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2 THE March 29, 1895. Public Notices. ILLESDEN DISTRICT COUNCIL, The milesdeit pistriotCJomicil ire prepared to receive applications for the post of Park Constable for the New Bedreation Ground Applications, three addressed to not i p.m. bi Tuesday, April3th, The person asleoted willljeprovided with-umfonu, and the wages will be at the rate of 25s. per week for the first year, rising by equal annual increments to 30s.

per week in the third year of office. By Order, 0. CLAUDE EOBSON, Engineer to the Council. Pnbiio Offices, DyneBoad, K31bom, N.W., March 28th, 1895. PIANOS! HIGH CLASS, IRON FRAMED, CHECK ACTION.

ALBERT SHIim'S Paymetltfi feg IOM 10 ARMMKD. and FfiM defeeompeaiS A Situations. Advertisements in this column must be prepaid) are inserted at the rate, of 24 words three insertions, Is. i daughter of professional i gentleman, age about to assist advertiser with the needIeWprfe, Jttmily; two servants by letter, to Mrs. Ill, Adelaide Boad, London, N.W.

young'pereon Beeks re-engagement, or under shopwoman; aged 18, Jundeniable pharaoter, total Manor Terrace, College Park, ANTED, Situation as or Groom- gardener, or Groom-coaohman; or Under- gardener; abstainer, eicellent oharaeter; aged -21: height, 5ft 2j Niool-s Cottages, Neasden. I 659 ANTED, a good Shirt Ironer, arid Best Ironer for children's work; also'ft Lad for washhonse, one used to the work preferred, to "live out; regular work and good wages, to good Lowndes, yiotoria Boad, ANTED, General Servant (superior) and gentleman; wages, £16 to wasting, good plain Theobald's Library. ANTED, a Few Smart Energeido Men as Canvassing Collectors for the Boyal London Liberal termspand 'gnaranteBd'interest Tradesmen and others materially increase their incomes oyifelnng up aHpare-tifire agjmcy in this old and wealthy particulars, apply personally or by letter to F. LA EBTAUCHE, J6wiy.S^. pr Belle Park; Harlesden, N.W.

Miscellaneous. TVTEES Young 'Woman- Curtain WiBesden Green; I TO Is, in stamps goottjsH''National KeyBegiBtry and pfmfanni-S Aegd fcjreek disablement, covering accidents by train, 8how tibia 1 to them to do likewise. 13 IGHT! Light Candles, 31b take the Tie Pare- WUleBden Green. 565 BS. HOLEMANS, dealer in ladies', gentle, men's, end children's wearing Weekly payments taken.

Also Begistry Omcefbi Salnsbury Boad, West Kilburn: 5 Milk tins, 2frd- the talk of po4 RTTTiATOB (Tan), nearly new, just been thoroughly done np, for sale, High Street, Harlesden. MAT.T, Miltr BnsinesB for Sale, in good position. Middlesex Courier Offide, Harlesden, N.W. fTIHE Winter Season is upon us! JL' Special brand Sunlight" Oil draws trade at 9d. per The Pavement, Willesden Green.

ANTED, a little plain washingTjy MrslMann, 17, Weediugtori Eoad, Kentish T6wn 3 N.W. A trial is respectfully solicited. Terms moderate. ASHING wanted by Mrs. Kenning, shirt and collar dresser; moderate prices; washing sent home House, 2, White Horse Lane, Churoh Boad, Willesden.

J666 T. B. HOW, 344, HIGH BBOJTDESSTOT Pianos by OLLIBD, LUIHH Pianos by BROiDWoOD, OLURD, LDIHBBB, OBD, and all the Dent London and yoreigffTriaVftTB, 'at 25 per cent, dlsconnt fdrcaab, er on easy-'terms'of payment. Pianos and Organs for Hire. IOLIKS, ANJOS, AKDOLIKES, ASPS, ETC.

MU8IO LENDING LIBRARY. All the latest Music and Songs at Store Prices Soiled Library Copies at Cheap Rates. Strings and fittings of every description. TUNINGS. BEMOVALS.

BEPAIES. pianos and Organs returned.from hire, or second-hand at very low prices. J. J. (Late Manager HUDSON Fore City), 190, HIGH ROAD; KILBURN, HAS ALWAYS A Choice Selection HIGH-CLASS PROVISIONS, PORK, POULTRY, and GAME.

Goods Delivered by our own Carts within Three Miles. Customers are.invited to inspect them Le Bxperlaj in stock, fine quality only, InspecuonSolicitecl. THE Largest CironlatliiK Ubnuy In the Dtctrtsb LIBRARY Servants' Registry Office. -iLgont- feajpliael Prize! Competition Boots. rsTATIOXEEY.

(ROAD, RIlvBUR-N, be sitting, a committee was engaged in its deliberation about the new appointment, and as, under the circumstances, ole oppi id so, an that for iiPom.at seferxed of Ai meetitrg at Edgyare, members evidently saw it, although there were. some, minor episodes jntroduced out sdniiiii. of irate- father, whose children are always tan- KILBURN-GREAT B0OE STORES. Opposite Marclie. Klffito.

DILDEBB 1 :Snprt.T AHD STOBK8 LANE, HARLESDEN. A (Of "Oxbridge Boad, Shepherd's Btuhjj i I uecvra And Oantraetors for arid Requlrerndnta, Have opened PreniiBes sifa Branch, where ail Orders tor Goods or WorK will meet -with their Working Departments? Work, Testing and Con- straction of? Drains, Crant SeH- Hqt.SV&f»r;an%^£n^is>rmg^Sf^E- CarrTenterhig, Painting' aciSmiths in 1 Table Shades, Globes, and Glasses, China and Glass, Domestic of all' Builders' Department r-. a Stoves and Eanges, fianitary-'Gocrfs, Bain water Goods, and Picture Glass, Brass Prompt Attention Given to Burst Water-pipes. PRAOTfOM WipOk MjtiEH, Jewener" and Optician. (CERTIFICATED BY TEE JraTIgB, BOBOLPOipAX SOCTETT.) Chronometer, Repeating, -Keyless, and all kinds of complicated Watches Cleaned, Bepaired, and Adjusted.

Mnsioal, Chiming, Carriage, and other Clooks Cleaned and Bepaired. jfadfaiH C(pdks, jBVonze'sv Bepaired Bestored as New. Jewellery and Plate Bepaired, and BegUt or Plated. Ordinary Optical Be pairs in-a few hours. Prmottiallty, "WBrfctnumrtilp', ana' Modexaw EsriniTES AHDiili.BEtilta WABBAfi -rpD.

BFBCIaX UHZS in the Sale Department. LADIES'SILVEB WATCHES 1 0 LADIES'6QLD'WATCHES SILVER WATCHES 16 0 ENGLISH LEVEB WATCHES 8 3 0 A very large Stock ot CLOCKS to select from, at prices ranging from to Superior quality. MAEBLE CLOCKS at IBs. 6d. BLECTKO-SILVBB PLATE, Forks, Spoons, of the finest quality and 20 per cent less than Spectacles and Eye-Glasses from Is.

id. per pair. Certificated by the 'British- Horological Society, Vfeyf jpnbjln Utoary, WmJBSPEBT CTTtTiBW I AVE money by purchasing your. Potatoes wholesale from TYKEBLL who receivirig 1 from the betft Potato BktrictB in the world, and are now Good Sound Lincolnshire Potatoes at 2s. 6i per Bushel of 561b.

Bedfordshire iSagnum Bonums, at' 3s. per Bushel of 561b. Torkshire Brace, Splendid Cooker, 3s. 6d. per BuBhel of 561b.

Try these, and if yon do not like them, we send for them, and return the money paid. ORANGES. Large Oranges, Yery Sweet, 30 for la. Seville for Preserving, 30 for JS. The Best.

Bipod and Tangerine, at Low Prices. APPLES. Choice Dessert Apples, 2d. and 3d. per lb.

Good Cooking Applesj 2d. per 71b. for Is. Canary Island Bananas, 16 to 24 for Is. Tomatoes, 4d.

to. (3d. per lb. XTew Brftrnlg, jnet quality. 4d.

perlb. Spanish Onions, 91b- for CanliflowerBf direct from Italy, from Water. Cress, guaranteed.grown in spring water, 8 bunches for Salads, fresh daily. Cncumbers, from id. to 6d, each.

Flowers Direct from the Scilly Islands in large variety. HOTE THE ADDRESS- TYRRELL 87, High $treet, OPPOSITE TEAM TBEMINUS, 448, Harrow Road. GEORGrE H. MAY, Street, 103; Boad, if.W., 1 MAST TiSPU.BAJOJ LD "IL STOOg, Entire Libraries Furahased for Cash. A DVEETISEMENTS intended for insertion in the current iBsne of IDDLESEX OITEIEE must reach the offices, parlesden Parade, Willesden not later tian Thursday they should, whenever possible, be forwarded the previous day.

fne charges for prepaid-. ments 24 Words, 6d. 3 Is. Od. fO 9d 8 40 (id Pailiainontarj Notices is! per line.

'Publio Companies County Council Nofdoes, Boards and other. Authorities Auction Sales Advertisements, per inoh, per insertion: From la. 6d. to 3B. according to position.

Meetings, Services, and Entertainments 2s. per 1 2a JidVper pheq.ues.and Pqstal Orders payable to SfF-Eiiw, and crossed" and Bank." The was--under, the that soma of ids members; Anderson by inference denied "that he" ridiculed, or course, it must be remenibeTea that ridicule's prosperity lie3 in the ear Of him that heai-s it; never in the tongue IS 3' tke stift ment; and the Councillors ajt rotitid would jip dquhf agree Jhaji $ot be'en' lidicufo'af' byMiT Anderson AhWe is a vMnep agreement between them, and no0eedpEor quarrelling. Some might even as to hint that some other things, besides curses and But, ridicule or-no ridicule', the bree'z6 did not inake much headway, for after all pia.t^erC was referred back. fH is requested rfoiifrias yoitible sent thexasiof-iiisti'Agk, ameerisi-fyL, Paragraphs sent for must always be name and the'senSer, amishovM-reachstite office occurrence to which they refer AT LATEST. 'M Thursday, but can only be properly classified if received by first post, on Football news, of matches played on Samrady, CANNOT-BH issEBTKD if after PDSBT -POST on Thursday morning.

All communications intended for publication must be xoriiten on one side of the paper onlyS Articles, sent on approval CANNOT BE TURNED unless stamps are sent for the purpose. Offices Harlesden Park Parade, Willesden PBE'EARROW DIVISION BBCOBDHB. FRIDAY, MARCS THB -discussion the Cbimcu separate paynjagi to Mr. Fisher, of a yearly amount, ran pa the'lines usually i taken whenever' the crops up. There was the necessity of impressing the difference between clerkly wprk work, then there was the dlfiereidce of opinion wliaFperio3 ah be based upon.

The pfopositiPn made by Mr. Saunders the yearly up'pn this amount thb discussion centred; for "althbugh'mr. wished for a definite offer of £60,. he' was' unfortunately shnt oul by" -the rules of. debate, having made the pro- positipn for an amendment when openek closed.

foj- small" majority. As to the principle of paying a fixed sum there course, something to be said on either side. The thing, practi'ce in WUlesden forspjne has. worked very satisfaetojrUy; and Jliejse, as elsewhere, the practice has been-the means of saving deal-of irritatbm, and, we expense; Aa to the after proposition made by Mr. Saunders, that must: be'Bet down been very-seriously meant, and met its doom very ATTERS overthe-oftlce of cleirkwere not so quiet the same, evening at Wembley.

There the Finance Committee recommended' 1 appointment-of a gentleman to, the, Counoil, and: there was anything but smooth would seem; indeed, that there is not likely tobem 'this particular corner of the globe. The wind- seems, to be attfaoted from, whptefrer: quarter it may be round it begins to go in eddies, meeting contrary whiflfe, until the driftwood 1 of ordinary "debate; 3ying ready stored for use, begins to fly about, and. everybody involypd- iu the dust, even if there i(V nothing' worsei Anderson appears from our report to have made a strong stand against. the Chairman's observations, about the doings in committee. It appears to us quite natural for this to be so; for the member for.

Kingsbury seems determined tp be at loggerheads with the Chairman. The Chairman's position, in speaking as he did; needs but little defending. He found that after the time--announced for-the." Council to excitement has been the fact that the offer of £30 per arinfiinj $6t thte schoolroom and cottage adjoiningr, hais by the trustees 'of "the JKnd that it has been let to Rey. MtjoCox for a.suffl. £12.

lesj? than that, offered by the Council, The Council' In their application stated that they would be willing to meet the Wear in aby 'Way, but they have been refused, with sth'e 0 suggestion that they must arrange wilfcMr. Cox. It-ift-naderetfiod Mr. Cpx thjs £14 annum. These facts were brought before the-DistrictCouncil, and confirmed by one of the trustees, Mr.

G. H. Brown, The action of- trttatees calls forth comment idn the district, and Mr. Rowland, who, -has the question of Harrow and Wembley Charities fhoroughiy at his; finger ends, has got the DiBtrfct -Gohiicil-' to ask for an inquiry by the Charity Commissioners on the "subject. There is no doubt if Mr.

Rowland takes the matter up that he will to iihe bottom. Hispel-'questioEf is the local charities, and he fully under- standsiis subject. AST week we drew attention to the I fact that the Middlesex County Council had rf solved to maintenance $ntl- repair of the main roads; of Wembley, Wealdstohe, H4ndbn, and animadverted on this withholding of local supervision from the local gliid to find that the County'Council has" done the next best thing to handing over the control of these roads to asking Mr. Charles, the surveyor of Harrow- on-the-Hill Council, to undertake the supervisionf pf the The Harrow natufaHy feel considerably flattered by such a mark of confidence in their official, WE are glad to see that Dr. Skinner, the medical officer of health to the Willesden-District Council, has, in his annual Sanitary Report, issued this week, drawn attention to the way in which the Canal Company deal with to the River Brent, whose impound to form the Harp Reservoir, and rob all the lower part-of -the-river of its natural supply; The Doctor'hits the 7 it appears that the Canal Company have little or no regard for public health of; the, district their feeder passes, and that the time'-mnst come, if it has not already come, the Company must of their they hayp; then), he adds.

refers to the matter bemg' under ihe consideration of theGouncil's solicitor, and to the ameliora- tiye-wprki carried-out. by Robspny ehgiriger 6ut itJseems to him that alll such outlay must in the end 1 prove abortive, unless the- engineer-has--some control over. the; mahagement of the stream; This matter affects: other districts besides Willesden. Has not the Wembley Council anything to say in support of Dr. Skinner's contentions HE of what'is known" among bill-stickers as "fly-posting" was strikingly- illustrated on Monday afternoon.

For "benefit of the uninitiated, we may explain; that the "fly-poster rents no hoardings from which he can exclude rivals, but wanders about at his own sweet will, sticking his bills anywhere and everywhere without asking permission. Opposite this office is a pair of gates which have received the attentions of, these gentry for some time past; and this was the scene, of Jhe incident. About the middle bf Hhe afternoon bill-sticker No. 1 came along, posted two or three auction bills, and went his way. A few minutes afterwards-'DiU-fificker No.

2 eahntered up, and with the greatest coolness imaginable proceeded to cover up No. l's bills with some of his own. Whether No. 1 saw this we know not, but he soon returned, and put more of his own on top; and this time they were not disturbed. All this happened inside of ten minutes.

So.much for the "fly-poster" and his employers. Cardft: Gladstone, FT J. C. FT'JoIes' (rating surveyor). The overseers of the various parishes-were also-in attendance.

NWi-Valnatibn minutes of the-Slastftneeting were read-and signed as correct. The Clerk reported that ne had valpation Hsts for the tile-Union; He had forwarded the same to Mr. C. P. Jones.

Mr. tbaif in his. opinion the Ests'were lists were taken first, appeals by Mrs. Beed, of St. Margarets, Dean Road, Willesden Green, Mrs.

Bevis, 32, Chaplin Road, and Mr. H. Highaan, of 8, Regency Terrace, were allowed, reductions in each case being made. Mr. Higham also appealed against the rating jilegenojr, 7 WiUelaeii 1 iHtd a present £25; all confirmed.

01 apipealsen behalf "of Messrs. Glanville," and Horner, of 15, 26, and 27, Regenoy Terrace, were referfed'tp the H. A. Thorn, of Hurworth, Stonebridge Park, was successful in his appeal for a rebate on £200 gross value, and The-rating was reduced to £162 groisjiand Willesden Green, wereadjourned. Appeals were remarkable: Mr.

A. Dunlbp'and Mr. T. Anderson, members of the Assessment Committee; Mr. Thomasin, overseer for the Parish; P.

Oliver H. 3. the TOpbanS? Council, all iiagamst theJT prjesfint rating. The given wasf of property 'Mr; against theV rating of his house and garden, at Churoh Farm, Hendon, and land and buildings, at a sum of £404 gross, and £358 15s. present rateable value, was adjourned- because evidence was the reason-for the de- J.

Ri.01iTer..did not.put in an was successful in salfte of Gardens, reduced from £72 5s. to Dickers' appeals were confirmed or referred to the T. Anderson was unsuccessful in reducing the rating of his house and gardens in The Hyde, but his property was reduced from £130 gross to £97, and thepresent rateable' value from £120 to £87. rZ appeal on behalf of WooaVidirigs, Pihnet', was allowed, the rating being reduced to £54 grOBs 'and £43 rateable. Thomas Tilbury, of the "Swan," Sudbury, had appealed against his rating of £40 gross and £32 rateable.

He did not put in an appearance and the rating was White's appeal for a reduction for in Hendon Grove was allowed. Little Fred Welch, butcher, of lattle Stanmore, appealed against the rating of his shop in the High Street, Edgware. It is rated at £34 gross, and £27 appeal after some discussion Henry Ward was the only appellant from Kingsbury. He appealed against the rating of his house, premises, and land at Hungry Down. A reduction bringing the ratingto £268 gross and £238 rateable was allowed oh the land and buildings, but the other rating was confirmed.

The Assessment Committee then adjourned. House. 1 of the letter vote. The not of Guardians motfaSti'pf Mr. Hawkins.

vote to i. HaMfeaw of Henooniwho-forwai-ded on alf 0.f:4he "HpMSf Hendon" Dodge of QPod Tewfelars, andjteeful -toys. 'Ve-'Mr. IjlOTey thfe meat sfiipplieoVtS said the Guardians 'jpai that sent in this week toitte nousi HENDON BOARD OF GUARDIANS. HUBSDAT, AECH 28.

EESENT Messrs. H. Lovejoy (chairman), W. Memory Dunlojp, Anderson, Adams, "Lefley, "Battfum, Perkins, Mqore, Biddiscomhe, Veal, Wood- mfLp, ThomaBin, Mrs. Hobson, and Miss Joy- F.

J. Seabrook-(clerk). The mfhttt of last meeting were signed as correct. The Workhouse Seabrook reported that he had received a letter from the Local Government Board, with regard to the suspension of the Master, Mr. C.

W. Wright. The letter stated that as the Board did not pref er a charge against the Master, the Board had no. right to suspend him. The Local Government Board therefore called upon the Hendon Guardians to rescind the resolution suspending the Chairman thought the matter was too serious to be dealt with at once, and it was unanimously decided to consider the matter in committee.

Overworked Kedisal the last meeting of the Visiting Committee, it was recommended that an extra nurse for the hospital should be provided. The matter was referred to the whole Board for Mr. Battrum said that he had been making inquiries, and found that the day-nurse had seventy patients under her charge. This, he urged; was too many for one nurse. He assumed also that the night nurse had an equal number under her charge.

An extra nurse would relieve both Chairman thought the matter should be referred back to the Committee to Mr. Battrum opposed this. He said it was no use referring, the inatter back to Committee. The been "messing" about since the morning and nothing had been Lefley proposed that the matter should be referred back to the Visiting Committee; Mr. Anderson seconded, and it was referred hack.

Biddiscombe moved the adoption of the Finance Committee's report. The Committee reported a balance of £4893 lis. 4d. The Suspension of the Board then went into committee, and discussed the letter received from the Local Government Board. On resuming it was proposed by Mi-.

Hawkins and seconded- by Mr. Anderson, that; the following letter should be sent to the Local Government am-directed to acknowledge the receipt-of your letter of the 27th inst. with reference to the 'suspension of Mr. C. W.

Wright from the discharge of his duties as Master 1 of the; Workhouse. I am to state that the Guardians have allowed the Master, Mr, C. W. Wright, to resume the performance, of his duties under protest, and consider the facts already submitted to the Board are of such a character, that the continuance of Mr. C.

W. Wright as Master, will not be to the interest of the Guardians or the welfare of the inmates of the Eouse had been frozen. MIDDLESEX COUNTY 'COUNCIL. A MEETING of. the Middlesex County Council Was.

held at. the Guildhall, West- presidency of Mr. Montagu Sharp, the vice-chairman, and the local members present were Ambrose, M.P., J. Stewart, W. Ginger, J.

A. Adams, and Willans. o- Illiie.ss of Clerk (Sir Richard; stated that Mr, R. M. the was unable to be present at that meeting owing to his being confined to fcfie house with an attack of influenza.

also unable to be present owing to a similar cause. Committees. The following members from the Harrow Division were elected on the undermentioned committees Executive Committee under the Diseases of Animals Act, 1894: Messrs; Adams, Cox, Ginger, Loveland-Loveland, Nelson, and T. Smith. Industrial Schools Committee: Cox and Nelson.

Standing Orders Committee: Mr. Loveland-Loveland In reference to the latter Committee, Mr. Bradshaw expressed a wish to be a member of it, on the ground that his district (Tottenham) was not sufficiently represented. To meet Mr. Bradshaw's case, Mr.

Regester moved that the Standing Orders Committee be increased by one, this was Mr. Stewart asked what about the other districts not represented on the Committee? and moved an amendment that such a change should not take place, as he thought it was'6, very, invidious further amendment was moved by Mr. Fowler that the Committee he increased so as to be composed of one member from each division in addition to the ex officio members, and this was generally agreed to. Technical Education Finance Committee, in the course of their report, stated that they had been asked by the Technical Education Committee to submit a supplemental estimate, -for the year commencing April 1 next, for £1,500 for expenditure on technical education during that year. The Finance Committee, however, were not prepared to submit this estimate, pending some further explanation from the Technical Education Committee, and as a special meeting of the latter was about to be held in order to consider a schime of teohnical education for the ensuing year, the Finance Committee had decided to invite the members, after the scheme had been' considered, to meet with them in order to confer upon the Garrett spoke at some length upon this question, objecting to one committee having the power to override another in this Bowles, M.P., drew attention to a section in the Act referring to the subject, and eventually it was" agreed to leave the matter with the Clerk, Ho give his legal opinion upon the reading of the section having reference to the powers of 4 Finance Committee of a County Council in this particular, consult counsel if he thought proper, and report to the Council at a future meeting.

POLITICAL. PARLIAMENTARY NOTES. History in Elementary the Commons on Tuesday, in reply to Mr. Talbot, Mr. Acland said: The new syllabus in history is not compulsory.

Any School Board or body of school managers may submit an alternative course for approval, and if such course generally conforms to the syllabus in the previous Code it will be accepted. This provision will, I hope, satisfactorily meet the cases in which there is a stock of History Readers in hand which it is desired to retain in use. The Metropolitan Outer Circle (Abandonment) Bill was read a third time in the Commons on Monday. SPORT. ATHLETICS.

The Essex Cross-country Championship. important event took place on Saturday at Forest Gate, before a large concourse of spectators, when the Essex Beagles won. We were pleased to notice that T. Bartlett of Hendon, a consistent runner of the black and yellow hoops," ran into fourth place his time being 47min. 25sec, the winner's time being 46min.

26 3-5Bec. CRICKET. Boxeth United C.C. (23, weak Dates open: May 25, June 8, July 20, September (home); May 18, June 1 (away). Angntt Bank Holiday, day match (home).

A few Wednesday afternoon matches in July, August, or C. Corney, Alma Boad, Boxeth. CYCLING. The Pegasus Cycling We intended to have given an account of the club 's doinga of last year, and a short account of the 1895 prospectus, but owing to pressure on our space we are compelled to hold the matter over for a week. FOOTBALL.

Fixtures. AECH Harlesden Willesden Rovers, at Neasden. Mapleleaf v. Basaein Park, at home Mapleleaf (Reserves) v. Bassein Park (Raservea), at home.

Christ Churoh v. Ponder's End Unity, at Hendon. Christ Chtrch (Reserves) v. Bloomfield, at Scrubbs. Metropolitan v.

Tolmer's Wanderers, at home. Metropolitan (Reserves) v. Crescent, away. Hendon Bangers v. 1st.

London Engineers, at Hendon. Hendon Bangers (Reserves) v. Diamond, at Hendon. Child's Hill Youths v. Eagle Albert Institute, at home.

Harrow Athletic v. Marcians, at Baynes Park. Harrow Athletic (2nd) v. Marcians (Reserves Harrow. Harrow Athletic (Reserves) v.

Paddington, Harrow. Wembly v. Vulcan, at Wembley. Queen's Park Rangers v. St Mary's College.

Barnes. Queen's Park Rangers (Reserves) v. St. Mary'i College (Reserves), at home. Old Brightonians v.

Middlesborough. This match resulting in a win for Middleeborougb at at.