February 1932
Finest Steak Pies
Rough and Fraser's 2d pies are more popular than ever being filled with the finest steak mince. Try them for dinner or supper.
Rough and Fraser's, 17 Kinghorne Road, Dundee.Mission Tea
The Choir of Bonnethill branch of the British Women's Temperance Association, Dundee rendered several pieces at the Arbroath Mission tea meeting on Saturday evening. Solos were sung by Mrs McLaren and Mrs Marshall and a gospel address was given by Mrs Brown, president of the branch.
Dressmaking Classes
Every evening at 7.15 pm
Fee 2/6 for 18 lessons
School of domestic science
YMCA, Tay Street, Dundee.
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Dundee Chamber Concert
Dundee Chamber music club completed its series of four concerts before a large audience in the Training College Hall on Thursday night. The last of the series was eagerly looked forward to both on account of the reappearance of the Brosa Quartet and because of the inclusion in their programme of two highly interesting works. It was a delightfully varied programme from Beethoven to an ultra-modern Russian.
New Justices of the Peace
This week Dundee has become into possession of 26 new Justices of the Peace, the first to be treated since 1929.The list includes three members of the fair sex and those honoured include ladies and gentlemen prominent in the public and civic life of the city.
Boat Jetty At City Square
An interesting discovery was made on Thursday in the course of the excavations for the west wing of Dundee's new City Square. The remains of what appears to have been a wooden jetty or landing stage for boats were uncovered. It would seem that the relic of the past dates from the time when the waters of the Tay came up as far as Crichton Street. Workmen exposed about twenty square feet of the jetty. The oak wood of which it is made appears to be in a good state of presentation.
New Playground
It is to be hoped that the Town Council will approve the recommendation that a new playground for children to be laid out at Law Crescent. There is a need for a playground for youngsters in this quarter, and the cost of the layout would be moderate.
Albert Institute Lectures
Tuesday 1st March at 7.30 pm
"The Scottish National War Memorial"
by Colonel James S.Y. Rogers. D.S.O.
Organ Recital
Caird Hall
Corporation Organ Recital by James Hinchcliff, city organist
Arthur Patterson's Instrumental Trio
Marie Smith - Contralto
Rev McIntosh Mowat, B.L presiding
Sunday at 8 pm. Silver collection