A YEAR S WORK. At the mooting of the Oxfordshire Appeal Tri* burial on Tuesday at Oxford, the Chairman (Mr, Francis Fitz Gerald) made the following interesting statement of work accomplished during the twelve months ending March 17th : No of appeals and applications lodged, 1,38

It was agreed not to have any exchange of pulpit this year, but to have a collection Union Sunday, the second Sunday in May, which the objects the union should definitely stated. The Rev. J. Craio Kelly read the annual report, which stated that there had been a net loss of nine

Algerine Busby, horse dealer, of Bicester, was summoned for stilling horse at Banbury, contrary to the order affecting the sale horses under the Defence of the Realm Regulations September 27th. Defendant did not appear. P.C. Heritage said that 2.45 p.ra. on the 27th ult. ho saw

BRACKLEY. PjCottagb Hospital. —The secretary of Brackley Cottage Hospital acknowledges with thanks the following gifts for September; —Vegetables, Mrs. Stratton; vegetables and Hewers, Mrs. Staco : pears. Miss Pearson ; eggs and pears. Miss Allen : rabbits. Mrs. W. H. Allen ; Da

Friday afternoon. There were present the Mayor (Mr. \V. J. Harding). Mr. W. J. Bloxham, Mr. T. O. Hankinson, Mr. J. Ferry, Mr. W. E. Wood, Mr. T. BarrettT the Clerk (Mr. A. Stockton), and the military representative (Lieut. McFarlano). Arthur James Winoott, aged .'lB, married, o

In consequence of land being required for Government Aerodrome purpose*. UPPER HEY FORD, Q.W.R., 10 mile* from Banbury, 6 mile* from Bicester. Important Sale of Surplus Stock, viz. GRAND DOWN SHEEP A LAMBS. HEAD CATTLE. 9 POWERFUL AND ACTIVE CART HORSES and MARES, Collection of

AT A MEETING of the above Committee it was decided that the Maximum Price of MILK retailed in the Parishes of Famborough. Wannington, Shotteswell. Ratley, Radway, and Avon be sd. per quart until further notice. On behalf of the Committee. C. O. CLEAVER, Executive Officer. Local

INSECTICIDE WASH for Fruit Trees. THIS INSECTICIDE is strongly recommended Fruit Growers. Fruit Trees washed with the Wash in the Spring and in the Autumn will keep healthy and free from Mildew, Red Spider, Grubs and Maggots of all kinds. Those who do not understand Fruit Trees

FOR OUR GALLANT DEAD. OCTOBER 21bi— Subject ; Birthright Recovered.” OCTOBER 28th—Subject "An Inheritance for All.” NOVEMBER 4th-Subject: "The Glory of the Inheritance •SERVICES COMMENCE AT O’CLOCK. There will Hearty and a cordial INVITATION IS GIVEN TO ALL.

Messrs. MILLER A ABBOTTB. October 13- —Farming Stock, Little Bourton. October 15-—Furniture, Boddington Rectory. October 16—Stock, By field. October 17—Farming Stock. Hook Norton, October 18—Colts. Banbury. October Avon October 23—Panning Stbclc, Little Tew. October 25—Shorthorn