At a recent meeting Vale Tennis Club It w gates to meet at Boorg Monday night with>le\ on asBOclatlos^j^TÌ.bbÌt ^ ted. It was decided tt flth Tennis Assoclatlo: and Mr. F. Holt, of Pi w-ere appointed preside after much discussion, t meetingofthe delegates
A "w'orking bee’ w Thursday last to er
The new addotlon will A cricket club has I Pine Vale, the site hav tod by Mr. D. Cummini thi pitch. The club has d a dance IdaAdu
It Is not generally k Fred Holt has theGove tui-al experimental ploi
1 Lj varieties sown aro ns
Warafah was sown I'c •with 60lb. of seed iu < after germination then difference betw'eenthe 'manured,, but little difi the differelH quafffìtii crop. During the re.c however, the immanui
The rest of the plots (inlb, of seeil and 601 each variety intwo-aci Duchess, Longeruoni Rlvedna, Exquisite a and at presenthiay bo lion as given, with V The progressof eacl prove of great Interest communi^of the d^t 'crops have been sown !laiul under favorable suits may prove a re
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portei-s of«t-he iMniWi the i.-^sues on whic sliould he fought. Th ged tlieir support, but favored a long,campa tion late iu Novombe 25tli October, as decii
After the meeting I the i.ssues would be c vocal. The Governnn ^ma.ndate upon its eco [the ratilicalionof the rial pledges, Parlif 'di.s.solved next week woul dbe i.ssueri with )policy si^Acli withim 'Bavin .s.'iid in rlew 6 take thej’etiuendu^ cil. It was felt by tl was umle.sirabie that
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,n8 held tvas peril attoii-
adover• ^’‘O’^day night, the better pefformance'^ eymour) is instructress,
lobb 2. hiige extent, their nervousness, Irlven): so, there was room for still '
iMl'T^ of tbe play, which is centred around Egyptian ballet. Snake Dance, which
^ I' .lealousy—which part was ably per-| The story at last draws to an end, , cueing secure the loveofReginald Flattery,f'»Kuged.
:ade 2. |(Theo. Murphy) and makes an ally of, Miss D, Cutler ami Mr. F. Miller
)n the Vesta Seyi try sec-vbest
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