... nate were deaths d children under cos rex of age, the intent mortality rate this being 79.43 per 1401 The rate in the rural districts 77, and that far the urban de. triets 0157. la 163 the infant mortaLM rate wee 02; 1912, 9.; and is 1911, 129 per 1603. ...

... Elliott, and D Livery) figured. Fairy Kindness pleaded t-.i their Queen for admission to their Dell of the Mortals. This was granted, and the Mortals, after changing their attire keeping with the pretty surroundings, joined the happy Fairies. Features the ...

... Queen-street, per Miss Cook, 31; ! Highweek Infants. 1; collected in Newton 'Market, 3—233; previously acknowledged, 28,611; grand total, 28,844. OKE HAMPTON The children of the Okehampton Girls and Infants' Council School, North-street, have contributed ...

... military in their districts in the way is in regard to other notifiable diseases state that tho the present lias large in the mortality from measles annually from this in years in England 11000 which majority of five first half the total 12414 also the Arinv ...

... A.. J. There was good at- Mr L t singing on the JC' The Le«son and prayers were read ». Moon. junr.. and J. B. Bray ...

... morning service at the Parish Church. Ex Sergeant Marlowe, late K.R.R. will succeed he Rev. A. Beagtiam as •vcoutmaster. The mortal remains of the late Mrs. Mar Opie. ao-ed 61. Mr. Ernest Opie, J.P Willand (formerly of Cullompton). wh massed away Clifton ...

... opening is fully realised. The groups are under capable control, with the top group showing many praiseworth v traits. The infants' were, responsive* bright, and showed love for the subject. Group 1., in most of the subjects taken, did good work and showed ...

... selection of earo!6 was rendered by the children. Mrs. Mablcy presented her a bouquet artificial reset made at tbe school by the infants. Every child received a present and bun. Mr. and Mrs. Templer also kindly provided oranges &od crackers. Joyce Mabley and ...