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... club, and asked Chairman to preens the same. The ape! al prise given by Mr. F. W. Biggs, •ia., a 2 hiop. was vivo by Mr. Fred Carter; the Ist Pre. given by the club, a clock, was won by Ur . It 1 nsher; the tad ditto, a gold medal, by A. l ifeguard; the ...
... Heal, Barker-Hahlo. J. Hooking., T.- Melhuish, E. G. Rance, -- .Rossiter. R. H. Rowse and H. H. Mon. On the motion of Mr. Fred Carter. seconded by Mr. T. Ford, Messrs. F. N. Ashman and F. Stephens were unanimously re-elected joint hon. secretaries end club ...
... M. Thomas 1 Flowers and grasses- 1. M. Thomas; j 2. 3. H. School Garden Plots Onions Sid. Chaplin: 2. Michael Lye; 3. Fred Carter. Carrots—1. Colin Rutland 2. Albert White: Michael Lye. Beetroot—l. Sid Chaplin: 2. Colin Rutland: 3. Vivian Horne. Parsnips ...
... whom he rode and trained. Re was for many years private trainer for Count de Herteuz. His only daughter married the late Fred Carter, M. Aumont's trainer, and his grandson. Also Carter. made his debut over a country • short time ago, after a successful ...
... Bedrooms ; Scullery ; Wash house and Usual Domestic Offices; Council's Water connected, at present in the occupation of Mr. Fred Carter ; at an annual rental of £22 25., owner pag ing Rates . Continued on next Column. COOPER & TANNER Ltd. AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS ...
... Porch, C.1.E.. 0.8. E., MC., a native of Glastonbury. Mrs. E. Butt, 94, formerly of Street. James William Cullen, 80. Fred Carter, to. DECEMBER.—James J. Vowles, 66, of Street. Henry Gooding Thomas, 92. formerly of Glastonbury. Mrs. Ellen Appleby, 87 ...
... Bedrooms ; Scullery ; Wash house and Usual Domestic Offices ; Council's Water connected, at present in the occupation of Mr. Fred Carter ; at an annual rental of £22 25., owner paying Rates. HCHARLES BUDD & SON have • been instrua.ted to offer the above property ...
... and pictorial redial in the Town Hall. Burnham, on Mondav next, assisted Miss Ethel Battiest one (eolo violin) and Mr Fred Carter (baas). The entertainment includes series of animated pictures, photograph*, and drawings of a a patriotic, military and ...
... backs, M. Sheam and L. Banfield ; half-backs, Bourton, T. Pratton and F. Snlvidge ; forwards, C. Reakes, Waits, W. Carter, Fred Carter and J. Salvidge. Rderee, Mr. Davis, Yeovil. Tins match was eagerly anticipated, the visitors being holders the cup. There ...
... Heald, b Leach R. Broom, b Summers .. 23 11. Barrett, b Leach F. Street, b Leach C. Carter, not out F. H. Sheppard, b Leach Fred Carter, not out Total (for nine wickets).. 87 BEAMINSTER v. WHITCHURCH. At Beaminster on Saturday, and resulted in a win for ...
... ride this week. Welton are fortunate in not having a stiff match on this week. Poulton Rovers are losing tha servi ce . of Fred Carter, who ham played for several seasons In their reserve team as right full back, and who this year has come up among the seniors ...
... clever mood, and .in fact, be is one of the meet scientific of the game in district. As a pivot Paulion were .well served in Fred Carter, who usually figures at right back, but whose premiere put more fire than is usually the In the attack and spurt from that ...