THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 25, 1989
Bicycle riding licences are being issued to boys at the Roehampton Parochial Boys' School, and if any boy is caught riding carelessly his licence is endorsed. Photo shows trial by jury for a cycling of- fence. A schoolroom court with the offender in dock and headmaster as magistrate.
(Right)-Margot Fonteyn and Robert Helpmann, of the Sadler's Wells Ballet, who performed be- fore the King and Queen and President and Madame Lebrun this week at Covent Garden.
Bill, the London Zoo's male Sociable Vulture, has been missing his food for several days. Min, his wife, is ill and there is an egg that must be looked after. Usually when Min lays her annual égg or eggs the pair take it in turns look- ing after the nest. Min, however, came down from the nest on top of the aviary, and was not well enough to fly, back, so Bill has the job. Photo shows "Bill" keeping guard over the egg.
The Kin
visit to the i
QUEEN'S THEATRE
COMMENCING NEXT TUESDAY
FOR 3 DAYS ONLY
At All Performances!
"ARGUS"
THE WORLD'S GREATEST - TELEPATHIST
DIRECT FROM A SUCCESSFUL TOUR OF THREE YEARS IN ENGLAND AND INDIA
INCLUDING DEMONSTRATIONS BEFORE ROYALTY AND SCOTLAND YARD.
The Most Sensational Demonstration of Its Kind !
WEIRD! MYSTERIOUS! UNBELIEVABLE!
Bringing Up Father
HEY YOU ARE PREVENTINGTHE SMOKE FROMT COMING OUT THE CHIMNEY.. THE HOUSE IS FILLED WITH SMOKE÷GIT UP-
ALL YOU THINK OF 15 SLEEPIN' AND YOU DON'T STAY AWAKE LONG ENOUGH- TO GIVE THAT MUCH THOUGHT-
I SUPPOSE HE'S GONE HOME SORE- BUT I CAN'T HELP IT- HE'S JUST A SLEEPY LOAFER
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