweet fruits in the return is made and the location of the pota- above proportion if they are expensive , to in- MANUFACTURER CHARGED WITH toes . Copies of a form on which to make the crease the quantity . Other fruits should THE LAUGHING PIRATES . return can be obtained from the Director - Gen- treated in the same way , and special attention INCITING A LAD TO STEAL . eral , Food Production Department , 72 , Vic- should be paid to blackberry and apple jam as NO ASSISTANCE TO DYING MEN . Lawrence Clark ( 47 ) , umbrella manufac toria Street , London , S.W.1 . , to whom the one of the cheapest and best of jams . return should be posted as soon as filled in . The two survivors of the crew of six of turer , of Aldersgate Street , and Stockmere No stamp need be affixed to the letter apply sweet or sharp fruits , in the proportion of Golden Syrup can be used satisfactorily for the trading schooner Jane Williamson , which Road , Hackney , was charged at the London was shelled and sunk by a submarine , told Guildhall on Saturday , with inciting a lad in the service of Messrs . Battersby and Com- the completed return . Syrup to one pound of fruit . urday on three of the victims Skipper Robert pany , hat manufacturers , to rob his employ JAM MADE WITH SAXIN OR Kearon and Seamen John Cassidy and John ers , and with receiving stolen property , and Ernest Rickards ( 17 ) , was charged with steal- SACCHARINE . Saccharine is now difficult to obtain , but when the remaining five got into a boat it was One man was killed in the schooner , and ing hats belonging to his employers . Detective - sergeant Digby said he caused It has been reported to the Food Production saxin can be procured at most chemists , and a struck by a shell . One man was killed and youth named May , in the prosecutor's service , Department that in some parts of the country bottle of 100 tablets costs 2s . To every pound the skipper and another man were mortally to pack up half - a - dozen caps and some felt fariners refused to spray their potatoes on of fruit use about forty tablets of saxin , and wounded . The Germans beckoned to the hats in a parcel . He saw May go through the fordshire ; or from HAROLD EASTON , Esq . , 156 SHROPSHIRE & RADNOR SHEEP , the ground that the sulphate of copper used half an ounce to one ounce of gelatine .. Boil survivors to approach them and then laughed fire escape on to the roof , where he crossed a in the mixture has a deleterious effect on suc- the fruit till soft , then add the saxin or sac- at them . They never offered the slightest low wall at the back , and handed the parcel ceeding crops grown on the same ground . It charine in tablets , and boil about half an hour . assistance to the dying men . The skipper died through an open window at the back of Clark's is authoritatively stated that no proof exists Put into clean , dry jars and in Maidenhead cover in the in hospital , his body being taken to Ireland premises Court , Aldersgate Jam or marmalade for invalids for burial . Street . A few minutes afterwards a hand that cereals so grown are harmed in any way usual way . as the result of the spraying of the potato who cannot take sugar may also be made with crop , and the excuse offered for non - spraying saccharine . therefore is without any foundation . FARM , known " THE 2 miles from Kington , and 3 from Eardisley . GREEN , " situate at Shirlheath , Kingsland , in the occupation of Mr. A. Bircher , consisting received instructions from Mrs. E. Ting for a form , nor to the envelope containing three - quarters of a pound of pound of Golden their story at the inquest at Tenzance on Sat- of Farm - House , capital Garden , convenient ESSRS . JACKSON & MCCARTNEY have Buildings , and 20 Acres , ' I Rood , 9 Perches ( or Meredith , who is giving up the farm , to Sell thereabouts ) of excellent Pasture Land and by Auction , on Pasture Orchards , well supplied with water and adjoining the main road . TUESDAY , OCTOBER 2nd , 1917 , Vacant possession can be given on the 25th the whole of her valuable Live and Dead Farming Stock , comprising : December next . Further particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneer , Croftmead , Kingsland , Here- Solicitor , Leominster . HEREFORDSHIRE . PARISH OF YARPOLE . Freehold Cottage , Garden and Pasture Orchard , with valuable Common Rights . R. R. H. GEORGE will Sell by Auction , MR at The Royal Oak Hotel , Leominster , On FRIDAY , OCTOBER 5th , 1917 , 39 9 HEREFORD CATTLE , HORSES AND COLTS . 3 PIGS , AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS , and the WINTER and GRASS KEEP . Luncheon by ticket at 11 o'clock . Sale at 12 o'clock prompt . Catalogues of the AUCTIONEERS , Arms , Hereford and Kington . KINGTON . SPRAYING AND CEREALS . JAM MADE WITH GLUCOSE AND SUGAR . Jams made without sugar are not sufficiently sweet to please the average taste , but they are better than none . If , however , two or three Deacon . a The coroner described the conduct of the came through , the window , and witness saw submarine crew as diabolical , and the jury three shillings passed to May . May gave in- unanimously returned a verdict of Wilful and formation in consequence of which , later in Diabolical Murder . the day , he arrested Clark on the charge of inciting May to steal . A movement is on foot in Wales and certain Craven Southern and South Western counties in favour of the spraying of potato crops being made compulsory next year . Last week's announcement that the ordinary ounces of sugar can be added to each Pound potato disease or late blight was not a notifi- of fruit ( in which case the glucose or golden Union Jacks , and on each was placed a wreath able disease seems to have had a reassuring syrup should be lessened by the same amount ) so much the better . When using sugar and at 3 o'clock in the afternoon punctually THE GREAT AUTUMNAL STORE CATTLE effect on many alarmed allotment holders . glucose , cook the fruit according to directions ( subject to Conditions of Sale ) , a substantially built Stone Cottage , called " Woodend Cot- tage , " containing 4 rooms ; with Outbuildings and well - planted Orchard adjoining , numbered 97 on the Ordnance Map and containing about 1 rood , 28 perches , in the occupation of Mr. William Vale , and adjoining lands of Mrs. O'Conor and Theodore Neild , Esq . The occupation of the premises gives a right to the privileges of Lucton School and there are very valuable rights of Common on Bircher Common , which is only a few yards distant . Further particulars may be obtained from the AUCTIONEER , Kingsland , Herefordshire ; or from MESSRS . WEYMAN & Co. , Solicitors , Lud- low . HE FREEHOLD ACCOMMODATION TAND the Leominster Railway Station , advertised for sale on the 5th October , has been sold by Private Treaty . H. GEORGE , Auctioneer . LUSTON . 23 Miles from Leominster . MR . R. H. GEORGE is favoured with in- structions from Mr. Thomas Jackson , who is giving up business , through ill - health , to Sell by Auction , on THURSDAY , OCTOBER 25th , 1917 . The whole of the STEAM SAWING PLANT , including to h.p. Steam Engine , Saw Benches , Corrugated Iron Sheds , a large quantity of Converted Timber , etc .; the CIDER - MAKING AND SHEEP SALE , combined with the Annual COLT AND SUCKER SALE , will take place on FRIDAY , OCTOBER 12th , 1917 . 8 in PRIZES for SUCKERS . £ 10 in PRIZES for the Best Bunches Two - years - old and Yearling BULLOCKS . Early Entries will oblige . Auctioneers Kington . of JACKSON & MCCARTNEY , Craven Arins , Hereford and KINGSLAND It has also created a lively demand for the headed " How to make Jam . " Board of Agriculture leaflet No. 105 on " Wart For long keeping , an excellent jam may be Disease ( Black Scab ) of Potatoes . " Small growers living in areas scheduled as infected made using half glucose and half sugar . by wart disease will be interested to learn that the Food Production Department has ar- ranged to provide them with 10,000 tons of HORSE THAT WAS A " BAG OF BONES " seed potatoes of immune varieties for next spring's planting . Although there has been a SHOT IN THE STREET .. good deal of A scere in a Nottingham street was des- late blight in certain Southern and Western cribed at the police court on Saturday , when counties the crop in the North appears to be Charles Thomas , carrier , and Peter White , a cleaner than might have been anticipated in youth , were charged with cruelty to a horse . view of recent weather . It is also extremely heavy in some places . EXPERT ADVICE FOR AGRICULTURISTS . Cassidy and Deacon were buried at Pen- zance on Saturday morning . The mayor and corporation officials were represented in the procession . The coffins were covered with from a local retired master mariner and his Clark admitted he had received the caps across the roof . When his home was searched , other stolen hats and caps were found . Rick ards was subsequently arrested . Mr. Alderman Domoney ordered a remand , wife , the inscriptions being : " In tenderest and admitted Clark to bail in £ 50 . memory of the deceased stranger , from Captain and Mrs. Henry Row , who are sorrowing over their own two murdered boys . " TROOP TRAIN OVERTURNS . FATAL FONDNESS FOR GRAPES . SIX MEN KILLED ON RAILWAY . Paris , Saturday . - A Lyons despatch reports that ten Kabyle workmen , who had left a A remarkable accident to a troop train on train in order to take grapes from some vine- camp railway in Yorkshire on Saturday yards amidst which it had stopped , were caused the death of three soldiers and injuries knocked down by an express coming in the to 47 others . The train , which consisted opposite direction . Six of the men were killed of ten coaches and three injured . and contained about 400 men , was standing a in the camp station awaiting the arrival of the engine . Before the engine could be at- tached , however , the carriages were set in motion by some cause unknown , and the train When Nellie Coles , a milk cl u THE ASS'S LAMENT . carrier ,, was It was stated that the animal was seen staggering down a very steep road , and it dropped from exhaustion . It regained its fekt , but fell again , and all efforts to get it up proved unavailing . On the advice of a descended a steep gradient towards a station charged at the Hampstead Police Court on veterinary surgeon the animal . was shot . five miles away . The train travelled safely for Wednesday morning with attempting to com- The veterinary surgeon told the Bench that the first three miles , but on reaching a slight mit suicide by cutting her throat the horse was a bag of bones , and too weak bend in the line all the carriages but one left sergeant stated that the donkey which had to walk . It was old and worn out .. Some of them turned completely drawn her milk cart had brayed most persis- Thomas said he recently paid £ 26 for the over , and one was smashed to fragments . A tently and pathetically outside the court every horse , with which he had a warranty . number of men leapt from the train befort morning during the fortnight that Coles had The magistrate ordered Thomas to pay costs . the disaster occurred . and discharged the boy .. TIIL AFTERMATHI . the rails . a police been in the infirmary . The woman was dis- Scenes of confusion followed , the troops charged on promising not to offend again . being hurled in all directions . Ambulance brigades were quickly on the scene from the camp , and the dead and injured soldiers were extricated from the wreckage . The leading carriage , which had become detached from CLERGYMEN AND TITHES . At the annual meeting of the Poor Clergy Irish cabin to ob- the rest of the train , continued on its jour- Relief Corporation , the Bishop of Winchester ney alone at a great pace , finally crashing The extensive tillage programme for 1918 naturally brings to light a large number of technical questions . The Technical Division of the Department , which is in the charge of Mr. T. H. Middleton , C.B. , consists of experts in various agricultural subjects drawn from the leading agricultural institutions of the country . In addition to advising the Depart- ment on points connected with the national tillage programme , the Division replies to re- A tourist , calling at an quests for technical advice from Agricultural Executive Committees and members of the tain a glass of milk , noticed on the top of a public , and also prepares pamphlets and other chest of drawers a glass shade , under which into the buffers of the station two miles fur- remarked that people were saying clergyinen He inquired why ther down the line . printed matter dealing with agricultural topics . was a brick and faded rose . Its occupants , however , were making a profit out of the war , because As an example we may mention the recent the owner of the shanty should cherish two " Shure , sor , there's all escaped without injury , with the exception of the increased price of corn , which favourably pamphlet on " The Breaking Up of Grass such dissimilar objects . What it really amounted to Land " applications for which within a week memories attached to thim , " said the Irish of one man who was injured by a passing was that some clergy were receiving more in of its publication , have amounted to nearly man . " Feel this big dent in my head ? Well , engine as he was stepping from the carriage . tithes than they did a few years ago . But while some benefices had risen in value , if they The only place where animals can be dis- 20,000 copies . " The rose is off the Cases frequently arise in which Executive rose ? " said the visior . " SCENE IN A GIPSY CAMP . applied the argument the unbeneficed Committees are in doubt as to the best methods grave of the man what threw the brick , " re- Coventry county magistrates on Saturday number who did not benefit was still greater . clergy to whom tithes did not apply the to pursue in connection with land in their plied the host . had before them a gipsy hawker , Hugh Fury , He admitted that the clergy were often harsh on a charge of obstructing the police . Police- and unintelligent critics of other classes , but , constables Knight and Walker , having reason to suppose there were two young men , liable classes to think of the clergy's difficulties , on the other hand , he would like the other for military service , in prisoner's camp at Horse Slaughtering YARD . PLANT , including 6 h . p . Steam Engine , sected within 14 miles of Leominster . Cider Mill , Double Press , etc. , etc. Full particulars in due course . E. Hammond & Son , Auctioneers , Valuers , House , Estate , and Insurance Agents , Conduct all classes of SALES BY AUCTION VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE , Etc. , RENTS and BOOK DEBTS COLLECTED . Personal Attention , Prompt Settlements . ESTABLISHED 1881 . Offces : Highbury House , Leominster . H. J. Pritchard districts , and in such cases technical officers KINGSLAND . Is now living at BROOMY HILL FARM , Letters and telegrams sent to the Yard would be dealt with promptly . Horse Slaughtering , Etc. The only Horse Slaughtering License in North Herefordshire is now held by H. J Pritchard who intends to carry on this Business in a satisfactory manner to all con- cerned . All Carcases paid for in cash before removal . Letters and Telegrams : 33 , Bargates , Leo- minster , or Broomy Hill , Kingsland . of the Division are available to inspect land and advise as to its treatment . The Division it was the brick that made it . " " But the TOMATO SAUCE . affected tithes . to Withybrook , went there . They found a couple and not think - as he feared was often the case of youths , but difficulties were put in the offi- that the clergy had a soft job . The life of cers ' way of obtaining information as to who the clergyman was hard , and especially in war time . the young men were , and prisoners and others It was downright wicked , he has experts dealing with plant diseases , and Two pounds or more of tomatoes . To every special attention is now being paid to the pests which occur on newly - broken - up grass pint of tomato pulp allow a pint of vinegar , land . A number of honorary correspondents half an ounce minced onion , one bayleaf , six have been appointed throughout the country allspice , six black peppercorns , seasoning . to watch the position as regards disease in Put the tomatoes in a tin and bake quickly appeared with various weapon and assumed a added , for a man not to take a holiday after a their localities and to supply periodical reports until soft . Next rub them through a wire- threatening attitutde . The esult was that year's continuous work . to the Department . sieve . Measure the pulp in a basin , and to the lads got away . Prisoner pleaded guilty . Questions of policy and matters on which each pint of it add the directed amount of and said he had about 16 children , " considered advice is required are referred to vinegar and spice . Boil all together with a of whom were in the Army , and both he and Old Lady : " And how did you get your the Technical Committee , which meets weekly . lid on the pan until the sauce has become as his wife promised to give information to the medal ? " Tommy : " Won it . " Add sugar , salt , and This Committee consists of the technical offi - thick as good cream . police if and when the wanted sons were heard " Yes , yes ; but how and where ? " cers of the Division , supplemented by special- pepper to taste . Remove the spice , and bottle . of . - The Bench imposed a fine of £ 5 on the ( in desperation ) : " At a bazaar , mum . ists from outside . prisoner . Cork down tightly , and store for use . a raffle ! " some Old Lady : Tommy In |