machine: Messrs. Wyles, Stalker, Murphy, Strickland, Toolis, Strts: Duncan, Courtney, Lister, Hawkins, Upton, Hawkins. Messrs. Easter (new pupil) and Carabajal rolling with instr. Strts alone: Mr. Howitt. Machines: Grahame-White school machines.

AT BEATTY SCHOOL.-Instrs: Messrs. Baumann and Watts. Pupils with instr on machine: Messrs. Allen (18), Ruffy (17), Bentley (28), Roche Kelly (20), Liung (10), Travers (5), Lieuts. Maguire (6), Dickenson (36), Mr. Smith (22), Princess Ludwig of Lowensten-Wertheim (16). Machines Wright Dual Control biplanes.

AT THE BRITISH CAUDRON SCHOOL.-Instrs: Messrs R. Desoutter and R. M. Murray. Pupils doing strts or rolls alone: Lieut. G. H. L. Mayne (new pupil), 8's or circs alone: Messrs. Abbott and Cormier. Machines: 2 Caudron biplanes (35-h.p.). Eastbourne.-AT E.A.C. SCHOOL.-Instructors: Messrs. F. B. Fowler and Morgan. Pupils with instr on machine: Messrs. Arnold, Bass-Sutton and Hardstaffe. Machines: Two Bristol biplanes.

Liverpool (Waterloo).-AT LIVERPOOL AVIATION SCHOOL.

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"Lieut. Smith's meeting with the lady was quite accidental. One day last autumn he started from Farnborough for a long aeroplane flight. Descending in a meadow at Burton, he proceeded to the Queen's Hotel, where Miss Crabtree was employed as barmaid. It was a case of love at first sight, and the lieutenant has flown to Burton many times since to see his fiancée, delighting the townspeople with his clever flying feats."

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Station, offer the same for sale, Freehold.

The approximate area is 8 acres; sheltered water on three sides; foreshore rights.

One Shed 55 ft. by 44 ft. with heavy floor, cradle and slipway.

Two Sheds 70 ft. by 80 ft. with trolley lines, turn tables, slipway, cradles and rails running into sheds.

Stores 120 ft. by 20 ft.; two storeys.

Also Yacht Laying-up Sheds, beach, and Crab Pond, which must be leased to present owners or others.

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