The Northern Guardian. — 1897-06-10 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

OOO. This gift will be presented to Her Majesty at Buckingham Palace on the afternoon of the 21st by the Grand Duke Serge.  Apiol and Steel Pills for Females, a French remedy for all irregularities and obstructions, superseding bitter apple, pil cochiac, pennyroyal, etc. Price 4s 6d, post free. Obtainable only from Martin, Foreign Chemist, Southampton.—Advt.  The Home Secretary has ordered the removal of Louisa Westerton, who murdered Mary 1-1:-.nnah Eastwood at the Wakefield Asylum, to Ilrraimoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum. Therefol3 she will not be put on her trial at the Leeds AQsizeg.  Hair Pins, 22d per lb. 16 packets; 421 n. long Mohair Boot Eacse, 1d per dozen. Is 3d per gross; Pins, 41 and 8d per dozen; Reels, 3id per dozen; Studs, from 2d per dozen; Shirt Buttons, all prices. Tram fares paid at Hatfield's, the Hartlepool Cheap John, Cleveland Road, Central Estate.  'rile Lord Chancellor of England, the Chief Justice of South Australia, the Chancellor of the University of Adelaide, Judge Waddy, Sir Geo. Chubb, and others were yesterday present at the speech-day proceedings of the Leys School, Cambridge.  Gonundnini.- Why is the spring of 1897 so unusually Cold? Answer—Because Broady and Co., 35, Tower Street. are selling large quantities of Walnut Coal Vases at. such remarkably low prices.—Advt.  At the opening meeting of the Conference of School Board Clerks in Manchester yesterday, a paper on the education of dull children was read by Mr W. Packer, of Leeds, who advocated enlarged power so that Boards could provide maintenance for such children as well as instruction.  Tree Jubilee Guessing Competition. Hutson and Son. the Boot People, are offering for Competition two Beautifully-framed Life-like Pictures of Her , Majesty the Queen under the following conditions: One Picture from Northgate Street Shop, Hartlepool, ' and one from Stockton Street, West Hartlepool (two separate eompetitions). Aeyone making, a purchase I may obtain a paper and write their name and ad- ' dress and the number of Pins they consider is stuck ' in the Pin Cushion above the frame. The person m.6sing the Exact or Nearest will be the winner in each case. In the event of any tie, some other task will be set, this however is very doubtful. No otp, knows the quantity of Pins, and they will not he ecunted until Monday, the 21st. The boxes containing the guessing papers will then be opened. the papers checked, and the names of the winners published in the -Mail" and "Guardian" on Jubilee Day. In addition to the above, we will give 20 Unframed Pictures (10 from each Shop) to the 20 persons being nearest the winners. 300 pictures will also be given away, one to each Customer spending 10s with us between the sth and 19th inclusive. Also about. 300 Jubilee Medals and 300 National Jubilee Streamers, made of British Crepe Paper. The latter will make Splendid Decorations for your windows and Homes on Jubilee Day. A. Medal or Streamer given to every Cnstotner spending 2s with us between the sth and 19th. Don't Miss this Grand Chance. Make all )our Purchases at Hutson and Son's, the Up-to-Date Boot and Shoe Dealers, 32, Northgate. Hartlepool, and 16 and 18. Stockton St., West Hartlepool.—Advt.  The members attending the annual oonference ~f the Commercial Travellers' Association. at Birmingham, at the concluding sitting yesterday considered railway policy for the ensuing year, and it was resolved to at once take steps to obtain for travellers interchangeable contract tickets and cloak-room tickets.  Mr Balfour returned to Downing. Street yesterday arternoon on The conclusion of his visit tn  the Duke and Ducheee of Devonshire at Chatsworth, and in the evening left for Hatfield. Today the right hon. gentleman will go to Littlestone, near New Romney, for golfing on the links there.