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Undoubtedly
ONE
OF ::
THE
Biggest
Bargains
EVER :: |
OFFERED. I SEE
Arcade
Window
AT
WHITE'S
North St.
SHOPS.
Coats
Costumes
Fur Sets
ALL ONE PRICE
20/-
EACH.
Some were 6 to 8 guinea*.
Most of the Costumes ^are
lined with expensive Silks.
In fact, some ol the linings
alone are worth the money.
Monday Next
JANUARY 9th,
FIRST DAY OF SALE. I
BOON to MOTHERS
| "Cow i Gate" Milk Food
The Perfect Substitute lot Mother'*
Milk. Sam Ibe Ursa ol DtUealc
Intents. I| your Baby. It not thriving
get a tin ol this tale lood to-day.
Highly recommended by Ibe Medical
f'rofessfefl.
o i u ran.
"BABIES LOVE IT"
"Cow and Gat© " fs a pure milk food
in powder form. Mother* oil over
the country bavo t ©stifled as to its
wonderful aouriiuinjt end fatUnintc
**^v . powers. *
Made in the heart of England'*
pastnro landa by the famous firm of
dairvmen—The West Burrey Central
Dairy CO. Ltd.
Bold by all Rood Chomitts and Stores.
Voll Cream Milk (for Roneral use and
for in/anls ovor 8 months old), in
Una, 3/- a^aSftfsv Half Cream Milk
Infer In/ants QnScJ8 montna). In una.
2/8 aX7/8,
THE SURREY rVEE/CLy PRESS.
RECORD'S
thank their numerous • customers
for their kind patronage, and regret
that owing to the disastrous fire at
their premises, it is impossible to
continue business immediately.
They hope, however, to resume
business in the near future, when
they will endeavour to give the
same service as in the past.
133 HIGH STREET,
. GUILDFORD.
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Great Winter S A LE
BARGAINS
for Men as well as the Ladies.
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Note the Two Addresses:
For Men's Wear Bargains—
30 & 31 High
For Ladies' Wear Bargains—
26-27-28 High
GUILDFORD.
Street.
Street,
Pho 127.
We cannot supply the whole world, but—we can
supply you with the best value in the district.
ANDREWS' PIANOS '
Always
Attract
Attention
T. ANDREWS & CO.
144 HIGH STREET, GUILDFORD. Tel. 82
Established over 60 years. And at FAUNIIAM and DORKIVO.
public notices.
DENNIS ATHLETIC CLUB.
— T H E U S U A L F O R T N I G H T L Y -
iijW H I S T D R I VE
will bo held in the
CLUB HOUSE. WOODBRTDQE BOLL.
On WEDNESDAY^ January nth.
at 7.30 p.m. sharp.
Tickots obtainable at tho door.
auctions.
CLARKE, GAMMON
A N D CO..
(S. G. Clarke. F . A J - . F . L . Gaminou,
P.A.8.I., F . A J J
A U C T I O N E E R S .
S U R V E Y O R S ,
V A L U E R S .
RENTS COLLECTED
188 HICH ST., CUILDFORD,
A ad at Main Station Approach.
. Tel. 328.
public TRotices.
£ROWE, g&TES & 'LyEEKES.
A U C T I O N E E R S , . V A L U E R S .
S U R V E Y O R S , . H O U S E , L A N D , A N D
E S T A T E A G E N T S.
: P R O B A T E V A L U E R S,
O P P O S I T E ' T H E J U N C T I O N S T A T I O N.
G U I L D F O R D . .
isn R A I L W A Y A P P R O A C H . WOKLNtJ.
I'clspkoues: Quililford 137. Wokins 187.
• AY EXCURSION TO LONDON
" (-Waterloo).- '•
On TUESDAY,1 JASfUARY 10th.
From Guildford- 10.22 nilif., 0/6). Farncombo
10.12. GodulmiiiK 10.8 (5'-). Milford
10.3 (.1/3. Witley 11.57 (5/0). Hnslo:
more 0.t< (ii/6). l.iphook 9.38 (6/9). I.iss
1:25. (7/0).;, return, from Waterloo fl-5
li.ni; dny of 'issue, only.,,
For .doliiils. also bookings from other
;(ii'.;on's. ,M!C hiiiulliill.
If. A. WALKER.
General Manager.
LADDERS.
Builders'and Painters' Ladders,
made of best Norway spars and
cleft oak rounds.
Can we quote you ex stool;
JOHN MOON & SON,
Timber Importers,
Phone 7 2 i | ' GUILDFORD.
Friday, January 6th. 1922.
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ANNUAL
Winter Clearance Sale
PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING.
Commencing ^o-morrow (Saturday),
January 7th, {
AND CONTINUING FOR 14 DAYS.
NOTE THE ADDRESS a n d SEE OUR WINDOWS.
A. E. HARRISON
"Che cRCen's Wear Specialist,
9 & 9a HIGH STREET,
GUILDFORD.
E M E R Y S
/A." POHTSMOBTil)
LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS.
AUCTIONEERS. SURVEYORS.
AND VALUERS.
71 HWH ST., CUILDFORD,
SURREY. rT".
Tel.,: 300 Guildford.
The business having been entirely
rtf-constf-uutcd. we are now in a position
to undertako:—
• Auotion Sales of Proporty' and
Furniture:
,_ I'ropertias mnnuxcJ ~ auJ Heats
Collected.:
Residential, Business and Factory
Property in town arid country disposed
of by Private Treaty.
Probate Valuations.
' Furnished Houses to Let and
Wanted.
Inventories taken and checked.
Survoya made, Plans and Specifications
prepared.
Income Tax recovered.
' Rating Appeal*.
All classes of Insurance Business
•fleeted with leading Offices. ,
All business entrusted to us will
receive careful and expeditious atten-
>ublic TRotices.
Ready-to-wear Suits, Overcoats, Rainproof Coats,
Waterproofs, Sports Coals, Trousers,
Breeches, Vests, etc., etc.,
A L L TO B E C L E A R E D R E G A R D L E S S OF COST.
Ladies' and Gent's Tailoring, cut and made on
the premises in our usual up-to-date style,
A T G R E A T L Y R E D U C E D PRICES D U R I N G T H E S A L E .
Genuine Reductions In a l l other Departments.
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, etc.,
A T PRICES TO C L E A R .
GUILDFORD SCHOOL OF
MUSIC,
. St. Nicolas Hall, Culldlord.
Principal: CAPT. CLAUD POWELL.
Thorough. education in ail branches of
Music available under eminent London
and Local . Professors. ' . Orchestral,
Operatic Chamber Music, and General
Elements of Music Classes. Dalcroae-
Eurhythmics. Elocution and Dramatic,
and Classical and Ball Room Danoinc
Classes. Harmony, Aural Culturo and
Musical Appreciation Class.
Spring Term begins January loth, 192
Particulars on application to the
Principal.
CUILDFORD HICH SCHOOL
FOR CIRLS.
OFEEIt .'OF. r'lfEK PLACES.. ;
Tini ciruiicrc S C H O O L S C O M P A N Y ,
r.uf..- oflors six Free- Places in the
above School, .from I he Spring1 Torm.
1022, for competition anions girl*.' ntfundiiig
. Public Eleim'Utnry' Schools . in
iMfonl iiml iho ;ne ighliunrliood: / '.-
, A 'Free l'liife miwis H phu-%:in the.
School witlitnit paymentjof ftny tuitIon
or .nntriiiice' fees '.fori "ilio full 'term" of
M-bool life. Parents i of cneh successful
caiiiliilulc will' bo required, to undertake
that, they • will Koop her ;nt, the school
uiiiil- tlio end of 'Ilie ..school .year -'in
which.she. iittuin* Ilie'.iiUe of' Hi.years.
Every ciinilldnto mutt have been
under instruction in u Pntlic Elementary
School lor iit '-It-ait two yean im-
•nWlintoIy btfnre January 1st. -1922, anil
mind be nol jinido'r.' lo; nor. ovor 13 yciiri
>*f «« that'.(lute; proferenco will be
given in t h o f l u t place to candidates
between 10 and , 12;- any places, not so'
filled, up being then open to qualified
candidates'between 12 and 13.
Tho Entrance Examination, which
will ho'-partly ornii will be hold at the
High School, London Road, Guildford,
on Saturday, .Innuary Itth, 1022, beginning
at 30'iiiiri.. - -
E L I G I B L E CAIfDnjATEK. ItlTiL i \ W
HECEri'E ANY l - T K T H E R INTI>L\-
T I O N . uirr. W I L L . . H E E X P E C T ED
.TO l'ltHSl:.\TTILGMSEI.VUS^VT-Tin:
STATED H O U R OS TnE G I V EN
D A Y .
'Successful rnnndidales may be. required
to pass n Medical Exnininutian.' .
A]iplicfitfons. Btnl'ing—
, 1. Full nine and address of candidate.'
2. Date (with year) of birth.
3. School or Schools attended during
tho last two years, - with date * of
admission to each.-.
• -1. Present standard or class in school.
2nd accompanied by u report from the
Head Teacher of the present school ns
to conduct and work, to bo sent to the
REV. .T-. B . FRANCIS, M-A„
. 10 WODELAND AVEMUBr".
O U I L D F O R D .
not Inter than noon on Thursday
January 12th, 1922. - '
i C. F . STOCKS.'MA..
ITcmlmistrcss of Guildford High School.
il^^ey jGmecRlu press.
F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y '.t&Ptm.•'
E d " o r O. U . Bainut.
0 l B c ? n •'• , 'L D J F h ,s 'rcet, Guildford (Barclay's Bank Chambers).
Telephone Guildford 513.
Proprietors: DIBBLES LTD.; GoaorokD;
Works, Haydon Place. Guildford..
Telephone Guildford «22.
MEN AND MATTERS.
'Guardians A trenchant defence
and ' of the rights o l the
Economy. Guildford Guardians
to conduct their own
business was . made by the vicechairman
at • Saturday's.. meeting.
The interference o f .'« government
departmenc is all I he niorc surprising,'
l:is 'it; concerns'"the subject
of eeoiioiiiy-iivhicb;. above all others,
thty have urged, locnl authorities to
study." - There is little doubt how
the •. -ralepiiyerSi -' 'to whorii . the.
Guardians: have • aippealed for support,'
\ v i l l ! .view the mailer.
GUILDFORD
TECHNICAL ,• INSTITUTE.
The following TERMINAL CLASSES
will bo held next Term (coiiimohoiiiR
9th January, 1923) provided a sufficient
number of students join. Entries con
now bo mode.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
COOKERY.—(Household and Goneral
Course!—Fridays from 2.4S to -1.46 5.in. Lecturer:-Mrs.'M. C. Martin,
'co, IB/- for term.
COOKERY. — (Advanced) — Mondays
from 2.45 to 4.45 p.m. Lccturor:
Mrs. M. C. Martin. Fee, IS/- for
term.
EVEN I N.C CLASSES.
HOME NURSING.—Wednesday* /nun
7 to H p.m. Lecturer: Dr. Marian
Archibald. Pee, 3/0 for term.
COOKERY.—(Household ' and Qcnoral
Course)—Mondays from 6 to 8 p.m.
Lecturer: Mrs. M. C. Martin. Foe.
S/S for term (for now studouls only).
COOKERY.—(Advanced)—Fridays from
O to 8 p.m. Lccturor: Mrs. M . O.
Martin. Foe, J / - for; term (for new
studonts only).
SCHOOL OF ART.
The Day and Evening Art and Craft
Classes. will bo resumed in tho week
commencing 0th Junudry, 1022, as
follows:
MORNING CLASSES.- ~ ! Mondays and
Friday* from 10 to 18.80, Foe, from
25/- for term. •
EVENING CLASSES. —1 Mondays and
Fridays from 0130 to 9 p.m. Fee.
from if- for term.
Art Master: Mr. V. W. Uurnard,
A.K.C.A. (Load.). ^
Toll Syllabuses' and any further information
with regard to any of tho
above Classes may be'had on application
to F. S. Tosswlll. Director amf^ecrc
tary. Technical Institute, Parte. Street,
Guildford.
QUEEN'S HALL, SHALFORD,
DANCES
EVERY NIGHT (Friday excepted) 7.30
(o II. Afternoons Wednesday and Soturduy.
*-«.30.
Admission 1/-. Private lessons 2/0.
"iSfllf OUTSTAND1NG -.FEATURES'"
. SHOWING TEACHING RESULTS.
Pupils' Pianoforte Recital, Trinity Hall
(Miss Myrtle Boormnn), Borough Hall
Students' Cuacort (Pianoforte, Violin.
Vocrl. Eloaiitibn). Vocal Soloists Choirs'
Festivals (Oratorio Solos) and in:Spohrs
Last' JnllgihcnO." -GleBdulo lliwo
Studios, Epsom Rnad, Guildford. Mr.
Ku.vilh Ifunl. F.R.C.O.,. and Mrs. Haydn
limit..'.. New term Jan. 9th. Le?son
may I'ouiiueuie at any time.
DHNNIS ORCHESTRA.
FANCY DRESS DANCE
i (Prir-os will bo.given),
WOOIHIRIUGE HILL, GUILDFORD,
FRIDAY, JAN. 20lh, 1922,
7 p.m. to' 11' p.m.
" A OMISSION ... 1/0 each.
PLEASE NOTE.—Next fortnightly
dance will bo WEDNESDAY,
Janaary 25th, 1923.
T H E DISTRICT WINDOW
CLEANERS
(Stcdman A Moscloy).
31, QUEEN'S ROAD. GUILDFORD.
Prompt and regular attention.
New A bombshell has been
Tax Ihmg; in.to-Uic; sport
'•on .• , • i ng '"-'.world -by llie
Recreation, decision, of the Convmissioners-
of Entertaimiu-
iu. Tax to levy the, t ax upon
tht tvir.-nici. fees jntl subscriptions
f members of amateur athletic and
sports clubs. The Catford Cricket,
Latrn Tvdnis, and Hockey ,C(ub
and the Private Banks Athletic Club
.have" received .peremptory,.dcniands
for payment of the tax at the following
rates:—
Tax per
.v^rt-iX'' .annum.
'•Entrance fee, 41 Is,-°„„TO,.,Li ,.,«=';• 3d."
Cricltct subscription, £2 2s 6d.
l.awn Tennis, £2 2s. .„„:........i 6d..
'•Nqn-playing 'subscription 1/-
- Honorary member's subscription Gd.
A' principle of- great importance is
involved, for, i f the Catford clubs
cannot 'successfully combat .. the j
claim, .all sorts of sports and
recreation1 clubs .in Guildford and
district, in common* with like
organisations all over the country,
will apparently be hit to the extent
of 3d. in the guinea, and non-playing
. members, ,who do not derive
any benefit from their subscript ion.
more heavily s t i l l!
GUILDFORD.
RnatuT E . RICKIKD. ihr noted hows
' /or Itreerlies: — I .Market Strref.".
(luildford.
Some couples, miss hiimiines.-.—.
Others buy their Wmeisc ltisns at
Stuacar'c. A useful present with;
each.
WAXTUB.—Old Gold. Silver, Jewet&v
.le.-y. Antique, and old Teeth, for* j
casli. Or exchange.—Hoftsr.v.*.v.v S C<i./ ,
Ltd!. 145 High Street. Guildford.
.Ill Ouild/ord knoiri that HcBUa'3 .
.MIK.IIKIII:. Their Soaps and Cleaning '
.tfareriaht are the cheapest obtainjO
»tle. . II e ierro you belfer at a little H
^ Iftt r.OSt.-— ni'aLXv's. Sw\N IuNE. '
." V,VU , "»eer mist (he Water ' K l i -~
'A? "'" runt dry." as the old saying
has u, and until your Typewriter -
breaks down or Jibs you do nok.'-
realifie how necessary It U to your
basiaees.—Cut cr 422. and Bieatae*
TvrawHiTca SERVICE will qniek)y*v
handle your, .trouble.
la Flloilsad.^-A useful brochure pub;
lished by the Picture Playhouse contains
the latest information Concerning, the'
week's I'll,
The New Ycnr.—A large crowd;
assembled beneath the Clock; on Saturday,
night lo -greet, the New Year with the
.istial cimvivhility. a-•
Shopping Bargains.—It is .well worm
white when 'out bargain' hunting to pay a
visit to KcricyV Drapery Stores, Chcrtsey
Street/ There are many offers' at exceedingly
low prices.
St. Mary's Organ.—The organ of St.
Mary's Church has been cleaned and repaired,
at. a cost ol £112, the sum being
contributed by the congregation while the
work Was in progress.
Organist's Return.—Mis»'.l;. /Mackenzie, .
who ,1ms- been organist at I'littcnham
Church for some time.. hu* ri'>umed' her _
iild jMi.iiion :is 'organist '.mil choirmaster
ul '.Emmanuel Church,. Stoughton; •
New Ycjr Meeting.—A prnvcr meeting
in coimectiun with the B.W.T.A was held
on' Monday afternoon at flic Friends'
Meeting • lions--, when,.a helpful address
was given' by. Ille Rev. .V. Trcslie.
. Deacons.—The names bl Mi llruce
Colebrook and M r . : H i G. Whitboume
were omitted from the 'list, given In last
Friday's HVcfcly l'r«i ol the ncwlyol
ibe Coogregatlonol: -
ARCHBISHOP ABBOT'S
SCHOOL,
NORTH STREET, OUILDPORD.
An up-to-date School for Middle-Class
Boys.
Terms from 15s. to £1 Bo. per quarter-
School will Re-open on Monday,
January 10th. '
Prospeotni on application to tho Head-
Stater.
Dancing 1 n some of ihe more
Fashions, exclusive \ L o n d o n
dancing clubs there is
a reaction .against the " dancing
partner " practice, which has found
its way to Guildford. I Visitors to
London have been surprised sometimes
to find that at dances, both
public and private, there arc no programme
cards, and that, t h e " May
I hayc the pleasure? " i sysiein is
considered old-fashioned. . Two
people go to a dance,- and dance together
all the evening. The practice
has been <h«: partly to the shortage
of men, and partly to the great
variety of styles in dancing. The
modern dances lend themselves, to
individual treatment. No two
couples dance the same dance
exactly in: llic same way. The result
is that a keen young man who has
found liis 'affinity in tho dancing
sense likes to stick. But this
" hunting in couples" has been
over done. It has led to the formation
of cliques- and to the creation
of an unfriendly atmosphere,
lending dance club has now cstab-|
lished. a rule that the American I
Paul Jones" dance shall enter I
elected deacons
Church.
Children Entertained.—Many children
were entertained yesterday afternoon. One
treat, organised tor the Holy Trinity Sundnv
School children whs field in the.Trinity
l-jnll, mid" annihi-r by the Trade- arid- ,
Lnhinil' Council, in til.* Ill-rough 11
•tillls.T-*riie ' coininiitcc beg to -acknow- fcj
ledg'-. with'grateful thanks, the following.,
gifts received'at the Royal Surr--\ County
ll..-|iiial:—I-ruii-: Mf-.E. I„ Limn. Eggs:
Miss- Ciiudall' Donation: Dr. -' T.. B. " -
Jubsou. Toys: Mrs. Eaton Travers, Mrs.
I'riMiin, Mrs. Hurti. V'
I.iiiuidrr l)lHiii'r.—.\t Brett's reftnurahi *.
la-i eveniiii; the ifirectors and committee'|
01 the Guildford l-uundry. Ltd., gave their
iiiniul diiu..-t and entertainment to their'
lAj-lovi'--.,; .The visitors • included the
Major (Coun. II. M. Lunn) and other -
: iiii-inhcrs of the 'Council:'
". free Places.—Six free placet in the
High School for (,'irl, arc available by .
coiii|H:iitiuii to -girls attending public
elementary schools in the town and neighbourhood..
The entrance examination will
be field on January 'Mill.. Conditions arc v aniiiuiiii'''d i-Isi-whiTi'" in our columns'.
. Rc-operilng.—Tin' T-.'hi.-ir.-itL,Instiiule-.,
will re-opennir Monday, and students are,
reminded of tin- iniportance _ ol resuming
their 'attendances'. Sessional class students.
-V'dl not lie .required to pay further fees.
•Full particulars of lilt terminal classes
will- be found in our advertisement'columns.
Orchestral Trios.—Mr; 5. E. Fairbrother,
' manager of the Central Hall
Picture Palace, has made arrangements
for orchestral! trios every evening from 6.
Jill. 10.- The players will be Mr. Emos-
May (late musical director, St. Julian's..
Theatre,. Guernsey), piano';' Mr. John
Avery (late Royal Artillery. Band, Wool-'
wieh, also of The Palladium, Scar-.
borough), 'cello; Mr. T. Gcobcl (late.
North London Polytechnic - Orchestra),«
violin.
New Baptist Pastor. -The •pastorate ol
the Baptist Church, .Coriimercial Road,
.M-hich* has been vacant. since the departure .
of the Rev. Allon Poole in September, has
now* been filled'by the unanimous selection .
and appointment of the Rev. Oliver'Avers.
Mr. Avers lias been otlucm-d jb-ihe Baplis*
Church at. Newport, Isle of Wight, 'for'' -
four or five years, and previous to that
was at Newport, Monmouthshire. It is
honed that the Ruv. Oliver Ayers will be
alilo to begin his duties in Guildford "atI
the begiii.ii.ig of March, •;
Tradesmen's Club.—Thirty new members
were elected to (lie Guildford and
District Tradesmen's 'Benefit Club at the
annual meeting, held ut the Prince ol
Wales Hotel, on Friday. Mr. E. H.
Jewell was re-elected president, Mr. -C.
Wi ' T . ' Boycc, '''treasurer, and "Mr. F.
Kothvycll; secretary. The following cominilii-
o 'Was appointed: Messrs,' 11. M.'
Bi-II.J: Brown. IV. A. Coiiifccr, J. Monk,
jiinr., ' G . . Norton,. G . PrivcK, E. H.
Winter, J..\V. Stent, \V. Comber, senr.,
J". Durling;- F. G. England, and W. II.
A Children's Party.—About fifty children,,
friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kerslake's
two boys, Jimmy and Peter, spent a merry
time at a fancy-dress parly in Brett's Hall
on. Tuesday'evening. The room was gaily .
decorated with '.Chinese lanterns, and the
children'•- were' 'plentifully supplied with .
balloons, flying leal hers, and paper
streamers, etc. There were many pretty
dresses to be seen, including fairies and
• lies, plerrots ol many kinds and colours,
.lancing girls, a tiny cupid," and a wee Red
Indian. The music for dancing was pro-,
vided by the pianist and violinist at"Brclt's
Kcstaorant, ami rhe children wer» cntcr-
AI tained by Miss Margaret QBHionds
(\-ocalUt), Mr. Den. West, ai«Tw S.
ahirrclls (vcn)d»(gulit).
Torillnc Cclcbralloii—Members of the .
early into the programme. It is
worked ou the same plan ns the old
parlour game o f musical chairs.
The dancers go round in tin inner
and outer circle, and when the music
stops suddenly each dancer- lias itb'
grab another partner. thus
revert to the spirit of the Lancers.
Attempts to introduce new imported
dnnccs.this season have failed. The
Tango is not danced in the best
places, and nothing is really the
fashion how but tho* One Step, the
Fox Trot, and t h i waltz.'. - Tlfe
modern .waltz, is ihb " hesitation!"
variety, is a two-step glide rather
than a three-step ntovemeiit of '-the
old type.
Railway 1 lotcl 1'ont ino Club celebrated
the conclusion or a successful year by an
excellent dinner at the Railway Hotel on
Tuesday evening. Mr. G. Gwynn presided,
and was supported by Messrs.- B.
Mitchell. 11. ChorIcy, W. MUford, and
others. Tlic-toast ol the " Tontine Club V£
was proposed -by Mr. T. Lay ton, and in >
replying, Mr. Qiorlcy referred to the
success ol their first year's cOort. They
obtained nearly 200 members, and each
one received an additional 7d. for every £1
paid in. Tlwre had only been one levy of.
6d. for death.- . •' The Conmiitlce " , was ' .
proposed by Mr. U . Davies (hon.
treasurer), and. acknowledged1 by Mr. G.
Croft (secretary). The visitors, host, and
chairman were .also included in the toast *
lilt, and the evening terminated musically,
this part pi the' proceedings being contrlbutcd
by Madaiilc Prcskctt, and Messrs.
B. Dry, Tirwrd, M. DcnncK, F. CVawt, •
and Griftltlis