Ross Gazette 30th April 1914 - Page 4
Ross Gazette 30th April 1914 - Page 4
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| Date | 30/04/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 30th April 1914 |
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SOUTHALL & SON FOR NOVELTIES IN ANY NECKWEAR , STYLES HOSIERY and GLOVES , LACES . THE LATEST . IN COSTUMES , UP - TO - DATE COLOURINGS GOLFERS , and MILLINERY . IN DRESS FABRICS , SILKS , and TRIMMINGS . BLOUSE MATERIALS IN PRETTY OREPON EFFECTS , Princess Skirts . Ready - to - wear Dresses . MARKET - PLACE , ' Phone 10 . FORTHCOMING EVENTS . April 30. - Guardians and District Council . May 2. - Oricket Season opens at Rose . May 2. - Baptist Jumble Sale . May 4. - Railway Summer Time Table com- mences . Lessons for Sunday , May 3rd . ( 3rd Sunday after Easter ) . MORNING . Num . 22 . Lake 22 , 31-54 . EVENING . Num . 23 or 24 . Colos . 4 , 7 . PUBLIC SERVICES . ROSS PARISH OHURCH . Rector : Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYBLE , M.A. Curates : DELAINES , & a . Sunshades . ROSS . DISTRICT NEWS . TO OUR READERS . - We are always pleased to insert reports of meetings , entertain- ments , and any items of news from the villages . We know that it gives much pleasure to our readers to find such news in these columns , and with them , we are deeply indebted to all correspondents who take the trouble to send us accounts of any matters with which they are connected or which come under their notice . The success of any public function is greatly enhanced when followed by a good report -ED . R.G. ASTON INGHAM . GARDEN FETE . - Mrs . Manley Power wishes to draw the attention of all friends in Ross and in the neighbourhood , to a Rev. L. P. JONES , B.A. , Rev. C. H. PAYTON , B.A. garden party she is hoping to hold at Aston Organist Mr. F. J. PARSONS . SERVICES FOR BUNDAY . 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION . 11 a.m .: MATINS , HOLY COMMUNION , and SERMON . Kyrie Eleison Gordon Saunders in F. Hymns 35 , 620 , 316 . 3 p.m .: CHILDREN'S SERVICE . 6.30 p.m .: EVENSONG and SERMON . Hymns 38 , 170 , 239 , 232 . CONCLUDING ORGAN VOLUNTARY - Second Sonata ( four movements ) -Grave , Adagio . Allegro maestoso e vivace , Fogue - Mendelssohn . SERVICE . WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; 11 a.m .: MATINS and LITANY ; 8 p.m .: SPECIAL DAILY - 8 a.m .: MATINS ; 6 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex cept Friday ) . HOLY BAPTISM : Bundays 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Baturdays at 6 p.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. SUNDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BARMON . TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . BUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EvaкSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN CHURCH . BUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BERMON . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . Minister : Rev. W. A. PowICKE , M.A. Services : Bandaya , 11 a.m. , 6.30 p.m. Young Men's Bible Class , 2.30 p.m. Wednesdays - Service at 7.30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH . Minister : Rev. J. W. KETTLE . Services : Bunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Sunday School , 2.45 . Bible Classes for Young Men and Women . Mondays - Young People's Guild at 8 p.m. Wednesday , 7.30 : Week - night Service . WESLEYAN CHURCH . Rev. J. ANGUS , Buperintendent Minister . Bervices : Sunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 1.30 p.m. Friday - Band of Hope , 7 p.m. THE GOSPEL HALL , HENRY STREET . Services - Sunday : 11a.m. , Breaking of Bread . 6.30 p.m. , Gospel Preaching ; 10 a.m. ao Sunday Bohool . 2.30 p.m. Mrs. Manley Court on Tuesday , July 14th , in aid of the Schools of Aston Ingham . Power will be grateful for any help . There will be a pastoral play by the children , a tennis tournament , stalls of plain and fancy work , while tea will be provided , also various other attractions . DRYBROOK . AMBULANCE CLASS . The result of the examination held on April 8th , has just been received . The following candidates success- fully passed in the various grades as under : 1st Certificates : Benjamin Hope , Raymond Marfell . Vouchers : Henry Williams , Joseph Nicholls . Dan Smith , Henry Hale . 1st Label : William Matthews . 2nd Label : John Smith . 3rd Label : Herbert Smith , Amos Price . James Cowmeadow . 4th Label : Joseph Welsh . 5th Label : Samuel Minchin . The examination was conducted by Dr. C. N. Thomas ( Lydney ) . Dr. David Reid Camp- bell was surgeon instructor of the class . GOODRICH . THE ROSS the Rural Dean of Kingsland ( Rev. S. Cor- AZETTE THURSDAY , APRIL 30 , 1314 . SUCCESSFUL SEASON . PRESENTATION OF CUPS AND MEDALS . was nish Watkins ) , was rich in interest . The ROSS FOOTBALL LEAGUE . Rev. N. Hatherley , M.A. , Vicar of Linton , conducted the first part of the service , which was fully choral . The proper Psalm sung was the 84th , and the proper Lessons , Isaiah 6 , verses 1-9 , and Titus II . After the sing- ing of the hymn , " Not for our sins alone , the Rural Dean conducted the induction ser- vice . He read the mandate of induction , and was then conducted with the new Vicar by the Churchwardens ( Messrs . W. H. B. Cave and W. E. Watkins ) to the door of the church , where the Rural Dean , addressing the new Vicar , said : " By virtue of this mandate I do induct you into the real , actual , and corporal possession of this Church of Monkland , with all rights , profits , and appurtenances thereto belonging . " Other parts of the Church were then visited , whilst the choir sang , " We love the place , O God . " Special prayers were then offered . An excellent address was delivered by the Rural Dean , after which the hymn " Lord , pour Thy spirit from on high " was sung , and a memorable service concluded with the Benediction , pronounced by the Vicar . Miss Millie Cave presided at the organ during the service . LINTON . PRESENTATION TO A TEACHER . An interesting local event took place in Whad- don School on Tuesday , March 31st . On behalf of the managers , teachers , and schol- ars , past and present , Miss Clara Marshall , who after 22 years ' service in the infants ' school , is leaving to be married , was present- ed with a handsome Queen Anne tea service . The Vicar , the Rev. W. Edmund Dixon , in making the presentation , paid a short but eloquent tribute to Miss Marshall and her work in the school , in the course of which he observed that judging from the visible emotion of all present it was very touching to see the great affection and esteem in which Miss Marshall was held , but that their regret at her leaving the school was sweeten- ed by the thought that she was not leaving the village , that her new sphere of life would be still among them to continue her many religions , social , and educational ac- tivities - In reply , Miss Marshall said she was too deeply moved at their kindness to thank them adequately , but would endeavour to do so later in writing . - Miss Clara Mar- shall is the youngest daughter of Mr. O. Marshall , of Linton , Ross . " LONGHOPE . 1 UPTON BISHOP . ROSS CRICKET CLUB . The Latest Cotton Materials For Dresses , Blouses , Skirts , & c . Plain or Printed Cotton Orapes , 68d . yard . Other Qualities up to 2/11 per yard . Floral Printed Cotton Volles ; also Belf - Colours and Stripes . Sponge Cloths , Embroidered Orapes , Dress Linens , Delaines , Mercerised Bengalines . NEW PRINTED " TOBRALOO . " TOOTALL'S SOFT PIQUES , & o . Patterns on request . Cotton Gowns made to order at extremely Moderate Prices . Despite an ideal afternoon for cricket , there was a disappointing attendance of members at the nets on Saturday last . The ties of a football and also of a golf match accounted for the absence of some of the However , prominent players of the club . The Association Football season so far during the present week there has brought to a successful termination on been much activity at the nets , where mem- Saturday last , when Ross Kyrle , this year's bers are putting in the necessary " beginning practice . The summer's pro champions , played an eleven chosen from the of the season " Rest " of the clubs . The game was an gramme of matches starts with a stiff en- interesting one , the Champions just winning counter with Stroud C.C. at Stroud on by five goals to four . In the evening a Saturday next , the 2nd prox . It is hoped goodly company of football enthusiasts that a team will represent Ross from the assembled at the New Inn Hotel , Ross , to following players : Messrs . W. T. W. Jeffery participate in the presentation of the cup ( capt . ) , A. E. Barker , O. Montgomery , H. and medals to the winning team . Mr. H. West , H. L. P. Battersea , Bennew , A Display of the Season's Novelties in Silks , Dresses , Laces , Ribbons , Ward Pike , the popular president , presided , and among those present were Mr. H. S. Cooper , Mr. J. A. Cápewell , Mr. H. L. P. Battersea , Mr. R. Best , Mr. C. Hodges , Mr. J. Bennett , Mr. J. Waites , Mr. R. Thomp- son , Mr. W. Thairs . Mr. T. A. Watkins , Mr. A. Lerigo , Mr. W. Marshall , Mr. W. Symonds Mr. W. Tingle , Mr. C. Herbert , Mr. O. Lewis , Mr. F. Llewellyn , Mr. N. F. Counsell , Mr. J. H. Chester , Mr. H. Nichols , Mr. L. Ayres , Mr. H. Gunter , Mr. A. G. Hicks , Mr. C. King , Mr. Smith , Mr. F. Davies , Mr. Jenkins , Mr. C. Lerigo , Mr. Waites , Mr. Clark , Mr. Saunders , Mr. H. Kemp , Mr. H. Yorath , Mr. Minton , and others . The CHAIRMAN said the primary object of that meeting was to present the Harry Webb Challenge Cup to the winners of the Ross and District Football League this season . On this occasion , that honour fell to Ross Kyrle , who were closely followed by Goodrich ( applause ) . The second object of the meeting was to spend a convivial even- ing together , which he hoped they would all do . He should like , as president of the League , to say how much he appreciated the honour of being elected as their president . He was also glad to know that the league had been carried on very much better dur- ing the past season than hitherto , and that the fixtures had been fulfilled very much bet- ter . The games , too , had been played in a better sporting spirit , and on the whole they had enjoyed a successful season . Football was no doubt the premier British sport , and attracted much larger crowds , including the highest and the lowest in the land , and even their own King had been watching the eup final at the Palace that afternoon , and he ( the Chairman ) had no doubt that King George enjoyed the game quite as much as anyone else present ( applause ) . Football was an admirable game , both physically and morally : physically because a young man who wished to play the game properly had to himself fit , and in proper training ; and morally because the stringent rules , which were emphasised by the referee's whistle . H. N. S. Thomas , A. J. Wilden , T. W. Lovelace , A. W. Bellamy , A. J. Mantle , H. O. Kerwood , W. C. Banner , and R. G. Yates . It has been decided to form a bowling club under the management of Mr. J. Harries , for use chiefly by the non - playing members A portion of the of the Cricket Club . ground will be reserved for that purpose , but bowls will not be permissable during the progress of a cricket match . THE LEAGUE . The League season opens on Saturday next with a match " Champions v . The Rest , " at the Park , Ross , when a charge of sixpence is being made for admission . This is done Since the to help up the funds of the League , which are at present somewhat low . League was instituted , no appeals have been made to individuals for subscriptions , and as this match is the only means by which the funds of the League can be augmented , with the exception , of course , of the various clubs ' annual fees , it is hoped that the supporters of this National game will purchase a ticket and so financially assist the League , which has done so much to improve the standard of local country cricket . Two good teams will be opposing each while Goodrich will have the choice of most other at the Park , and we understand that under the of its old players , " The Rest , ' captaincy of Mr. Sidney Price , will be repre- sented by a strong eleven . Wickets will be pitched at 2.30 o'clock . ANGLING NOTES . The river at Buildwas is in fine order for A few trout fishing , being low and bright . The fish have been well on the move . nice specimens have been taken . The River Severn in the Bridgnorth dis- trict is now in excellent condition for daglar and during the past week several rods have been out , but catches have been moderate . Bottom fishing has principally been indulged in . The Teme and the brooks in the Worcester area have been visited by many seekers after The water has been all right and the warm trout , but there has not been much sport . weather brought out the flies , thus making the fly - fishermen more confident of success . It may be that there are not many trout in the streams certainly the Worcester dis- trict has never had a great reputation for trout , and for this the chub and his com panions are held to be partly responsible . The fly fishermen do their best , and some- times have good sport in the district well away from the Severn and the lower part of the Teme . Useful flies now are red Pal- mer , the stone fly , Wickham's fancy , Gran- nom , and blue dun . The River Wye has run and fined down , and anglers are already desiring rain . Many Two 20- salmon continue to be killed . pounders have been taken by a sportsman standing on Bredwardine Bridge , about mid- way between Hereford and Hay have been made on the Wye at Hoarwithy Bridge Sollars , Letton , Monnington , and Hay , while capital baskets have been made Lugg , Arrow , and all the streams in the on such tributary waters as Monnow , Dore , Rhayader and Elan Valley districts . Trout Blouses , Gowns , Tailor - mades , and Millinery , is NOW BEING MADE DAILY , Bunning & Sowersby ( LIMITED ) 2 , The Market Place , Ross . DISTINGUISHED FOR TASTE , FOR QUALITY , FOR VALUE . Are you disappointed with your Car ? If so , you do not own a " FORD . " " FORD " OWNERS ARE invariably satisfied . Their Cars are so reliable : so powerful ; so easy to drive ; and , what is all - important , the upkeep is so low . We can now give prompt delivery of 1914 models . TWO - SEATER : £ 125 TOURING CAR : £ 135 £ 185 LANDAULETTE : PASSEY & HALL ZION BAPTIST CHURCH . - The Sunday School in connection with the Baptist Church celebrated its anniversary on Sunday and Monday . The special preacher for the oc- casion was Mr. G. H. Wynn , of Cheltenham , whose instructive addresses were helpful , to all . The congregations throughout the day were most encouraging . The children's ser- taught them to control their tempers and vice in the afternoon was a marked success , play the game in a true sporting spirit , parents and friends of the children , coming which was the British motto . It also form- out in good numbers to hear them give their ed good characters in the lives of their young recitations , etc. On Monday evening , Mr. Goulding ( Gorsley ) presided over a well at- sportsmen proved to be the best business men , and they generally found that good tended meeting , when the Rev. Stanley Cox men ( applause ) . He was not there , however , ( Gorsley ) , and Mr. Wynn gave addresses . to preach them a sermon , but he was pleas At this meeting the Secretary and Treasurered with the manner in which the League had gave very encouraging reports of the work been conducted this season ( applause ) . He accomplished during the year . Special sing- would now ask the Captain of the Kyrle ing was rendered under the able conductor Club , Mr. Battersea , to accept the cup on ship of Mr. A. G. Large . The children this his team's behalf , and to congratulate the year seem to have excelled themselves , and Kyrle on winning it this season ( applause ) . they should certainly be congratulated on But whilst congratulating the Kyrle on their their labours . win , he could not overlook the other clubs in the League , and especially would he like to congratulate Goodrich on the hard fight they had put up for the honour during this win- NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE LEAGUE . ter . The Kyrle had only just got home by The monthly meeting of the Upton the narrowest margin of points , which had Bishop and District " Lodge was held at the made the competition all the more interest- NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE LEAGUE . Lodge Room , Crow Hill , on Saturday , night ing . The other clubs had also played good Captain Clive , M.P. for South Hereford- last , when there was a large gathering of sporting games , but on this occasion the shire , attended a meeting of the Goodrich members present . The worthy master , Capt . honour fell to the Kvrle , and he had great Lodge of the National Conservative League , Robert W. Allen , presided , supported by pleasure in handing the cup to Mr. Batter- at the Cross Keys , last week , and delivered Bro . J. H. Marshall , Past Worthy Master sea on behalf of the Kyrle Club ( applause ) . an interesting address on the Home Rule of the Lodge . The Chairman said he had a Mr. BATTERSEA , in response , said , as situation . Bro . W. B. Pilkington , the master , presided , and there was a good at - sent silver medals to Brothers H. J. Marshall pleasure to receive the cup . He also wished most pleasing duty to perform , viz . , to pre- Captain of the Kyrle Club , it gave him great tendance of members . Bro . Ivins ( deputy and W. A. Smallman . The former , as they to thank their president for the kind re- master ) proposed the health of Captain Clive , all knew , was instrumental in forming that marks he had made with reference to the which was endorsed by Bro . Gunter , and lodge now nearly four years ago , and it was sporting spirit in which the games had been Capt . Clive , in reply , after referring to the chiefly owing to Bro . Marshall's great inter - played . So far as the Kyrle were concern- Whitchurch water supply , said there was est in the cause they all had at heart thated , they had won the cup in an honourable SPORTS AND PASTIMES . only one subject he wished to speak about , their lodge was in such a flourishing condi- manner , for on no occasion had they taken and that was : How to avoid civil war in tion . As regards their Secretary , they also the field with an ineligible man . Rather Ulster . If the Government gave them an all knew that he took a great interest in than do that they had played short . election the answer would be clear . It the spread of their principles . - Bro . H. J. course they were all very pleased to be at Cup at the Crystal Palace on Saturday after- was the greatest problem he had seen in Marshall , on rising to return thanks , had a the top of the league ladder , but he certainly noon was witnessed for the first time by his Parliament since they elected him . Home most enthusiastic reception , and in a few wished to congratulate the Goodrich Club on Majesty the King , and ended in a victory for Rule they were determined to fight , and well chosen remarks thanked them all for the splendid fight they had made for this Burnley over Liverpool by a goal to nil . The Home Rule they would defeat if he judged their kindness in presenting him with the cup , and he was pleased that they had got presence of his Majesty added enormously to the times aright . Col. Cheesewright pro- medal . Bro . W. A. Smallman also briefly into the position as runners up . Through the interest of the occasion , and it was esti posed a vote of thanks to Capt . Clive . returned thanks , and promised that in the out the season , Goodrich had remained at mated that about 90,000 people were present future he would still continue to try and in- the top of the League until the last and when the game commenced . crease their membership . This concluded the vital week , and they had run the Kyrle very business of the lodge , and the remainder of close , and that was a creditable performance , of the Burnley and Liverpool team had made Many thousands of enthusiastic supporters the evening was spent in harmony . songs seeing that Goodrich , like some of the other the journey to London , and the mounds and Booth . Hillier , and Powell . Exciting being contributed by Brothers Weaver , country , clubs , had to secure their players WHIST DRIVE . A most enjoyable whist also had an energetic secretary in Mr. Mor- on Tuesday night , at the Parish Hall . There ( hear . hear ) . That would be the last season was a good company present , fifty - two tak- he ( Mr. Battersea ) should play ( Voices : No. ing part in the " Drive . " The winners were No ) , and while he was glad the Kerle had Mrs. Pember , Mrs. J. Grundy , Mr. W. J. won , he did wish to congratulate Goodrich . point of view of the spectators , but the bril Teague , and Mr. L. E. Brooke . and hoped they would do better next fiant , fitful , sunshine seriously inconveni- season ( applause ) . The Chairman then presented the medals and the players at times . As an exhibition of football the match fell short of expects . to the Kyrle players as follows : -H . L. P. tions , and only on rare occasions did the play Battersea , H. Kemp , J. Waifes . A. Lerigo , reach a standard at all commensurate with OLD J. Bennett , L. Bullock , H. H. Yorath , A. the reputations of the teams . From the be- G. Hicks , and F. Llewellyn . The pair of ginning Burnley were favourites , but the football boots , kindly given by Messrs . margin of one goal to nothing by which they ALL PICTURE FRAMES are MADE on the Premises , and can be delivered Turner and Co. , for the player who scored secured the coveted trophy was , according to in a few hours , when necessary . the most goals in the League competition the Observer , the full measure of their during the season was also won by Mr. superiority . Battersea , with a total of 21 goals . Of from a somewhat scattered area . Goodrich The contest for the Football Association THE E MOTOR ENGINEERS AND BODY BUILDERS , CENTRAL " ROSS . ( LIMITED ) , GARAGE , stands round the great arena were densely ARTISTS ' COLOURS and MATERIALS . - A large and varied Stock Packed long before the King arrived and pro- Mondays , 7.30 p.m. , Bible Studies . Wednesday , 7.30 Tuesday . A boy named Frederick Dawne , drive , followed by a short dance , took place gan , and that was a good asset to any club ceeded to his seat in the centre of the pavilion | p.m. Prayer Meeting . Thursday , 8. p.m. , Young People's Meeting . CHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT . Rev. J. B. Moon , Priest . Sundays - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11 . Holydays - Mass , 8 a.m. Weekdays , 8 a.m. LAMPS TO BE LIGHTED . Thursday , April 30th to Thursday , May 7th .. Thursday Monday .... 8 25 8.18 Friday ... 8.19 Saturday .. 8 21 8.23 Tuesday .... 8.57 Wednesday .. 8 28 Thursday 8.29 Sunday .... HEREFORD . TRAVELLER'S BRAVERY . rescues from drowning were witnessed in the upper reaches of the Thames at Reading on after having disappeared twice , was rescued by Mr. Probert , a traveller , of Hereford , and at Pangbourne a Folkestone gentleman , who was unable to swim , lost the pole while punting with a lady , and in endeavouring to recover it he overbalanced into the water . He was rescued by Mr. Trotter , son of Canon Trotter , of Whitechurch - on - Thames . HOW CAPLE . LONDON HOUSE , HEREFORD . KING & SONS . DRAPERS , MILLINERS , COSTUMIERS . SPECIAL SHOW On the proposal of the CHAIRMAN , the hon . secretary was asked to write and thank Messrs . Turner and Co. for their kind offer . During the evening , several good songs were sung by those present , and after a hearty vote of thanks to the President for presiding , and to the officials for the excel- lent way they had run the League , the meeting closed with the singing of " The King . " ROSS RIFLE CLUB . OPENING OF NEW RANGE AT TUDORVILLE . to be welcomed with a tremendous outburst of cheering . T The conditions were almost ideal from the Practically all interest in Saturday's League matches was centred in the doings of the Arsenal and Bradford , for there was just a possibility that the London side would accom pany Notts County into the First Division . As it happened , however , the Arsenal's effort at Glossop , where they were successful by goals to , was futile , for Bradford easily de- feated Blackpool , and gain promotion on goal Sverage . always kept . WINSOR & NEWTON's Best Artists ' Oil Colours at 3d . per tube . WINSOR & NEWTON'S Best Water - Colours , half - pans or tubes , 41d . each . Students ' Water - Colours , in half - pans or tubes , 2d . each . Careful Attention given to the Mounting and Framing of Pencil Drawings and Water - Colours . English Gold Mounts a speciality . FRAMES Re - gilded and Repaired . All kind of Pictures Cleaned and Restored . Over 200 different Mouldings to select from . COLMAN DEBENHAM Gloucester - road ( opposite G.P.O. ) , ROSS - ON - WYE and failed . He believed his countrymen fa about to leave the Polytechnic Harriers ( of would respond and help them to send out to which he is a life members and join the Surrey the Olympic Games at Berlin in 1918 Athletic Club . thoroughly representative team . The schedule of pfizes for the Richmond WHITCHURCH . MUSICAL SUCCESS . - At the recent examination in connection with the London College of Music , held at Cardiff , Miss Edna THE LATE RECTOR . The induction of Jones , of Whitchurch , near Ross , was suc- the Rev. A. G. M. Rushton , late Rector of cessful in obtaining the professional diploma How Caple , took place last week at Monk - in pianoforte playing . Miss Jones is a land . There was a good attendance of pupil of Mr. William Mason , of Hereford . parishioners , and the service conducted by and had under his tuition already obtained a certificate in the advanced grade of the Associated Board of the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music local examinations . WATER SUPPLY . - Speaking at Goodrich last week , Capt . Clive , M.P. , referred to the Whitchurch Water supply , and said the matter they could happily regard as wholly outside of politics , and it was one of those matters where their Member of Parliament had the satisfaction of feeling he could be of some practical use . He did not care whether his constituents were Radical or Unionist in Blackburn Rovers have won the champion a case like that , and if a Member of Parlia ship of the League Preston North End and ment did his duty , that was an occasion he Derby County return to the Second Division , felt he could be of advantage to his consti- Notts County and Bradford gaining promo- At a meeting of the Hockey Association Royal Horse Show , which takes place on June tuents . He was very glad to think Whit- tion ; while Lincoln City and Notte Forest Counell , held in London , the following inter- 19th and 20th , has now been issued . Prizes to have to seek re - election . church had been saved from what seemed to Swindon are the national fixtures for next year were approved : the value of nearly £ 2,000 are being offered . be a wholly extravagant and wholly unneces champions of the Southern League , and Croy March 6th , England v . Wales , in Wales ; There are thirty - two classes , the classification sary water supply ( applause ) . He was able Owing to circumstances over which the don Common and Luton Town will take the March 13th , England v . Scotland , London ; providing liberally for hunters , hacks , ponies to show to the Local Government Board that committee had no control , the local Minia place of Merthyr Town and Coventry City in March 27th , England v . Ireland , in Ireland under saddle , horses and ponies in single and there was no excuse whatever for saddling ture Rifle Club has found it necessary to the First Division next season . April 3rd , England v . France , Folkestone . double harness , pace and action horses , tan Whitchurch with such a water scheme ( ap- construct a new range . A suitable site has The close race that Swindon and the Crystal The matter of a German tour was under con- dems , and four - in - hands , & c . A very exten . plause ) . He was struck by the report of been secured at Tudorville , and the new Palace have been running for the champion - deration , but was left over till the next sive programme of jumping events has also the Medical Officer , and was surprised to range has accommodation for twelve firing , ship of the Southern League ended on Satur- meeting of the Council on Wednesday , July 1st . been arranged . read that the mortality was 10 per 1,000 . Of with butts for 25 , 50 , and 100 yards targets . day in success for the Wiltshire team , who the 28 people who died in the last twelve On Tuesday of last week , the range gained chief honours by reason of a goal aver London on Saturday . After a long discussion , County Cricket Club , which has been issued , The International Hockey Board met in The balance - sheet of the Northamptonshire SUMMER COSTUMES & DRESSES . months , 16 were over 70 years of age . Evi- was formally opened for practice . dently there was not much wrong with the members of the Ross Rifle Club who are 1 only . Swindon played a goalless draw at Counties H.A. to alter the words " roll in " age superior to that of the Sydenham team by the proposal received from the Midland shows a loss on last year's working of BROCADED & MOIRE SILK COATS . water they drank , and therefore that was a taking part in the Queen Alexandra's Cup Cardin , while the Crystal Palace drew at to hit in " in Rule 17 was de tel . £ 131 10s . 9d . , and excess of liabilities over strong case for arguing that it was not neces- competition fired the first stage targets , and Gillingham . sary to Lring the scheme forward ( hear , some useful scores were returned . motion brought forward by Mr. Philip Col- seriptions amounted to £ 1,162 7s . , and gate hear ) . So far as the people on the Doward lins , hon . secretary and treasurer , to con- money to £ 1,066 . A profit of £ 569 was made During the summer season there will be At a meeting of the international selection were concerned , they were never considered ample scope for marksmen to test their committee of the Football Association the sider , the proposal from the Eastern Counties on the motor - car competition , and the mili except on the question of the rates ( laugh- abilities with the rifle , as the club have following amateurs were chosen for the tour.A. , " that the penalty for a breach of Rule tary tattoo given by the band of the North- ter ) . There was no suggestion that they decided to again enter for the Aston County in Scandinavia , the fixtures being with Den- 7 be a free hit against the offending player , " amptonshire Regiment produced £ 139 . The would have any benefit from it , and the Cup , the " Hereford Times " Cup , and the mark on June 5th at Copenhagen and with was also rejected . A letter was received from first team matches cost £ 1,602 . scheme stood self - condemned from the very 25 yards Summer League competition . Sweden on June 10th and 12th at Stockholm : the Southern Counties H.A. as to the scoop £ 563 was spent in wages for cricket and start . It was the inherent strength of the Unfortunately the loss of two such marks H. E. Hoffman ( Hebbern Argyle ) ; T. C. shot . After discussion it was resolved that coaching staff , and travelling expenses case which defeated the Local Government men as Mr. Hedley Blake and Rev. H. C. Burn ( London Caledoniane ) and E. Knight no legislation was necessary on this point . amounted to £ 320 , and retaining fees to £ 318 . SMART NECKWEAR . Board , and for the moment , at any rate , Carden in one season has greatly weakened ( Portsmouth ) ; A. E. Barclay ( Brentford ) , W. In a circular letter which accompanies the the scheme was absolutely dead . the club , and it will be difficult for Ross to Stapley ( Glossop ) and J. Dines ( Ilford ) ; Lord Wimborne's team which is to repre- balance - sheet Lord Lilford , the president of keep her place amongst the leading clubs in I. G. A. Sharpe ( Leeds City ) , V. J. Wood sent England in the polo test matches which the club , makes an earnest appeal for an in- the county unless new members come forward ( Chelsea ) , L. A. Louch ( Shepherd's are to be played at Meadowbrook , New York , creased membership , and says that he fears ward . Bush ) , W. G. B. Moore ( Sunderland ) and in June , for the International Cup , will com- that unless something can be done in this The new range is within easy access of the R. H. Callender ( Cambridge University ) . pete at Ranelagh on Wednesday , May 6th , direction the club's finances will be incapable town , being situated at Tudorville , imme . There will also be included in the party S. and Saturday , May 9th , against the Ranelagh of carrying the strain upon them . diately above Fernbank . Hauser ( Birmingham ) , E. F. Grimsdell ( St. team , which has been arranged by Mr. Anyone wishing to become a member Albans ) , T. Gray ( Newcastle United ) , R. F. Walter Buckmaster . The two teams are should apply to the hon . secretary , Mr. T. C. Popham ( Oxford University ) , B. Mascali follows : -Lord Wimborne's team : Major F. Sherwood , Station - street , Ross , or to the ( Stockton ) , B. J. Bateman ( Crystal Palace ) , W. - Barrett , Major B. H. Mathew - Lannowe , captain , Mr. E. James , Gloucester - road , and F. Kirby ( Bishop Auckland ) . Captain V. N. Lockett Major C. F. Hunter , Renelagh : Lord Wodehouse , W. S. Buck- Ross , who will be pleased to give information and to welcome any new members . master , F. Freake , R. N. Grenfell . Ammunition may be purchased , and the keys of the club hut obtained from Messrs . 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