The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1902-07-05 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

ROSPITLI/3.-011iDe to the etrist ogliactiona malls en route at Hospitals Demonstration on Isms 21st being about PAS lege than tart year, it has been decided to leave out the collecting card* St hotels, shop., etc., for another fortnight. The enmenfttee earnestly hope that special elforts will be mods to get the weds full end thug' try and ensure • record finendial year. In the list of co/Motions previously publimbed, Waster A. If , who 'waived the .mood prise for the Wye oolyeating, was shown es ootleoting .14e. 44.. The amount ought to base been given as Al 4a. 44.  Omer WRIITIOLN Ran.war.—llntil farther notion excorsions w leave Birkenhead Este and Tow* end Book Awry evert for Guernsey and Jersey, and erZY tor Bending and London. On PrlAwn exansions will be ran. to well - known genets in the West and on the Wont Coast, wall sob) Brighton, Bastingn Bastbouroe. lsate, sad °that valid:sown wateraig..&e. s in the Bonds. On July 31e1. &acme G flith, and kleptoreber nth exonimens idir:ltunye will leo run to Herellerd, Cbt r„m Cardin, &0., while on J there be a trip to Wolverhampton I Binntlignsan. . CA.tr We %yowl—ln the "P.c. are " column of Irk Saturday's ' Nor" sottilrerhed angrh-414:11°60071,:i  k=ty question was a tutin 012.20=4 ac man -44 Ariughlz_ My:where ha will spend Eterr. kr. E. Hollendo has taken ap the Bids nt the other side of the serumeet. _- to-morrow fdosdayl-sorening Will defiled a speetal address m the The malt. nig commences at** o'clock.  CRII DAM'. PlMC.—What we, probab a record in large Sunday School treat* tool plain/ on Thursday in connection with the St. Paul's-road Mission. It comprised ' several hundred children and a large staff of teachers. The conveyances were 11 in num: ber„ inch of -them being packed with chilsiren. At noon on Thursday, prior to start t‘. at:. Btrnetom .where the treat was 'Divalente owing to the crush ocoed we, lwoahilgenY, liyirtauders, and vehicles. At Barnston Dale , during the afternoon sports and games of various descriptions were indulged in. At I four cclock tea for the children was served in 4 lam marques erected for ths purIpn, and for the adults in a shed. The whole proceedings were auccessfully carried out urder the supervision of the Rev. C. C. Qcodlet and Mr. J. Reid. , Cruz. Cazirmar,,—lt has been decided to hold this year's carnival in aid of the hoepitals on the 28th of August. A meeting of the committee waa hold on W evening in the Mayor's parlour, tri.V. Pyke presiding. Supt. Smith (Fire Brigade) was elected chairman of the Rout* and Marshalling Committee, with Mr. R. D. Dunfling hon. see., and Mr. W. J. Milton was I appointed chairman of the Prise sad 1 Novelty Committee, with Mr. H. Magffs hon. WC. Councillor John Edward* was appointed chairman of the Ball Committee. It has been decided to promote a "draw" in aid of the funds, and step, szo being taken for the formation of a ladies committee. Local theatre managers are being asked to arrange performances in aid of the Carnival Fund.  Ta•atcso LLIPS4II7LAD OW Uss.—The aciuity and exertions* of the lif.guer s use on the Birkenhead oars have Nob' been de. I monetteited. On Wednesday evening, at 842, :Driver D. Reovey was driving • oar tow•rds Woodside Perry, and when be was between Oatheartmereet sad lOonsray-strost, in Conweviitreet, he noticed severed *hackie playtime in the middle of the toad. lie wooded the gong and die children scanapered of to the hsitiwil.A.dlbild Limed Crook took • 'tarn back when in front of the oar, and when it we* about three or lour yards off. The driver promptly reversed the ear, but before it came toe etandebill, vittioh it did in two or three yards. the hit-guard in front of the oar dropped end picked nothe child. The child wog found ho be quite safe with the esception of a *light scratch above the eye. I , I Raciest:is roe ihisArrar.—At a meeting , of the Liverpool Blupwreek and Humane 80, , olety, held on Thursday, the following lower& for courage were made --Silver medal and vote of thanks to Cadet John Brown, of the School Ship Conway, for jumping of I the pier at Rock Ferry, on June iti, to the rescue of • drunken man who threw himself into the river, attempting suicide; also vote of thanks to Cadet F. Rawden, is charge of the Conway's boat which pioked up Brown and the would,be suicide, Rawden having in a somewhat 'bailer manner assisted at a rescue whilst in charge of the boat on a previous occasion. Vote of thanks to Pekoenatable Nia, Richard eresteen (Birkenhead), and 20e. to John Pierce, for stopping a otnastay horn attached to a float in Ai, faloetrest. A3irkezhead. on June 30. Vote N thanks to Police-constable IN, Georg* Hasketon (Birkenhead), for stopping a runaway horse. in Orton,road. Birkenhead, on June 11.  Itoox