Auctioneers and Valuers. Telephone 2468. the mart. 21, rosemary st. AUCTION SALE OF ELECTRIC & AUTOMATIC NOVELTIES, ON TUESDAY, oth JANUARY, At TWELVE o’clock. will SELL BY AUCTION on above date, il the MART, 21, ROSEMARY STREET, WEIGHING MACHINES. ELECTRIC SAILORS, Automatic Pi

T.OT 4—9 HOUSES, known Numbers 2to 18, DUBLIN STREET, Q let at ••••••••%;■' *' j Less Ground Itent, ad- £75 10 9

COILL-MARA. cultra. TO LET, THIS VERY DESIRABLE GENTLEMAN’S containing Reception, 10 Bed Rooms, and every modern convenience. Large grounds, stabling, Ac., Convenient Bail and Sea. Particulars THOMAS S. MARTIN, 12, College Square East. 5806

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English League—2nd Division. Barnsley, 2; Huddersfield Town, 1. Blackpool,-2; Wolverhampton, 0. Bury, 1; Fulham, 0. v. Bristol City-Match abandoned. Notts County, I; Woolwich Arsenal, 0. Stockport County, 2; Birmingham, 0. Southern League. Cardiff City, 2; Bristol RovertJ 0. Sco

Police for Motor Car. The Surrey police are searching for motor car which is supposed have caused the death of Mrs. Jan© Moore, aged 70, wife John Moore, retired farrier-sergeant the 17th Lancers, living The Hollies, Knaphill, Woking. She was found midday yesterday lying under ar

. Though the Legislature, so far as the Government’s mam Bills are concerned, was chiefly engaged marking time, the legislative output 1913 was pretty considerable. Altogether, some or ty Bills were passed, several of which, though they excited no party feeling, may have intimat

ODR LONDON LETTER. OU» WISE- Beltabt News-Letter Otfick. House. 167 and 169. Fleet Stbbet. C. Thursday Night. I understand that another communication has passed between Mr. Asquith and Mr. Bonar Law in continuance the 'correspondence begun- before Christmas on the Irish question.

Tli« weather in Belfast somewhat milder yesterday, and the atmosphere waa clear, with a •light south-easterly wind. There was the usual influx of viailore from Scotland, and the fact that the shipyard workers have not yet resumed their occupations accounted in large measure for