AND AUCTION ROOMS, 31 SOUTH TAY STREET, Telephone ■p T7'\TT~vT« , V Noe. DUJNDiliii). 1307 (Sorti jEquns Utrique). DAY, AT TWO O'CLOCK. AFTER-L NOON, WITHIN THE HOUSE, PLEABANCE PLACE, BIRKHILL. SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OP THE WHOLE EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BE LONGING MJt J

WORK TO BE RESUMED BY JANUARY 19. The following statement has been sS from the conference in connection with moulders' strike: tl g The dispute at West Bromwich a^! t , been disposed of, it is jointly agreed recommended (1) The Engineering and the Nati° Employers' Federations ag

His Majesty's Postmaster-General, haying obtained the consent that the booy hating the control of the Public Road described below, intends to place a Telegraphic Line over and along the said Public Road, and for that purpose to erect and maintain posts in and upon the same under

Batley's Brilliant Golf. Some extraordinary play was witnessed yesterday at Sonning Links, where the Southern Section of the Professional Golfers' Association carried through the first part of their quaJifying competition for 26 places in the match play stages of the £590 tourna

Logie (Fife) parish assessments for the current year are: —Owners (poor and education), Is 6.235 d; occupiers, 2s 11.556 d; as compared with s|d owners and 8d on occupiers. The total demand for education rate was £535. The parish assessments for Kilmany have been fixed as follow

BRITISH BID FOR CINEMA FILM T RADE . British filmsi Ni, Cu ato in the hissVCj Thi s fi lav e been sold normal!?' what been w Section of film i. d i° 10 world. The 'jf^lu,-r two-reel r U Ce 26 five-reel ) everv fi l m playa and Panv ' and the outb r Period of five n, i°Ji nit B .°

Mr John Nairn, Kirkcaldy, orsrani«.;»,„ secretary of the Scottish Textile Union, met in conference yesterday the employers of the workers at the tlireo linen factories at Cupar. The workers out for 44-hours week and 20 per cent increase. The employers agreed a 47 hours week, whi

M'LEAN AND HUTTON CENSURED. The Greenock Riot. The Referee Committee of the Scottish Football Association met in Glasgow yesterday afternoon, and dealt with several cases of rough play. "Patsy Gallagher, it may recalled, was ordered off the field after the incident with M'Lean d

Glorious weather favoured the opening day of the Ayr meeting, where there was some excellent racing and fairly good fields. There was a poor turnout for the Scottish Derby, there being only four runners, and here had an unexpected result, the hot pot, Good Night, who seemed to h