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THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1929. SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. EDUCATION. PARK HOTELS BOARDING HOUSES SEASIDE AND COUNTRY APARTMENTS RECENT WILLS. Christmas Gifts for Aged Women.

LORD CLONCURRY'S BEQUESTS. LLANDUDNO. THE HYDRO, Neville Crescent. Tnrkh. Anuliti.

avnrf "Rathfl BORDIGHERA. Hotel first-clus: eleratprf sitnafn. GANG. Robberies Again on tK. Increase.

SILENT VICTIMS. Mavfair Flat Crime Sentence. The trial was concluded at the Qld Bailey yesterday before the Recorder (Sir Ernest Wild, K.C.)' of Roland Bateman (22), an ex-Guardsman, who Was charged with wounding Mr. Philip Eaton, an American professor of chemistry, with intent to murder him in a flat in Hall Moon Street, Mayfair. He was also charged with robbing Mr.

Eaton of notes and clothing to the" value of 42. James Moore (22), soldier, was accused of stealing and receiving some' of th8 articles, well knowing them to bo stolen. Both men have pleaded not guilty. The case for the Crown was that just after 10 30 on tho night of August 12, before going to bed, Mr. Eaton took a walk in Piccadilly.

The next morning ha was found in bod semi-conscious, covered with blood suffering from five severe wounds in face. The bedroom showed signs of disorder, and trunks and drawers had been opened and the contents rifled. In his walk in Piccadilly Mr. Eaton and met a man he could not now recognise. The defence of Bateman was justifica tion for the alleged attack.

He alleged that after lie had been plied avith. whisky, suggestions were made which sent hun mad," and he struck out, hardly knowing what happened. Summing up, the Recorder said that something had been stated during the hearing of the case about drunkenness. It used to be eaid that drunkenness wna no exouse for crime, but that statement had come to be reconsidered somewnat by the judges. Commenting on the defence, the Recorder pointed out that it was suggested that what Bateman did was done in self-defence.

But the jury would have to consider if Bateman were telling the truth. Certainly the wounds from which Air. Eaton suffered were hardly commensurate with that declaration. Taking the law into one's hands was not permitted in this country, neither was revenge. Th only vengeance that was recognised in England was the vindication and eniorce-ment of the public rights in the courts of the King.

A Hyde Gang. The jury found Bateman guilty of robbery with violence and Moore guilty of receiving the stolen property. Divisional Detective Inspector Bradley said that there was no previous conviction recorded against Bateman. He was bom near Pontefract, and after working at a colliery he served in the Coldstream Guards for thiee years, after which he was transferred to the reserve. He was employed for two Veeks as a porter on the Undergiound Railway.

Since then ha had been keeping in the vicinity of Hyde Park and associating with undesirably characters of -both sexes. The Recorder: Is there -a whole gang of them? Inspector Bradley Yes, my lord. Have you got them under observa tion? Yes. Inspector Bradley added that tin police received manv complaints con cerning these people-, but unfortunately their victims would not come forward to assist the police. The gang got into conveisation with men and lured them into side turnings and often stole their watches and correspondence and visiting cards for tho purpose of blackmail.

The Recorder: Are any of them soldiers? Some of the men are ex- soldiers and some are serving soldiers. With regard to Moore, Inspector Bradley said that his character was good. He had served in tho Irish Guards, and he was wanted as a deserter. Ha understood that the military authorities would take him back, but they were waiting the result of this trial. In reply to the Recorder, the Inspector said that Moore was also an associate of the Hyde Park undesirables.

The gang kept it up until two or three o'clock in the morning. They slept in the park in fine weather and got into conversation with people-. "Terrorised" Witness. Replying to a further question from th Recorder, Inspector Bradley said that nothing was known against the character of Mr. Eaton.

He had seen many people who had known him for many years and they all spoke very highly of him. Inspector Bradley added that the kind of offence to which he had alluded was again on the increase. Five years ago it seemed to die out, but during the last eighteen months the police bad again received many The Recorder These men generally go about for this express purpose? Yes. One hears of the boastfulness of these men regarding what they got out of it and they generally hhare what they got between them. Questioned about two witnesses wht failed to attend the trial to give evidence, inspector Bradley said that he understood one, a woman, was afraid to come to the Old Bailey.

The Recorder: Do you know wh terrorised the woman I don't know, but I do know that these men are greatly assisted by women. In the interests of the public will yon keep your eyes on them Ye3, my lord. The Recorder said that the jury, after a long trial, had acquitted Bateman of the wounding charge. The responsibility was theirs, not his. Bateman had been found guilty of one of the gravest offences known to law, the maximum sentence for which was penal servitude for life and a whipping.

Bateman went to Mr. Eaton's fiat and drank whisky, robbed Mr. Eaton with violence, and left him for dead; It was luck'y for him that he was not charger, with murder. Inspector Bradley's evidence made Hyde Park and ifs vicinities appear to be more dangerous places than they were supposed to be. He" would pass" on Bateman the least sentence he could commensurate with tha offence, which was three years penal servitude.

He would give Moore chance) of becoming a man again, and would postpone sentence on him until November Sessions in order that tha probation officer might see if eomething could be done, for him, providing the military authorities took a favourable view of his case. TARRED STATUE OF INDUSTRY. Sculptor's Defence of His Work. Mr. Herbert Maryon, master of sculp-i tare at Armstrong College, Durham whose" statue "representing Industry was and feathered at the North-east Coast Exhibition at New- castle-on-Tyne.

last.week by students from the college, replied yesterday critic of the statue. The figure is that of a woxnajt" with cherubs at her feet." Maryon said: "Industry not-at pretty, simpering thing. The statne-of tha woman represents- industry as we, Snow it 'in "the North-tjast-one who has passed through" liard times and is now ready to face the future. strone and German, all purposes, also Polish Russian TransL C. Newgrosh, 1, Princess St, City5S77.

ah Business Training Ensoxed bj Attending GREEXWO DDS Commercial COLLEGE, S. John Dslton Street. H'c. Central 4190. Indirtdual Instruction All SubjecU and loe Any Vocation.

Free Prospectus, Principal' J. E. CREKNWOOD it Miss ASHWORTU. IT ARROGATE. PAXXAL ASH COLLEGE.

Recosn scd by B. Ed. Boarders only. Ideal site, acres. lctenaiTO buildiase splendid modern equiprnec5.

Separate hoitie for juniors. Moderate Prospectus aad vieTis. WALTER S- HILL. Prin. IXG5MOOR SCHOOL, GLOSSOP.

A Kerr Onttook. COEDUCATIONAL SCHOOL the riirbyaliire mccrlands. For Prospectus apply Head Master ANCASTER Royal Grammar School. Fees 64 pa. lllua Pros.

AppH Rer. Head Mister EARN SHORTHAND AT HOME. Our Poslil Course will mate ou tierfpct. Or Thp Conrsus fur all Career. Particulars or Ad.ica Free.

nept iji. ihc Bennett Cot'cgc. saeifueld GARFIELD, Arnside, Boardms School fcr flirls. Westmorland. Prin Mis.

Bamlord PERATIC AND DRAMATIC ACTING. Mr. SIDNEY RUSSELL (Vtcer Miir.chestoj opon week, lat of the British pera LOTpay, sir -Mgci 1'iayiair a Uompany. is prepared to icrene Li roue a Number ci PUPILS izr the 3t.idy ot OPERATIC and DRAMATIC ACTING each Thursdav at Jleisra. 5a, OHhatn Street, 'Mnricliester.

For tfrri; nidittons ic. please apniy Mies HLT.DA GAUNT, -sec 6. Glcsdene Avenue. Brairhal, Cheshire Tel. Br-iirh-ill 217.

1883 1929. Salcty First. DOX'T PLAY AT MOTORING. Dnn bciiine a menace to your own salety and the salcty ol on the road Learn to drive properly at toe PEMBERTON MOTOR SCHOOL All Tnirion carricj nitt Stnfl nT Prtifird Inst-uctciis under the prrs-Mial supervision ol George renibcrton. 1929 Tuition cars.

Lowest Fcca. fepec-al private ennrses for Ladies. Prospectus (Dept. 16'22. Atltinson Street.

Dcani- Eaio, -iiancriesier. Jcleptione. central II S-O N-S A SCHOOL. li PREPARATORY FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ROYAL NAVY, AND SCHOLARSHIPS. ALLAN' SI LONG, A O-con.

Head Master. ENTIRE CHARGE OF BOYS FROM ABROAD. QT. Annes-on-the-Sea. OXFORD HOUSE.

10 Hci-ttnonu 'ntiic ocnoci just tainoo, atsollist Lat. at Ov. Loc. F. Brindle.

A. Oxoul ST. ANNE'S COLLEGE, St. Annes-on-the-Sca -BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 0r, mn-isi'i'n fi-id Labcraton Identlv situated l'r IK ii als: Miss HASTINGS.

Sliss LOW. ALA. ELPHIX'S CHURCH OF ENGLAND PARLEY DALE. MATLOCK. An ENTRANCE SCUOLRSHIP KXAMINATTfiN aid bo te'd in MARCH.

1930. fcr the Daughters ol n-i'i rf thr Charch of England. Value 80 per annum Candidates must not bp over 14 on May 1. Applv HEAD MISTRESS gCIIOOLS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. TUTORS FOR ALL EXAMS.

Messrs J. and J. PATON. havioi an up-to-date knowleilce ol the BEST SCHOOIS and TUTORS in this Country and on the Continent uill be pleased to AID Parents bv sendine flree ol hiropl aua TliCSTWOHTIIY INFORMATION and ADVICE. ine iko oi tne pupn.

district prererred, ard rough idea ol lce should be given. J. and J. PATON. Educational Agents.

143. Cannon Street. Lcnidnn. EC 4. Seafield, nr.

Liverpool, Convent of the Sarred Heart ol Marv. High-claea Boarding School Seasnio Country. Write lor prospectus to Rev Mother THE HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SOUTH KnOItC. BLACKPOOL. Individual attention.

Inclusive fees. RECOGNISED BY THE BOARD OP ZDnOATIOW. Prospectus on application to the Head Mistress: MI33 A. C. MOOItE, A.

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, SOUTHPORT. 'Ph 3333. donna education for Public Schools, Profcssionc. Jbc. Splendid results Excel, tf-od Mod, foes.

INDERMERE. ST. ANNE'S SCHOOL. BROWHEAD. Principals: Mrs.

LEIGH and Miss MORRISON. M.A. Preparatory Houe. Ellirar. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

CAR THROUGH SHOP WINDOW. Shock for People at Lunch, A motor-car skidding on the tram-lines in Streatham High Eoad at lunch-time yesterday mounted the pavement, struck Frederick A. Willis, a window cleaner, wno Teas on tne pavement carrying a ladder, and flung him through the window of the Carlotta tearooms. The car ploughed through a mass of confectionery and cutlery-ware, creating panic among people who were lunching on the premises. Willis was afterwards treated at St.

James's Hospital for slight injuries, and tne two men in tne car, aitnougn slightly i i i.t litjuici, iu tlttvu ttlLCIV tioii. The manageress of the tearooms a reporter that there was consternation anions: the customeis. but the greatest shock of all was sustained by one of the rssistants, who had a marvellous escape. The girl had been on the window counter for some time arranging a display and had just stepped off to" the floor when the ear clashed through the window. She had a miraculous escape and is suffering from shock.

The car went right to the counter and smashed everything in its way. CONVICTION QUASHED. Doubtful Evidence Regarding Balance-Sheet. Mark Hochglick, who was convicted at the Central Ciiminal Court and sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment in the second division, successfully appealed against the conviction at the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. Lord Hewart said that Hochglick, who was convicted of obtaining goods by false pretences, was a silk merchant who ceased trading on May 1G.

Early this year he was in financial difficulties, and in June he was adjudicated bankrupt. In February he iiad a balance-sheet of his business prepared by an accountant, and the false pretences alleged against him were that he falsely pretended that he was solvent, that he was earrvine on a genuine business, and that the balance- sheet truly represented his financial posi uon. The point of substance in the case was whether he oroduced a ial3e balance-sheet. A sum of nearly 4,000 played a material part in tne and an accountant gave evidence that 3,300 of it, was explained- It became common ground that with regard to that sum the prosecution could not establish their case. 1 was no evidence on which the jury could find that the balance-sheet was iaise to HochslicK knowledge.

The Recorder, in his summine-UD to the jury, indicated that the 4,000 was a side issue, and left it in doubt whether the evidence on that point was correct. The eTidence about the 4,000 was not fullv and clearlv explained, and in the circumstances the conviction was unsatis factory' and comd not be sustained. The appeal would be allowed and the conviction quashed. .3,000 FIRE DAMAGE. Damage estimated at 3,000 tras caused yesteaday by an outbreak of fire at the gaa aad engineering works st Stockton-on-Tees of Messrs.

Ashmore, Benson, Pease, and Company. The blaze began in tho joinery department, and the fire brigade had difficulty in preventing its spread to the pattern and general etorefi brail dings. Chief Officer HT11 and two firemen, were injured in fighting, the flames, 'i of a Dwelling-Houses. T1BESTATYX. Molt Beantilullr Situated HOUSE.

-i- built on bungalow 4- bads, bathroom. aod w.c: araee. IL- iSOi i SOS. 67, Princess SALFOBD. SIX COTTAGES FOR SALE: cross rents 127 16s.

f.l'A Os. 9d. low price. Address 187, Gtiaraian." C3EDGLEY PARK: 92. Kintr'a Modern SEill: '2.

ent rstlars corner house: all pired: beas well buxit: chief 5: abo Betacned HULM Arenue: 3 beds. Full particular irom 1 r.1.1) and WALKER. S3. Peansgate get. City 41S4.

XIHIS IDEAL HOltE AND FURNITURE TOURS FOR ,500 CASH DOWN AND 40- PElt WEEK FOR TEN YEARS; SOUTH AI.VNCUESTER compact newly lurnished sonth aspe. parquet dininc-ioom. large lounse. ith lilutner erai-il piano, 3 bedrooms, witli h. and c.

itatcr. iupbojrds. cncBi, ai anu varrtroc5 ii Dailt eleiL.tr. warer-heator and cooker- tiled bathrooirt -with, shower garden bacE and front: Karaite: immediate possession. Adores a juc uuarataa.

rpO CLOSE A TRUST. No. 418. WELLINGTON J- ROAD. Heaton Cliapel: emt professional man: splendid house: very large rooms, decorated' electric litt.

good gardens: )te- adjoining: chiei 6: pr.c; 575 R. TOWNLEY S1ILLERS, 34, Kennedy Street, Manchester. TWELVE Weekly HOUSES in Lr. Kroughton: gros annual rentals 387 freehold: ch.el rent 37 total rates 130 10s. 7L: price 1,750 Also seven! other Bloclte ol Cottage Props v.

II. TOWNLEY MILLCRS, 54, Kennedy Manc'hc-ter. WEST D1XJSBURV 48, CarendTih 2 cnt 4 bed; pre-war. room Jor garage gardens decorated: vac, 475: ch. 2.

Key No 46. West Knby, Cheshire. Detached Ireehold: eatcr-taining-rooms, 5 bedrooms, boxroom: gas elet-tnc light and poner: 1,800. 27. Hydes A.c., W.

Kirby ALLEY Doubu fronted elect cotlbln rr-ittrs: room Ifir mr. nKlnvfr icu. uatcLiTjani, xr. tkaih pn i no cnei: low price. R.

TOWNLEY MILLERS, 34. Kennedy Street, Manchester. ALLEY RANGE. Good lam.l i 2 ent kitchen. scullerT.

nautrT. bathroom. Ac: cellars: large garden: pr ce 650: low chiei: moitgago arraoca a aJi, uaarq an. WILsMSLOSV: Prestbury Road. Attractive Modern Tetached RESIDENCE (built 1924) square hall.

2 enter 4 bed rooms, hoxroom usual oak-nanellod hall and dining-room, tiled bathroom e'ecinc light ample but insxpensivc garden FRANK WE3TBR00K. 49. Princegs Mc. Tel 4178 Cent Wanted. BUSINESS Gentleman Want to Buy Hcus south tide Mc: 3-4 beds: sarape: imnie state tall particulars.

84. Guardian." rftOTTAGE Property required for inTestmcnt. Address Building Land? Sites, BUILDING SITE, nr. centra Oldham: cinema cal5 garage, combined. LEES.

Hope Street, 01ham XpOR SALE. SITE 630 sq. ua it BUILDING near aiancDcstf iown iian snuill rhiel rent. Adfir PROMINENT CORNFR SITE, front np Alexandra Rd and Yarburh fit. (opposite Aleinara Park gates).

Moss Side" prerioustr used as Cnuri attvo fiuci suit bank, multiple- shop, Ar TOWNLEY MtLLERS. 34. Kennedy Street. Manchester. Shops and Warehouses.

DESIRABLE PREMISES FOR SALE, recent! In the occupation ol the Bury Liberal Association: these premises are Taell situated, frontintr both Monr-gate and Peter Street, Bury, and tra soundly bmlt ure iar double storer butldnms. consisting or th fo-lowing accommodmion on both crounrt-and first noore: iarge rerrenon-rooma, reaamg fr rooms, kitchen and lavatory accommodation. Lc there is also a cirotaker's cottaee. larpe vanl attached: lease 999 years: round rent 3 per annum: theso premises would makn excellent club- moms, could easily bs converted into a fine ranee ol shops, or adapted lor practically any business purpeso Fuller particulars nad permlesion to viev. obtainable Irom R.

GARNEIT. Trevelyan Club, uroq otreat. nury. uei, shp OHUPS. corner ol Victoria At at nil Rochdale entrance to BlackW hnnmne estate: Emtable any high-class biiFinef? BP D3HAWS, build Jllarlcley, Mc (Tel.

1165 OiZeuTam Hill). EDUCATION. A BU-3 IKESS TRAINING T- COURSE AT PITMAN'S COLLEGE Qualities lor tn lvst Appointments. Pitman's sets the standard In BAY TRAINING Commercial cation, and ofiera expert training for Secretaries. Short nana 'ijpuis, ttooiteepirs, ccc Suacial courses in advanced sublects.

EVENING with preparation for professional anil 1 commercial esaminatio s. TRAINING Over 120 courses available. General POSTAL subjects and training lor Secretarial TUITlOri AccounLancy PITMAN'S COLIiEGE, 62. MARKET STREET, MANCHESTER. Prcwuct'js Free.

Tel. CM; 1S1O. LOREBTJRN SECRETARIAL IRA1N1XG BIGHT HTJNDBED and TWENTY-TWO I.oroburu Stnionla have obtained Posts In Manchester and District this jear. The Ool-SO applications every day Irom lcadiDS Firms Tho instruction is individual. Tne PrincipaJa are assisted by a Stall oJ Thirty-seven SDccialist Tntora.

Kay, Evening, or Postal Courses can be started on any date. Interviews and anrolmenta daily. Pro6poctul free. ORE IT COLLEGE. 60, SPRING GARDEN'S.

Manchester. Tel. 7478 CitI A SECRETARIAL TRAINING FOR BESTLEWOMES. Miss Wilkinson. 55.

Cross Mc. Prospectus. 3 BELL, LYTHAM. EDENFIELD i srvrnOT. FOR CURLS.

Finest Gitusf'cn Fylde Coast- Under inspection by Board ol Education. tee rrincipai ARNOLD HOUSE SCHOOL. SOUTH SHORE, BLACKPOOL. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. RECOGNISED BY THE BOARD OP EDUCATION SEPARATE PREPARATORY HOUSE SCHOOU INDIVIDUAL, ATTENTION.

INCLUSIVE For Prospectus apply to P. T. PENNINGTON. Head Master. BUXTON COLLEGE (END.

1674). ILLUS. PROSPECTUS FROM HEAD A. D. C.

MAfaON. M.A. (Cantab.) BUXTON. THE GRANGE. A well-known GIRLS' BOARDING SCHOOL.

Ideal facilities for a thorough education. Individual needs studied CIAREER3 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. INTENSIVE TUTORING COURSES for XIATRIC. and PREU.MS MANCHESTER TUTORIAL COLLEGE. J.

E. GRIME, A Director ol Studies, 327. OXFORD ROA11 COACHING. Matric, Prof. Un tv Engmeripg Exams.

All subjects. T. G. Wild. BJSc a.

SlaB. 42. Dalton Cen. 1S34 DAG FIELD, BIRKDALE. BOARDIKG SCHOOL lor GIRLS.

For prospectus apply Principal DANCING. MISS MOLLIE SUFFIELD la teaching FOXTROT, QUICK STEP, and WALTZ and the dances of the year. THE SIX EIGHT AND THE SKATERS' WALTZ. 259. Dean-'gate.

Manchester. Tel. City 104B. DANCING (All Branches). FENCING.

THE aav.T LOBEL STTDIOS. 49, loa-er Mo-stay Street. TeL City 0700 CHTIJJREjrS CLASSES SATURDAY MOHXiyft. DANCING. HISS MADGE ATKINSON.

NATURAL MOVEMENT AND MIME. Classea for Children and Adult. 259. Deansgate. Manchester.

Tel. City 104B. DiAVIS'S, 49, Lower Mosley St. (City 6216). SHORTHAND.

TYPEWRITING. BOOKKEEPING ELOCUTION. Perfect Speech and Dramatic Art. SINGING. Lieder.

Opera- and Oratcno. Mme. AGNES SK3DM0RE, LO S-M- lEloc 1. Studios: Stockport, Eceles, Altngcl-am. and ioisyths.

Rook House, Mayfield Road. WhaDey Range. M'c ELOCUTION. Miss UNA RASHLEIGH. Studio.

33. Blacsfriara Street. TeL Citv 9557. ELOCUTION. Public Speaking.

Acting. Mr. JAMES BERNARD. Pupila accepted bv the leading London Managers, iacludias Mils Sibil Thorndiae, Sir Nigel Playlair. Sir Frank Benson, Mr.

Bridces Adams. Mr. Henry Baynton, Mr. Edward Duastan. ic Stirlin House.

T-nrd rallnwfitM. TcKP-uar. 1925- LOCUTION (Academy of). Est. 189'.

Prin. Miss MORDEN GREY. 14, Barriaters. Cl.rgy. Public Speakers.

Schoo's. Speecharwrit. coach. ELOCUTION. Miss CLEATOR, L.R.A.M., L.T.CJ.

Regs. Teacher. Forsyth's. Deaascate. ELOCUTION, PUBLIC SPEAKING, DRAMATIC AST.

Correction ot Speech Delects. D'SHOARA SAXI LOBEL. 9. Lower Moahy Street. TeL City 07O0.

ELOCUTION. HILDA DAVTES, formerly at leadinr London Theatres, gives LESSONS in City in Dramati Art. EvemnR Rehearsals Causes. ELOCUTION. MRS.

PRESTON, L.R.A.M. (Elocl. Teanea at Tudor CaHero. Deanspte- English. Good Speaking, Business, Social, and Occasions.

Neiiie Home, 2. I xnrfjLi nn or Rfsnressiori How to sreak welL Write Atheoeum Studios, YAI.C-4-. Peter St. JjARRINGTONS, CHISLEHURST, KENT. RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

A. SCHOLARSHIP ol 100 per. annum for ihrea years will be awarded on tuft result at an Fjsnmiauoa to be held at the School from April 2nd to Sth. 1S30. For foil particulars of SchoiaraMp 'Exanunation and Pruapactns ot tia School apply to the.

Head Mistresa. OUIN FOR SUCCESS IS LANGUAGES. FRENCH. GERMAN. SPANISH.

ITALIAN. World-rained Oral Satis Graduate. Teachers. Unexcelled Semprrfat'XEUtiai. ENROL NOW.

rouiu school or languages! aV-tVIClXlaUsV SX. A. ThflffaiTst, JLA. JPariai. 60 leea.

on 'A LI. A.A. AOT3 R.A.O. MOTORISTS are reminded that the finest Holiday can be spent at Buxton, the Sportsman's Spa on the Jul! lops. Complete programme indoor and outdoor Eport from A.

J. HEWLETT. Palace Hotel, Buxton. 'ABERYSTWYTH. The MARINE PTE.

8sa froot. Excellent avenag. larm and dairy. Moiieram tanfi. Garage.

B.A.C. AMBLESIDE: Waterhead. The Grange Residential Hotel, ideal winter home. Nofora. iako and mountain air.

Excel, cuisine and every com-lirt. Oarage. Personal eup'vu'n. 'Phono 155 Ambleside AN IDEAL PLACE FOR WINTER PILLMG. near GARSTASO.

Pare eea and mountain air. nt. GP.Lt,EN BALL HOTEL (Reaidential). Boitl and tennis. Special terms.

W. H. LAW. Fropr. T3LACKPOOL.

IMPERIAL HYDRO HOTEL. A magnificent hotel, standing: In Its own grounds, overlooking the sea. Moderate tanll. Jjoollent motoring centre, within easy teach LlK'h Lake and Yorkshire Dales, llanclne every afternoon and evening, ganriaj Turkish and sea-waleV iwimmini hatha. Billiards.

Garaeo lor 250 cars. Hot and cold water in 20O bedroom. Kloctrir lilt. Tanlf --November to March, 33. 6d.

to 18b. per day; AFrf.V October. 14s. 6d. to 21s.

per day (excluding Iff 3 Thane 291. -Write lor "BLACKPOOL STRETTON PTE. HOTEL, Prilco Prom- Omtt. Central Heating. Thone 688 Mrs.

ROWLAND. LACKPOOL. REVILL'S BOARD'G. EST. North, Eatab.

43 years All-round ex-cellence. Tel. 768. Mr. Mrs.

ERNEST BEV1LL. TDOGNOR, ROYAL NORFOLK. lA" Ljadin Family Hotel. Delightful cranny Spring Climate, Choicest Wines. mus.

Brochure. JJO METROPOLE. position of tho fashion-iK? ihr minutes' nil from the sea. i water in bedrooms. Magnificent Restau-aiiw to a licensed.

cooking. Moderate charges. Inclusive Urmi i.om 5i. per neck and special erms made for btiii)oi peitleairn. Apply M.

Manage-. Metropole Bonrncmonth. BOURNEMOUTH. THE HAWTHORNS HOTEL, AN IDEAL RESIDENCE FOR. THE AUTUMN AND WINTER.

Accommodating 200 Gueste. Running Hot and Cold Wator in Bedrooma. Ufi to all floor. Ncht Porter. Garage for aixty cart CUISINE AND COMFORT UNEQUALLED.

Apply Hawthorns (Room 20). Bournemouth. J-Journemouth. Boscdbel Tower Hotel. Zi7h 'F? wAntI rM- Sheltered, cosy, select, with gondlQort: inexp.

Gaa fires b'dr'ins. Oar Mrs.Tohiii "BOURNEMOUTH. GLEN COURT PTE. Trf Poole Road. South aspect.

Central. ')Jrn larm. Special reduced terms. w.uni. "OOUItNEMOUTH.

MARINA HOUSE luer ninm Delightful position lacing neuueea cerroe. Tiournemouth. Torbay Hotel (unlicensed), Urn. Terrace Hd. Finest cater'g It ootnt't II a jj.umuit.

mm. paiiuon. pier. oiirnemouth. Somerset House, East Cliff, Bath Road.

Cent AIT m.i.1. lecomnicndcil Terms Irom 3gns. A. Vanghan. Prop.

O0URNEM0UTH (West). Westboro Pte. sn are. In all bedrooms: oonatant hot m-ni. imui oiftTis.

per stock, inclusive. Glen, select rite, Writ CI II. Kx. cms Fr. 10'6 day.

Mils Maitlanii. "BOURNEMOUTH. HEGBNT HOTEL. 1st rlass. Ono min.

New Pavilion. Central. Re- inreruig. uanemg. uarage.

TeL 367H "Bournemouth. Stourwood House, Stour- wotw! At. Tl.l Tl.lMfM iil fires. South aap. Nrl sea, trams.

Gar. Pnv. car hire. "Bournemouth. Sandvinount Pte.

Hotel. Ororclill nrire. Soothbourne. Sea lront. As near to perleiUon aa nonto is to elilt From 2sai.

Write early. "BOURNEMOUTH. CAVENDISH H0USE. Hotel, 8. CHHISTCHTJRCH ROAD.

ueiepnone a34V. ROYAL. Best Sanation. Central Beating. IX.

and c. all Bedrooms. XMAS PROGRAMME. Early Brokings EsscntlaL No Irritating Extras. Tel.

4600. Bournemouth. Pier View Hotel. Maenif. position, opposite Pier and Pavilion.

Facres Inll inuth. Renown' aa lare, Mln. garage. JSo extras. BOURNEMOUTH.

SOUTHDOURNE CLtFFB HOTEL (Licensed. Silintcd In the quietest and moat bracing part. SO UTHBOURNE-ON-SEA. Ori-rlooUncr Bay. Magnificently appointed, ilathroom Suites.

Hot and cold running vater. fires. Telaphonea In bedrooms. Idfte. Ctntnl Ifeating.

Golt. tennis, bowls. GAUACn FOR 60 CARS. Vi rv motlerate inclusive terms BUXTON. S.J ADDON HALL HYDRO.

Hot and cold -water in all bedrooma. Garage. Iannis Hydroelectric hatha. Lilt. Ballroom 1 icniiig entertainments.

Orchestra. Terms from 4 a fins, per neck. Tel. 4. Tjntl.

apply C. R. Oliver. Caernarvon. Royal Hotel, A.A.

Splendid centre lor mount'n passes TeL 184. J. Battle, prop. COLWYN A Y. PWLLYCROCHAN Tcnnts, grass and hard courts.

har soil links. T1de. fwuycrocpan." TeL ailo. BAY HOTEL, Colwyn Bay. First-class Family Ideal Basidenc In Early Summer, ten hcamig.

Eitremely coml'ble. Tel 22i)b pOLWYN BAY. IMPERIAL HOTEL. First-clasi Fara. and Coi olocklnc lmia, iiaHqt.

ct.ine: rood. taHtt. Manager. Tal. 27Q4.

A CASTLE Tel. SB Ueganwy. HOTEL. ROITWICH -Raven Hotel or Park Ilrlel. adjoining brine baths.

Reduced wintor Iths. Reduced -win Phone 50 38. J.Ml rocuis. Ilrocmire. DROlTWICn SPA.

WORCESTERSHIRE. BRINE BATHS HOTEL, A R.A Suites. 173 rooms Lvery bedroom haa h. c. water and eler fire R-octmrc from J.

R. CTJLIXV. Mgr. DROITWICH BR 1X11 HATnS lor RHEUMATISM. ROITWICH.

St. Andrew's House Hotel and i5un lti's Hotel: unlic ch'g own grd. rerf. appl.l.. ma and Vi spring mattresses TASTBOURNi: TOR CHRISTMAS AND J.J NI'W YEAR FESTIVITIES.

1 XI'W YEAR FESTIVITIES HOTEL RELGKAVE OUora One WtcV Continuous Amusements I i ni Now eady MOHER TK liu.u.-iva Ml EXTR S. it.e immediataly to scenre accommodation. "IASTBOURNE. ALEXANDRA HOTEL. A-J Fully hcenro I.

Finest position sea front. An idea! i.tnTn nnd v. inter resid. Every corafntt. Reduced tsnB pASTBOURNE.

aoasilla Hotel, Wilming- A ten Sq. 1st class pte. Adj. front. Cent.

attractions inesc pots cuisine. Comfy. Fr. ogna- ASTBOURNE. LANSDOWNE HOTEL.

Pt. T'lnest for cuisine 4 comfort. Cost. CVnt. lurtat.

ttiJ Jt elecw fires in bedrooms Reasonably reduced terms EASTBOURNE. CAITHNESS Pte. Hotel, Witnrncton Square: beaut, fac, aeaT gardens, cent, all amusements: gas tlrea: personal superruion. 1 ASTBOURNE. New Wilmington Hotel, -1 facj.

IWonshlre Park. Eacel cooking. Rma. larjce, loItT. yolMitm.

Cent heat; er tabloa Strictly mod ASTBOURNE. QUEEN'S HOTEL. Facing south and directlv overlooking the sea. 200 Rooms inclunng man BATHROOM-IiElROOlS AND SUITES. TC.

ind c. water, r'tme. and gs fire in every bedroom Fully Jicenfuxl. Excellent cooking. Week-end dancing.

Moderate charges ii.cla.ive or a la carte. ASTBOURNE. Imperial Hotel. Every bedroom ca or electrto rlre. h.

and Omnibui fcr nw? ot euwt; irfa ot charge PAIRBOURNE HOTEL, opp. Barmouth. Garage accom. 30 vers 'Phone 3. Elettric licbt throufn.

Golf. Tennis, exc Bathing A. PEACOCK. FALMOUTH. GYLLYNGDUNE HOTEL, standing own prctirds Directly fac'ff sea.

Dining, dmwinc rooms, s-nokeroom, lounge- Oeit. heat'g. Gas ares ALMOUT11. Holralea Hotel. First-class Finest rulsino and com I.

Ballr'm Tsntt Propr. tlateMr'e) Folfe-5stone. Highcliffe, Clifton Gardens. First-class Hotel. Pte.

Oterlooltlns Mutio xPt. Spi. Tennis. I'n-ii i-btedlv finest tvs Cuiaict Nr. Gar.

HARROGATE. HARLOW MANOR HYDRO. Comferlablv Heated WINTER TARIFF 12s. per Day. Spoial terms tor a long stay.

rnda D.uect Mov Ureal last TeL 5021. HARROGATE. BEECHWOOD HOTEL. Vrst-class Mcdern Private Hotel. Accommodation for 100.

Near Valley Garden, Pumoroom. Ac. Ball-corn. Tenuis. Terms moderate.

Tel. 445S. Miss HUNTER. Macascress. ARROGATE Imperial Hydro, opposite Pump Room, near Bsths Lift.

Manageress HARROGATE.Clairville, Valley Drive. 'Phiis 2152. From 3 gns. Rowland Smith ILFRAC05H3E. C0LLTNGW0Ol HOTEL, calicensed.

A.A.. R.A.C. apptd. Sea front. Finest for contort- Catering from 136 day.

if. G. GOULD. LEAMINGTON. Alkerton unlieens'd.

R.AC. listed: perfectly comly- Mrs. M. HOLMES. AUTUMN is a Delightlul Tide In LANDTJBNO.

Best iiti h. and vater. at "Winter Tariff of 18- per Day or 106 Bed andBreaMasi. at IMPERIAL HOTEL. Cap Ampeglio.

Pension Irom 50 Inc. CANNES. HOTEL BEAU-SITE. New Soveran Tennis Cntirn tlia t-. 2J.ardone, Lake Garda, Italy.

Grand Hotel Fasano. English Fam Hotel. Pension fms lire 35. GLIOX sMontreux Grand Hotel Vatidni. x-cv All LION.

HOTEL VICTORIA. First-elass Famil7. 80 rooms. 25 Tat.1v Grand Hotel des Ile3 d'Or. Y'our home in Hverea.

Pension Irom VI ftn All UAN-LES-PINS. LE PROVENCAL, THE SMARTEST HOTEL OX THE RIVIERA. FOUR MILES FROM CANNES. A Croix Le Gran Hotel. Reno- vated 1929 Homelike.

Lovely sit. G'd food. Fr. 601. AUSANNE, HOTEL BEAU-SEJOUIt, First-class Family Hotel Central.

Quiet. Own park. Tennis. Gjlf. From 15 irancs.

MENTON. Snnnix.r HOTEL ANNONCIATA. Highest (750ft. alt Fiinicnlnt MENTON. Latest tmfnrl.

HOTEL PRINCESS. Large Garden. MODERATE TERMS OPES ALL YEAR. MENTON. HOTEL BELLEVUE.

Inclusive from 15s. "JlrTENTONE. HOTEL MENTON 8c MIDI. First-claa Family Hotel. Sea Ircnt rilon Vint, an'tskai Va-a.

Tl J. 1 Tennis Courts. M. Prop G. DE S3XET.

MENTON. Hotel PRINCE DE GALLES. Ilt-rl llnl.l (mnt All nn.fA.,. Full large garden. Pension from 60 fra.

M1 ENTONE. Gd. Hotel du LOUVRE. Next Public Gjmrdffna nnri Fln Fam.lv Hotel, in large grounds, -p-ith Tenuis Garage. Full South.

AH latest romlorts TITENTON. '-K'' Centre sta Iront. BALMORAL HOTEL. BeasonabTe terms. 100 romns TftrTENTONE.

ORIENT HOTEL. J---1 Bcauttfcil. ir-acioTsB, modern, renovated. Qoita central. Grnd gardens.

One ot Mentonc's test huelSu Jilanagirig Proprietor. BRUNETTI "IVrTonte Carlo. Royal Hotel lst class). Pull a'th Blhs. Rnn'f wtr.

Ct. htg Garden. Fr. 80 Irs TVTONTE CARLO. THE NATIONAL.

VITST.fr.AS! F.Vlir.T5TT AMTT.V TTflTTSiF'. Inclusive pens too 45 to 65 frs. G. BILL! A. TtrTontreux.

Suisse and Majestic 1st cL Best situation. Pennon terms from Fr.15 "foTONTREUX. GOLF HOTEL, best on lake. English home. Moderate terpg MONTREUX.

HOTEL DE L'EUROPE. English Family Hotel. Terras Irom 12.50 MONTREUX. EDEN HOTEL. C0 beds.

Near Casino. Quiet situation. Moderate tennj. MURREN. GRAND HOTEL AND KURHATJS.

Tho leadine first-class Fannlv Hotol. Dancing. Gnla. Pension from 18 Irs. OSPEDALETTI (nr.

San Kemo). Miramai Palace Grand, leadtne hotel: li. and waler cxrot. ruilne, pef. bv English: inc trnns tro-n illS HOTEL ST.

PETERSBURG. Hue Caumartin. (Enzlish Oomnanv.) Rooms with runntng ivater from 76. Fifty baths Central position PONTRESINA. ROSEG GRAND HOTEL.

All Winter Sports. From 19 frt. SEASIDE AND COUNTRY APARTMENTS. SOUTHPORT: 18, Lord Street. Gentleman wishes to recommend.

ery highly. Board Residence: tcrmts HEALTH RESORTS. SUNN "WORTHING. Spend a delightful Autumn and Winter at this orocressire Winter Resort. winter climate in England.

Sheltered Irom cold vunds. Daily Orchestra, Tea Dances. Balls, and other Entertainments. Special season ol Repertory ot Pier Pavilion during October and November. Mcitor Tours and Rambles on South Downs Ooli.

Tennis, and Badminton. Official Guide Irom No. 14, Municipal Ufficet, Worth. ic. SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

Continued from prtvious page, Mills. Manufactories, Works, BUILDINGS and PREMISES suitable for Enjintd-ina and other trades, or tor Garage or Warehousing purposes: close to railway station and tram route, and within one milo of centre Manchester, in induatrtnl district: frontage to barge canal; ea of site 7,625 square yards: Ho or space ot buildmm to 500 square leet' mifiht bo divided. DUNXOP and chartered Burvejors, 8, Braaennosa Stxeel, Manchester. COTTON WEAVIG SHEDS 10R SALE or TO BE LET in Burnley. Nelson, Coins, Ear by.

and Uarmildsnick lor any number ol looms Irom 100 to 1.000. with or looms lor purchase or hire, l'or full particulars, apply PROCTOR Sc. PROCTOR, 3 GrinishiA Street, Burnley, and at 4, Chapel Walks. "iianchostfr, and Central tjn-tmbers, jeiion. njTO BAKERS, M.NTJFACrTJUEr.3.

AND OTHERS. KIIR SLE (with Vacant Poss6iOnL VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRIF3U3ES IN HULME, MANCHESTER, consisting ol Modern Buildings, at present fitted fcr extensive bakery purpose. Ai es 825 superficial square ards or thereabouts. The property is indemnified against cbiof rente Tor further particulais apply to 5 EDWARDS (3. Edwards, F.N.

A JL). estate agents, 26, Brazennose Street, Manchester. WELLINGTON Street West. Hr. tiact Modern Well-lichted Freehold PREMISES.

basement, ground, and first floors, 865 square yarda floor space outside drying sheds containing 1,122 square yard-. total area of land 1,973 yard approx. Further part'ef Smith, Weir Turner, chartered n-' onntants. 44, John Dalton Street. Manchester TYTORKS, cnimney stack and aiding: 1,400 sauare trt a utt ai or i in ire i ton.

Apply aSULPntitD, Sunny Biow. itendal. Dwelling: Houses A Light and Airy Double-fronted HOUSE: 6 rooms, bath. ic. situate Hieh Lane.

Chorlton-cum- Hardy, near car stop. Barlow Moor Rd. VV. R. COE, oa, uircet.

A Very Charming and Compact Detached HOUSE sitiEe Moss Lane near St. Marv's Church. Ashton-on-Mersey. eicellently arranged and replete T-iLti HiQatarn ntmeiis' vacani; pcsseseion. Apply oo, jtuaiey oireet.

ta cnester. A LKKLSGTON. On main roid. Hieivciass Semi-det. HOI'SEb, with enrage and outside gjvrnens: jeady for orcuo.

BRAPSKAwS, Builders, Blackley, Mc (Tel. 1165 Cbeetham Hill). I-WICK inear Uydo Road Car Depot) No. 74, TiTerton fit, DdTonshire St PleasaDt 6-Roomed Jiuut.t,, tsc: key VZ. W.

Coe, 33, Mosley St. BOURNEMOUTH WEST. Quiet situation tnsive n-w3: near motor-'bu route, trams, and chops: architect's RESIDENCE: pretty cJeration: loutip-3, 3 rerep 5 bed bath, good ofSccs: partly oak panelled: elec. light, gas. exceedingly iretty garden: atone- nnsgeu pains: rocic garden, lawn, tc: for sale pn- vaieiT or oy nur.i.c auction on riovember lo-r reserAe.

HANK1N30N auctioneers, Bonrncmonth BO RTEM OUTH (West Orerclitt Dri-re). Dal.hl ial perlect order: easilj run: 3 titling, billiard, 7 bed r'ms: all first-rate roocn: facing south: jjjt, cvAiJt. o. Aic unard "DRAMIIA1.L.-F0I1 SALE, jood district, SEMI 2 3 bed, bath: fames: nioe gardens- sacrifice i-r oniric cale. Address 81.

"Mc Guardian." TJLRN AGE. Excellent Well-built Detached KESI--- DEXCE: ail modern conveniencee: eontafiiiuf (toed nail. 0 entertainintc-rooms, 6 bedrooms, and tha usul domestjo officen and cellars: garage, well-laid-oat sft-den. Apply T. TURNBULL SONS, eiUto ascnts, 1 1 Mos.ev Street.

Manchester CUOHLTOX-CUM-HARDYi Vacant Possession No 81. NICOLAS ROD (near Lonstord 2 ent -rooms. very larpe kitchen, excellent acullerv, separate rwintrr, e-tceJeit bedrooms, bathroom and capital cardett: beautifnllv decorated: light chiei 4-: tho beet value in Chorlton. To -riev aqq mit rtart cniars apply r-Tt door. No.

83- ORLTON-C H. frl Sr VT-Vinrrri' Mod. SKUT: a Wth.r. T. v.j.

w.Vi. IKrUlf IfflUl, roam Icr caraee. rear tram t3r.iT. T)ESIRABLE Freehold RESIDENCE, standiat; jn otd prounds, with modern conTemenoes and acrmmod-itSon, si mate near the centra oi WUinrton. JPR SAtEz possession.

Apply B. GWTTviSE and Q. solicitors. Wellington. Salop.

HOUSES: excellent condition: jood tcnaits: narloux. kitchen, scnllery, bedrackms, w.c. all pavine done: rentals 248. chiei 23, all rates 63: price- 1,475. 156, "31c Guardi an." ECCLES.

HisT-rar Bentditle. Modern DeUched Hcnse: near tram, train. 3 pood bedrooms, larrs fnin-room, square hall- electnc litht throachovit cirijre larjo garden 67 a. JAMES E. WEN.

E) state Aseat. Bridge. Eccle. FOR SALE: Wetherby. Yelvarton, Devon.

HandioTre Stone-btult BUNGALOW nearly half-acre tardea and lam: 2 large rerepUon, ted rooms, dosaBstio oSces: all modern conv elonous view, over moors: salmon and trout coll- Addresa 129, H.Io Cuardian." "lREEHOUl GROUND RESTS FOR Addresa 8. "Mfc SAUL HALF A very desirable Detached HOUSE, lloor-cot. Leicester Rd. coraer Belmont 2 5 bed zooms: all modem convestencaa: aQuare hail garden: taraae. W.

R. COE. S3. Mosley Wjc HALE.Mod. HOUSE: 3 beds.

bath. sen. wjx, 2 cut-, scnlL: chief 3 13a. 6d. 238, "Mo Guardian." MARPLE: SmaU Detached HOUSE FOR SALE: 2 3 bed bathroom, and w.c.

(aepamtl large garden: 1 mile Marplei station: delichttul alroa-tion GOO feet abav. aea level; xiil accept CSSO lor quSck sale. Teleohcue. Champion 2250. AJtrineaam.

"LTEATON MOOR: 9, Siarletoa Soad. IltdaTB -EX BUNGALOW, detached: tour years oM: 3 atar-uininc-roosis. 3 oedroozns: low prme for Quick sala. Apply O. W.

PR0V13 A SONS, Mount Street Caaeobefs, Manchester. HIGHER GORTON (near Deidala Park). Nica Terrace HOUSE, contamiug: 2 enL.roosia, beds, bath, w.c (in astd n), cellars: -muat clear owipc to death: only 475: genercus laort-sage. SMITH KNIGHT. ITigTitirM Estate, C-ffice, Gerten TeS.

East 16621. TTTR. BROUGHTOS (SS. 'WWIiisrtim St. EantL -aJL Three beds, cathr'm.

w.e.. 2 enL, kite bee. traiL: elec aaroaghontr beaatirsny deeor'J i 550: rlfu MOSS SIDE. 19 HOUSES. 735 and WeRiurteo 3 bada.

groai raaUlS40: price 23550 grand investment. LONGDHN and SUTCLTPFE. 17. Cooper Street. Ifancheater.

VT.T T-RAFPottri 3 each eonl artror. f- veoxca. batlxraom. kitrWni wen! oallam: business or vaxeboua: all 'decentrauaaV 4W. tueeter ikxjX to.

list, wmsa-rara. Telephone 6234. TinB apulr Mnagerw. LLANDUDNO. CRA1GS1DE HYDRO.

Prom 14s. Tier daT. Ex. Cnfsine. Ten Tannic Courts.

Turkish and Plunge (Sea- waten Hatha, fcjeetnc Lilt. Dancing-. Garag' ondon. Court Royal, Kensington Gds. Sq MA Boom.

breakfBt two ureupectna lent. HOTEL RUBENS, BUCKINGHAM PALACE ROAD (firing the Palace). One miniate Iroin Victoria BUtion. Tha Hotel hai hot and cold tat ex, heating, and telephone In erery bedroom. TERMS MODLRATE1 Tele Enbotelrr, Soweit.

London Tel Victoria 6500. Under the cams management as Hotel Bambrajdt, Sonth Kenainston. 3.W. 7. LONDON.

MORTON HOTEL, Russell W.C. Comfortable and centl. French cheL Nitht Dorters. Room and breakfast 8s. or Inclu- live termi 12i.

6d. oer dar ONDON. 41. NORFOLK SQUARE, W. 2.

Padd. 4590. NORWICH HOUSE HOTEL, In dellghtlullr quiet square, no mitht traffic. Two znuaiiTei i-aaa. aiauon ana cures 10 au pans.

Well fnrnEihed and excellent ccokinc. Bad and brealclait tram 7s. 6d. Inclusive terms from 5 etnnsaB. ncstdentiai iiotei.

ONDON. WEST CENTRAL HOTEL, annTHAMPTON now. W.C. 1. 150 rooms.

Lilts. Bedroom, service and br sale last Irom 8,6. iteasoname boardtnff terms. LONDON. Orichton Hall, 34-i5, Bedford Place, Rmsell 8q.

New mansgemcntv. 76 week g22. part, board C2ia6 Central, qmei LONDON. DEAN HOTEL, Oxford Street, W. 1.

Centra nt flhonninir. Theatres. Ronto. BreaUatt. Bath.

Attcndaoce. Bonble Room from 16s Single Irom 9s. 6d Hot and cold water in all rooms. Teleerams: "Teldeanlio. Westcent, London." ytham.

Arley Pte. Htl. Cent, beach. Tel. 23 Near baths shops, tennis.

g( golt Imki. pier. IVTALVERN. HARDWICKE HOTEL XTJ- Always lor Spring aorj Bummer. Pr.

126 day. MAKOHESTER BRANTWOOD Priv. and Residential Hotel. Oak Drive, Faliowfleld h. and water, gss tiros: garage, -rnone vub KUSbotme.

MANCHESTER. Lansdowne Pte. Hotel, Wllmslow FallovSeld. Board-Residence. Bed.

Breafclast. H. A all rooms. 1852 Rush. "fROOKLANDS, nr.

Me. WOOD COURT RES. CLUB" exclusive: mod. terms: illui booltlet free. 'Phone 514- Sale.

"jyTANCHESTER. Appleby Lodge Private Hotel. Wllmslow Rusholme. Firstnilats Res. H.

C. all rooms. Cent. heat. Gar 3164 Rush.

anohester. St. Winifred's Guesthouse, Moorland Rd Pidshnry. Else, light. Tel.r52 Dldi.

TyrOEFAT, Dumfriesphire. Cavers' Hotel. J--Most central. Every oomlort Terms moderate f-WXFORD. OXEJJFORD HALL, most popular pie hotel.

Cenfl TarilfPrnpss Tel. 2748 OAIGNTON HYDRO HOTEL, adj. Torquay. Irae south. Sea front.

Ballioom Motorista halt or Dad anu oresuast. special lacilites lor tounsts. auu c. watai antral neating uarage. HOS-ON-SEA.

ST. WINIFRED'S. Tele- f-' phono 4128 CVIiyn Bay. 43 hedrooms. scs Iront aun inuage.

oiinarns. uanc.ng apecial Tcrms 1J iiUH-U-N-BEA. XMAS HOLIDAYS at THE TOWER9. Whitehall Road. Tel.

4433 hyL Plastirion Pte. Hotel, fac. sea, East Parade Nr. Unlit. Lib, table Tel.

170. Mitchell gT. ANNES HOTEL, ST. AKNES-ON-SEA. Fully Licensed.

Family and Residential New enlarged Lounge. Hat and cold vrater all on annlicalion. Telephone 313 W. PROCTr.R. Manager.

ANNES-ON-SEA. Hatherlcv, South nrivn Board-Res. Tariff 1 isses Wilson. Tel. 55; T.

ANNES. THE GABLES HYDRO. Orchard lid Tanll apply Mrs Cranahaw. Tel. 143 CT.

ANNES-ON-SEA. Brooklands Pte. Htl. Finest pos'n sea front. Tariff Miss Danes.

Tel. 280 Qordonimost central nrivata hotel Daily terms Irom 1016 Tel. 6SO0L OUTHPORT. TALBOT PTE. HOTEL, Portland fit.

Ideal Wlntnr P.tlilenpA lias Fires Central Heating. Excoi. Food. Gar. nr.

Tel. 300011 SO UTHPORT. unn'ysi da Mansions Hotel NoUd for its Thiee C's, CTJISI.NE, COUFORT, COLRTEST. Telephone 4501. A.A.

R.A Grams. UlOUTHPORT. CLIFTON HOTEL, Prom Orchestra. Central Heating. Garage 20 cars.

Ideally 8d golt centra. TeL 4141. 'Grams. Marine. COUTHPORT PRANKLYN PTE.

HOTEL, 65a, Prom. Cent, heating. Bedirom gas fires. apeciai autumn anci winter larmi. -xei rj Southport.

Kyles Pte. Hotel, Promenade, Special Terms for Permanent Guests and Busmrs Busmrss Gentlemen. Pent, heating, itecommonrted. Fn. 4521 COUTHPORT- KENWORTHY'S HYDRO.

k-" Visitor or Patients. Soft witer. Garage. Best (Juistne. Mouern 'treatment.

Fnone ctlo. Jte.ul Puysiclan. Kcnworthy's." Apply MiagerMK CJOUTHPORT. SCARISBRICK HOTEL, Lord Street. Every modern convenience.

Garage, Terms moderate. Apply Manager Tel 4172. 4175. ClOOTHPORT. Heeketh Park HYDRO.

Nearest golf links. Excel, cuisine Lift. Tennia Luxuriously furnished. Baths of every description. 111,1, T.firf T.l SIRS T.T.rfn..

Rru-bU. Seacroft Premier Pte. Hotel sea f'nt: h. c. water b'drms, gas elec fires.

Tel. 6 rriORQUAY. Seascape Hotel, private. bedrooms. Fall view Torbay.

south. Close Abby Sands Gaa Are Cen'ral heating Hard Tennis. rriORQUAY. HTL- METROPOLE, R.A.C. 60 bedrooms: h.

venter central 500yds sea. Excel, cms Ballroom Special terms now. rpORQUAY. MARLBOKO PTE. HOTEL.

Excel catering IdcIuSlto terms Irom 2j gns. pASSENCARRIE HOTEL, TORQUAY. Cent, Recognised most popular for Cuis com I. Winter home and terms. Xmat prcgr'ni.

Mrs. Court. TORQUAY. CONWAY COURT HOTEL. On sea IronU Balconies, dintng-room facing sea.

II. and c. vtiter. Central heating. Ballroom TORQUAY.

TOORAK PRIVATE HOTEL South aspect. lmin. sea front. Central HeattEK Qra. ttauroom ajsrage.

'larm r. nnq i. bimntu TORQUAY. VILLA BELZA and ARGYLE HAT L. Priirato Hotels for the Autucn and Winter.

Vitaglas sun lopnge. Hot and cold water. TORQUAY CtasT. Sen. THE SANDR1NGHAM.

CVisy. Sep. Tbe Billiards, Dances. Frm 5jens tnc. TORQUAY.

SAN RE MO HOTEL: own crounds. fauna south. 2min. fa. On the level Central heating.

Ga fires in bedrooms. Few vacancies for winter from 5 guineas. Write now. TORQUAY. SOUTH DEVON HOTEL.

Delirhtlnl Stinnr mrl Summtr Res. tppointed. Cent, coll. tea. Own iarm prod.

TgL 7016 ORQUAY: THE REG1NA. Sea front: recently enlarged: citr 60 bedr'mt. ballr'rn. toucges, bil'ro-i. ar.

TariH M. G. Plnta, prop. 'Ph. TORQUAY.

WAVERLEY HOTEL. First-cLus Private. Deautilul and central situation. cted tor excellent cater tuc Moderate tanlf. rrORQUAY.

FALKLAND LODGE PTE. HOTEL. PrettiW eUnatcd. coay and ccmEy. Heal ficel.

catering. Near sea. Moderate terras. riorquay. Hotel Valverde, Babbacombe 1.

Dchshtfnl comtT isi.z cn cmda- Uigosi.nny t'cs: home gas fires Miss Cfaadigicit. lateMjc. TORQUAY. CRESCENT HOTEL, first cla. Private Finest posltl on sea Iront, en level.

Periec. cuisum iad comloru From 3 sna. TORQUAY. PALM COURT HOTEL. Sea Iront.

II. C. water crooms. Ft. 3t- gns.

npUNBRIUGE WELLS, ROYAL MOUNT. LTUHALV itAXUz iuut itcensea: nnest cat's: newmanss't: gir. oO cars. J. McCarthy mgr.

irENTNOR. BURLINGTON HOTEL, un- licensed. Uarmeont rxxsition. OMrJookin: whole bay. irmsinc, cosil appnts.

nneqJ- mb. wos VlTallirigford-on-Thames. Htl. JJeencLKl. PerL as'ted.

Standi nc 20 acres o-n -rounds. H'rd tcn'a c'ts. Goll Huntercomte. Garage. WINTER REST AND RECUPERATION AT FISHGUARD IP CUmite akin to Com wall.

EISHGUAED BAY HOTEL Winter terms Iran 41 2 ens. Trcekly. October to MiT. IRELAND. BELFAST.

ROBINSON'S Donegall Street. Bed and breakiaet Address 11 spacer. TJBLIN. NORTH STAR HOTEL, Amiens St, aeon. ComlorUMe.

Central. B. and H. 7,6. DUBLIN.

OYAL HIBERNIAN HOTEL. First-class Hibemia. UBLIN. JURY" HOTEICoUege Green. Most Central for Business and Fleauxo.

"Phone 5511. 'Grams: Dublin." TJBLIN. SALTHILL HOTEL. Ovexloosdnc Kingstown Harbour. FOREIGN HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, AND CAFES.

"A LAS3IO (It Riviera). Salisbury HoteL -r- Beautiful, craiet Pension front 8a. A NIlEBMATT. Th BELLEVUE. EneHsri clientelo.

AH winUr sport. UOMt. AamlSbav FrederUl; Lord Cloncurry, of Mare- timo, Black rock, Co. Dublin, a Governor the National Gallery of Ireland, and Gentleman-in-Waiting to the House holds of the Duke of JUarlborougri and the tan of Dudley when tney were Lords Lieutenant of Ireland, died on July 13 last, aped 82 years, leaving urooertv iu tneland ot the value ot 7,716, and personal estate in the Irish tree state ot tne value ot maKing togetner He gives 1,000 to the Pretastant Archbishop of Dublin nod Rector -f Blacuroc'K, and 1,000 to the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin and the Parish Pr.eat ol BlackroCK, the income to be used at Christmas tjtj to relieve the ant of those poor women of 60 years ot age aho live -within the urban district of Black'ocli, to be called Tho Freddy Lawless Trust," that beinc the name aa called me bv many in Blackrock. Sargent's picture "The Bead Stringers of Venice to the National Gallery ol Ireland.

The Pink Lady bv Julian Story to tho Municipal Gallery. Hareourt Street. Tho rand piano in his dining-room to tho BlackTOck Lrban District Council The crand piano in h1- drawinc-room at Maretlmo to mv dear friend Rupert. Earl of IveaabV" The books hv big sister Emily Lawless to Marsh'e Library. Dublin An annuity oi 100 between John Carra'l and A-ile, and a further 25 a year should they cease to reside in the house at Maretlmo.

50 to Sire. Carroll. Money and House for Chauffeur. Colonel Sii John Arthur Anstice, K.C.B., of the Old Grange, Dyrnock, Gloucester, a magistiata and Deputy Lieutenant for Shropshire and Gloucester, six times Hayor of Wenlock, a County Alderman oi Shropshire, and Chairman of the Gloucestershire Territorial Force, Chairman of the Newent Petty Sessions, and in 1920 High Sheriff of Gloucestershire, who died on August 1 last, aged S3 years, leaving estate of the value of 57,741, gives 200 ard i bouse iu Dyrnock village to hEs chauffeur Frederic Dauid Cooper, it still in his cerviceC 10O to George Lines, a former gamekeeper. tiuu io r.U7ji aiarv race, Jlis late wno I maiu.

100 to Smh Wilkinson, parlourmaid; and 50 each to Joseph Trotter, gardener, Horace Hill, and Violet, otter, housemaid. Groat valut. Mr. John Leonard Watson, of Bewick Koad, Gateshead, house and estate owner. Independent candidate for tho borough at the eneral election 107,962 Miss Louisa Ryder (70), of Beacon Hill, Scarcroft, Yorkshire, and formerly of Gledhow Hill, Leeds 64,408 Mr.

William Archer Porter (or William Archer) Tait, M.I.C.E. (03). of 33, Ueorge Square, Edin burgh, and 72. George Street, Edinburgh, civil engineer, 60ii of the late Professor F. C.

Tait (personal estate in Great Britain and Northern Ireland) 49,850 Mr. James Webster (70), of Russ Hill, Charhvood, Surrey, formerly of Liskeard, Caterham, Surrey, and of Chartsedge, Westerham, partner in the firm of Messrs. irancis Webster ana Sons, spinners and manu facturers, of Arbroath and London (personal estate) 48,726 Mr. Obadiah Thomas Corke, J.P. (B3), of 28, Madeira Park, Tunbridge Wells, founder of O.

T. Corke and Sons, grocers and drapers, Wadlvurst, and a director ol Messrs. Uheeseman ana Newington, corn merchants, wadhnrst, for about 50 years a member of the Ticehurst Board of Guardians, and for some 20 years on the Ticehurst Rural District Council 46,089 Mr. Ernest Hopwood (54), of 8, Howard Place, St. Andrews, Fife, N.B., and formerly of 42, Ovington Square, Chelsea, London, S.W 42,379 Mr.

Roger Lewis, of Mulberry House, Little Mill, Monmouth 41,315 Mr. Sydney Harry Milsom, of Logan Koad, uisnopston, Bristol, a member of the firm of H. B. Milsom and Sons, timber merchants, of Lewins Mead Saw Mills, Lewins Mead, Bristol, a prominent local Freemason Mr. Lyonell Barlow (70), of The Old Vicarage, Malvern, and Rowallan, Worcester, solicitor, son of the late Rev.

John Mount Barlow, of Ewhurst, Surrey 25,708 Mr. William Blandly Broken-hrow. of The Gilbery Private Hotel, Ilfracombe, Devon, formerly of 171, Hemineford Road, Barnsbury, London, retired grocer and sub-postmaster 11,510 Mis. Laura Rosa Williams fS7), of Marigolds, Redwell, Weymouth, Dorset, widow of Evan Thomas Williams, of Dyffryn Frwd, Glamorganshire 18,037 Mr. Owen Thomas Jenkins, of The Grove, Manorbier, Pembroke.

15,110 Mr. John Ratliff Wooster (82), of 3, Woodville Gardens, Ealing, London, chemist and druggist 13,592 Mr. William Parker, of Clover Lea. Cheadle Hulme. Cheshire.

solicitor 8,767 Mr. Robert Williams, J.P.. of Hillside, Brymbo, near Wrexham 7,924 The Rev. Joseph Edwin Pad-field, B.D. (35), of 14, Mowbray Road, Upper Norwood, London, S.E., formerly for some years connected with the Church Missionary Society, and author of several books 6,463 Mr.

William Cumberbireh, of 8, Ashdene. Healey, Rochdale, cabinet-maker 5,906 Mr. Henry Weatherall (74), of Lansdowne Road, West Hartlepool, formerly chief clerk of the Hartlepool Engine Works, who had acted as private and political secretary to the late Sir Thomas Richardson 4,187 Mr. Owen Owen, of 10, Cardiff Road, Pwllheli, manager of the Pwllheli Midland Bank for 40 years, and deacon and treasurer of Penntount CM. Church, Pwllheli, for 36 years 3,496 Mr.

John Edward Feay (63), of 19, Johnson Street, Old Trafford, Stretford, well-known track and touring cyclist 3,186 "AUSTRALIAN CREDIT SAFE IN OUR HANDS." New Premier Reassures Investors. The High Commissioner for Australia (Sir Granville Ryrie) has received a cablegram from the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth, Mr. J. H. Scnllin, in which he says he is glad to find that his anticipations that the timidity displayed by investors in London, upon the advent of a Labour Government to power would quietly wear off have been realised, and that prices of Commonwealth -stoclc are now what they were immediately before the election.

The British Labour Government has earned 'the confidence of the money market, and he says there is not the slightest reason why inyestgw should not have coiifidehce" in the Australian Labour Government. The people of Australia realise that they have, soremrrtpnt and that Australian" credit is safe in onr hands," he -says "'-The policy of the. Labour Government will not be destructive, it will ha constructive. Australia has always' met her finarHTiaT obligations and.