■‘ ■c , ''t’ ■* '^•'^ V ’ % - ':r- '-’■ . t


, /


V - .'■-f*<'^ * < *


fpi-L*'-' ■ '-•A.'


1 A ' ,‘ .v ISON IV o f


'IISETS. /NDOJVS,


laoesJ


a.de to order, ^litheroe


They I every panj


j l K, and lie Ircatsl In back with their!


|<r?


Raglan, etej /> f/ / io jo .


lu s 10 come. Iclaeap. I s of repair. We can


3 LI i I ding-, etc. ir is vulcanised.


:auiser and guarantee


ju g h t . ulaters re-i


3 ^ u TO '5> 'Vi ^ 6 ’ <


Fall of W'ickcls. 5 6 7 S 9 lo


' ' ' ST. rk'-TERS.


.cRcdmavno 11m-b Birch .................. V H;ivthorne c and b Lund .........


II Itciinwyne not out ...................... ]. Morphel nut out ...........................


Tutal (lor a wickets) ..


I - a 4 S 1 4'^


T K,,l,inson W, liirch ..■


]t. Lund ....... \V W.ilinsky


Rllllil.KSnAI.K B.VKKI-'W -'lid


VLcoi ,11 K'-'.id ' r.ARKi iW b ' ' '


ill iliii.in c


Kis'i.'k I. L i r .u s ............ St.liulrll nui uUl ......... ^.linull run "Ul Pull,III r I'r'-.us (■,.w]rrlln\.iiti- I, l;;.,.!ii W in n iL' ].- \-h. r, ill si IL' W ra . t W.i.k- 1 Inu' Hi it uni Ftiiwi'


Fall of Wickets. 6 7 S 9 ic


Bowling Analysis.


0 M. 9 -


9 ' .5


° 3 °


' R . W. 25 0


30 I


19 0 9 °


AGi:i-:. Dlv. H.


. R EAD 21U\. .ilurd.ix.


^ ]-,.ikel.ind, with Grimshaw as his asso­


ciate, was in grand scoring humour, and treated the Blackpool bowling with scant respect. Reaching his fifty Lakeland was deservedly apjilauded. He is the most valuable discovery Whalley have made for years.


B L A C K l ’OOL.


R. Eaves Ihw b Usher ........................... . 5 H. Aruiidale c J . Green b Usher ............. 17 A. Sankey b Usher ................................. 6 W. Biiiin (pro.) c ]. Green h Usher ... r W Broadhent c Taylor h Usher ........ 15 W. Corrv b Usher ..................................... o T ..Smith h Miiidle .................................... i H. S. May h Usher ..................................... 3 W. Billing h Hiiidlc ...................... .............. .) Tf. M'oodlioiise c T1 Indie b Usher ........ o 11. Ricliardson not out ................................ o Extras ........................y


T o t a l___ 56 F a ll of Wickets. 3 . 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 21 .30 .30 3 1 35 36 ,|S -iS .)S 56


Bowling Analysis. 0


Usher


I.akdand Mindlc .


................ 12 .................. 5


................ 7 AVHALLEV.


1, W.ide ........ \V,h1.- ............. lt,,:n I, W.ide .\,.n!i b .sl.ig.ir


II.,11,.nil b .4 ag.ir F.m r.is


'i\,t.il KF.Al) end. '.37 I 2 3


E. Slanden li Aruiulale ........................... o A- 'lavltir (■ Rndiardsini b Biinn.............. 10 L II RaiusbnUom b .Aniiid.de ............. a 1 L slier (pro) b .Ariindale ...................... 1.5 Miiidle Ibw b Bnnn ................................ ° Gn-eii b .Ariind.de ..................................... 18 IT. l.oiigworlh b .Arniidale ...................... 5


W Lakvl.111(1 not oiil ................................ 53 ] W Dobson b I’ roadbeiil ............................ 1 IT. Griiiishaw not out ................................ li.xiras ...........................


5 3


Total ........ 1 18 Fall of tVickcLs. 4 5 ' ' 7 S 9 io 5 ' s'* 'It Bowling Analysi.s. o ’. .•.s


IT Ariiml.ilc .. W. Bunn ........ i>ri);kIIM*iu


'1 . Sinillj ........ id I jIc e , MR. l'HOKX -STEET R (iRniNAKV M A IC I ir ..S [By Umpire.]


\K REMOVElll l lo w in g .


.siiiic ami Yorkshire


■rL (very clean). A la r k c l ) .


uEOS. delivered at


■i'F'. . !■ ■ ;.!■ ; U;p.D


■ f. ."'■ -.I 1 . anj


'Fiii I:. :n 1. ' • . , • • • .


U’


, 1. . :■


i


it,..; iG...'kinM.i .1. Visii,.|> i, 1 i:.'- 1 1 .1 111,■ mil)


:i


,(-;u .1 1. 1 1 ‘‘ ^.1 dull,mug- ~. ; ; > 1 < iHD- 1 T Uli.dley .1 1- .ic.iL.: . UNi ,;cl.im,in, -lie


..id: .\n:tD .,1c Mcppci 1,.,,’,; mcir


'!! .111-


,,ril sttM.d .il thcii lespec- , . i -■ 1 •■ '! 1 ! : ■ .1 . • IL b.itliiig icpu-


. iii.t-


t^ .'h ■ . . .1 - i'-\ »u. .(


■ 1 n-t. i:,’ ; . ( (■'■'■i 1.,!-.’


'■ 'I itA ;'..iLi( ! .1 ;■ ).■ h.til.Is . ,| C slier. Ti/'^ it I’:). , (HI .1 il.ilU’ r 1,11 .\run !nr I,,’- '■


. Tti" in.t'lr , G . . ; ■ j If..! '


' 1 , I ; ' • j : '1 I 1 H G i .,:b l ie 1" ■' b'-.-nii;' F , i lx wh,-n he


il- • .1 [«'>'■ i'-s> r.ipi.lb. .md


>Hlk- :w.;> 1. 1 i.c W.,-- 1"MUtifuil) .'.tuglit J. < 'lim.n.


‘15.,1 sm cecdi'd


U 1 lil(t;i . ■ j.i’.u .'•■ 1 in 1„- ligiit mnl , 'ceil, , ii.ib'ing Bfi'.id


,L .i l„ ,u i Itio.id- , ..re,l ill ■( Iruly


lb- gave "o ,.;r gelling


.e.i! 11; !g rates. i,l


.,1.01,1 scciiu'd , 4t ..nlinulv idicvcd


; . iTi, live fur hi f Ali.ir. wb., w.is in


,..i,,:.i ,1,, i.,„


■ iiuilii.iu 1,1:1 bniil.iiii, T.nl.,1


With I.......


ILii.ll,-. die '-pro"!'-'; .01(1 wctu


..11


4ismi--.i,l. i,.i-:;ii\ W io l i ,l i ,- . ,n w'u.h Si.mdc([ and 'I'.ivlor (it -S,.-, I I'll.] rA'.ra Ml.Ill), .1(1(1 ib'l. St.(It W-ll'


'"‘"ol n. .\iM,„!al,- with .1 good deliveiy- ■111(1 six rtiio


'lie Wl,.,||,-v


-.,.,,-,l !,,ur. when Sian.leii itu- s.nm.’ bowler acc’ounl-


t-'l fur R,1111,-1,1.Ill,m. Ilia- .i,U, III 1,1 die home prolession.d ' ,1 .•nibiisiasts expected


die s,'(,r,; u, iiiiii-.tse, nor were lliex dis.ip liuiiiU:,!. r..r uiien T.ulor fell to Ricbard.soii


lliiyl,flegr.i|i’a l„,:it,l r.'gislered thiriy. 'Tile v'nre was ex.u dv the s.line as lh(i


1 .


llliicki„„,l ,,,,.,1 ,,, ,, Tmillar .stage and w1m11i-\ s i li.iui i s ot winning were regaid-


olasrusv because Hin.lle had vet to bu[- alls Ames's |;,u- w-.ts sealed with Bum s Lall.,,,,,! fshcr f(41owed iworuiis later.


lirovcl mailers idiisider.ibh, especially the '""Her. whn w.is iu goo.l form.


J- tireen .nui l .imgw, ,rlh. however, im '1 hough


'Wissed f,,r eighteen, die ball that re- ""iwrl i,;„,


., jrR.Ry one. noltsoii pnrhKMo*! I>in” \vortlii


^core \v:is level wiili thoir opi>om;nts ■ ''ktianrl canie in. ImmedKiteh . i f t c


• w'ninde the winning hit amidst loud ,ip 1 c.uigre from the home spect.ators. ., ..


hi nisi b.ill


;\^iU,,io.r;‘e'.V!:: xvheii In. w.is '


h Imtsmeii. however, "


when he had M.ix.d a wiil. Inn.


J-J ‘ , pictcher an .i"k- , |,M1 curli.4


w ,rd cu-s.omer m V,',,


;nvayas U /■(;‘"i,j,’\x ick e l m \V. Ganieii lost "


upon the temnis ‘


_ HL-ud..Tson Wahnsley m


w .s made whe.e- i f,,r live-o’c h " '''


Resunii.ig s.mie . ^ ^ Walmslex ni.ir ' ' , rAtirn *.i *«r-* you nearer six. ::; ." ’„‘ .e ^cornig mnk p'-" '■


' : ! ' ' ’^D . !\n :"sh ;:" .V s . .n .e splend... ' . n l ' ' ' on the i>n side. . Baker’s ilozeai,


.,i„i i,',)rr(3st fours. t.lial had re.-rched


the whole s.tlc ' ' ^ '. ‘ teller divided the b.)w,l- 1 16 .


honours, w'B>


‘*'.,-(1, five wickets each,, y


BL-..' - . Ik . - • ■ - . . ■ ' :• • -■ ‘ ' T - ' v ‘ ' ■ t ' . > - . k A ' - F a l ;.-.v ‘ f u ./ - t u ; ■ ’ ' - ' " L p: r ; A -r * „ waixa wn medioai. utA»^T. fl '' ’you Tre not asked to boy


- G.l' nil' . 1 ,ul. .IS lliey l:U ,,ul imuc


l.( • l- .1-1; u k e p up me ic.im, xiliiii-t


WHAl.l.KV 111 ! i A


\ r in .At K i ’tit.ii- l-',.r .111 .itlelnoon's pe.icefnl. p l i .c . . , l ALU.-ylii- ]


. li.'kcl tliere is no more atlr.iclive l.\ ,iie wiiring die wh.ile se.ison at Low -Moor man Ih - meeting of die vill.igers an.l lie; sale broiighl bv -Mr. C. G.miell fmm P.-.i.'.k y


t , I ‘ ••''N. Hin; tiiurc is ni>iic of i Ih' <Iei .-r.ii.'i .'i -.i


will,'ll ch.ir.n:teris(,s die avei.ige league m.ildi, Tlie game is plpved lor the pure


l,,xe d sport -iml "h id . side wills mailers ..„e JO. .so long as die aUernoon ,s


whiled .iw.iy in .1 '"•'""s-r.


•fheie U..S .pme Uie usual elei.ieiU ot Um rsaimdav. -Mr. C. Game.. Imd


o , r u ilollms.ol l-.eslo.i, wno no Uoun.


;,„;,;,ugiU> enj.neu me mve.MoU U.m, me j ,,i.im.nx louime ol vve.sl U ili


•,1, ilolims was die erne icdeemm,, , , ; , “ : ; ; „ e iu o m .e v daiuug.


au.i helped lull,.sell u Uom: UTHUllin^


„L „ .g man 1 weiily ont ol die . J nn


fr..... mms. ^


.....^ r u irm rh iA r . d.d


P : : :A m and He..dei..u subse-lueiiU.', dial oiib J-e 'e- .......-■ .■


‘■ ''''L“:,;''iiir'aiLi”,"'>'"U ........ ...... ........ ... ..... ............ .


'"t,:.: ,iiui


,„m,.ioned that tbe.e we.e IWel si'R*-


... •


il.iiu- 1m llu.‘ tioKl I'} « _ P g >, 1 «ur--» Net ri.C‘» Lvnuti-fio


mn.* SCB ■; I R 5 O -J u ^ cur.


C-I -u T«»»Uu»ch« cur.-.» euro* Tic euros ^ prs.tns


BUi'O-s Ilrulr-®* Biir.’S Cr,M-’?> tu.o* Sl»llnr.i#


,„r..in,..,Tn.,(lo m.iln*, Cur«. CoKO‘Cl


fii.il ■ ' All f**^'*-


.i tFv.'"V.", ' A


In a r.HuulL- 111 ^In :In a 'nmu l In a '»»'• ‘ *•


In -1 In f.


luiiiuV tf. i mSlUltf:**


In an 6 nOniilos* IIn a rilnut'js.


n a


in mloulfl*. ' itllUS*


In 5 ‘ ir 'ov» ............. , c,.,,.. lour in.',..


I.i a .'.giu&t.s. In S iviG.uir.*. In 3 i;»DJu<-»«


PL 'SdiC .a


l\ i • *' a! l4 I ->


? '3 ^


^ | ,


|


■ >4 • 15


-M. 5


'>


- 3 0 ... .1 0


1- R IEN D LV t lR IC R E 1'.


C.ARNE TT'S LdW .MOOR.


XI. R. w.


25 ■1"


5


20 2-I


---------------------


2 i


0


R IB I iL F SD A l .E WANDF.RERS 2nd WIIAI.LT.N 211,1.


PI.(Veil at t'huri-h .Me.nlows. live runs. TVAXDERLR.S 2iid.


G. Dug.Lde b Rydeheard ........................... ^ W. Leonard b Rxdt.-heard ...........................


’


H. litlliiigtoii c Moores li Holden ........ 18 L Lund b .Men er ...................... ...........


\V Wliijil) C W.dmsicy b Rydehe.ird ... ]. Roliinson b Me-ri'er ................................


9 4


|^4


\V. .41iiiger b Carmiell ................................ - - (L Buriiiston li Mercer ................................ ° 'P. I.n’kson c aii.l b Men'er ...................... °


W. Sl.iler not o '" ................................................


IT B.ddwiii run oul ..................................... ° Exlr.is .................. 2 Tol.d ........ 85


WITAi.I.T.A .’ ltd.


T Holdell c Slater b Luild ................... 2- s. Moores ■■ Robinson b Leoiianl ......... G


I Riiitcr dirowii oui ]L»riis»in 1 1 ' out .................................... '


\V. Almourl Ibw b l.eoii.ird ........................ 'r T. W.ilmsley b Jackson ........................... |. Rulelie.ml


K. (..'arimeil si lliimislon b U hipp ........ .........


1 .Meri-er I'tol'insonb llal.lwni — J ‘ ' '


l.’ vtrts: .............. >74


I. Easlh.im run onl .......................................... \V. H.irrisoii Ibw b J.icks.ai


c .ind b Whipl. ........ 2 ......... . • • ................ ''»>


I I T'he Bradford li.'.hibitioii is daily aliracl-


ing a l.ir-ge numlier ok-'ishors Ironi ;dl iixa-r ihc ".•ouiurv. An exact r.’cord of die aiiendance Is kepi by a slall Jiitd.ir llie per­ sonal suiiervisioii ol die t .i l ' 1 reasurer. ,„k1 ii mils a nalteriug tale of iucreasiiig , li.al'V ..rosperilv. The people who have vi.sile.L willi .


the Exhibition li.ive advised iheir Irieiids m l.unps The main features ol


, fiillows: An Section,


die exhibilion are liiiliislria! Section,


CLrr.ilEROE


BOiVIlD OF GUARDIANS. R V T F S S 'T IL l. IN t .K K A S lM ..


'I'he formlgi'dy meedng (4 the Uillter,,,-


llo.ird of Guardians was held al me bo.inl R„.,m on .Momlay. .Mr. R. C. Asshe.on pve- shling. There were also pre.sen.Mrs,


Grime. -Miss Sefl.ai and Messis, .1-


Holme. S. Green. J . Kinder, H H. baldwln. W, Brauliw.nte. \V Hansoii


r ' i Robhismi. T Robinson. G Bamber. ILTValson. J . Bee. .1- 1" ' " " " ' ' and the Rev. Falher Pimimgion.


\<S|ST A \ 'F (.IV l-.RlsKLK-8 BDM4- u w a s r e s o b e d th a l .Mr. J . F..


i s s i s ia n i o v e r s e e r fo r l l ie re f o rm e d 1 e n d le m w n .d i ip . b e r . , ', im r e . l K( e i i le i m io ..


b o n d o f T i o 2- a p p r o v e d s u r e l i c s .


DR. CFIL-Y.-sE L LO R RF.--IL,XS. \ letter was re.nl tr(,m Dr. Yy. I . ' o'J"


-el'lor. ol Wiialle). st.'lh'Si ' 1'" ' " " ' " L ' . ' " " lie.dlh. he was .aanpeUe.l to relimimsh all


Bis pr.ife.ssi.mal (hides, and he wished to o-'shm his position as Medie.d Gll.cer and Piildic V.iccinalor for the Whalley (iislm 1 and also recommending Dr. .Macklm. who h.id lakeii his pr.ictice -it W (.alley, aa Im.


1 SUFFl'SSi If.


I l,e'a.'cem.al from llie end of the (planer, and gave notice of ...oMon dial .(1 me


I Mr Malison mo\‘ d lh-‘ l '(»■ resigna.io,, .


„ „ ,,,in g Dr. Macklm be appointed Hi. Gounscllor's successor at die s.ime .-.d.


vD / 'id per aiinilin. Mr^Tmauir ........ .


ami will, regard to Dr. Mackliii s.iid he wamld be a wairlny


siicce'ssor to a woilhx in.111. The resolnlion ,w.(S adopted. APPROVED.


•\ letter was read Irom ihe Lo, .d ( .o x tiif


meml Board approving of die grant ol .;4.6 o (,, Ihc clerk for'his servn es lo lln.- .Lsscss- nieiit Committee during the past year.


C O l 'X 'lV R A IE . , The cle'k reported that llirtc meelliigs


„ f tlie Coi.n'v R-tlc Jeii.t Coni.mllee h.id been hcM and that he attended one op the 7lh inst- on Imh.alf of tlic.GItheroe Un.on


'Tli(' Counts Rale Assessments were s.atis factor) with .one cNceplion.^


Textile Section. Wonieii's .Sei'tion. Realise lie Naval Speciacle. (Ru.sso-Japane.se W ar)


Somali Vilki'ge. (First lime - ' ...... in England).


.-Ml the f.im.nis Military Bands. Cry.slal .Maze Palac,' of Illusions. (Irom Pans). ln,-ubator Inslimie.


llliiii.lnallnil


■ oimiless'fairy lights ami tle,-lri.- arc Water Chule. etc. eic-


ri-.iiii car.s iravel In .uni troni die T.xhi- bidon at the rate of live or six Jier mimile.


VO R K SH IR E COI-.NIV P R L U .P l . Tile Clerk reporte.l I'.iat the pre.-ei" for


llie A'orkshire (.ioimty was ^i.<;o,| js- 9 ' ‘y as .ig.iinsl the estimated r.Pe ol Tg 1 o (is. Sd. list se.ir. all increase ol ite . ir ly^ t .ico .


allributed to the Education Rate. M AS lT R ’.'s JtU, RN.-VL.


The Master's Journal showeil the itum-


|,L-r of iiimales iu the house tor the week emling June .(th to 1-e 92 as agam.sl <>8 m


the (•(.iirespomliiig period of li-sl M'-"'- ""Y the number of v.igr.mts 20.J as a'g.imst 15-S. 1 ast we,.-k ihemtmberof inni..tcs w.is 8.-; .is


jcomp.ired with too l.mt se.ir. .md vagrants


I i()i .igaiitsl 149. GRANIF.D.


.Mr. Gn-eii said he liad been re.]U(.-.sled b\


Miss K. Ring-W'iPsins.,n n. .isk if she imgnl be .illowed to vikit the Workhouse oma- .1 week. Tile C.u.irdiaus had ahvass h.nl friemls tu the Riiig-Wilkiusoii lamily. .Miss RiugWilkinsou's iiaiite w.is adiied


to the l.adiTs' Visiting Committee. ------- -------------


NOTIH-VG ( ’ n E .W 'R R (H{ B E T T E R T R A N V l-CUCOA.'’ '


I'liousaitds of men " '" 1 women say tin Experience has told tital a dd. packet or 91I.


,,,• .s ml tin of Dr. 1 il'bles \ i-Cocoa is the l.'esl v.iUle in the wanTd.


_


Kxperiem-e also tells them th.it Vi Loco.i iffecls beiielici.illv bolli the old and llu; vomtg. and posse.sses properties eipi.nly


Vilmd.le n, the wearv br.mi woikci .md ',, the m.uiorwom.ui whose labours are ittore p irtictil.irb in.uiual. In fact there is no cocoa like’ \’ i-Cocoa. and if >ou have Hot tried it die Proprietors will willii.gl) semi volt a daiiil' sample till Iree lt|iou lei eipl ol ■;i post card addre.ssed to do, Buithill R(,(W


l-oitdoii. E.C. ------- .»,>.»--------


cloaoly, riiul Ihu rois'il of tlie collarlo-ss liodico 11 ovi r . ' I-'or hot wu.atliur, bamla amt smalt yokes will 1)0 loft transparent, lint linod w itli cliitTon or wot to volt till! transparency. l.illlo toiiclio.s of Orioiilal cmtiroidory aro intro- liiccd on noulral or colourless gowns, .and there are


'IIu. now collar-l..aiuLs art. (iiuto tiiKli amt fit latest mode.■ ■ >, ,


AT THE TIMES OFFICE, MARKET PL.A.CE, CLITHEROE.


Miss WA LMS L E Y (BATE OF CAiTI.R VIEW),


[I;\.S llE-COMMENOED Till-:


DRESSMAKING BUSINESS,


A F HER R E S ID EN C E 5. KSirrON TEUIIACE. W.iiitL-il at om-e Apprenlir.es and Improvers. T E E T H ! T E E T H ! T E E T H ! LANCASTER’S


Famous and Hig’n-Class Artificial Te e th.


3. OARGRAYU ROAD, SKH'TON, and 43, MOOR LARE, CLITHEROE.


/j T T T y T U T S DA Y Jrom 3 lo S.


■ No Heitor VhIho ! No IL-t'cr Quality !! No Hi ller Kil III


T E E T H P A ’.N L E S ^ iL V E X T R A C T E D .


Hrievs fnmi 1/u, -J.u nnd A/ per'I<v>ih. l-.Hsv We ekly I'n; tneiiln irtlceii.


ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, KING STREET, CLITJIEROE.


Hi'jmIT6 .and He mukos hI Hea^«^n•»Mo Hricc.^. EDWARD CHESTER.


aCNEHAL INSUnANCE AQENT


For Fire, Life, Accident, Fidelity, Plate Gl.v.ss, &C.


A irOUSE AND E S T A T E AGENT.


T Y P EW R IT IN G done on the shortest notice al reaannalile trrma.


YOU SHOULD GET THIS. A very necessary, and very useful help in


cliarming collar arrangements of whito or ivory silk, with cmfiroidery and lace mtrttflitcod, wliicli cnibollish a plain coatee or .blousostin quite tlio


need, is the “ Ideal Pocket Dispensary.’' It contains evciything required for Headache*, Indigestion, Insect Stings, Bums, Pains, and other troubles that the Oesh is heir to. Con­ tents gu.arankTOtl pure. AlsoluteJy invalu­ able to everybody in cases.of sickness or afc- oident Sant po.st free fox la. 6d-,; 4 oases :


for 5»., from the Ideal C a , 7 Iguidntck R a id Hornsey, London, N , '


I I P IC H ; ' ! U ? m m s n T 'a i\ '7TaDT'nrnjT<Ci-r_---_..: ■ a - ;• 1 he W.iii-


ilereis se.-oiid suffering a lie.ivy dete.it. Tor Wh.diev. J . Men-er s,.-cured four wickets lor


r ' l-


s , ; v r •. -TtMlililulrd. '


I


I !


.Slater Fletcher Hollins Beiidlc


M. K. w. »


12


0> 20 s 0 20


C. GAILNETI’.’S TEAM.


A. M. Hollins b I ’atefield ....................... 29 A. Bendle b Batelield ............................... 8 S. Slater c Latham b Batelield ................. 6 C. Hulton b Patelield ................................ i X. Fletcher c Henderson b Batelield o X. Catterall c Henderson b I’atefield .... 4 H. Eccles c Forrest b Flendersoit ........ 10 W. Howard not out ..................................... 6 S. Bulloiigh 1) Henderson ........................... o N. Garnett b ITeiidersoii ........... ...............


i


W. G. Garnett T> Tfendersoii .................. ° C. Garnett b I ’atelield ................................ ° Extras ................................ 8


Total F.all of Wickets. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 39 42 -14 44 54 tis <'4 72 72


Bowling Analysis. O M. B


Palencld .................. 1 1 .4 lailham ................................. i


.Henderson ................ 1 7 LOW MOOR. TL Battersby b Slater ...........................


0 2


R. Palelield b F le td ie r ........................... I. I^alham c Howan.l b Fleldier ........ W. P. Tomlinson b Fletcher................. C. Al. JTenderson (* Beiidlc b Slater W. Garnett b Hollins ......................... I , Walinsley b Fletdier ...................... 'H. Forrest 'b Slater ................................ J . I'icdes b Slater .................................... H. Bailey b Slater .................................... |. Coales not out ....................................


i f . Burgess b Fletcher ........................... I'.xlias ..................


■ J'uUil .... Fall of Wicket.s.


1 2 3 . 1 5 9 7 8 9 1 0 o 42


.jO 55 di P.owling .Analysi.s.


16.5 .. d


>3 I


0. M. K. w . .Ih


.1 I


0


•13 1 1


23


5 5


1 0


N e w M i l l i n e r y AT.SO


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GENT.’S OUTFITTING, jVeta Tics, Collars, Cuffs, Trouts,


MEN’S HATS & CAPS, AT


J. T. Toml inson’s, .MOOR L\NE.


F A N C Y G O O D S 'N GRE.\T VARIETY,


9.5 108 l oS 10 8 1 10 ;Tnn-PPT'icc5 ■ ivnF.d.'icu ■ New Dress Goods


A Splendid Range OF


FO R SU M M E R W EA R -


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1 16 Robl. Spencer (S' Soti, Agents. H ''(t * t.Vrv'. k? rv.V'- w' - ■* V K . 'ic . ... ______________ ,. 'if---:. 'W ave m


ade Arrangem Sale of C


ents for the oal


HORROCKSFOKD SIDINGS, Ami will commence business on June let, 190-1.


Price at the JVaoo)i Side^ 9l^/. ciut.


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The Wigan Coal and Iron Co., Limited.


L- —'- ''Jo V « V NOTICE TO FARMERS. BRADFORD EXHIBITION.


C . C O N E R O N JEWELLER and ENGRAVER,


17, Moor Lane, A good selection o f


CLITIdEROE. Silver and Electro Plated G sood


Kuitablo for Prizes and Presentations. ENGRAVING


done to order on the shortest notice. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO nEPAIRS.


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