F. Rayns M. (Cantab), N. N.D.D. Mr. J. C. Mann, M,.v. (Cantab). Diss Church School Mr. T. D. Bell, Commercial Arithmetic. Mathematics and English. Tuesday Mr. R. G. Cubitt Diss Church School 7. First Aid (for Men) Wednes. A. LI. Vaughan, Diss Church Esq.. M.R.C.S. School 8. Busi

Messrs. Thos. Wm. Gaze and Son, instructed by the exors of the late Mrs. Francis Taylor, conducted sale household furniture and other effects from the Manor House, in the Corn Hall, last week. There was a large company of buyers present and keen bidding for most lots. Some of th

and played with keeness. , The following has been selected to visit in a league match tomorrow :—Bland ; Pryke, R. Roper; Long, Aldhouse, Lay; Bearcroft, Garner, Edwards, Buckenham, Martin. Bus leaves the Horseshoes at 2; supporters welcomed, fare 1/6.

NORTON RESERVES v. JAY S GREEN (HARLESTON) Played at Norton Saturday. Jay’s Green lined up follows: \V. Flatt; T. Catchpole, W. Lombe; R. Johnson, T. Calvcr K. Staff; A. Coleman. J. Lawrence, C. Jolly, R. Symonds and N. Coleman The opening exchanges were fairly even and both end

Played at Shipdham Saturday. Banham were without four of their regular forwards and consequently fielded weak team. The exchanges were keen during the opening stages and the visitors held their ow n for a while. Both attacks were seen in effect but the home side showed superiori

Large congregations attended the harvest festival services, held at Palgrave Parish Church on Sunday, when the services were conducted by the Rector, the Rev. J. F. S. Gardiner, and the preacher being the Rev. G. A. M. Griffiths, Vicar of Christ Church, Burton on Trent. Mr. L. C

At Long Stratton Police Court on Tuesday. Thomas Smith, an unemployed labourer of Pulham Market, was Summoned for using obscene language at Long Stratton, on August 30th. P.-s. Syraonds stated that he was near the Queen’s Head at 10.15 p.m. and heard defendant using disgusting l

During the week-end Diss had a visit -from that well-known elocutionist, Mr. Fred Duxbury of London. Mr. Duxbury has now a national reputation, and his fine voice over which he has perfect control, was much appreciated his large audience. a preacher he strikes a firm Evangelical

A specially convened meeting of the trustees of King George's Hall. Harleston, was held at the hall Saturday, Canon T. J. Perowne (Starston) presiding, when applications were received for the post of secretary and treasurer. Mr. Walter Allured (Harleston) was appointed to the va