TIME FOK TEA “We paired tbrouch a mindterof .-mall villages. all crowded with British Kikliera nil branches of tin? service. Jle.r and heard familiar K. glinsh and mur-: lb*f cnoc the British classic—at least, mkli is considered the Allies—* It’s hug way Tipperary. Invariably the

Partial Settlement coiifei'M.c* hr.d Monday the offices Messrs. M'Connick, tween representatives ui the Sailors' and Firemen« tniu;i and of the firm, latter agreed pay the os. per week '* e-ar risks money." pending the result general conference London. men resinned morning. chang

Doors 6.46. Ordinary Doors 7.15. ENORMOUS SUCCESS Of W. WARDEN’S ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. PETER PIPEE. FULL BAND, CTIORU6. AND BALLET. 6l«tuie»—Friday, J*nuar> 2 o clock. Satardav, Januarv 2nd. 2 c. And V/rtry WadMaday Saturday-at 2oc. Usual Pricea. Box Nov* Open. JJMPIRK TWI

TO MANUFACTURERS APPARATUS FOB SCREENING SEWAGE. Th« Improvement* Committee of the Corporation of Dublin are prepared to receive Tenders for the supply and erection of Sewage Screen, with Mechanical Cleaning (tear, actuated by Electric Motors, suitable for Main Outfall Sewer 8 f

Gaiety Theatre—Pantomime Seaeon. Piper.” 2 o’clock and 7JO o’clock. Theatre Royal—Hippodrome Seaeon, 6.46 and 9 o’clock. Empire Theatre—Variety Performances, 7 and 9 o’clock. Abbey Theatre —Special Production of Sheridan’s "The Critic.” preceded by Kathleen ni Houlihan,” 6.15 o’

The death occurred Christmas Eve Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, Mr. Mar ’is .Vlwynne Moses, B.S. African Obsapanv. Mr*. Moses, who was years of aafe, was younger son Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Moses, ‘-f Kilbride Tower, liray, Co. Wicklow. COLONEL BBOADLEY. T*. The death occurred sadden

Th© of the Kxcbequpr. accozn* by hii» private .secret*rv. Mr. J T. j>aviee, left yesterday morning for J>tndon. Mr?. Lloyd George «ml her daughters, Miss l lived and Miss Megan, -will remain OriocKth some time longer.

the desire and pose share in the toys and scorroxvs of their people, and participate and eyrapatbetiaiUy in exvrv- Uiing that the. general xvell-herrg. Xoxv to the specific propoual and request xvhich has been earnestly and ably presented here to-day. and not only here and noxv.

pathetic interest attaches to the following from Sergeant J. A. M'Lcod, Gordon Highlanders, formerly stage manager the •County Theatre, Bangui, lor the writer was afterwards killed in carrying a wounded com rade to the trenches :—' am still in the pink,’’ and the Germans ore abo