OWING to lack of space the following articles and reports are held over until the next issue: " Memories of the Sea and the Life-boat Service," by Mr.

Ernest Woolfield, Honorary Secretary of the Kessingland Station, " Cen- tenaries of Life-boat Stations," " Prince of Wales at the Liverpool Ball," " The 'Charterhouse' Life-boat," "£207 by Photography," "£70 from the 'Sea Microcosm,'" " A Working Men's Dance," " A Hornsey School Concert and Collection," "Special Gifts," " Awards to Honorary Workers," and Obituary Notices of the late Mrs.

Hodgetts, of Lewisham, and Mrs. E. S.

Raymond, of Llandudno.

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The next number of " The Lifeboat" will be published in February, 1932..