The farmers and milk vendors of Brighouse have lost no time in challenging tba recent report of the sanitary inspector. They have asked the Sanitary Committee by whose authority the report was coninumicaleil to the press, and that the inspector should answer certain questions of

THE PALACE RINK. BRI( fl IOUSE The re-opening of the Brighouse Skating Rink tinder new and unto-date manage, ment seems to have given a decided fillip to what was thought to he a dying pastime in ' this district. During the holidays (except Christmas Day. when the place was. of M

Fels-Naptha simply because it make§ clothes whiter and a better colour than any other soap. Others use Fels-Naptha because it saves so mirth work and bother. Others use it because it make ! the clothes last so much longer. , 7.'a-Nartha 3j Wilson street Loudon EC RANK: COMPLAINT

Ta connection with Mr. Clarks-Thornhill'a gift of land in Dramstone-street the Parka Committee has reoonunended the Corporation to pay "atreatege charges, surveyor's and solicitor's costs," amounting to £ll3 16s. It is proposed to submit the new water tank at Here Edge, which is

Wood's Livery Stables. WAITING ROOM AND GALL OFFICE HAS BEEN OPENED AT A BRIGGATB. BRIGHOUSE. Here ms y be ordered THE BEST TIIENALT for all Driving Furposea at the Cheapeet Rotes. WEDDING EQUIPAGES WAGGONETTEL LANDAUS, VICTORIAS, Am. FUNERALS completely arranged s and Kipplied

• I ./ A Fos bidden Privon The numabid.st," lid T . diliam or *tit *as gatne tslittppiit 2C was just before Christmas, a little more that a month after' he evoke to .me. that We!' heard thnt Gordon had struck the minus!, and knocked him down." a very good knock-down too, perhaps

fk 4 s forma loop about two-third:. the length of the pencil, sod drop a little melted on the knot. The pencil wilt now be as in Fig. 5. We will suppose that you desire to attach it to the lowermost buttonhole of your west, this being the easiest to deal with, though al a Batter

first half was keenLv fought, and at the interval Trinity led by 4-3. Twenty minutes of the emend half elapsed.before Regan equalised. A few minutes later Broadlev again put Trinity ahead, but 1:. Barraolough soon made the scores level. A goal by T. Wood, for Thornhill Briggs, a