Lord Provost Black returned the hospitality of Dundee's only centenarian yesterday when Mrs Robina Potter visited the City Chambers and had tea with him. Accompanied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs Bruce Potter, she made her first journey to the City Centre in four years in the comf

A rates rise of 2s 2d in the £1 was recommended yesterday by Glasgow Finance Committee. The new rates will be 19s sd. This is made up of 7s 9d paid by owners and lis 8d by occupiers. In addition, there is the domestic water rate of sid, payable by occupiers.

Ripoingilles.—lo p.c. (same). & Hornsby —Div. on Ord. 11 p.c. net (same). Scottish 8.-ewerS.—Profit £116.032 and £83,405 brought in. Final on Ord. 6 p.c., making 11 p.c. (same) and £83.674 forward. William Denby & Sons.—Final 58'/, p.c., of which 16=5, p.c. is for previous year,

Atholl and Breadalbane Agricultural Society show at Victoria Park, Aberfeldy, on Saturday will have a new look. This show, set in the heart of the hills, has always been noted for its display of sheep, and it will be strange not to see them this year. Foot-and-mouth outbreaks al

Mr James Young, who has been student farmer at West Mains of Keithock, Brechin, for the past three years, was guest of honour at a farewell social in Gellatly's Tearooms, Brechih, given by Brechin J.A.C. Mr Young, whose home is at Castle Douglas, is going to Dunedin, New Zealand

now to be seen in McEwen'a Model Gown Salon. tllcEtitem ST JOHN STREET <&»*ms!.,qoM He's a healthy lad with little to fear from some germs in unseen places. His home is clean pin, and Domestos the brushless lavatory daily use. Domestos keeps the glaze spotless, even round the hi

at 15, 16 and 17 Gns. TAILORS. Phone 4727. 43 REFORM STREET, DUNDEE.

good cond. for boy (7) and girl (5); state price. Box 2512 Courier, Cupar. DRESS FOR SALE. GENTLEMAN'S Hunting Stewart kilt (38 in. waist), jacket and vest (41 in. chest), stockings. Balmoral, sporran, garters; £23. Box P3846. GENT'S morning coat and Test, chest 38 in., dark gre

BY ABERTAY. A bumper crowd will be at Beechwoodl Park tonight to see old rivals Harp and Violet in opposition. Both sides have won their opening games. Violet are forced to make one change in the team that overwhelmed Osborne, bant i s injured. Full-back Clark comes McKendrick s

Power supplying the tram route between Farington Street and Ninewells tram terminus, Dundee, yesterday was cut in a road accident. A large motor van belonging to the Regent Tyre & Rubber Co., Glasgow, skidded and damaged a lamp-post and tramway standard carrying the overhead wir