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GOLF. —W. Ross was the winner of the monthly competition of the Forms Club on Wednesday with a score of
... Rev. Hugh Elder going in and out amongst them. 'M TIM FORME NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 , 1923 DISTILLSIY APP Mr Fairley. late mai been appointed dis Fettercairo Distilled upon his new eutirs. MAN Mit gardener, Orchard F Have you Visited If not appeared ...
GOLF. ROYAL AND ANCIENT CLUB CALCUTTA CUP TOURNAMENT. J. E. Tompkinson and Major C. K. Hutchison (1), beat A. ..
... for the Royal and Ancient Club Jubilee Vase over the Old Course, St Andrews, was concluded last Saturday forenoon, when Mr Alex. Hutchison (5), Kirkcaldy, defeated Mr H. J. Curran (0), St Andrews, by and 2in the final. During the tournament ...
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... * A COJtFOBTABLE CODNTBY OLTJB . Telepuone . 7 Muckhart . ST ANDREWS-&EATON CO « R * hotel .-' BIGH-CLAS 3 EESIDENTIAL H 0 TEI ,, near Station , Lints , and Sea . Open Situitioa , Entirely new Manas * ment . Telephone 86 . tessei ;—Miss EGGER . QTRATHPEFFEH ...
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... parish. The meeting decided to let the land of Balhieldie. near St Andrews, to Mr Win. Clark, Pittenweem. Golf. —An interesting four-boll golf match was played on St Michael’s Coif Course between Mr Rail, and ...
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... - * - —* ' ' EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ' ' SUNDAY SERVICES. ETC. SERVICES, ETC. RURAL RAMBLES. ! AIR FORCE SPORTS. FLOTILLA_CHANGES. ™— Churches which are always “S flf M JUBILEE PORTLAND hall. AttradlVC. Royal Air Force. OI IR STORF Harris ...
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... __ ¦ ST ANDREWS . « . ATH 0 LL HYDRO HOTEL , Facing Links and Sea . Terms Moderate . Phone 124-.- Telesrams . Atholl . J . Garrsrd , Proprietrls . . RATHIE AHD SCOTT . • /^ ALLANDER > HYDROPATHIC . \ J Delightfully situated . 18-Polo-Golf Course . Modern ...
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... Captain borrowed two old clubs the ,Raarger and played a‘samist the Litter's full bag for a new ball, and put up a great fight. The result was that a new ball changed hands, and there is to be • return match with the implements. The Hale men me full of ginger ...
BY THE WAYSIDE
... . There is no emote, •• parents: in fact : the boys reoeiu- while on the course at the rate -I • ~ per da• till they are 18 and 3 - after till it is completed. At the the course the apprentice must passing-out examination for prnmoti, r , to the rank ...
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... to Berbers, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Brown, Mosnlee, Galashiels. DEATH. Ka3l[—At 13 North Bridge Street , (rirl, on 14th in t., Mary Smith, beloved wife of Jam Kane. - -Funrral on Monday from St Finales It. C. Church. at 2 oVook.—R.f.P. ...
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... any likely golf ” will it age they lie ball ball for idual NEW ADVENTURES Bar protests him he that the horrified Davy was in case in acceptance your first that Pilate” until Try i in political circle Treasury Mr prove experiment - in the —St Philip’s present ...
TOWN AND COUNTY GOSSIP
... there from Nottingham-road September, 1895, it was a great change for t better, because on the old ground, apart from a pavilion of modest proportions, there weie no stands whatever. Of course, in those early days the gates were small in comparison ...
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