A capital show of produce and flowers was held on Saturday in the grounds of Mancetter Lodge, Mancetter, the residence of Heming. The judges in the horticultural department were Messrs. Davis (Ansley Hall), Pincher (Caldicote), and Summers (Merevale), and Miss Humphries (Mancett

CURIOUS SITUATION AT DUDLEY. A sensation was caused at Dudley on Monday night through the closing of the Dudley Opera House, on the doors of which appeared the following notice: " The Joint Protection Committee of the Entertainments Industry, which represents both theatrical man

V plants required. cuttin h i o:ld : I gs inserted in small pots of sandy U propagating ease or frame In the greenhouse. and from the elm until they are routed.

and Sons, Ltd., Corn Merchants, Castle Bromwich and Croft Corn Stores, Erdington. P 364 FOR Sale. TWO FOWL PENS, sft. x 9ft. by sft. x M.—Mrs. Payne, The Alders, Jack-o'-Watton. STATION STORES, WAVER ORTON, having had (a 5 fitted through their Premises, have a large number of Ha

"THE BEDFORD STORES." also stands for all that is best in Grocery, Provisions, Wines, Tobaccos, Ironmongery, China, Stationery, Fancy Goods, .Books, Toys, Drugs, and Toilet Articles. " 9 99 Therefore 66 Lb,

The fruit plot at Castle Farm, run by the County Council as an experimental fruit plot for the benefit of the general public, will be ope n for inspection on Friday evenings for the next five weeks, when anyone interested in fruit (particularly apple) culture should take the opp

salt Cay is one of the Bahamas, and is a little strip three mikes long and about only three-quarters wide, and is the scene on which a salt industry has prospered for many Years. The island is shaped like a shallow bowl. Huge force sea water into the interior, where the sun evap

It was decided by Tamworth Board of Guardians on Saturday to hold. sports for the inmates of the institution. Mr. F. Botterill, chairman of the House Committee, stated that in the opinion of the inspectors all those little diversions were exceedingly necessary for the inmates,.

araid ee 6voi"'llw A NOVEL POINT. Should a motor-tractor, when on the highway, be furnished with two independent brakes in good working order? This was the question, said to be the first of its kind in the county, which was brought before the Worcester County Magistrates at Worce