charm of the New Styles for letl. The latest &Mee of Fashion is well expvessed in the pretty Blues, lintels end Yelknrs punned among the masy colour schemes. THERM is a begs and varied Mock ilOllll which to select sour nerds—:every sins and becoming Style is represented —and the

No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. bs per bottle. 7s. per bottle. Bs. rer bottle Above are 25 % less than normal

Canon Sorby and the Miners. Sir,—Canon Sorby, in his letter of the 27th, first. attempts to justify his refusal to help the suffering women and children in his district, by joining the Distress Committee or by subscribing to its funds, and then goes on to deny that any distress

Board of Trade Suggestions for Maintaining Output. Tho Central News is officially informed that while no order has been made for the ccnnpulsory closing of small bakeries, the Food Department, of the Board of Trade is pointing out to divisional officers throughout the country th

As far as could be ascertained, the following ra t e , were being paid or quoted yesterday at Lloyd's. The list is not official. Vessel. Voyage and Casualty. Guineas Impoco. John (N. 8.), ashore Blork1F; P ock - **** •••••••• 50 City of Colombo .St. John (), N.B. Mar. 20 ' for N

- - ------- - A good crowd assembled on the Staveley Sports ground last night to witness the "Court' Shield final between Staveley Old Boys and Holbrook Recreation. The first half was finely contested. Wright headed through for Staveley but the point was disallowed. After th►e i

Clie,tm-tield have signed on two young players, named H. Buckley and B. Clarke, who have played for Sutton St. Michael's in the Skegby and District League. Buckley is a left full-back, about 20 years of age. He is sft, Bin. in height, and weighs list. 61b. Clarke, who is only IS