Dave Fleming, of Portsmouth C.C., who lopped the bill at Herne Hill last week behind the small motors, will have to look to his laurels as a tandem paced rider because Charlie Blandford of Portsmouth ME. C.C. will be tackling him in a special challenge match over ten miles behin

DISTANCE RUNNER lANCE-CORPORAL WILLIAM B. LEMON, 22-year-oW J National Serviceman the 16th Railway Training Regiment, Longmoor, stands good chance of representing the Army as a three miler this year. This season has already been full of success for him and he is confident for ne

VISITORS to Southsea. If you are looking tor excellent, accom. at moderate terms, lovely rooms and good food, Kindly write or call Sandringham Hotel. Osborne Road, and you will not he disappointed Phone 4G46U X REDSKIN CARAVAN CO.. LTD. supply all makes of Caravans Come us for y

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One of the objects of the Agriculture Act. supported all Parties, was to give the greatest possible measure ol security to the good farmer. In recent years has seemed that it has also provided a sale billet for all, irrespective of merit. To such an extent is this so that a land

who entertained about •J5O patients and nurses yesterday. They were supported by other members of the Happy Go Lucky company appearing at Portsmouth Theatre Royal. Since Christmas there have been few shows staged at Ha-slar, but Instr.-Lieut. C. G. Clarke. Entertainments Officer

A WIFE’S marriage was happy until her hushaiiJ joined the Home Guard during the war and became swollen headed,” said Mr. Commissioner Crazebrook in the Divorce Court yesterday. granted a decree nisi to Mrs Daisy Triggs, of Becton Road. Midhurst, on the ground that she had been d