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N. 39,280. (4.0 A.M.) LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1910. PRICE 3d. The charge for ANNOUNCEMENTS in this column of BIRTHS, BETROTHALS.

MARRIAGES, and DEATHS which must be authenticated by the name eni address of the tender) i SIX SHILLINGS for tix lime or let. and ONE SHILLING and SIXPENCE jar every additional line of about eight vn vie. The charge for Announcement in the ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES column it C. per insertion, 24 word or These Announcements mutt be duly authenticated with the Signature and Home address of tender. Cheques Postal Orders.

should be mode payable to The and addressed to the Advertisement Department, Printing House Square, London, E.C, and crossed Couttt and, Co." Telephone. Holbom 2670. BIRTHS. ACTON. On Saturday, the 21st May.

at Appleton if all, Cheshire, the Lady Acton, of a daughter. ADLER. On the 20th instant 9, Boundary rood, St, Jolin's wood. to David and Sylvia Adles daughter. ALCOCK.

On tho 18th May. at Abbey Gato. St Catherine', Lincoln, to Dr. and Mrs. Fkaxje Alcock daughter." BARTON.

On the 6th April, at Zanzibar, the wife of CartAix FaAJfCis Rickman Baetos, C.M.G., of a daughter. BATEMAN. On Wednesday, the lEth May. nt Weat View, Starbcck, Yorkshire, to Mr. and Mrs.

axeman a son. BRISTOWE. On the 22nd May. at Round wood, Hutton. Essex, the wife of Pebcy R.

Bwstowe, of twin daughters. CHILD. On the 21st at Batnville, Harpenden Common, to" ilr. and Mrs. Stethes I'acden Child a daughter.

CLEGG. On the 22nd May. at Handforth" House. Haodlorth. Cheshire, tho wife of A.

Rowland Cxeco, cf a daughter. CROWDER. On the 18th insu at so, Anmra mansions, Bekize park. N.W the wife of W. Irwin Cbowdeb.

barrister at law, of a son. HADLEY. On the 19th May, at 56, Chatsworth avenue. Wimbledon, to Mr. and Mrs.

PrECiVAi. W.tt onclilpr HARFORD. On the 22nd inst, at High Field, aUOra, WHO 01 i uniu, w. HARTOG. On the 21st May.

at Bergen op Zoom. daughter. JARVIS. On the 20th insU at Winscot, Albort road Wimbledon, to Mr. and Mrs.

Frank ti. Jabvis a son. JONG. On the 21st insU, to Mr. and Mrs.

H. iWDTP A 4k. 41ml XT. a IK Orwn rrlnS Hyde Fark, the wife of Pebct Sbvtz Lawkib, of a daughter. MALCOLM.

On the 11th May. at Witten, North am. lsevon, ine wue 01 aALxviu ju. a. a mx.

infTflTlnf rn 1041, rv at. in PjiTTirirMcw. gardens, the wife of Kennakd Golborne Metcaue, of a son. MOODY. On the 2Cth May, at 87, Ditton road, Sortaton, tlie true oi i esctv alc iuui.

jwuwi, ui eon. NORTON. On the 21st Mar. at Ropes, Feminist Haslemere, the wife of J. XL Nobton (late tho Cora biniers), of a daughter, A IT A ivtm 5ft (irr rtrAnA mansions, Batteisea park.

the wife of. E. Peach, of a eon. Pf.ARSnV. On the 22nd inst at 7.

St. Colme street. Edinburgh, the wife of R. B. Peabson, Advocste, of a daughter.

READ. On the 21st May, at 2, Airedale road, Balkan), the wife of Wit. Abnot Read, oi a daugnter. RUTHERFORD. On the 20th itist at 38.

Greeley road. Highgate; the wife of the Rev. S. IL Ruthektokd, of a daughter. SAUNDERS.

On the 20th May, at Sherbourne, Harpenden road, West Norwood, tbe wile oi Jthank v. Saunders, of a son. SELBYV On the 21st inst, at The Bim, Bickley, Kent, wife of Fmd. Keste vek Srt.BY. of twin sons.

SOFTLAW. On the 26th April. 1010. at Mayfair, Fordsburg, Transvaal, the wife Haboid Goodiake borxLAW, oi a son. fHlFFE On the 18th May.

at Almors, U.P, India, the wife of X. Surra, I.C.S, of a daughter. TAFFS. On the 18th May, at 35, Greenholm road, Eltham, Kent, the wife of Herbert W. Tajrrs, of a son.

WAGSTAFF. On the 22nd May, 1910, at Ilfra Lodge, Great North road, East Finchley, London the wife of B. Abthtjb. Wacstatt, of a daughter. MARRIAGES.

DOUGHARTY MAUNDER. On Saturday, tho list May. at the Catholic Apostolic Church, Camberwell Jiew road, fEAKus, secona son oi auto uuuubakii. Esq, of Larkhall rise, Clapham, to Edith Acgusta, eldest daughter of Edward Walter Maunder, Em, F.RJLS, of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. Foreign and Colonial papers, please copy.

LARGE GREGORY. On the 8th March, 1910, at Trinity Mission Church. Paoning, Western China, by the Right Rev. Bishop Cassels, assisted by the Rev. W.

H. Aldis, 'Auebi W. Large, late of Leamington, to Alice JIakian, eldest daughter of the Rev. J. G.

Ckegohy, of Brighton. TURXBULL i R0BDS0X. On the 12th April, at All Saints' Church, Woollahra, Sydney, N.S.W., Altked Woohet, second son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tcrnbcix, Karambla, Toorak, Melbourne, to Greta, daughter of Mr.

Apccstcs F. Robtssox, Underclifle, Double Bay, Sydney. TURNER i ERNST. On the 18th insU at Christ Church. Brondesbury, by tho Revd.

Dale Williams, MJL. Itector. Frank Saunders, son of the late William Tcrner, of Exeter, to Bebtha Muriel, elder daughter of Emi Ernst, Mapeshill, Willesden Iane, X.W. WOOD BERRY. On the 21st inst at SL Xicholas, Shaagton.

Iiceetershire, by the Rev. John H. Berry. Retired Chaplain of the Fleet, uncle of the bride, Walter Wood, of Battersea park, London, to Edith Jane, second daughter of Rev. W.

G. Beret, Rector of Shangton. DEATHS. AGAR. On the 21st May.

suddenly, of angina pectoris, Thomas Jakes A cab, of Surbiton. and 9, Bucklersbury. Friends kindly accept this intimation. Xo flowers. ALIX.

On Saturdav, the 21st May, 1910. at 30. FrognaL Jlampstead, N.W, Fannt Cecilia Eleovoba Auir, aged 60. Funeral on Thursday, 2Cth 11.45 a at Hampstcad Cemetery. Friends, jjdndly accept this intimation.

ALLGOOD. On the 20th May, at Nun wick, the Revd. James Aixoood, aged S3. ARTER. On the 22nd inst Andrew Arter, of linden House, Upper Mall, Hammersmith, aged 71 years.

Funeral at Bromptoa Cemetery on Saturday next, the 28th at 2.30 p.m. BARTER. On the 20th May, at 47. Greencroft gardens, N.W WlLUAK Babteb, LD. R.LP, BRETTIXGHAM.

On tho 20th May. at Freston Cottage, Harleston, XoKolk. Martha, the widow of the late Richard Freston Bbetttkgkam, of Carlton. road, Maids Yale, aged 90. Funeral this day (Tuesday), at 2.30 p.m.

Train to Harleston leaves Liverpool street at 10 a m. BROWX. On Saturday, the 21st May, at Park street. York. Sarah Jane, widow of the Revd.

W. H. Bbown. M.A., Fellow of Caius College, Cambridge, and formerly Rector of Oxburgh, X'orfolk. BUCKXAXD.

On the 22nd inst, at Fair View, Beaumont road. Wimbledon Park. S.W.. Richard, second son of the late George Alexander Buckland, in his S8th year. No flowers.

CATER. On tlie 22nd inst. at Corran, Harrow on he Hill, Mary Jan Cater, widow of the late Charles Alexander Cater, aged 64. CHATAWAY. On tho 13th ApriL at Mackay, Queensland.

Henry Howard Chataway, third son of the late Rector of Rotberwick, Hants, in his lst year. COLEMAN. On the 19th inst, at Greta House, South terrace, Darlington, Warner Coleman, formerly of the High House, Hackford, Wymondham, Norfolk, aged 75. East Anglian papers, please copy. D'ARCY.

On the 20th inst, at 1, Canterbury road, Brixton, S.W, Margaret Rebecca, wife of the late Major Francis D'Abcy, of Druinkeeran House, Kosh, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland. Irish and Australian papers, please copy. DENN1STOUX MITCHELL. On "the 22nd inst, at Carwood.

Bigrar, Jakes Dennistocn Mitcfeix, of Carwood, D.Lw, Convener of the County of Lanark, aged 6. The only intimation. DUNLOP On the I9th inst, at Arnsido, near Camforth, aged three years, Janet Mart, second daughter of Walter Dcxxor, of Hallcroft, Addingham. FAIRFAX LUCY. On the 20th inst, at Eton College, after an operation for appendicitis, SrrNCER.

tbe eldest and beloved son of Sib Henry and Lady Faist ax Lucy. Born 7th April, FRASER. On the 19th May, suddenly, John Eraser, F.CJL, of Greek Lodge, Portotade on Sea, late of Bilkter House, E.C, and Hove. FREEMAN. On the 21st May, at the residenco of her brother, Colonel H.

Phillipps, at Aldermaston, Berks, Harriet Elizabeth, widow of tho late Catt. John Fbeexak, in her 76th rear. DEATHS (continued). FREWEX. On the 19th May.

Gubebt Altbed. son of late John Fbewes, of Esher, aged 38. Colonial papers, please copy. GRAY. On the 22nd May.

at 57. Leigh road. High bury. Annette, wife of Geoboe Gray, aped 48 years. Funeral at Highgate Cemetery, to morrow (Wednesday), at 12.30 o'clock.

Friends pleaso accept this (the only) intimation. HUTCHIXSOX. On Friday, the 20th inst, in his 82nd vear. at Beaufort House. DuDDas hill, Croydon, Surrey, the Rev.

Cbbistopher Blick' Hutchinsox, i Hon. Cnnnn nt rn i.rhnTt CathedraL formerly Fellow of St. Johns College. Cambridge, Assistant Master at Rugby School, and on Examining Chaplain to Archbishops Benson and Temple. Also at i he same place, on 1 he 22nd May, Gertrude HctCIIWSonv his wife, arl 78.

Funeral service 2.45 WodAesdav, 25ih May. at tbo Parish Church. Rucby. Friends will kindly accept this, the only intimation. IXCE.

On the 17th May. at Gayton Rectory, Lin coins hire, the Revd. Johjt Edwabd Alexander Ince. BJV, for 56 years clerk in Holy Orders. and for 35 years Rector of Gayton.

in the E4th year of his age. JOSLIXG. On tio 20th May. suddenly, at Stockton House, Wilts. Lydia Rosa, widow of the late Revd.

William James Josuno, Rector of Moulton, Su0olk, on lcr 69tli birthday. Funeral Moulton Church. Wednesday, 3.30 p.m. LEE. On tho 22nd May.

1910, r.t her residence, 17, ElliotHitreet. Tho Hoe. Plymouth, Fakny, widow of Charles Kelland Lee. Esq, and eldest daughter of the lato Francis Ede, Esq, of Pishobury Park, Herts. Xo by request.

LEITXER. On tho 20th inst, at his residence, Alderbrook, SoUhuU. Warwickshire, Simon Leitnee, J.P, in his 79th year. MACQUEEX. On the 20th inst, at Rossmoro.

Parkstone, Dorset, the residence of her nephew, CoL F. M. H. Marslmll. of Lroncliitis and heart failure, in RR.1," M.rvurirKx of Hadwell.

Felmersliam, Bedford, and of tho Grove, Ealing, Middle sex, daughter of tho late T. Potter aiacqueon, isq, M.P. for the County of Bedford, and granddaughter of the late Jacob Henry Artley, Baron Hastings. Funeral from the Grove, Ealing, Wednesday, 25th inst PEAKEi On the 20th inst, at Littlocote, Hatch. End, Pinner, Ellen, widow of the late Edward Cor3ox Peake, in Iter 92nd year.

Funeral to day at Ansolm's at 2.3a PEEL. On the 23rd May, Geobos Arthur, eldest rarviving.son of the late Sib Chari.es Lennox Peel, G.CB, and the Honblo. Lady Tccl. It is requested that no flowers be sent PRESTOX. On the 23rd inst.

at 57. Cecilo park. Crouch End, Robebt Charles Preston, formerly of Staplcton hall road, Stroud Green, aged 87. Funeral service at St Luke's, Hornsoy, at 2.30 ciock on inurs day. May 26th interment at Xew.

Southgate. ROBERTSOX. On the 20th inst, at Wimbledon. Alasdair Stewart Robertson, of Struan in Jlannoch, Perthshire, aged 46. ROWLAXDSOX.

On Sundav evening, the 22nd May, at Xant Glyn, Clapton Common, Heevy Rowland mjj, ims i in year. SAXGSTER. On the 18th at 27, Old Dover road, Canterbury, Mabella Frances, widow of Francis Sancsteb, aged 63 years. SEARLE. On the 18th May, at Boscombe.

suddenly, Nora, widow of tho late Colonel' a T. A. Seable, 35th Sikhs. Interred on Monday, at Clovedon, Somerset Sadly mourned. Indian pajicrs, pleaso copj.

SHIPTQX. On the 21t May. at Deal, aged 82, Marian Mastha Mabtleet Shipton, only surviving sister of tbe late llham Ldwyn bmpton. SOMERVILLE. On Saturday, thi 21st May.

in London. Dorothy, beloved wife of Roy Vebnon Somebville, Esq. STEVEXSOX. On tho 21st May, at 31, Rothsay rood. Forest gate, London, Sarah, the beloved wifa of W.

C. Stevenson llate Army Schoolmaster). Military papers, pleaso copy. SUART. On the 20th inst, at Lloyd's House, Tun bridge Wells, Louise Scart, widow of the late Revd.

Alfred Suart, and' elder daughter of the late Revd. Thomas Jennings Bramly, of Nevill Pork, Tunbridgo Wells, in her 84th year. WHISH. On tho 16th inst, at Mentone, Lieut. Colonel John Tulloch Whish, late 'Bengal Staff Corps, in his 6 Ah year.

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On JUNE 11 and EVERY EVENING following GREAT PYROTECHNIC SPECTACLE In th lalr r.mnnrli. HE DESTRUCTIOX of POMPEII and 1IERCULANEUM. 550 Persons wiU Uk part arid 1.500 costumes win be tsod la the spectacle. CRYSTAL PALACE. Open from 10 a.m.

to 10 p.m. Admission Is. children. Sd. "VTOTICE.

XATTJRAL HISTORY TROPHIES. GENUINE CLEARANCE i. Suitable for Exhibition or Science. AT GARDNER'S. 59 and 31, Oifod itreat.

London. Tt f7 AST LOXDOX HOSPITAL for CHILDREX, Xj ShsdriIL 'FUNDS'CRGENTlV NEEDED. W. M. WILCOX.

Secretary. TfjELIEFand RECLAMATION. IV Tlie arURCH ARMY'S INSTITUTIONS save thousands of HUMBLE HOMES from being broken up and their inmates from the workhouse. In our 120 LABOUR HOMES, thousands of criminals, vajirants, aud beggars are reclaimed, new hope given to rfestitute men aud women, nnd lads rescued from idleness and crime urgently RKOT1UED for emieratiou to Canada, Australia, and New Zealand of selected men. families, and youttis.

JRtSH AIR HOMLS for Women and Children; Contributions of money, old clothes, firewood orders (3s. 6d. ier 100 bundles), and waste paper lor sorting earnestly requested. Cheques crossed Barclays to Prebendary Carlile, Hon. Chief SSec or Mr.

f. Hamilton; K.C Uoa. Tteas. Marble Arch. W.

OrEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND. ST. MARY'S HOLIDAY HOME for CHILDREX and ST. MONICA'S HOME OF REST FOR WOMEN at Southend on Sea are specially valuable to tbe women and children of St. Mary's Hospital and the SICK POOR generally of thi large East End Parish who need FRESH AIR.

MEDICAL ADVICE, and GOOD NURSING during Convalescence. Doctor visits Homes; many urgent cases are now awaiting aduiissknvbut our funds are exhausted. Cheques and orders to the Rev. X. Uiven Wilsoa.

icar of Plaistow. London. E. VTJI. PIERREPOXT, Enquiry Agent, to the Xobility and Gentry, entrusted with confidential enquiries and delicate negotiations in all part of the world.

7. Chancery lane, London, W.C T.N 10072 Central. REFERENCES TO LEADING LONDON SOLICITORS. DETECTIVE. PRIVATE IXFORMATIOXS, in Qulries.

investigations, delicate negotiations. France and abroad. Guillaume. ex iuspector of the riurete, director, 53bis, Chaussce d'Antiu. Parbi.

'Phone. 162 73 (Wire: LonguiL Paris). EMP'S ME RCAXTILE OFFICES and: KEMP'S MERCANTILE GAZETTE. JOHN KEMP and Proprietoa of tne abmrr. hu to HORSES, CARRIAGES, HORSES.

H0RSE3. nORSE3. AXD W. MILTOX, 6. Park lant.

Piccadilly. have always on show a STUD of over 503 high class CAR HUGK HORSES, consisting of well matcaed teams, pairs, and single brougham horses, also pairs of cobs and singles for ladies to ride and drive from Ave to sir years of age 15 hands to l.s high, all fine movers, with perftct manners warranted sound, free from all vice, and quiet with all road nuisances. Any trial aud ctcrimry Surgeon's examinations allowed. Prices moderate. JOB nOESES.

JOB HORSES. JOB nORSEi AXD W. MILTON, 6, Park lane, Piccadilly, win be pleased to JOB any of tbelr HORSES by thi month or year upon moderate tcnns, the same as Messrs. East and whose freehold business premise ia Mayfair taey recently puicbascd ot them. HORSES.

A PAIR of handsome) BAY GELDIXG3. flrstclass quality. They step well together, and fast with high action. Five and six years old. IS hands high.

Price moderate. yeterirws.wtamins.tion trial allowed. Messrs. M. and W.

Milton's Stables. Park lane. Piccadilly. THE GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Established and Managed by the Corporation of Tyvtdon.

Principal. WILLIAM II. CUMMINGS. lis J) Dub, FS.A. Open dally to the general public fcr instruction In Music ana Dramatic Art i B.S0 ajn.

to 8 0 p.m. NEW PUPILS can enter at any time, naif Tsrm ommnicts Monday, June 6. 110 PrU9s. Me.lals, and ScliolarsldM. Studruts' Orocert Every Welneslay, p.m.

Prospectus may be hil free of the Secretary. Victoria If. SAXK AVYNDHAM. rjm QUEEN'S (SMALL) HALL. TWICE DALLY, at 3 and 8.30.

GROTESQUES. Stalls (numbered and reserved). 5s. and admission. 2s.

ana is. THE LAUGHTER Mox offloe. Queen's Hall. (Tele MAK.ER3." phone. Mavfalr 2824).

Oiappell's. Boiid Ktre SStO Marfairt. and all Libraries. INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. OLYMPIA.

JUNECth tolOUi. Peats. rtlvatcTViTiw. and Exhibition Stand Rnaees eannnw he hnnt nl tli rjUKKrlAL OFFICES. 12.

HANOVER SQUARE. LONDON. VT ami at tlie authorized agents'. KEITH. PROWSE.

ASP LACON X2iU ULOJ fcK, AtUl A.A11 HAY I I.TJ OPF.RAfiVE SOCIETY. DISTBlCf MJSiENGERSASHTQN AND MITCHELL; ALFRED WRllSTlSttAND WAD DISQTON. LEADSR AND CO. TTtTAXTED. a PAIR of SMART imd SHOWY HORSES, not und jr 15 black prefjrred also a lady's Hack, very quiet for ridinir also a Pony about 13 hands, thoroughly broken to riding and very qniet.

Address, stating full particulars, and prices photos if possible), to cars of J. W. Vickers and Co lane. KC. MOTOR CARS.

HAVIXG. tcken tho followinj Cars. in part Exchange for New Napier Cars of larger hone power, we are able to give Instant delivery, in good jcxmditlon, of 0 cylinder' S0h. p. Noiseless NAPIER (chassis in splendid condition).

Uve axle, 1010 model. Bosch dual Ignition, Rcdge hit wort detachable wheels, one spare wheeL 350. An exceptional bargain. 2030h. p.

cylinder HUMBER. tonritui body, to seat seven. Removable leather top, windows at sides, glass screen all lamps, spare', tyres, 220. 2430lu p. 4 cylinder ASTER, tburlns body, to seat Ave.

Detachable canopy and luggage rail, wind saeen. two igsitions, lamps, speedoineter, tyres, spares. 200. The above cars have been overhauled by our experts. WANTED, for immediate delivery.

SECONDHAND 4 cylinder I5h. p. Noiseless NAPIER CABS or ch.iwis. in good condition. Good prices given.

Apply S. F. EDGE. 14. ew Burlineton street.

W. state that their LONDON OFFICES 46. Cannoa strect. and 13. Great Su Xhonua Apostle, E.C.

and 10. Argyll street. Regent street. W. ttrcvTrRSiOKS WAXTED to PURCHASE, or fund would bo lent, on Mortige.

Large amounts preferred. Green, 81. MANUFACTURERS Your opportunity to learn the fall Possible value to you of the Janan rso and Chinese Markets is now to be had by communicating with THE FAR. EASTERN ADVERTISING AGENCY, 57i Craven House, Kjngswat, London, W.C. Thone Gerrarf 5S82 And at Kobe and Tokyo, Japan.

nnO EXECUTORS, TRUSTEES, A Lady, ap jl poiatefi ay the court ot Chancery to aras oi court. is now at uDcrty to unaenate tne ujuuanua majjm TEN ANCE of other wards. Coarmiiig country house: healthy outdoor life. F.677. I he imes Office.

E.C. THASTBOURXE. 12, DEVOXSHIRE PLACE. JLH HOME for SWEDISH TREATMENT carried out on latest pnnapies. itesident and daily PATiira for masKage exercises, medical gj ranastlcs, ac.

Rest cures. Wier Mitchell treatment, convalescents received. Miss McNeil, Prin cipal, iiigruy recommended ty tunguui ana aweaisn sperm ism. SANITARY ASSURANCE. The SANITARY ENGINEERING Co.

'Established 35 years) thoroughly examine and test the DRAINAGE Ot town and country Residences and CERTIFY when satisfactory. Prospectus on application to Carter. 65. Ylctoria stbet. West, minster.

Telephone. Westminster SIS. HIS LATE MAJESTY KING EDWARD V1L 0 be DISPOSED OF, tho famous original signed jl i Al.i il.ij. ly r. i ki.

oil. uj t.l. conMimng purtralts of their late Majesties Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, tlie prcut King, and oilier notabilities. All from special sittings; Full particulars on application to Owner, F.674. The Times Office, EV.

NOTEPAPERS LATEST EXASIPLES. witli newest styles of Monogram and address dies. post free. London Western District Printing Co, Ltd, late PARKINS and GOIUO. the Court Stationers.

76. Oxford street. W. HOSPITAL NURSES. LOXDOX HOSPITAL PRIVATE XURSING STAFF TRAINED XURSES for Adults and Children, for Medical.

Surgical. Maternity, or Massage Cases can be had immediately. Apply Matron. London Hospital. Whitecbapel.

Telephone No. 4488 Avenue. The nurses on the private staff return to the wards between their cases after sufficient rest, to that their work and knowledge are kept thoroughly up to date. T. JOHN'S HOUSE.

TRAINED and experienced ausjjiuAi eurgicai. maternity nutatta ana LasSEUsJU TO EXECUTORS. c. Messrs. J.

and E. BUMPUS, Ltd. (Booksellers to H.M. the King). 350.

OXFORD STREET. purchase libraries or smaller collections of books In any part of the United Kingdom, giving test prices In cash. Libraries valued for probate, 4cc, arranged, and catalogued LARGEST STOCK OF NEW BOOKS, including wetl bound sets of standard and popular authors, tc, at DISCOUNT PRICES. Orders by. post promptly attended to.

Catalogues past free. EXORS. AND SOLICITORS. VALUATIOKS FOR PROBATE OR DIVISION. DIAMONDS, PKARLS, OR PLATE PURCHASED FOR CASH.

LAMBERT, Goldsmiths, Jewellers, and Silversmiths to his MAJESTY the KING. 10, 1L and 12. OOVLNTRY STRET. PICCADILLY. W.

if ALU ABLE JEWELS OR PLATE VALUED OR PURCHASED. SPINK and SON, Ltd. Lstablished 1772. TALUABLE JEWELS OR PLATE. Abo OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE, VALUED FOR PROBATE, ix, cr PURCHASED for CASH.

bPISK and SON. 7ALUABLE JEWELS OR PLATE VALUED OR PURCHASED. SPINK and SON. Ltd Diamond and Pearl Merchant. IT and 18.

PICCADILLY. and 6, KING STREET. ST. JAMES'S Central tP.OJ. Itlecraptuc addrea.

Private Nunes. and Plate by rail ihsurWe 1 ROLLS ROYCE CARS Vith BARKER BODIES acknowledged THE "WORLD'S EEST C.VR." Early delivery with LIMOUSINE. LIMOUSINE LANDAULETTE. or TOURING BODIES. BARKER and Co.

(Coachbuilders). Ltd, 68, South Audley W. Tele. No. 3.103 Gerrard.

OAQA H. P. RENAULT CHASSIS with Cf BARKER light LLMOUSINE LANDAU LETTE BODY ready for finishing colours. BARKER and Co. (Coachbuilders).

Ltd, 68. South, Audler street. W. Tele. No.

3.103 Gerrard. "DARKER LOXDOX BUILT MOTOR BODIES, ft LIGHTEST AND BEST Exclusive designs In BODIES. BARKER and Co. (Coachbuildersl, Ltd, 66, South Audley street. W.

Tele. No. 3,103 Gerrard. (( f7ITHERS JIOTOR CARS for HIRE, IT or for SALE. or Hire with option of Purchase.

or Sale with Deferred Payments. 16 20 h.p, 20 22 n.p, 24 30 h.p, and 85 40 h.p. LANDAULETTES and LIMOUSINES. WITHERS and Co, Ltd, 35. Edgware road.

London. W. CAR WAXTED (not over 12 h. p. or exceeding three years old).

Lowest price for Immediate cash. Covered body. Full particulars and price to "Cornhlll," care of Pottle and Sons. Royal Exchange. E.C.

MOTOR CA11S for HIRE Largo selection of most luxuriously appointed LIMOUSINES, LANDAULETTES, and TOURING CARS. as supplied to Royalty, for hire by day. week, month. Yearly contracts a speciality. Most moderate inclusive terms in London.

ST. JAMES'S MOTOR CO. 190. Piccadilly. W.

Garage, 9. Carteret street, Queen Anne's Tele, 1402 Mayfair. day and night. TRAVELLERS BY SEA should not fail to take With them The 1 ALLENBUK, YS DIET Not only in sea sickness, but whenever a light meal is required the Allenburys DIET is Invaluable. It is a complete food, very nourishing and easy of digestion, and needs the addition of boiling cater only to prepare 'for use.

The Allenburys" DIET can. be taken: with comfort when a distaste for more solid food is experienced. In Tins at 16 and 3 of Chemists. A large sample tent on receipt of 2d. stamps.

ALLEN HANBURYS, Lombard street, LONDON. The Deahinrt MKT for ADULTS, smi it tniie distinct Iron Pie mU knom AUsnburtt foods tor Inla nts. MASKELYXB and DEVAXTS MYSTERIES, St. Ceorce's Hill. W.

DALLY, at 3 and 8. New and startling mysteries. Picture of ths Royal Funeral. ts, Seats. to 5s.

'Phone. 1543 Mayfair. rjTOOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S GARDENS OPEX jrJ every WEEK DAY, from 9 ajn. till sunset. Mondays, Od.

other dan. Is. Children alrsys 6d. MADAME TUSSAUD'S. EXHIBITION.

New Lifelike PORTRAIT MODELS of LATE MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII, T.M. Kiag George V. and Queen Mary. Open from 9 a m. till 10 pan.

MArLE PIANOS. Before buying your piano Maple and Ca's Ganeries, test each instrument, and compare prices. Piano, by Bechstetn. Broadwood. Bhithcer.

Stelnway. Collard. Hopldnsou. and all the best makers. At lowest prices for cash or on three years' system.

Second hand Pianos at most Favourable Prices. T01TENHAM COCRT ROAD. LONDON, and PARIS. YACHTING. YACHT CHARTERS.

Messrs. Crowther. Sewfdl. and Ltd, Yacht Brokers, of 0. Regent street, Waterloo place, S.W.

(their only address), beg to announce that they are la receipt of Instructions from a largs number ot owners who are willing to LET their YACHTS to responsible parties for the whole or pare of the approaching season. They have also a complete List of Steam and Sailing Yachts available for Purchase. Telephone 1418 Central. Telegrams Gybe. London.

SAILING and STEAM YACHTS of every description and tonnage for CHARTER or SALE. Full particulars sent on receipt of requirements. LORY and The Albany Courtyard. Piccadilly. Telaphona, Gsr.

1714. FURNITURE. jjtur: NITURE. MISCELLANEOUS. A LLEN and DAWS' EXTRA PIN MONEY is sent to an parte of tbe Brltl3h Isles exchange for every kind ot old fold and silver Jewelcry.

Diamond' Jewelery. Sterling Silver; and heffield Plate a bio Platinum. False Teeth, old Sous Boxes, and rtlil whatever In cold or silver. Send luiTthinir to 162, London street, Norwich. Immediate cash sent or oSer made.

Est. 60 years. HISTORIAXS' HISTORY of the WORLD WANTED, nice, clean, secondhand copy. Any binding. Please state lowest price for cash Write Box 1.611.

WllBng's. 125. Strand. W.C. TO EXECUTORS, Gentlemen's, Ladies' High rlass LEFT OFF CLOTHES PURCHASED.

Cheoues. tc sent per return for parcels. Special prices lounge suits. Bankers. ixm.

ana cm. cicru. oicat unuu oujrea. xs. auga hmuku.

PONGES. BUY DIRECT. One large bath, two i n.f. mM.rArrhure. one nantrv fl vs for as.

carriaffS sponges, 10s. 18s, 36s. doz, or three samples. 6s. 6d.

send foe I uiua, catalogue. iirecv ouppir iix, cwna cings i aS IMPORTANT PRIVATE SALE, formerly the Property of LADY MOUAT. Dr. J. F.

IX) VE. the Hon. Mrs. VANSITTART, deceased, and Others. Removed from 4.

BERKELEY SQUARE, S.W, 103, PALACE GARDENS TERRACE, and BROMLEY PARK. KENT. This Collection comprises one ot the most magnificent selections of Knulne high class. Modern, Antique, and Oriental Furnishings, aperies. Carpets, and Works ot Art to be seen in Iiondon.

being the complete equipment of several entire Mansions, any single articles out of which may be selected at once and DELIVERED FREE Town or Country, or Shipped for Abroad, or can REMAIN STORED FREE, PAYMENT WHEN GOODS REQUIRED. 27 COMPLETE BED ROOMS, comprising well made solid oak bed room suites, with glass door wardrobes. 3 17s. 6d. well made solid walnut bed room 15 17s.

unique design white and other enamelled bed room suites. 7 1 5s. choice Sheraton design ditto. 7 15s. very elegant Queen Anne design ditto, 12 15s.

two choice solid mahogany bed room suites with ft. 61n. wide wardrobes, 14 10s. and elegant design. solid walnut bed room suite with.

6ft. wide wardrobe. formerly tlie property of Sir Frederick Wlgan, 14 14s. two. costly inlaid with amboyna and satlnwood bed room suites, 22 guineas choice and unique design real silver ash bed room suite fitted with electro silver fittings, 25, with bedstead to match: and others of very elaborate description, three having originally cost over 300 guineas each, all of which will be disposed of at equally low prices.

Three gentlemen's fine old English wardrobes from 4 10s, and five fine old English bow front chests of drawers from 45s. Bedsteads of French. Italian, and Parisian designs, an elegant full size brass throughout French bedstead as new 50s, several with massive square pillars, also elegant inlaid mahogany, oak, and other twin bedsteads from 20s. DINING ROOM. LIBRARY.

STUDY, and SMOKING ROOM FURNITURE, comprise, among numerous other important Items, choice Queen Anne design sideboard. 5ft. wide, oflered at 7 15s. Queen Anne design overmantel. 65s.

splendid set ot Queen Anne design chairs. comprising two carving chairs and tlx small ditto. 7 15s. Queen Acne oval extending dining thl in. the entire being in nerfect preservation.

Delightfully soft sprung Chesterfield settee. 3 15s. two ksmze easy chairs to match at sus. very Deauuiuiiy carvea lurmiure. compnsuja linri iMfhmM CJ overmantel to match.

I ertendmg dining table, 50s. two majestic arm chairs and six small ditto, all to match. 6 15s. this collection Is in perfect condition and a magnificent bargain. A superbly soft sprung Chesterfield settee.

6ft. 6 In. long, 4 10s, with two very fine easy chairs to match, at 50s. Seven line quality real TOR KEY CARPETS, various sizes, with RUGS to match, scarcely soiled, from 4 10s.t also some real PERSIAN CARPETS and RUGS, equally low: an unusually fine ft. Adams design pedestal sideboard, with pewter lined wine sarcophagus to match.

Very choice antique design pierced gallery fenders with cast claw feet, and some with Morocen leather seats three fine old grandfather's chiming clocks and other old bracket clocks, fine toned modern pianoforte by George Brinsmead for 12gs, and a magnificent short pocket grand pUno of delightful touch and tone. 45gs originally costing 123gs. ana a rapiwu piamnurte iu uptww wnjinju, was. nniWTXcRnOM mmommg some delightfully delicate hand i tufted Aubusson carpets of exquisite design, superb silk draperies. Venetian and other mirrors, valuable sUned etchings on sift.

I costly carved and gilt Loui XV. settees, with fauteuils en I and occasional chairs, choice Bergier chairs with footstools, covered brocbe silk and gpld embroidery: caryed lt tabtes and graduated screens, Vernls Martin. Bonle ana tortolseshell inlaid and other cabinets, commodes, and escritoires. A magnificently spring uphobteml carvea silt suite, aewnxeu nnwuiacHirea by LevinskL of Paris, being offered for the ridiculously low price of 25gs. an exceptionally well made silk covered suite, com rising a luxuriously upholstered Chesterfield settee, two large ounte easy chairs to match, with tour spring seated occasional chairs.

3 17s. 6d. tlie lot lovely design cabinet. 4 ft. 6in.

wide. 6 15s. two dainty centre occasional tables at 25s, and overmantel 37s. 6d. Very beautiful and rare collection of real Dresden.

Svre. Capo dl Monti, and other china figures and groups. Complete sets of fine old English design table glass, from S5s. the set: a quantity of silver and Sheffield plate by Elkington and Rodgers. and canteens containing cutlery by Mappln and Webb, a quantity of table and bed linen, some choice Ivory carvings, two iron safes by Milner and Co.

and John Tarn, rare collection of buffalo and antelope horns, cases of very rare butterflies and beetles, and other natural history specimens: garden, motor garage, and coach house utensils, and numerous other valuable items or interest, all which full particulars and catalogues may be had on application. Any item mar be had separately, delivered, free town or country, or held stored tree, payment when goods required. Tbe whole is now on new "FURNITURE and FINE ART DEPOSITORIES. LM, 48 to 50. PARK STREET.

UPPER STREET. ISLINGTON. LONDON, N. A few minutes from Highbury Station. North London Railway.

CAB FARES REFUNDED TO ALL PURCHASERS. Hours 9 till Thursdays 9 till 5. CATALOGUE J. NOW READY, and FULL PARTICULARS FREE on APPLICATION. CONCERTS, 24 HAAS II It 24 KATHARINE GOODSON 8.1 24 8IGMUND BEZL 8.13 25 DR.

DEZ30 SZANT0 All 25 PAULREBIEES XJO 28 OLGA DE LA BRUTERE 28 ALBERT CO ATES J.1 28 IN MEMORIAM CONCERT J9 27 MADAME DONALDA S. 28 ELENA GERHAEDT Z. 29 NATIONAL MEMORIAL XS 80 CAKMKLA CARBONE aja 31 REGINALD DAVIDSON US 31 SUSAN STRONG AM 31 JULES WERTHEIM 8.13 31 LORRAINE NEW 8.1 Jone'l ELLEN EDWARDS 8.13 2 9 TOVEY AND CASALS 3.13 2 KoisErwrrscH jjs 2 FRANZ LIEBICH a. a 2 RUSSIAN VOCAL QUARTET 8.15 3 PLUNKET GREENE X33 (Adteriis'tments of these eonesrtt viO bt found onpaje 10.) ART EXHIBITIONS, ROYAL SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER COLOURS. 1 0 1st EXHIBITION.

LAST DAY MAY 29th IX J. ROYAL IN8TITUTB OF PAINTERS IN WATIK COLOURS. 195, PJceadiilr. NOW OPEN. Ill to M.

la. Also SOCIETY of MINIATURISTS. W. T. LA CICMOBE.

Secretary. THE FINE ART SOCIETY. LADY ALMA TAD EMA Memorial Exhibition of UO Fktares and Studies. Ought to be seen by all who ear lor refined workmanship, an exquisite sense ot colour, and a lor for beauty." The Times. ELLA DU CANE.

61 Water cotours of MADEIRA. Its. New Bond street. 10 to trefoek. ARTHUR TOOTH SONS' ANNUAL SUMMER EXHIBITION of Hlgh claa PICT0SZS.

Including works by J.B.C Cbrot. J. Isrsela. a F. Daubigny.

Troyon. J.Dupre. J.C.Caxio. J. Maria.

A. Schreycr. (JuJacque. E. Van Marcks.

and others. Is NOW OPEN their GALLERIES. 155. New Bond street. W.

rpALBOT KELLY and HERBERT MARSHALL. I EXHIBITION of WATER COLOURS of EGYPT an! tfc ITALIAN LAKES, by R. TALBOT KF.U.Y. R.f.: aho WATXJt COLOUR3 of LONDON, by HERBERT MARSHALL. R.WJ.

xtus i.r.u:riiSK UAXJ.EULKa. Kicener squara. FRENCH GALLERY, 120. Pan ru a. s.w.

NOW OPEN, the 97th EXHrClTIOX Selected rictures by MAUVE. J. MARIS. FANTXN.LATOUR. EiiilBlTlON LOAN COLLECTION of PAINTINGS JOSEPH WRIGHT, A.R.A., of Derby.

B. 1734. P. 1797. Admission.

mchKllag catakwues. Is. GRAVES' GALLERIES. 6. PALL MALL, S.W.

S. MacLAUGHLAN'S NEW ETCHINGS. FTTTTnrnn vnw opex at Air. B. CUTEKU.NST8.

10. Graftnn street. BoobVstnsst, W. 10 aiuy. fiaturoajs z.

SHEPHERD'S EXHIBITION. (SPRING. 19ia) Felerted PORTRAITS and LAND6PAPFS by EARLY BRITISH and FOREIGN MASTERS. Shepherd's Gallery. 27.

King street. St James's. E. M. HODGKLNS.

1Mb, NEW BOND STREET. An JJtlHBlTION of EARLY FRENCH DBAWTXGB. Admission by visiting earj only. Daily. 108.

aris sdilress 18. ds la Vllle 1 Evsoaev TV 7M. B. PATERSON'S GALLERY. 5.

Old Bond Impressionist School also Bronzes by Barye, Daily 10 to 5. A WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE CHINESE RUGS. EXHIBITION NOW OPEC 104. T. 3.

"UttVbC ULLEY and Ccl. 159. New Bond strsrt, W. Pictures of early English. French.

Dutch, and Italian Schmfo. PARIS. ESTATE OF 31. LOWENGARD. M.

LAIR DUBREUTL Auctioneer. 6 roe Favsrt. anslsOl by MM. MANNHEIM and PAULME and LASQUIN. experts VALUABLE TAPE3TRIES of FLANDERS, 15th and 16th Centuries, and ot the Roval Manufactories of tha Gobelins and Beauvals drawing room furniture in BeaovaH Tapestry: old staffs, old Eastern carpet.

On view, private Jon public June 9. from U0 to 0 pan. rLD MARQUETRY double pedesUl WRITING tab JjJS. nuea arawers ana rupnoarus on now siaes. wimrrrs leather top, 6ft.

lm. long. 3ft. llo. pries Hi.

M. W. rVTTITV ISO Cln.ntM 1 PLEASURE TOURS, NORWAY VISITING FINEST FJORDS, by tlr FAMOUS YACHTING STEAMER OPHIBT end 83. OMRAH," to 1 DAYS I From LONDON A.J rnp. I Z4th Juns an4 lit lain 1 GUINEAS rroraoKixsBY 1V lth and son Jw: i Auaravc UPWARDS.

I I.CXURI0C3 ACCOMMODATIONS Write for Free rHustrs td Booklet la 6RIENT rrriu sri nr: a. HON COMPANY. 5, Fenchurch a venue. IxxmIoo. JUT an.1 2sV Cnckspur street, S.W.

Managers F. GREEN and Co. and AXDH A.1UUW.1, ana ua. WILSOJST LINE. NORWAY SWEDEN RUSSIA.

Prograrnmes riving (nil sailings and Indus) rj Toun, Acplr Thot. Wilson. Hons. andiCo Ltl Hull. JAMAICA.

RIVIERA. IMPERIAL DIRECT MAIL SERVICE. RRISTnr. in KINnStTTlM UinuWl. PORT ROYAL, May 28 I PORT KINGSTON.

JnttS 1L ine tusr juiKvroN calls sc irmuaa out ana Dora. Magniflcent accommodation for Saloon and Secood elau passengers EPT.CIAT. STTtOmc TOTTRSL ti rnelnfhw tnnmtinbtha im w. oiAii i DritLiu xi i r.i. jALAica.

joe aoous six daya. First Class Ret rrn Fares to ERMUDA. 12 Apply ELDER DEMPSTER and House; liver, poof: 4. St. Uarr axs West end OAce.

14. Waterioojttaesu patV maU. London: Baldwm st, Bristol SO. Moler stmrt. Maacaeatat.

rpHE R.M.S. DUNOTTAR CASTLE, of the Union JL Castle Llos (the odr large steamer 10O Al at LloydTj aatlre! devoted to pleasure crtnsesl, is thartereit for i niOIC ST. PETERSBURG (tor MoneosrL XOS ETOCKHOLM. COPENHAGEN. UTFECX; DAN2l0.

tc JUNK 2. I 1 TO THE NORVEGIAN dwJLO OS and tbe NOETH CAPE, JUNE 2i. X1 1 I NORWEGIAN FJOROa Craisew JLS July 18. Jnlr 30. Cruising Enlsleich grdens.N.W.

t82.6tnnd.WXL I M. Caanoa swtec.xx rfUIE PASSION PLAY at OBERAMMERGAU JL IIXUSTRATED BOOKLET, containing fnB partJralart tour and arrangements for vMting Bavarian Highlands. wlUertasi in Summer. PperM BookVit. desrnbing toun ia ttwltarrtsad ai wars oj tgetUnthrt e.

with detajlwi arrangemeata froa CUXXt NJ NXAL TRA S.L Iftd. gardens. N.W, 4b.PVcadniy.W. B2. Htrand.

W.C. I 5. Cannon rest. TJT. THE LITTLE SHOP FACING BURLINGTON GARDENS.

OLD and MODERN JEWELS and PLATE. CASH. 'ARTHUR PITSON will give CASH lot every description of Cold Gem Jewellery and Hate. 179, New Bond street. London, W.

Telephone 8009 Gerrard, ROUND THE WORLD TOURS. Th Transatlantic East Asian. and Pacific Services ot ta NorJ deutscher Lloyd enable travellers to visit an nmwoally larts mnabn' of Interesting countries. Apply to Keller, WallM. and Co Not, Si and XI.

CockspuMtreet. S.W. Z. Khq Williana street. C.

SWITZERLAND IN THE SPRING. An Ideal holiday, combining everythinr that staler hosHaf eiijoyxbie. Warm sunshine, bracing air. ke. Intending yiiori should apply to the London Axener of the SWIsjit FKDaUUfa iCalLWAys.

Carlton tlonse. lib. RecenttrcW WaterloovUa b.W, tot Ticketd, Guides, and ail infarmaUoo. FuU panMUO use on application also the following jsunjmieU LUCEit "THE HOTELS Os" EIGHT DAYS AT GENEVA." LUGANO, CENTRE OF SWLW ITALIA LAKK. GUIDK.TqBKKNB;1,,fc ZURICH, ITS LAKES AND ENVTR053.

THE vffif! Zy, RMATT RAILWAY. IXIMS lid WALDHAULlMS.u ALPINE BJMOM. SULPHURIC THERMAL jPlilNtii. DAVOS. II EALTU BISO KT." rNGELBERO TcUMATlO HEALTH RK3QRT.

VnQM. GARDEN REQUISITES AND PRODUCE. CREOSOTES TTsMtLLM wuMfiixn. Garden little or much yon tern km It good and cheap. Catalogues fresy Xh Uwap Wood Ciissjisj; lirANT ANY WOODt FENCING.

Garden It good and cheap. Catalog IS. pcTomhlrc square. KG. PUBLICATlOrvJS.

CJTERILE MARRIAGE Bheder and Co. limited. 98, Gncsehareh iti set. ti.iTuuM ami rnranvs Treatment. Hv a TaAfl HaaW Th idi tia Hospital fccwoineii.

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