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... Y r C. WALTER DAY, v P.AS.L (Succeszor to Wa. WATSON axp SON). (Estanuisnen 1969). AUCTIONEER, SURVEYOR & VALUER, LAND & ESTATE ACENT & ACCOUNTANT, VICTORIA BUILDINGS, ALFRETON. AUCTION SALES of Real Property, House hold Furniture, Farming Stocks, Tillages ...
... WATSON & SON, F.AII, (Samr. T.»Wnsox). Esr. 1969. ‘ Auctioneers. Agricultural, Hotel & General Valuers, MARKET PLAGE, RIPLEY. All Matters will have my Personal Attention with Prompt Settlements. Telephone, No. 15 Ripley.- ...
... PROPERTY AND BUILDING SITES. To Be SOLD by AUCTION by MR. T. BAMBER, at the *“Portland Arms, Jacksdale, on MONDAY, 24th MAY, 1969, at 6 o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions of sale embodying the common form and conditions of the Nottingham ...
... which has a capacity of 2,0% million gallons, contained 1,3% millipn gailons on September Ist. On April Ist it contained 1,969 million gallons and on August Ist 1,788 million galions. Far worse has fared the Derwent Reservoir, which has a capacity of ...
... the report of the Council for the past year, which ‘showed a gratifying increase in the number of 'members, who now total 1,969. During the recent industrial dispute £22 7s. 6d. was granted from the relief fund amongst nine associations in the county ...
... , VALUSR BY APPOINTMENY UNDER THE FINANCE ACT, IsM. VIOTORIA BOILDI'NGBC ALFRETON. AND | HIGH STREET Y CROSS BSTABLISHED 1969, nd ESSRS. WILLIAM WATSON & BON andertake the sole mansgement of Landed and other Hstates and give special sttentien to their ...
... BRITISH AGRICULTURE. INCREASE OF WHEAT AREA. The agricultu-al statistics for 1969 show that, according to the latest measurements of’ the Ordnance Survey, there has been a slight ivcrease in the land area of Great Britain, as. compared with the figures ...
... Sheffleld in 1903 for stealing a gold ring, and was sentenced to two months’ hard labour, whilet he had also been convicted in 1969. When arrested he was earning £5 per week as timekeeper.—Prisoner expressed regret, and eaid his first wife led & drunken life ...
... REPORT. The annual report showed that the work of the past | year had been most satisfactory. The number of mem- l bers was 1,969, being an increase during the year of | 113. Two hundred and sixty-two new members had been eurolied, and 149 names had been ...
... Albert, Lady Granard was considered, as the daughter of Mr. Ogden Mills, one of the wealthiest American heiresses. It was in 1969 that she became the wife of the Earl, the owner of large estates. Before that date, however, Miss Mills had often been over ...