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requirements immediately. DINNER SUITS DRESS WAISTCOATS EVENING TROUSERS SOFT DRESS SHIRTS STARCHED DRESS SHIRTS and all the etceteras. EVENING SOCKS, TIES, COLLARS. GLOVES, STUDS, LxNKS, etc. GENTLEMEN'S FULL EVENING DRESS SUITS BOYS' BEST SUITS „ ETON „ PARTY „ BLACK COATS & V

THE LOAD OF DEBT. DETAILS OF GOVERNMENT GRANT SCHEME. Throughout the country the maintenance voluntary hospitals has for some time past I been a matter of grave concern for those who bear the responsibility associated with the management of these beneficent institutions. In Bris

THE LITTLE OWL. When night is olosing on the country round about the Duchess' Pond, near Stapleton, one may suddenly hear from some old elm or oak a clear call something like the syllaoles. "W he-00, whe-oo," repeated several times. ProbaJbly'an answer wid oome from neigh, bouri

Firmness predominates. , *■ Bank Hate chained November 3, 5 per cent, LONDON. Friday Evening. day being last full working day the money market, there was again considerable pressure in the loan market, and another large sum was borrowed from the Bank England for week and longer

CITY DOCKS—ARRIVED. Yesterday.—Morning HIGHLAND COAST, 453. Aberdeen, via Plymouth, general. EBB A, Valencia, fruit. Ye;terlay.—Evening Tide— LANCASHIRE COAST. 437, Live'pool, general- HILDA, Hambu-.T. via Plymouth, general. SAILED. Yesterday.—Morning Tide— SOPHIE, 534. Cardiff,

THE ROYAL WEDDING AND ELECTION HINTS. LONDON TALK OF POSSIBLE POSTPONEMENT. If a General Election in February (write* " Londoner" in " Evening .Standard may have the effect of postponing the marriage of Princess Mary until tlio early summer. The matter has already received offic

TRAIN RUNS IRTO WAOOOO. - At three miles oA of DonCasfter, last | night. a train ran into a waggon which had been blown out of siding on to the line,* The collision was felt throughout the train.; but none the peewngers wee injured. A serious interruption followed, hot the line w