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St. Mar3.'s Rovers .. Pear Tree Green .. Southampton Rovers Cowes White Star .. Alinall East Cowes Victorian Itommey L.& S.W.R.

in the CENTRE OF THE GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES AND TOURISTS. Every attention paid to the comfort and convenience of visitors. The Hotel, which is within easy rail or drive of Bourw.mouth, has. LARGE ASSEMBLY ROOl, known as the Victoria Hall, attached to it.

GENERAL IRONMONGERY ESTABLISHMENT, BIRMINGHAM HOUSE AND SEAMOOR HALL SHOW ROOMS, WESTBOURNE. FINEST ILLUMINATING OILS. REPAIRS DEPARTMENT A SPECIALITY. THE COLONIAL MEAT STORES, 140, COMMERCIAL OAD. AND 18, LANSDOWNE ROAD, BOURNEMOUTH. fi REQUENT DELIVERIES. PRICES ON APPLICATIO

WEDNESDAL—Before Messrs. G. Curtis (in the chair) and R. Aldridge. " SHE NEVER ASKED FOR IT."—Shadrack Russell Stevens, of Lagland Street, was summoned for assaulting his wife Sarah, on October 18th. He pleaded not guilty.—From the evidence of complainant it appears that on Monda

MRS. BRINE'S REGISTRY OFFICE, 14 Salisbury Street, Blandford, Established 20 ears. Wanted: Cooks, Parlourmaids, House-Par. ottrmaids. and General Servants. Entrance fee, Is.

A meeting of the Council was held in the Town Hall on Thursday morning. The Mayor (Councillor Tucker) presided, and there were present :—Aldermen Newlyn and King. Councillors W E Burt, C and E Aldridge, E Davis, G Marshall, G Smooker, J Preston, and Pope. THE CASTLE STREET SEWER

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bus]] AYOUNG LADY REQUIRES Situation in - house as CLERK or CASHIER, or any other light occupation; good references.—Addreas, 8.W., Guardian Office, Bournemouth. - DAILY TEACHING REQUIRED by Lady; twelve years' experience; let Class Cambridge; boys prepared for public schools.—"