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The result of the Christmas haul of excessive drinkers by the local police force, reinforced for the occasion by a number of zealous special constables, was, happily, almost insignificant. Saturday was practically Christnras Eye. on Sunday the houses were open as usual, and on M

Mr. Proud, the manager of the Savingsßank, wishee us to remind our•rea,ders that the best New Year resolution that can be formed is to save. , All the money that can be collected will be required in the near future: and we cannot do he than second Mr. Proud's admonition. Stockto

Yesterday in the Borough Police Court a youth, bearing the sonorous title of Percy Baden Powell Smith, was charged with having on the 31st October feloniously broken into the lockup shop of Messrs. Marks and Spencer (The Penny Bazaar), 39, Bridge-street, and stolen a purse conta

Farmers' gift sale committees have forwarded to the Agricultural Relief of Allies Fund during the first three weeks of December a sum of £B,lOO. The largest cheque was one for ..i.1,363 from the county of Lincoln. while Berkshire sent £2,400, and other considerable amounts were

Fletcher, Russell & Co., Ltd 6lO 0 Ernest F. Russ, Boston, U.S.A. Beamont Girls' School 2 10 0 Pearson & Knowles Coal 41: Iron Co , Ltd. (55th) Mrs. A. H. Lee Vere B. Davies (December con.) 1 0 0 Bridge-street Box, 5/4; Market Bate v Box, I/5 £3,105 9 11 Week's contributions to

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Nephew Tom Siddle, 70, Battersby-lane.—"l would very much like a school tale, something similar to 'His First Term,' by Finnemore; or 'Tom Brown's School Days.' This interests schoolboys better than anything in my opinion. Historical events are very suitable for boys when they a