WESTERN DAILY PRESS AND BRISTOL MIRROR, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1939. PRINCES THEATRE 6.30 TWICE NIGHTLY The Great Comedy Success: GEORGE AND MARGARET Box Office Open 9 a.m. 'Phone 22561-2. SLINGERS NEXT WEEK. FOR SIX NIGHTS, at 7.30.
MATINEE: THURSDAY, at 2.0. Basil Dean his Latest West End Presents, Production FAY COMPTON FAY COMPTON IN DRAWING ROOM A Brilliant New Comedy, Actual London Company, including VICTORIA HOPPER. NOEL HOWLETT. GILLIAN LIND. PERCY MARMONT.
THEATRE ROYAL TWICE NIGHTLY 8.45 COMES SANDY SUPER REVUE AT POPULAR PRICES. Also Great Amateur "Crooning" Competition LITTLE THEATRE Evenings 8. Matinee Sat, at FIVE. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. CRANFORD (John Lindsay and Ronald Russell), Box Office 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m. Tel. 21182. BEDMINSTER. From 2 p.m.
'Phone 63360. JANET GAYNOR DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Ur. THE YOUNG IN HEART Showing at (U). LESLIE HOWARD MERLE OBERON THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. (A).
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CITY AND COUNTY OF BRISTOL. BRISTOL HEALTH COMMITTEE. TO PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. Committee invite TENDERS for PAINTING and DECORATING, at the following Institutions: SOUTHMEAD HOSPITAL. HAM GREEN HOSPITAL.
FRENCHAY SANATORIUM, PUBLIC ABATTOIR. DISINFECTING STATION, No. 7. BRUNSWICK SQUARE, GUARDIAN HOUSE. Etc.
Contractors desirous of tendering must apply to the undersigned not later than the 14th June, 1939, from whom Specifications may be obtained on payment of a cheque for £2 2s made payable to the Town Clerk. This sum will be returned on receipt of a bona fide tender Tenders on the form supplied are to be delivered in the envelope provided not later than 10.0 a.m. on TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1939. The Committee. does not bind itself to accept the lowest of any tender.
W. A. JAMES. F.S.I., City Estates Surveyor and Valuer. The Exchange, Corn Street, Bristol, 1.
June, 1939. RIVER AVON (BRISTOL) THE CATCHMENT BOARD. TENDER. River Avon (Bristol) Catchment The in such Works for the Board invite TENDERS from Contractors REMOVAL of TREES and BUSHES from the experienced Bed and Banks of the RIVER FROME (Somerset) at BLATCH FROME. BRIDGE and at SPRING GARDENS, Applications for copies of the should Specification be of Works and Form of Tender the undersigned, and must be made to accompanied by a deposit of £1 by cheque Catchment Board.
The deposit will be refunded payable to the River Avon (Bristol) on receipt of a bona-fide Tender, together with the return of all documents. Tenders, duly sealed and endorsed Contract No. must be delivered to the Clerk to the Board at 11, Marsh Street, Bristol, not later than MONDAY, 26th June, 1939. H. E.
MERCER, Engineer to the Board, 1, Spa Road, Melksham, SOMERSET COMMITTEE. COUNTY EDUCATION SUPPLY of COAL co*kE to SCHOOLS and INSTITUTIONS. TENDERS are invited for the SUPPLY of FUEL by contract to the Committee's Schools and Institutions in the following 4. Frome. 2.
Wells. 5. Bridgwater. 3. Taunton.
6. Yeovil. 7. Williton and Dulverton. Contractors may submit Tenders for one or more of the above districts or for the whole of the County.
Forms of Tender with particulars of the types of fuel to be supplied and terms of contract may be obtained from me at the Education Office, County Hall, Taunton, When applying for forms of Tender, contractors should state the districts for which they wish to submit Tenders. Tenders in plain sealed envelopes marked Supply of Fuel to Schools should reach me not later than MONDAY, 19th JUNE, 1939. The Committee does not bind itself to the lowest or any Tender. accept, W. J.
DEACON, Chief Education Officer. County Hall, Taunton. PERSONAL, and courageous, be not BE afraid strong nor dismayed for the King of Assyria, nor for all the multitude that is with him; for there is more with us than with him: With him is an arm of flesh; but with us is the Lord our God, to help us, and to fight our battles. And the people rested themselves upon the words of Hezekiah, King of Judah 31 -II. xxxii, 7, 8.
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TYNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH WOMEN'S MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION. A GARDEN SALE will be held (SATURDAY), June 10, 1939, In the Grounds of The Collegiate School, Redland Hill (by kind permission of Mrs Adams and Mr and Mrs Rex Hopes) At 3.0 p.m. Opener: Lady Barrett. Chairman: Miss Dorothy F. Glover, Chairman of B.M.S.
Entrance: Redland Bank. Admission: 3d. STALLS, COMPETITIONS, TEAS, ICES. SOMERSET SESSIONS, MIDSUMMER QUARTER THE NEXT GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE will be held at the Shire Hall, Taunton, in and for the said County, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of June, 1939, for the Trial of Prisoners, and other business. The Court will open at 10.30 a.m., when all persons summoned to serve on the Petty Jury, and all witnesses and other persons required to be in attendance, must 3 ready in Court to answer to their names.
Clerks to Justices throughout the said County are required to transmit the Deposicons and other documents in cases where committal for trial has taken place, to the Office of the Clerk of the Peace forthwith after such committal. At its rising the Court will adjourn for the transaction of business prescribed by Standing Order either generally, or to a date to be subsequently fixed by the Chairnan or otherwise as the Court may direct. HAROLD KING. Clerk of the Peace. County Hall, Taunton, 7th June, 1939.
OFFICIAL NOTICE. PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME. We, R. and J. H.
REA, LIMITED, of CORY BUILDINGS, FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON, E.C. 3, hereby give notice that in consequence of CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP we have applied to the Board of Trade, under Section 47 of Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, in respect of our ship AVONMOUTH of BRISTOL, official number 166,040, of gross tonnage 180.61 tons. of register tonnage NIL tons, heretofore owned by THE AVONMOUTH STEAM TUG COMPANY. LIMITED. of 8, THE GROVE.
BRISTOL, for permission to change her name to KINGSGARTH" to be registered in the said new name at the port of BRISTOL as owned by R. and J. H. REA, LIMITED. Any objections to the proposed change of name must be sent to the Registrar General of Shipping and Seamen, Tower Hill.
3, within seven days from the appearance of this advertisem*nt. Dated at London this Eighth day of June, 1939. R. and J. H.
REA, LIMITED. R. J. SPELLER, Secretary. KINGSWOOD URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
THE HIGHWAY ACT, 1 1835. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that appication will be made to the Court of Quarter Sessions to be holden in and for the County of Gloucester next after the expiration of four weeks from the date of the Certificate hereinafter mentioned having been lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said County for an Order for stopping up, diverting and turning a Public Footpath in the Parish of Kingswood in the County of Gloucester the description whereof is as Public Footpath commencing in Lower Hanham Road, Kingswood, at a point adjoining the Queens Head Inn and proceeding in a south-easterly direction through Enclosure Number 762 on the Ordnance Map Gloucestershire Sheet LXXVI. 3. (1916 Edition) to Victoria Road. Hanham, having a total length of approximately 1,000 feet." In lieu whereof it is proposed to lay out a new Public Footpath and Road the description whereof is as 6 A proposed new Public Footpath proceeding the from a point of the about said 270 Public feet junction Footpath and Lower Hanham Road in a north-easterly direction for a distance of about 80 feet to the junction of such proposed new Public Footpath and the proposed new (Town Planning) Road thence proceeding in a southerly direction along the said proposed new (Town Planning) Road for a distance of about 370 feet and thence in a south-easterly direction along a new Public Footpath for a distance of about 150 feet to a point about 240 feet from the junction of the said Public Footpath to Victoria 6 Road, And that the Certificate of two Justices having viewed the said Highway and the proposed stopping up, diversion and turning thereof and the proposed new Public Highway and having upon such view found that the new Public Highway is more commodious to the public and the reason why it is so and of proof having been given to their satisfaction of the due publication of the several notices required by statute and a plan having been delivered to them at the same time particularly describing the old and the proposed new highway duly verified by a competent Surveyor together with the plan of the said Highways and of the proposed stopping up, diversion and turning will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said County on the 5th day of July, 1939.
Dated this 5th day of June, 1939. GILBERT FLETCHER. Surveyor of the Urban District Council. On behalf of the Kingswood Urban District Council. SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL.
THE COUNTY EDUCATION COMMITTEE. EDUCATION ACT, 1921. NOTICE is Hereby Given in accordance with the provisions of Section 18 (1) of the Education Act. 1921. that the County Council of Somerset, acting through its Education Committee.
being the Local Education Authority for the purposes of Elementary Education, propose to provide a NEW PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL for about 400 Senior Children at CHEW STOKE, in the Parish of Chew Stoke. The School will be available for the following Parishes of CHEW MAGNA, CHEW STOKE. COMPTON MARTIN, DUNDRY, EAST HARPTREE, PUBLOW. STANTON DREW. STOWEY.
THRUBWELL. NEMPNET. UBLEY. WEST HARPTREE WINFORD and WRINGTON (FELTON). This Notice is issuea in substitution for that issued on the 25th July, 1938.
The Managers of any existing. School, or any ten ratepayers in the area for which it is proposed to provide the School, may appeal against this proposal by a letter addressed to the Secretary, Board of Education, Alexandra House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2, which should reach him within three months from the date of publication of this Notice. (Signed) Officer W. J. DEACON, Education to the County Council.
9th June, 1939. IRBAN DISTRICT OF KEYNSHAM. The Public Health Acts Amendment Act, 1907 and the Public Health Act, 1925. By an Order dated 24th day of May, 1939, the Minister of Health has declared that, on and after the 14th day of June 1939, the Acts following shall be in provisions of the above-mentioned force in the Urban District of Keynsham, Public Health Acts Amendment Act, Sections 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 28. 29, 30.
31, 32 and 33. comprised in Part II. (Streets and Buildings); Part VI. (Recreation Grounds); and Section 94 comprised in Part (Miscellaneous). The Public Health Act Part VI.
(Recreation Grounds). The above provisions are declared to be in force subject, as regards Section 30 of the Act of 1907 to the condition specified in the Order. A copy of the Order may be inspected at the Council Offices. Keynsham, during normal office hours. (Signed) GEO.
R. ASHTON, Clerk to the Council. Council Offices. Keynsham, 9th June, 1939. THE OAKHILL BREWERY COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE is Hereby Given that the Register of Transfers of the Company's 4 per cent. MORTGAGE DEBENTURES will be CLOSED from the 16th to the 30th both days inclusive. By Order. HUGH C. HOBHOUSE, Secretary.
44. Corn Street, Bristol, 1. 9th June, 1939. THE BRISTOL BREWERY GEORGES AND COMPANY, LIMITED. is Hereby Given that the TRANSFER BOOKS for DEBENTURE and PREFERENCE STOCK in the above named Company will be CLOSED from June 15 to June 28, 1939, both days inclusive, By Orde: of the Board.
(Signed) J. HALL, Secretary. Bath Street Bristol. June 8. 1939.
THE GRAND HOTEL COMPANY, BRISTOL, LIMITED. NOTICE is Hereby Given that the REGISTER of the Company's Perpetual First Mortgage Debentures will be CLOSED from from the 16th to the 30th instant, both days inclusive. By Order, L. F. RANDELL, Secretary.
44, Corn Street. Bristol 1. 9th June, 1939. THE ROYAL CANCER HOSPITAL FULHAM ROAD, LONDON, S.W.3. Fully equipped and specially staffed for the better treatment and research into the causes of Cancer.
Poor patients are admitted free and a certain number of beds are provided for advanced cases who often remain for life. Please send a DONATION to the Secretary MAINLY PERSONAL PAGE 6 ADDRESSES. JONES BRISTOLS MODERN STORE Offer Exceptional Values in FROCKS for O.S. Ex. O.S: Figures Illustrated A CHARMING FROCK of good quality Stripe Rayon Spun.
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Jordan. Re SIDNEY FUSSELL Deceased. Pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925 (as amended), LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE is Hereby Given that all creditors and other persons having any DEBTS, CLAIMS or DEMANDS against the estate of SIDNEY FUSSELL late of 2 The Glen, Durdham Down, Bristol, deceased (who died on the 9th day of February 1939, and whose Will with three Codicils thereto was proved in the Bristol District Registry of the Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 22nd day of May 1939 by Annie Gertrude Fussell, George Stanley Sinnott and Noel Sidney Wills Fussell the executors named in the said Will and Second Codicil respectively) are hereby required to send the particulars, in writing, of their debts. claims or demands to us the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said executors, on or before the 19th day of AUGUST next after which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts.
claims and demands of which they shall then have had notice; and they will not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, or. any part thereof, SO distributed, to any person or persons of whose debts, claims or demands they shall not then have had notice. Dated this 8th day of June 1939. SINNOTT WILLWAY 6 Unity Street, College Green, Bristol, 1. Solicitors for the Executors.
Re KATHLEEN FRANCES ADAMS, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Trustee Act. 1925 Ail persons having CLAIMS against the Estate of KATHLEEN FRANCES ADAMS of 28 Rokeby Avenue, Redland, Bristol Widow who died 25th April 1939 and to whose Estate Administration (with Will annexed) was granted by the Bristol District Probate Registry on 5th June 1939 to Elsie Winifred Hughes, are hereby required to send written particulars thereof to me the undersigned on or before the 16th AUGUST 1939, after which date the said Administratrix will distribute the assets having regard only to Claims then notified Dated this 8th day of June, 1939. J. H.
KING, 6, Marsh Street, Bristol, Solicitor for the said Administratrix. Re CAPTAIN PETER CAMPBELL DECEASED. Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925. NOTICE is Hereby Given that all persons having CLAIMS against the Estate of PETER CAMPBELL late of The Lakes," Wottonunder-Edge, Gloucestershire, formerly of Clifton Bristol who died on the 18th December 1938 and whose Will was proved by Henry James Thompson of 7, Lilymead Avenue, Knowle, Bristol, one of the Executors therein named on the 17th May 1939 in the Bristol District Probate Registry are required to send particulars thereof in writing to us the undersigned on or before the 26th AUGUST 1939 after which date the Executor will proceed to distribute the assets having regard only to the Claims of which he shall then have had notice. Dated this 8th June, 1939 SHEPPARD.
NORCOTT 14, Bridge Street, Bristol, 1, Solicitors for the said Executor. Re VIRS ELIZA, JANE VERRIER DECEASED Pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925. All persons having CLAIMS against the estate of ELIZA JANE VERRIER late of 2 Blenheim Road, Redland, Bristol, Widow, who died on the 23rd day of April 1939 and whose Will was proved by Harry Elgey, Thomas Hugh Young and Percy Thornhill Elgey the Executors therein named on the 5th day of June 1939, in the Bristol District Probate Registry, are required to send particulars thereof, in writing, to the undersigned, Solicitors for the said Executors before the 19th day of AUGUST 1939, after which date the Executors will distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims then received. Dated the 7th day of June 1939. MEADE-KING CO.
22-24 Orchard Street, Bristol. THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1914 1926. In the Bristol County Court. IN BANKRUPTCY. No.
12 of 1939. re EDITH GRACE TUDGAY (married woman) residing at 573, Gloucester Road, Horfield. and formerly carrying on business at 27, Victoria Street, both in the City and County of Bristol. Fancy Goods Dealer. Arthur Collins, of 28.
Baldwin Street. Bristol, Chartered Accountant, Hereby Give Notice that I have been duly appointed and certified by the Board of Trade as Trustee of the Estate of the above-named Bankrupt. All persons having in their possession any of the effects of the Bankrupt must deliver them to me, and all DEBTS due to the Bankrupt must be paid to me. Creditors who have not yet proved their Debts must forward their proofs of Debts to me. The Public Examination of the Debtor is fixed for Friday the 21st day of July, 1939, at the Guildhall, Bristol, at 10.30 a.m.
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Kings wood Office 305, Two Mile HM Telephone- -73006 Bath Office: 8, Pulteney Gardens, Bath Telephone 3139 Bath. THE DAILY PRESS LAND BRISTOL MIRRORS BRISTOL, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1939. PATHWAYS TO PEACE excluded from discussion round the table, and that the only anxiety of this country was to see rival claims adjusted on a basis that would secure lasting peace. Lord Halifax made no secret of the formidable difficulties in the wav of a settlementdifficulties which arise largely from the fact that even the most conflicting claims, can be shown to rest on basis of equity. All will agree that it would be a great misfortune if Germany were to come to the conclusion that Great Britain had abandoned the desire to reach an understanding.
and that further approaches In that direction must be regarded as hopeless. Lord Halifax's speech should help to dispel that impression where it exists, and to convince those who are open to reason we are ready and eager to that bury the hatchet on terms that show proper consideration for the rights of others. But no progress in rhis direction can be made SO long as the German Government pursues its campaign of vilification and ill-will. No doubt things are said and written on this side of the North Sea that do not conduce to international appeasem*nt. Nevertheless there 1S nothing in Great Britain to compare with the excesses of Nazi propaganda.
Friendship between the two countries can make no progress so long as the aims of British policy are distorted out of all semblance of their true purpose. In a speech notable for its moderation and balance Lord Halifax surveyed on Thursday the problems of foreign policy with particular reference to the case of Germany. The speech was at once a warning and an invitation in which the conciliatory passages were deliberately and strongly stressed. Although the Foreign Secretary stated nothing that has not in effect been said before, his reiteration of the British attitude and the lines of British policy was welltimed. It cannot be too strongly insisted that the supreme object of the Government's policy is to avoid war and if this should prove impossible, to be in a position to defend successfully all that we cherish and that makes life worth living for a free people.
These purposes sufficiently explain the series of pacts which have been called into being as the result of recent aggressions. Far from these engagements being designed to injure the Axis Powers, they will never come into operation except to frustrate an attempt to impose a settlement by, force. Lord Halifax was rightly concerned to dissipate any impression that in the last resort the peace front would shrink from its collective duty. The day has gone by," he said, when, the independence of European nations can be destroyed by unilateral action, and any further attempt to do so will meet wide and resolute Realisation with, of this fact is fundamental to an understanding of the conciliatory side of British policy. Would-be aggressors must understand that the conciliation which Lord Halifax offers is not a symptom of weakness, but springs from a genuine desire to meet the claims and aspirations of others In a fair spirit.
If Germany desires peace and reconciliation she will find the British Government ready and eager to co-operate to the fullest extent. The Foreign Secretary made one stipulation only. Provided, he said, the independence of nations was recognised, the Government was prepared to explore the whole economic problem as it affected the dissatisfied Powers. There is no trace here of the "encirclement mentality which the Axis partners are so anxious to attribute to Great Britain and her allies. Germany has only to renounce aggression as an instrument of policy to ensure that her claims will receive fair consideration.
While Lord Halifax was doubtful whether a formal conference would remedy matters at the present juncture, he expressed the willingness of the Government to adopt this method whenever any prospect of success presented itself. He made it clear that none of Germany's, demands would be excluded from discussion round EX-POLICE SERGEANT FOUND DROWNED Thomas Grinnell (70), an ex-police sergeant of the Gloucestershire Constabulary, was found drowned in a pool at 'Tibberton yesterday. Mr Grinnell was missed from his house and, after a search, his body was found in. a pool on the Tibberton Court Estate. Mr Grinnell's son is at present a member of the Gloucester Police Force.
LONDON LETTER LONDON, Friday Night cony MR OLIVER STANLEY has to-day of ME fessed himself as a disciple J. M. Keynes. Mr Keynes The fact is claim rather to found striking, though may of the his upon the principles It is theories classical economists. the fact that Admit the that.
most usual nevertheless, view of politicians has been that you must cloth. cut your coat according to Lord Baldwin was one of the Until the foremost ext ponents of that doctrine. MI necessity for rearmament arose, NOW Chamberlain was one of the school. and there is a change in economic can financial theories It is held that you is borrow, provided the world the at borrowing being for a capital purpose. It is regarded by large doubtful whether this view is as generally the representatives of the Government this have country been can inclined bear to a represent.
financial strain longer than others there is no it doubt all. If it be sought to be added ok that can do sO without the possibility ultimate impairment of its credit the pro position becomes more doubtful. BLAME FOR NEGLIGENCE person must have been THE perplexed average by many of legal actions arising out of motor-car accidents like in recent years, and the apportion ment of damages as a result. by mitte whose excellence vigilance is judgment only has matched been their of keeping others, an eye and on it is this to their problem as that they have not made a many recommend? tion which has not afterwards to law. One may therefore forward an adoption of their latest when there is a smash-up, the suggestion negligence shall their be responsibility attributed between rested.
the This would not seem common sense; but all law common sense, and it requires ironing out genious now people and find then, loopholes especially to when defeat what was obviously the intention of of legislators. Justice has been the famed aim for the committee. This country only its justice, and the committee enhance that well-deserved reputation. THERE is not much wrong measures with and system of shopkeepers weights and will tell you that most of the the the inspection is pretty rigorous. days when scales were used for practically everything it was possible to check rel was given by looking at the to have given birth to the those were the days which regulations under which shopkeepers work is the packet system which needs ing.
On how many packets purchases in shops does one see the weight glass of tioned? The pot of jam and the is beer has also been challenged, and the not sure that the problems raised Conference of Inspectors, now are not due for an overhaul. Dishonesty is not really the question; it is inspection system to modern circum FULL MEASURE SYSTEM out stances. THE OXFORD GROUP A. P. HERBERT has he been so like successful in life that will not victory the Oxford Group has scored be over his advocacy that they should not allowed to name themselves that ol way.
There are admittedly two schools thought and both have much 011 their sides. It should be said, however, the that the group was not born in Oxford, dales of Cumberland Its headquarters are in London, not ir. Oxford, bY name was chosen, it is believed accident. It has been advanced. that there is no more harm in calling it Oxford than in.
calling a pie Windsor, but others main, tain that you do not call a man an Oxford man because he was born there, because he went to the university. and is consequently connection it may between be the thought varsity and there the movement. 'The controversy a beet unfortunate, for many of the members of the group are as dissatisfied will its opponents Mr Herbert says he pursue the matter, but it seems settied. LOCAL ENGAGEMENTS. Dos Knowle Stadium, Bristol, 7.30.
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EDUCATION. REDLAND HIGH SCHOOL, BRISTOL. Head Mistress: Miss C. TAYLOR M.A. An ENTRANCE EXAMINATION for the Autumn Term will be held on WEDNESDAY, 14th JUNE.
at 2 p.m The Head Mistress will be glad to see parents of girls applying for admission on Wednesday, 7th, and Monday. 12th of June, between 2.30 and 4 p.m. For Prospectus apply the Secretary. QUEEN ELIZABETH'S HOSPITAL, BRISTOL. A PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL founded in 1590 for Boys between the ages of 10 and 18 years, leading to the Higher Certificate Examination and the Universities.
There will be a limited number of vacancies at the commencement of the AUTUMN TERM for Fee-Paying Day Boys not on the Foundation, for whom an ENTRANCE EXAMINATION will be held on WEDNESDAY, 21st JUNE, 1939, at 9.45 a.m. For further particulars and Forms of Registration, apply to the Clerk to the Governors, Orchard Street, College Green, Bristol, 1. ST. Henleaze MARGARET'S Park, Bristol. HIGH SCHOOL, Approached from Hill View, Park Grove, Kellaway Avenue BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS; Senior, Junior and Kindergarten.
Preparatory Classes for Boys to 9 years. Affords a thorough education, leading unbroken sequence- from Kindergarten to School Certificate and University Entrance Examinations. Senior Girls may specialisein Advanced Course--for L.R.A.M., R.D.S. Commercial Training and Civil Service Examinations. For Prospectus apply The Secretary.
'Phone 46037. SHIPPING NOTICES, NORD LLOYD From SOUTHAMPTON. TO NEW YORK and WORLD'S FAIR Next Sailings: Dept. Arr. S.S.
EUROPA June 14 June 19 S.S. June 21 June 28 Cabin, Tourist and Third, Cobh. Two exceptional opportunities. TWo weeks to New York and back, with 5 days in U.S.A. S.S.
Bremen, depart July 15, Return July 30. Europa. depart July 22, return Aug. 7. From £35.5.0, Including Visits to World's Fair.
Hotel (without meals), Sightseeing, etc. SHORT SEA TRIPS TO SPAIN ITALY. 41 delightful days to Barcelona or Genoa. from: First Tourist, £8:0:0. Next Sailings, JUNE 16, JULY 13.
Apply to your Local Steamship Agent. BALTIC- EAST FINLAND SWEDEN AND BRISTOL Is S.S. intended GERTRUD to Load BRATT at LINE OF STOCKHOLM and Norrkoping Cor STEAMERS BRISTOL Shortly. For Rates of Freight and other Particulars apply COLE 28. Baldwin Street Bristol.
STANDARD LINE EAST NORWAY AND BRISTOL. S.S STAR. 8.8 STANJA. S.S STADION 11 S.S STARGARD S.S. STALHEIM.
S.S. STANDARD Sailings about Every Ten Days. For sailing Dates Freight Rates apply to WHITWILL COLE CO. LTD. JUNE 17 To Oslo, Bergen and Norwegian Fjords.
13 days from 17 gns. JULY 1 To Bergen, Norwegian Fjords, etc. 13 days from 17 gns. JULY 15 To Norwegian Fjords and Bergen 13 days from 17 gns. AUGUST 12, 26.
SEPTEMBER 9, 23 To the Atlantic Islands, etc. 13 days from 17 gns. PASSPORTS ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR CRUISES. ROUND VOYAGES TO SOUTH AMERICA By regular service of first class cargo vessels. LAMPORT HOLT LINE, Royal Liver Building, Liverpool, (Tel.
Bank 8850). 27, Leadenhall Street. London. E.C.3 (Tel. Royal 5723).
or Tourist Agents. BETHELL, GWYN 11. BALDWIN STREET. Agents for above and all other lines. Plans submitted.
No fees. Inquiries invited SOUTH AFRICA (via Madeira). IN By Weekly Royal Mail Service. Also WEST EAST AFRICA. HOLIDAY TOURS at REDUCED RETURN FARES to SOUTH AFRICA, MADEIRA and CANARY ISLANDS.
Also Cruises to BELGIUM, HOLLAND and GERMANY. Office: 3. Fenchurch London, E.C.3, Mansion House 2550; or Agents. UNION CASTLE LINE BETHELL, GWYN 11. BALDWIN STREET.
Agents for above and all other lines. Plans submitted. No fees. Inquiries invited. Hotels, Hydros, Health Resorts, and Boarding Establishments.
GALLAN THE BEST CENTRE for the Wonderland of the Trossachs and Rob Roy Country. Glorious Grampian Air. Golf, Bowling, and Tennis. Fishing. Excellent Accommodation.
Terms reasonable. Illustrated Guide free from Town Clerk (Dept. 16). Callander. Monthly Return Tickets Every Day by the L.M.S.
Railway. BRISTOL CATHEDRAL, Canon 10 ResidenceThe Rev. M. H. FITZGERALD, M.A.
SERVICESHoly Communion--Sundays at 8 a.m. and at midday, first Sunday in month choral at 11 a.m., holy days at 8 and 11 weekdays as stated below. Mattins-Sundays 11 a.m., weekdays 10 a.m. Evensong -Sundays 3.30 weekdays 4 p- In Nave service-Sundays at 7 p.m. SATURDAY.
June 10. 8 a.m. -Holy Communion. 7 p.m.--G.F.S. Diocesan Festival.
The Dean. Evening- Tallis' Responses. Smart in F. How beauteous are their feet--Stanford. 'iymn 412.
SUNDAY. June 11 (St. Barnabas A.M.) 1st Sunday after Trinity. 11 -Canon Fitzgerald. 7 p.m.
-Canon Mannering. Morning- Tallis' Responses. Psalms 1, 5. Ley in flat. The souls of the righteous--Byrd.
Hymns 432, 698. Evening- Tallis' Responses. Psalms 4, 7, 8. Ley in flat. The Lord gave the word- Handel.
Hymn 431. Voluntary: Sonata (No. 4) in flatMendelssohn. MONDAY June 12. Evening- Arnold in F.
Enrich us with thy bounty--Bach. TUESDAY, June 13. 8 a.m.- Holy Communion. Evening--Hall in flat. Father of HeavenWalmisley.
WEDNESDAY. June 14, 11 a.m.- -Holy Communion. 3 p.m.-A.C.S. W.H.M.A. Intercession.
Rev. E. C. Davey. 6 p.m.- -Prayers for Peace.
Evening- Sinart in G. Grant us thy peaceMendelssohn. THURSDAY. June 15. 8 a.m.
-Holy Communion. 11.45 a.m.Preparatory Schools Service. The Dean. 5.30 p.m. -Moral Welfare Intercessions.
Evening-Service said. FRIDAY, June 16. 12.30 p.m. Holy Communion. Evening- Service unaccompanied.
Rogers in F. Stand up and bless the LordGoss. SATURDAY, June 17. 8 a.m.- Holy Communion. Evening Wood in flat (2).
Thou wilt keep him -Wesley. will.
