PETERHEAD.—Fair - supplies of white fish. Large haddocks, 28s; medium. 245; large whitings, 8s; small. to rodlinsrs, 15s; flounders, 30s per box; lemon soles, Is each. ARBROATH.—Eight boats at line fishing landed light supplies; demand fair. Large haddocks, 20s to 255; medium, 2

ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Aug. 18—Western Wharf —Cheshire Coast (467), Gill, Bristol via Aberdeen, goods. 19—King George Wharf—Glen (410), Reid, Christiansand, goods. Eastern Wharf—Eston (806), Harris, London, jute (cargo ex s.s. Nagpote). DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Aug. 17—Louga, Southa

OPENING CEREMONY BY MRS F. NORIE-MILLER. Glencarse and District Horticultural Association staged their 11th annual flower show in the West Carse Hall on Saturda>. The display was up to the standard past years, entries being slightly tower the cut flower section, but the vegetabl

CANON RANKIN OPENS MISSIONARY EFFORT. The congregation of the Church of St Mary and Peter, Montrose, held a sale Saturday in the rectory garden, under the auspices of the Church Women's Missionary Association. _ Canon H. M. Rankin, the rector, in declaring the sale open, said it

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L. Ross, Kincardineon-Forth, has been appointd an honorary sheriff substitute of Fife and Kinross, and took the declaration on oath before Sheriff Umpherston at Dunfermline on Saturday. Major Ross a member of Fife County Council.

The accounts given to-day of Germany going to the poll in the great Hitler plebiscite make strange reading in every other country. During the war we had a crop of tooks on the working of what is called the " herd instinct " as manifested by various peoples involved in it. As far

ON ROCKY BOTTOM depth charge EXPLODED A live bomb which was accidentally dropped in the River Tay by a flying boat was located yesterday. A. charge was fixed to it and detonated, but it will not be established until today what the effect of the explosion on the bomb was. CHARGE