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... T. BANNISTER I CO. ObarUnd Surveyon. Land and Eitata Attirti. Auctioneer! and Valuert. market Plata, Haywards Heath. PUBLIC NOTICES. Cuckfield Urban District Council. APPOINTMENT of LIBRARIAN, APPLICATIONS ARK INVITED for the post of part-time Librarian ...
... late Mrs N. Richmond, Hendon. E LAWRENCE BANNISTER. —At St. Peer's Parish Church. Monkwearmouth. on June 20. Rev. J K. Hawke. Leonard Lawrencd to Margaret Bannister, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Bannister, of Liddell Street. E tt'MLE KIDD. —On June ...
... TOWN WAND BANNISTER, E. W. T.. « 516 SPACIOUS, J. G. Z. 508 VAUGHAN-OWEN, D. Chapman, J. McMillan, W. Rogers, J. ...
... at the Hospital yesterday to s he Purchase of crockery Priz.es were won Mrs T. Stoue, Mrs Brittam, Mrs. J. Rogers,. Mrs, Lawton Mrs. Bannister, and Mrs. Blant. ' ...
... Litherland has dropped 13 in four sets, and Miss Joan Bannister (Llandudno) dropped 17 in three sets. Miss B. Hogan (Wolverhampton), although not winning a set, has a slightly better record than Mtss Bannister, having only dropped 14 games in three sets. PARIS ...
... Ball I). Bannister, Hall 3 P S. Morrison, b Bull ,1. Isaacs, Ball I 11. J. O’Neill, L. C. Watkins 2 Wainman, not out Extras • GLOUCESTER. 11. L. Watkins, c Wood. Abel 47 O. il. Wooley, b w, b W. Allison, Isaacs, b Hauniuler K (.*. Rogers, b Bannister ...
... served by Mrs. Chard, Mrs. Webb, Mrs Douch. Mrs. Bannister, Mrs. Bendall, Mrs. Hares, Mrs. Steer and Miss D. Clark. A 11 ® ing competition for a prize presented by Mr. George Jefferies, was won Mr. Rogers, and spot dance prizes (given by Mr. Mead and Mr ...
... Litherland 90 64 26 38 (Liverpool) 3liss B. Hogan 9O 62 28 34 (Wolverhampton) Miss Joan Bannister 90 57 S 3 24 (Colwyn Bay) The handicap prizes were won by Miss Bannister and Miss Hogan, and Miss Rachel Hodgson, the youngest competitor, received a consolation ...
... building programme should be speeded up. Answering questions, Admiral Sir Roger Keyes dealt with the cost of cruisers, saying that 60 per cent. ot that related to wages. . . . Sir Roger was personally thabked by Sir Herbert Lidiard and Sir George Handover ...
... Mayor of Kensington (Alderman H. V. Kenyon, M.8.E., J.P.. L.C.C.), Admiral Sir Roger and Lady Keyes, Councillor Mrs. Lewis-Banned (Dame President). Councillor Thorn Bannister (Hon. Secretary) and Councillor Campbell. The minutes of the last Annual Meeting ...
... of cutlery to Mr. Len Rogers, the Club Secretary, as a wedding gift. Mr. Malkinson spoke of the energy and enthusiasm displayed by Mr. Rogers in the interests of the Club, and Mr. Rogers suitably replied. I see Mr. J. 8. Bannister, of Kirton, had charge ...
... INADEQUATE NAVY Admiral Sir Roger Keyes, II.P. for Portsmouth, was the chief speaker at the annual general meeting of the Paddington Randolph Churchill bran. .h of the Primrose League held at the Town Hall, Paddington Green,. on Thursday, July sth, when ...