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... BANKRUPT STOCK JOHNNIE HORE'S LANES' WOOL FROCKS, in shades of Blue, Green, Wine and Black. Price, Only 11111 eat.b. Each Frock Was made to sell at £2. IN ONLY NEW WOOL ARMY BLANKETS. Double Ded Size. Price, Only 17/11 each Postage 1/• Extra JOHNNIE HORE'S ...
... BANKRUPT STOCKS ill6M-5) ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, VESTMENTS. ALTAR LINEN. AELIGIOUS OBJECTS. BANNERS. SACRED PAINTINGS. PICTURE FRAMING. LEATHER WORK. FIRE SCREENS (Frame' or Unframed). Etc. JONVENT OF PERPLTUAL ADORATION. WEXFORD. INC'S, Theatrical Doettunlers ...
... k pays fa say Esso IRISH•A AIFK !CAN 0 nnik., t. iu the bankrupt ,. of the inshore I demerisal fish. imeolitroilod iu price, if not an-. mtbibuy, nr WhitinA cotistittotes' Thu oficial3 stateu that the coniinediately alleviated, would result uj bulk of ...
... plaintiffs. said he understood Deposit E 3 11 6 & 53/6 monthly. defendant had gone bankrupt. Quileast Rotocus Deposit 65/. and 48/9 monthly. for defendant. said he had gone bankrupt. Oua!cast Power Panni er, 18 0 The mice made a decree for Deposit 98/- and 45/- ...
... national finances on a sound footing and with the least possible delay. The State must pay its debts like the individual or go bankrupt. Unless they faced their responsibilities as free men they might be -DIRECT TIMBER- IMPORTERS . * HA*** MERCHANTS Everythin ...
... bonus shares, and held to the extent of 45 p.c. by aliens. We are told the books lend only to the credit worthy. What of bankrupt Britain, which through inflation has since August, 1939. defaulted already on our external 1185036 to the extent in present ...
... In the meantime this vast undertaking which would, in the ordinary course, iiave been closed down eight months ago as a bankrupt concern, and sold for its scrap value, is living on Government charity, while its thousands of workers do not know their ...
... fact is that people do not appear to' watt. the railways; if they did, they would use them and the railways would not be bankrupt. Ten times more people and more goods enter and leave every town by car. bus and lorry every day than enter or leave by train ...
... than their income. without any threats of a I winding-up petition or of bankruptcy proceedings. only the citizens can go bankrupt. A point of some interest in the returns is the further rise in the takings of customs duties. These now account for one ...
... sacrificed health for money in their youth would give every penny back now to be well. Others can learn a lesson from them. Going bankrupt in health is a big price to pay to learn the value of at. • • THE HOME. Poverty does not necessarily imply ■ virtuous life ...
... Agriculture, said that fir,t he would deal with rumours the hue been floating about that the Mini,ter for Agriculture proposed In bankrupt all the creameries is Ireland by compelling them to uhde:tab• expenditure on repairs and renewal• in the course of the Nest ...
... this is a good year, we should have greatly increased production in 1956. Having contradicted rumours that he proposed to bankrupt the creameries by compelling expenditure upon renewals and repairs beyond their capacity, the Minister for Agriculture dealt ...