Ross Gazette 25th June 1914 - Page 4
Ross Gazette 25th June 1914 - Page 4
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| Date | 25/06/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 25th June 1914 |
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SECOND SHEET Market Place , Ross . SOUTHALL & SON WILL COMMENCE THEIR BIG SUMMER SALE ON } Thursday Next , July 2nd . Amazing Bargains in each Department . Every Article Genuinely Reduced in Price . THE FIRM'S BUSINESS MOTTO IS " GOOD SOUND VALUE ( AT COMPETITIVE PRICES ) , And No Misrepresentation . " Lessons for Sunday , June 28th . ( 3rd Sunday after Trinity ) . MORNING . 1 8am . 2 , 1-27 . Act 8 , 26 . EVENING . 1 8am . 3 or 4. 1-19 . 1 John 3 , 1-16 . PUBLIC SERVICES . ROSS PARISH OHURCH . Reactor : Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYRLE , M.A. Rev. L. P. JONES , B.A. , Rev. C. H. PAYTON , B.A. Organist : Mr. F. J. PARSONS . Curates : SERVICES FOR SUNDAY . 8 a.m. and 12.15 p.m .: HOLY COMMUNION . 11 a.m .: MATINS , LITANY , and SERMON . Hymns 273 , 290 , 174 . 3 p.m .: CHILDREN'S SERVICE . 6.30 p.m .: EVENSONG and SERMON . Festal Responses . Hymns 291 , 574 , 447 , 431 . CONCLUDING ORGAN VOLUNTARIES- ( a ) Toccata in B minor . ( b ) Canzona in D , Guy Michell . WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; 11 a.m .: MATINS ; 8.15 p.m .: EVENSONG . ALLY - 8 a.m .: MATINS ; 6 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex- cept Wednesday ) . FORTHCOMING EVENTS . June 25. - Guardians and District Council . June 27. - Ross County Court . June 29. - Home Rule Protest Meeting at the Chase . June 29. - Rose Urban Council . June 30. - Ross Secondary School Sports . June 30. - South Herefordshire Puppy Show . LAMPS TO BE LIGHTED . THE ROSS GAZETTE THURSDAY , JUNE 25 , 1914 . without being registered , and also for allow- ing a person who had been in contact with a person suffering from scarlet fever to assist in the said business . After hearing the evidence , the court decided not to con- viot Mrs. Hale , but they convicted her hus- band in all the cases , and ordered him to pay Anes and costs amounting in all to £ 3 68 . Hale asked what the " time " was , and the Magistrates ' Clerk said it was not a question of time , but of money - Defendant said he would rather go to the city , and at that he left the dock . Thursday , June 25th to Thursday , July 2nd . Thursday .. 9.19 Friday ... 9.19 Saturday .. 9.19 Sunday .... 9.19 Monday ... 9.19 Tuesday 9.18 Wednesday .. 9.18 Thursday 9.18 DISTRICT NEWS . CRICKET . ROSS V. HOLMER . A tie ! Such was the result of the game between the Ross first eleven and Holmer on the ground of the latter club on Saturday afternoon . It is not often that such a result has to be recorded by the Ross Olub , and this ought not to have been the case on Satur- day . The game was full of interest , as the scores below will show . Holmer took advan- LYDBROOK . FUNERAL . The funeral took place at tage of first knock on a first - rate wicket , Bream on Thursday last of Mrs. Edwards , and sent in Tuke and Foulds , the bowling wife of Mr. Edwin Edwards , of Lydney Lane , for Ross being led by Montgomery and Bream , whose death occurred on Monday of Howell . With only a three knocked off last week , after a painful illness . Deceased Monty's second ball , he soon got rid of Tuke was 85 years of age . The coffin was supplied and Levason in his first over without any by Mr. Leonard Jones , undertaker , Lyd- Thorne join- brook . MITCHELDEAN . further additions to the score . ed Foulds , and the latter played most de lightful cricket , and these two batsmen rais- ed the score to 23 84. This was followed ALLEGED CRUELTY TO A PONY by a splendid partnership between Foulds At Coleford Police Court , Oswald Bennett , and Skipp . Both men opened their shoulders , 15. of Mitcheldean , was summoned by the and quickly raised the runs to 86 for the officer of the local S.P.C.A. for cruelty to a fourth wicket when Foulds was - clean bowled pony on the 28th April , and his father , James by Day for a bright 48. Skipp continued Bennett , a Mitcheldean butcher , was charged to hit out well , but the only other man to with aiding and abetting him . John Berry , remain with him was Herbert , who quickly the local Society's officer , spoke to finding a hit up 15 and departed . However , Skipp re- chestnut pony lying in the Forest near the mained , anbeaten when the tenth wicket fell road at Brierley on April 28th . It was at 158 , his innings of 68 not out including absolutely nothing but skin and bone , and eight 4's . After a spell of no success , both had the appearance of being starved . The Montgomery and Howells were given a rest , pony was between 20 and 30 years of age . but on heing tried again they dismissed five The pony was sold to the younger defendant men in five overs for six runs . This left for 6s . ed . , being bought by the previous Ross 159 runs to win , and with no less than owner for 5s .. a profit of 1s . 6d . being made 142 runs p for only six wickets down , leav- on the deal . - James Cunningham , a veterin- ing 17 uns to get to win , the game should ary surgeon , of Newnham , spoke to examin- certainly have been pulled out of the fire , ing the carcass of the pony which he found but the " tail " of the team refused to wag , to be extremely emaciated and poor .. It and the last three wickets fell for the addi- suffered from a tumour weighing 15 lbs . , tion of only three runs , and the game ended which extended as far as and destroyed the in a tie . Of the Ross innings , mention must left kidney . In his opinion the animal was be made of the careful cricket played by in such a condition when it was alive that it " Skipper ' Jeffery , and the fine hitting of was unable to find sufficient food to maintain Phil Bennett . These two batsmen put on 108 life when in the Forest . Cross - examined , the runs between them , and their efforts to witness said the presence of the tumour would secure a victory - although not well backed cause weakness and gradual death . He up by the other batsmen who followed thought the animal would have died in two them are worthy of high praise . Holmer or three nonths even if it had been turned tried five bowlers , but of these only Cripps Scores : - out on rich pasture . - Addressing the Magis- and Thorne met with success . trates on behalf of the defendant , Mr. Lionel Lane said was quite true the younger de- fendant bought the pony for 6s . 6d . The youth , with the natural instinct of the dealer inherited in him , bought the pony at the ridiculous figure mentioned . thinking he might sell it at a profit . As a monetary transaction the whole thing was laughable , but as a serious proposition it was a tragedy . -Both defendants went into the box and swore they were unaware the animal was suffering from a tumour . Before being turn- ed on to the Forest it was fed on rich pas- ture and appeared to be getting on well.- Other witnesses having been heard , the Magistrates , having deliberated in private , ordered the defendants to pay the costs , amounting to £ 2 19s . 10d . RUARDEAN . 600 THE HOUSING QUESTION . - The housing question was considered at a meeting of Ruardean ratepayers on Tuesday night , Mr. E. C. M. Bennett , Chairman of the Parish Council , presiding . Reference was made to what was being done elsewhere in the Forest ; at Cinderford , for example , a Public Utility Company had been formed . In the end a Committee was appointed to what could be done either by joining one of the other companies formed , or by the crea- tion of a company for their own district.- Mr. Ivo Baldwin , the assistant overseer , made a statement as to rating . He stated that the new county rate basis put them nearly £ 900 above the poor rate assessment . the Parish Council to put things right . He pointed out that rates were payable on de- mand , and if everyone paid promptly they could do without the considerable balance at the bank which now represented a sum of about 5d . in the £ . HOLY BAPTISM : Bundays 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Bird , Rector . The hymns , " Rock of Ages " and he detailed what had been done through Saturdays at 6 p.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : lat and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. BUNDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BARMON , TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . SUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN CHURCH . BUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BERMOR . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . Minister : Bev . W. A. PowICKB , M.A. Services : Sundays , 11 s.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 : Sunday 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 Bervice . WESLEYAN CHURCH . Bev . J. ANGUS , Buperintendent Minister . Services : Bunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 7.30 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. an 2.30 p.m. Sunday Bchool . Mondays , 7.30 p.m. , Bible Studies . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting . Thursday , 8 p.m. , Young People's Meeting . ST . CATHERINE'S C.E.M.S. - At a meet- HOLMER . Rev. F. H. Tuke , b Montgomery J. Foulds , b Day C. B. Levason , b Montgomery 49 H. Thorne , c Montgomery , b Howell O A. R. Skipp , not out H. Shinn , run out S. A. Herbert , b Montgomery 68 8 15 H. T. Oripps , c Ashton , b Montg'ery 6 T. Goodwin , b Montgomery H. West , run out BROCKHAMPTON . 8. Lilley , o Snell , b Lyndon 48 W. Dove , o and b Lyndon 2 J. Lilley , o Alexander , b Thornely 8 T. Williams , b Lyndon 2 H. Hone . b Townsend C. Clark , o Wilmot , b Lyndon F Davis b Townsend H Greening , b Townsend Howells , o Thomely , b Townsend F. Gibson , not out Finch , b Townsend Extras 61 WESTON V. GLOUCESTER TECHNICAL SCHOOLS . Played at Weston on Saturday last . Scores : - 0. Shaw , b Potts GLOUCESTER . 7 H. Wager , e Gammond , b Longford 1 T. Tymms , b Potts J. Shipman , b Keddle 22 E. Keys , not out 24 W. J. Murray , b Keddle . 12 E. Taylor , o Longford , b Oakley 7 R. Leach , b Potts .9 F. Burden Gammond , b Longford 14 A. J. Colwell , st . Price , b Gammond 2 Extras 16 121 R. Fletcher did not bat . WESTON . W. Longford , c Shaw , b Keys J. Potts , o Shipman , b Shay W. Strong , run out W. Oakley , b Shaw H. A. Baldwyn , b Shaw , O. J. Gammond , b Shaw W. Bevan , hw , b Keys O. Price , c Shaw , b Tymms H. Longford , c Tymms , b Shaw F. Keddle , hw , b Tymms J. Keddle , not out Extras 14 * 2098172729 4 47 ROSS AND DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE . GOODRICH AND BISHOPSWOOD V. RUARDEAN . SILKS . Fash SUMMER THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE PRESENT SEASON : - Broché Crêpes , Broché Silks , Silk Crepes , Crêpes Ondulé , etc. Crêpe Céléste , 42 ins . wide , 1s . 11td . yard . Crêpe Antoinette , 42 ins . wide , 2s . 6d . yard . Crepe Bulgar , 42 ins . wide , 38. 114d . yard . Striped and Check Taffetas Chiffon , Printed Coloured Shantungs , Fancy Silk Ninons , Printed Silk Crêpes , etc. Floral Japanese Silks , 24 ins . wide ls . 11d . vard . A ' LIGHT ALE For the Warm Weather is TENNENT'S LAGER BEER . RECOMMENDED . Played at Bishopswood on Saturday . The visitors were a little late in arriving , and the home team , winning the toss , went in to bat first . A. J. Mantle played a grand in- nings for 48 , and was unlucky to get out by hitting his own wicket . For the visitors A. Bishop made a good stand for 18 not out . The bowling of the home team was good , A. J. Mantle taking six wickets for 18 runs , H. Smith four for 24. Soores : - Rev. J. Hayer , c . West , b Howell E. Horler , b Howell 1 Extras 17 GOODRICH AND BISHOPSWOOD . R. Pashley , c Smith , b Malsom 16 158 A. J. Mantle , hit wicket 48 B. M. Kear , c Smith , b Weaver 1 BOBS . 11 H. W. Smith e and b Bishop ... 18 W. C. Banner , e Tuke , b Thorne 18 Dr. Applegate , b Linley 6 *** W. T. W. Jeffery , e and b Thorne 52 W. J. George , c Malsom , b Parker ... 9 P. J. Bennett , b Cripps H. B. Sturgess , o Weaver , b Nelmes 6 C. Montgomery , c Skipp , b Cripps 4 W. Cooper , not out P. O. Bennett . b Thorne 56 C. Ambrose , b Linley 1 6 R. G. Yates , c and b Cripps 110 A. Ashton , b Cripps H. L. P. Battersea , c Tuke , b Thorne H. T. Howell , b Cripps L. T. Day , not out Extras BOWLING ANALYSIS . - ROSS . O. Montgomery H. T. Howell H. L. P. Battersea L. T. Day Extras BUARDEAN . J. B. Parker , b Mantle F. Smith , c Kear , b Smith H. Weaver , b Mantle J. Nelmes , c Pashley , b Smith T. Malsom , b Mantle T. Reid . b Mantle 158 0. M. R. W. 15 2 49 5 A. Bishop , not out 12.4 2 85 W. Linley , b Mantle 7 34 A. Watkins , b Mantle G. Davis . c and b Smith 5 29 1 ROSS " A " V. LONGHOPE . 36004 A. Wilks , c . Mantle , b Smith Extras ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ORDEROBERTS The game between these elevens is gener- ally a very close one , and as a rule the scor- ing is somewhat heavy . But when meeting SPORTS AND PASTIMES . in a friendly fixture at the Park , on Satur- Striped English Silks 20 ins wide , ls . 6d . yard . Foulard Silks - Paris Novelties . A Variety of Fancy Silks for Trimmings and Facings . Soft Moirés and Shot Silks . New Colours in Double - width Taffetas Chiffon for present wear , Crêpes de Chine , etc. All the Newest Plain Silks and Satin Charmeuse for smart Gowns . Natural Shantung Silks , 34 ins . wide , from 1s . 6d . to 5s . 11d . a yard . BLACK The Law Tennis Association has arranged SILKS In Broché , Taffetas Chiffon , Satin Charmante , Satin Mousseline , Satin Grena- dine , Moiré Velours , Orêpes de Chine , etc. WHITE SILKS BRAMPTON ABBOTTS . FUNERAL . - The funeral of the late Mr. John Turner who died June 14th , at the Post Office , Brampton Abbotts , took place on the following Wednesday afternoon . The service was conducted by the Rev. R. H. and Thy will be done " were sung in church , Mrs. T. St. H. Evans presiding at the organ . Deceased was 60 years of age , and one of the oldest inhabitants of the parish , having lived there all his life . The chief mourners were : Miss Turner ( sister ) , Mrs. Hughes ( sister ) . Miss Hughes ( niece ) , ing of St. Catherine's Branch of the C.E.M.S. day , just the opposite occurred . The " A's " Mr. E. Turner ( cousin ) , Mrs. Preece ( cousin ) . when the Rev. S. R. Robertson ( President ) batted first , but in a very few minutes lost that , in the event of England defeating Bel- Others present were Messrs . F. B. Matthews , J. Brawn . F. Little , C. Kemp , J. Davis , J. presided , a letter was read from Mr. J. Dear- four of their best men for nine runs , Daunter gium in the Davis International Cup at Folke- Hughes , W. Phillips . E. Andrew , J. Phillips , man Birchall ( Chairman of the Gloucester and Constance bowling with great judgment . stone on July 7th , 8th , and 9th , the team will Diocesan Union ) with reference to Church W. Husbands , D. Powell , etc. , etc. Beauti- Finance and Church Organisation in the Fowler and Counsell stopped the " rot " for meet France at Wimbledon on July 11th , 18th , and 14th . Should England be again success- ful wreaths were sent from Bess and Edith , diocese and the parish , and asking for the a time , and with other appreciable efforts by ful , the British team will leave for America Lillie , Bess and Charlie ; Nell , Mac and Babs views of the Branch more particularly with Davies and Brown , a score of 49 was reached two days later to take part in the finals at New Edwin , Fan , and George ; Rev. R. H. and regard to the Free - Will Offering Scheme and before the innings closed , Fowler then being York on August 6th , 7th , and 8th , when either Miss Bird , Mrs. Ley and Miss Gee , Miss and also the proposal to pay the expenses of not out for a well played 22. With only 50 Australia or Canada will be met . Mrs Ritchie , Mrs. H. St. H. Evans and working - men representatives on the Diocesan runs to win , that was not considered a very family , Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sainsbury Conference . After a full discussion , the fol- difficult task for the strong batting side that Messrs . F. R. and G. J. Thomas . Mr. and lowing resolutions were passed : ( 1 ) " That Longhope had brought with them . But the Harry Vardon , one of the members of the Mrs. Allberry , Mr. Lewis , Mrs. and Miss this meeting approves the principle of the batsmen failed against the deliveries of famous " triumvirate " of golfers , won the Oakley , Mr. and Mrs. Heiron , Mr. and Mrs. Free - Will Offering Scheme , but so far as Counsell and Yorath . the former taking six open golf championship on the Prestwick links H. Fishpool , Mr. and Mrs. J. Fishpool , Mrs. this parish is concerned it is not proposed to wickets for ten runs , and the latter three on Friday for the sixth time , thus establishing Powell and David , all at Wyelands , Mr. and frame such a Scheme until the parish bound for 27 , Longhope being all sent back for a a record that is likely to stand for a long Mrs. Steadman , Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and aries have been agreed upon . " ( 2 ) " That meagre 39 , out of which Acton made 30. time . He was followed home by his great family , Mr. and Mrs. Davey , etc .. etc. On this meeting approves the principle of direct The defeat of Longhope came as a surprise rival J. H. Taylor , who has won the cham- Sunday , at the morning service , appropriate representation to the Diocesan Conference , to Ross after their own poor batting exhibi- pionship five times ; but the other member of hymns were sung , and the Rev. R. H. Bird and also that of payment of the expenses in- tion . The fielding on both sides was ex- the " triumvirate , " J. Braid , also a five times made kindly reference to deceased in his curred by working - men representatives in ceptionally smart . Scores : - winner , played disappointingly , and was some attending the meetings of such Conference , Mr J. L. C. Jenkins , the way behind . but we are of opinion that each parish should amateur champion , finished first of the pay the expenses of its own representative , amateurs . if necessary . " The Hon . Secretary was re- quested to notify Mr. Birchall accordingly . sermon . FLAXLEY . OFFENCE UNDER THE PUBLIO HEALTH ACT - At Littledean Police Court on Friday , Edith Hale , married woman , of Tibbs Cross , Flaxley , was summoned for an offence under the Public Health Act , viz . , Rev. J. B. Moon , Priest . Sundays - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11. hospital . Holydays Mass , 8 a.m. Weekdays , 8 a.m. RYEFORD . FAREWELL AND PRESENTATION.- for exposing a child when suffering from The Pastor of the Ryeford Baptist Church scarlet fever , and her husband , William Hale , the Rev. W. Leyshon , who in consequence of farmer , was summoned for obstructing an failing strength is retiring from the ministry , officer of the Local Authority in carrying CHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT . out a Magistrate's order to remove a child preached his farewell sermons on Sunday to suffering from scarlet fever to an isolation exceptionally good congregations . A farewell William Hale was also charged tea was provided on Tuesday , of which a with carrying on the business of cow keeper followed , presided over by Mr. Shambrook , goodly number partook . A public meeting of Gorsley . Suitable and excellent addresses were given by the Chairman , the Rev. J. Kettle ( Ross ) , Rev. J. Stanley ( Longhope ) , and Rev. S. Cox ( Gorsley ) , all of whom spoke in praise of the good work accomplished by Mr. Leyshon during his many years as a minister . A substantial cheque was presented the Pastor by Mr. A. W. Sparrow , one of the deacons , subscribed by the church and friends at Ryeford , Ross , Longhope , Gors- ley , and Mitcheldean . Mr. , W. Leyshon then sincerely thanked all who had contributed towards the testimonial , and said he prized it more than he could express , as he believed they gave it as a token of gratitude for his humble services in the past and with their best wishes for his remaining days on earth . Mr. Leyshon's future address is Grove Cot- tage , Gunn , Goodleigh S.0 . , North Devon . KING & SONS , Drapers , Milliners , Costumiers , Hosiers , Lacemen . FOR THE Bathing Season . LADIES ' SWIMMING COSTUMES GIRLS ' 33 " 1/11 to 8/11 each to 4/6 1/0 WATERPROOF OAPS , 6. , 8. , 1/0 1/11 each GENT.'S SWIMMING COSTUMES , 1/6 , 1/9 , BOYS ' & YOUTHS ' SWIMMING COSTUMES , 1 / - and 1/6 2d . and 3d . 33 BOYS ' SWIMMING DRAWERS WHITE BATHING TOWELS BED EXTRA LARGE BATH SHEETS www STRIPED BATHING TOWELS 7d . to 1/111 each 3/3 , 4/3 , 5/3 6. to 1/111 " BROWN LINEN TOWELS ... ... 1/6 to 2/11 " [ Post Orders receive prompt and personal attention . LONDON HOUSE , HEREFORD . Telegrams- " Drapery , " Hereford . Telephone - Hereford , No. 1316 . STOPPED HER HAIR FALLING . VICE TO ALL WHO WISH NICE HAIR . ROSS . G. Little , b Daunter H. Sherwood , run out W. J. Sprake , b Daunter A. H. Fowler , not out ** ** 22 6 R. E. Davies , c Jones , b Constance ... T. W. Lovelace , c Hill , b Daunter ... W. Brown , o Bateman , b Constance 6 N. F. Counsell , run out S. Price , b Daunter G. Wilce , b Daunter H. Yorath , b Constance Extras LONGHOPE .. Rev. F. Bateman . b Counsell F. Acton , e Sherwood , b Price G. Sterry , o Sherwood , b Yorath C. Jones , b Counsell R. Hill , b Counsell E. Constance , b Yorath A. J. Moon , b Counsell F. Wintle , b Yorath H. Daunter , c Fowler , b Counsell E. Bowkett , b Counsell F. Davis , not out Extras ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 10 000020000 TO OCTO 2 49 30 1 1 . 8 2 The four great professionals , Vardon , J. H. Taylor , Braid , and Duncan , visited Turn- berry on Saturday and took part in two in- ternational matches , Vardon and Taylor re- presenting England and Braid and Duncan Scotland . The English pair were beaten in a four - ball match in the morning by 4 holes up and 2 to play , and a foursome after luncheon was halved after a great struggle . Plain or Figured , of the Newest . Description . Bunning & Sowersby ( LIMITED ) 2 , The Market Place , Ross . DISTINGUISHED FOR TASTE , FOR QUALITY , FOR From Far and Near The Good News Comes . A few extracts from last week's mail : - From Manchester . I enclose cheque in settlement of your account , which I consider quite reasonable . Many thanks for your very prompt attention to my require . ments . shall have pleasure in recommending you to my friends . From a Local Motorist I am very pleased with the sweet running of my car which you recently overhauled , while the new colour has been very much admired . From India- Per dozen - pint bottles LO ST I b g 2/6 Per dozen pint bottles pe 3/9 J. BAR Agents for FOR VALUE . W. & A. GILBEY'S WINES & SPIRITS You will be interested to know that the little " Ford " is running satis- factorily . I have just returned from a 600 - mile trip , including 28 miles of hill on end , wet and greasy , and stiff gradient ..... The car has done 2,000 miles since landing , " no tyre trouble at all . From Chorlton - oum - Hardy- The oar you sold me is giving every satisfaction . I am more than pleased with her ; am much obliged for your kind advice . PASSEY & HALL MOTOR ENGINEERS and BODY BUILDERS , ( LIMITED ) , The Central Garage , ROSS . Don't Buy a Kodak ! Until you know how to use it . We give FREE INSTRUCTION to intending purchasers , who can see Developing by Tank or Dish Method , and Printing , & c . , any day in our Workrooms . Our experience as Professional Photographers is at your service . Films Developed and Printed We stook every requisite for the within 24 Hours . Amateur Photographer .. COLMAN DEBENHAM Gloucester - road ( opposite G.P.O. ) , Boat , and Christ Church ) for the Ladies ' Plate and two fours ( Brasenose and Mag- dalen ) for the Visitors ' and Wyfold Cups . There are twenty - one entries of crews and scullers from Cambridge . Five schools com- pete for the Ladies ' Plate , and the Thames Cup is again a very popular event . ROSS - ON - WYE Bombardier Wells , who meets Colin Bell for the heavy weight championship of the British Empire at Olympia on June 30th , states that he has set his mind on defeating three men before he puts the gloves aside . The ambition of his life is to challenge the winner of the Gunboat Smith - Carpentier con test , and afterwards , if successful , to take part in the contest for the heavy - weight cham- pionship of the world . " I was in anything Before a crowd of about 10,000 people the Polytechnic sports took place at Stamford Bridge in very hot weather on Saturday . The competitors included nearly all the present- The entries for the four - oar events are day crack English athletics , and the perform below the average . Only two English crews ances accomplished were correspondingly compete in the Stewards ' Cup , and the entry but my best form on the two occasions on brilliant . W. R. Applegarth , our champion list for the Visitors ' Cup is a very poor one . which I met Carpentier , " he stated , on Satur sprinter , twice ran 200 metres in 21 3-5sec . , The entries for the Wyfold Cup include a pro- day , and I was suffering from dysentery equalling the Olympic record held by A. vincial four from the Union Boat Club , of when I met Gunboat Smith in America . Hahn , made at St. Louis in 1904. Another Nottingham . The total of sixteen competitors day , however , I am better than ever I was in record in which Applegarth took part was for the Diamond Sculls has only once been my life . " made by the Polytechnic Harriers , who raced . exceeded , but there may be one or two with- against a Rest of England team of famous drawals before the draw is made on Saturday sprinters , and won the mile relay race ( com- afternoon . 89 posed of eight separate furlongs ) by 20 yards in 2min . 55 3-5sec . The promoting club were There was some exciting racing at the Royal CRICKET FIXTURES . ROSS FIRST ELEVEN . also successful in retaining the Lord Kinnaird Mersey Yacht Club's regatta at Holyhead on trophy for the aggregate points gained in a Saturday . The fixture was favoured with a June 27. - Lydney and Aylburton , home series of events , thels runners - up being the splendid sailing breeze from the southward , July 4. - Ledbury , home Surrey Athletic Club , who were a good second . and this gave the boats a broad reach , a close haul , and a beat to windward . This just July 8. - Cheltenham , away away PERRYSTONE V. BROOKHAMPTON . Saturday , and a game , in which there were These teams met in friendly combat on some strange happenings , ended in a victory The Marathon race for the Sporting Life suited Hispania and Bloodhound , which July 11. - Chepstow , home for Perrystone by nine runs . Perrystone trophy over the road between Windsor and scored popular victories . That of the first July 18. - Ludlow and South Shropshire , HOW A WELL - KNOWN ACTRESS were the first to bat , but there were only London was started from the Royal Park by tamed was in the match for the cup presented to the club by the King . This is the second July 25. - Stroud , home the King , in the presence of the Queen and three men who could cope with the bowling other members of the Royal Family . A very Boyal trophy won by Mr. J. R. Payne , July 28. - Old Herefordians , home of Lilley and Greening , for out of a total strong contingent of foreign long - distance Hispania's popular owner , the first being at MISS UNITY MOORE'S VALUABLE AD- of 70 runs , Wilmot was responsible for 25 , runners took part in the event , including the Royal Cork Regatta a few years ago , when " A " TEAM FIXTURES . It is not generally known that Miss Unity of the full score . Both Lilley and Greening French colours . One Lyndon , jun , 15 , and O. Jones 12 , or 52 out picked team from Sweden , and two splendid won with the 15 - metre Vanity . The King's runners from North Africa competing in cutter Britannia was again a winner in the June 27. - Brockhampton , away Moore , the vivacious young actress playing a of these , Djebelia , big handicap class , though only by the bare July 7 - Bradley Court School , home leading part in the Marriage Market " at captured their wickets at very small cost . wrested the lead from Studholme , of Small margin of half a second , from Wendur , her July 25. - Bradley Court School , away Daly's Theatre , London , recently had the On Brockhampton going to the wicket , it Heath , after going nearly twenty miles , and , only opponent . unpleasant experience of losing large looked a certainty for them , but they , like keeping in front , he reached Stamford quantity of her beautiful hair . Writing their opponents , failed against the bowling Bridge in 2hr , 46min . 50sec . , beating West from Daly's Theatre she tells us how , after which in this innings was entrusted to Lyn burg , of Sweden , for first place by nearly undergoing an operation , her hair lost its don , jun , and Townsend . Only one man ; lustre and began to fall out to an alarming Lilley , made anything like a stand , and his 19see . Another Swede , Grüner , ran third . extent . A friend advised her to try Lavona score of 3 out of a total of 61 was the Stodholme , the first Englishman to arrive , kick became law , and " striking " Hair Tonic , and this is what she says con- feature of the afternoon's play Townsend was fourth , Townsend ( England ) fifth , and cerning this preparation : " Since I have and Lyndon bowled exceptionally well for Moulond , the other French - African , sixth . used Lavona Hair Tonio I am glad to say Perrystone . Scores : that the falling out has completely stopped . I am simply delighted . My hair has now much more life in it , and the result of using Lavona Hair Tonic is . most satisfactory . Lavona Hair Tonic is in fact so wonderfully effective , that it is obtainable under a per- Bonally - signed guarantee of satisfaction or money back from Albert Porter , 13. High- street , Ross . Under this guarantee you do not pay one penny for the tonic unless it , satisfies you completely , and your decision is absolutely final ; therefore we strongly recommend all readers suffering from hair trouble of any kind to get a bottle and try it without delay PERBYSTONE COURT . R. Wilmot , b Lilley 25 P. Townsend , e Gibson , b Lilley R. Greenhill , e Lilley , b Greening 7 G. F. Lyndon , jun . , b Lilley 15 0. Jones . not out 19 J. O. Snell , b Greening M. Alexander , o and b Greening W. D. Thornely , b Hone G. F. J.yndon , sen . , run out F. Cole , c Dove , b Greening P. Bellamy , e Dove , b Greening Extras 70 time The results of the deliberations of the In- the The alteration to To- LEAGUE FIXTURES . Bishopswood T. to the list of malpractices that constitute foul play ; also that the referee's decision on The entries for Henley Royal Regatta , which points of fact shall be final so far as the re- will be held on Wednesday , July 1st , and the cided that an injured player shall be at once sult of the game is concerned . It was de- July three following days , closed on Friday . There removed outside the nearest goal or touch- tornational Board have been announced by June 27 - Goodrich and ten instead of six yards for an opponent's Perrystone distance from the ball in the case of any free July 4. - Cinderford v . Ross Ruardean v . Weston " was added July 11. - Perrystone v . Ross Ruardean v.Goodrich and Bishops- wood 18. - Perrystone v . Goodrich and Weston v . Cinderford Bishopswood is a very full list , although the total of 73 i line , and the game resumed , and that after four short of the record of 77 in 1909 and such suspension of play the ball shall be July 1913. In the Grand Challenge Cup event Thames Rowing Club have entered , and , in spite of rumours to the contrary , will put on orew for the chief event . With four Color nial and foreign crowe engaged the racing will be particularly interesting . The " tries from the oilbra colleges are dropped , not thrown down . the light - weight championship of the world at Willie Ritchie , who meets Fred Walsh for Olympia on July 7th , will probably do his work for the contest at the same training quarters as Wells occupying at Brighton , Ritchie has expressed himself as delighted the smallest for many years , being limited to with his probable training camp , two eights ( University , the head of the river 25. - Cinderford v . Perrystone Ruardean v . Cinderford Ross v . Weston Weston v . 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