... NANTWICH UNION. ' tllii Guardians of the above Umon are desir- JL ous of receiving TENDERS from persons willing to Contract for Supplying the Workho-use with PROVISIONS, NECESSARIES, CLOTHING, etc., during period of six months from the Ist October next ...

... nantwich UNION. THE Guardians of the above Union are desirous of receiving TENDERS from persons willing to contract for supplying the Nantwich Workhouse with PROVISIONS, NECESSARIES, CLOTHING, etc., during a period of six months from the Ist October next ...

... NANTWICH UNION. WANTED, GENERAL HELP, age to 30; salary commencing £25 a year, rising by annual increments of £2 10a. to a maximum of £3O. with apartments and maintenance, etc. For particulars duties apply to th® Matron of the Workhouse. / Applications ...

... NANTWICH UNION THE Guardians of th© above Union are desirous of receiving TENDERS from persons willing to contract for supplying th© Workhouse with PROVISIONS, NBCESSARIIis, CLOTHING, etc., during period of Three months from the Ist July next. The contractor ...

... NANTWICH UNION WORKHOUSE. WANTED, for Cc ihe Nurses’ Home. Wages 7s. 6d. per with board, lodging and washing.—Apply, person- ally or by letter, to Mrs, Mathias, Matron. SX7ANTED, OARETAKERS for St. John's Wesleyan = 7 and Schools early in February ; house ...

... &c. ANTED, a sharp, well-educated BOY, *» » about 15 years of age, as Office Clerk. Apply personally Wm. M. Mathias, Nantwich Union. c 176 WANTED, Students for Typewriting; few vacancies; Smith Premier Visible Machines, No. 10. —Apply F. K., 36, Weststreet ...

... conspicuous and continued bravery he was recommended for the Military Medal. Sergt. Barnett was a boarded out. boy in the Nantwich Union, and Mr. 0. E. Young a* the meeting of the truarditajs cm Saturday referred with pleasure to this indirect connection ...

... a large part that was ogricultaual, bait if it was at all like the Nantwich Union should advice the Board sunport the Derby resolutions, because was certain that in the Nantwich Union they were going immense gainers the proposals of the Departmental Committee ...

... HOLDINGS AT WORLESTON. Mr. W. H. Lancaster, land agent to the Small Holdings Committee, wrote that the sub-committee of Nantwich Union area were opinion that it would be advisable develop port'on of tho Worloston estate, oomprising some 95 acres, small ...

... Cter* to the Council, Broughton, near Chester, not Later than Wednesday, the 13th March proximo- February 27th, 1918. NANTWICH UNION. THE Guardians the above Union are desirous of receiving TENDERS from p er •ons willing to contract for supplying the ...

... Saturday.—Mr. E. R. Bellyae presided. THE COUNTY CALL. The Clerk (Mr. H. G. Atkinson) reported that the county call on the Nantwich Union was £19,165. Answering Mr. Richardson, the clerk atated that the call was about £4OO below the sum he estimated for. Ho ...

... bbNACY IN CHESHIRE. Jost to the nantwich union. of the oliairman (Mr. ‘‘v and several member* (be Nant- - Guardian* recently visited um who have boon sent to ?®ljtut;ou from Nantwiob. In reporting ? Sa., H the meeting of guard ana tr*' ali*7 r - lyse ...