J. J. ALLEN'S BEDROOM SUITES, Own Manufacture, £4 17s to £7O. J. J. ALLEN'S DINING ROOM SUITES, Own Manufacture, £9 10s to £55. J. J. ALLEN'S DRAWING ROOM SUITES, Own Manufacture, £lO 10s to £65. BEDDING, OWN MAII7FACTURE. GRAND SHOW OF NEW WINTER CURTAINS, SPLENDID SELECTION. J

The Bournemouth Gymnasium has commenced again the winter session. As a matter of hard fact the work never really ceased, for Mr. R. Minter the active and popular director has had classes and private pupils on his hands all summer, and, with the brief exception of a week or two i

Queen's Gate looked a little askance at Mr. Ponsonby Walker, though he occupied one of the biggest houses there, and disoensed hospitality. But, though his wife wore diamonds and he kept up a considerable establishment, there was a vague feeling of distrust regarding his alleged

A beautiful cross of stone, twelve feet high, stands in a square which was once the Market place of Holy Island. The cross, which was re-built by H. C. Selby in 1820 according to the designs ef Mr. John Dobson, of Newcastle, stands on the pedestal of St. Cuthbert's Cross, erecte

- - Captain William Henry Simmonds, land agent at Birkdale for Mr. Charles J. Weild Blundell, and one of the guardians of the poor for that township. charged at the Southport Police Court on Monday, with having embezzled £698, the property of Mr. Weild Blundell. of Ince Blundell

left for Woolwich on the following morning. The strength of the battery was four officers, 102 men, and 82 letses. BRESENTATION.—Miss Scudding, of the Blandford brunch of the Y.W.C.A., has been the recipient of a pleasing presentation at the bands of the membersi. The present to

That which is attained without difficulty will depart with equal facility. If you possess a feeling of attachment for me, you must bestow your affection upon my canine animal. Binding assurances, like the outer envelopment of a pasty, are only fabricated for the purpose of being

AA enterprising North country hotelkeeper office an inducement to invalid visitors, original if sootswhat lugubrious. His advertisement,after summing up the various attractions, ends thus: "Ample bed acoommodation. Posting in all its branches. Hearse kept." He will at least see

" BOURNEMOUTH LAURELS." To the Editor.. —My fnend 9 happy notice at the widely. circulated and interesting Penny Illustrated Paper of to-day, adds another just encomium to your beautiful Bournemouth, which I have for so long knotan. The subject of this communication is not to det

prospectus on application. Lessons m Music to private pupils on reasonable terms.