Moore's Tullow Fansy beat Mr E Breitrian's Black Wing; Mr W Stapleton's Tuohy Rambler beat Mr J Purcell's Hillside Kate; Mr I' Flannery's Mountain Boy heat Mr T Ryan's The Pedlar; Mr Kennedy's Very Doubtful, and Mr I' Ryan's Home Rule wen , dress ii against •ii other. Both dogs

NUTIC E TO PUMP CONTRACTORS. yr E Tußanton Rural District Council will. -at their Meeting to be held on Teesslays 2nd December, 1913, proceed to con' c Tenders for the Erecti of a Now l'turap Stick to replaco tho old one at Kuockballyboy Ph ilipstowu. Mao to corer the Well with

town. It RSA .1: coz , ful ht. The fund ilicught :tint o.ss resp.,l for the proif et seeras lout t.eeu largely shared by the local public, as the house was crowded. The audience was a very appreciathe one. There was • splendid array of the local talent, for which itoicrea is ren

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I order. 1919, and the Labearrre' (Ireland) Act*, 1883 to 1911, and the AS ineorporete.l therewith. NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph Mooney, Ep, of Cobra Lodge, Cobra, Dub lin, the Arbitrator appointed 'by the Local Government Board for Ireland between the District Council of

tHE EVENING CLASHES in English, Arithmetic, Algebra, Euclid, Wienmentor) Physics, Chemistry, sad Woodwork, will bo resumed On WEDNESDAY, est OCTOBER, 1913. Thee° Classes are free, and it is therefore hoped that Apprentices in Business Howes and the young lien and Boys of the Par

The Canon campaign is new in full swing. There arc "wan" and rumours of "wan." The "Provisional" Government has been formed as a counterblast to Home Rule. Carson is the Leader. name appear on the different committees. The cream of the whole thing, however, is the Indemnity Fend

ALWAYS READY AT A MINUTES NOTICE GRUAGAIN'S 23 MAIN STREET, BIRR. Tea and Dining Rooms, Comfortably Heated BOOKSELLER,' STATIONER, • SIXPENNY NOVELS, FAMOUS BOOKS, AT REDUCED PRICES. IRISH COCOA, COFFEE, SAUCES, SOAP, STARCH, BOOT-PASTE (Black and Brown), IRISH NOTEPAPER, etc.,

N O T I C E. THFI Horst , . Cattle, and Sheep Fair will held on WItHNESDAV. 19th MARCH, owing to Friday falling on the third Pride ul Marrb thin year. Pig Fair will he he Id an on THURSDAY, 29th MAR H. 1911 Order,— TULLAMORE U. D. CO. —IIOEY and DENNING, Clerk and I Aw Advisers.