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... sufficient that , opportunity 9*ldom dim with Soon* and Waiting Room for John Coedecx * , Next Post Office. Rosea; Slree.. , Bond, t \_ A FLANNEL SHIRTS, SOCKS, CHOLERA BELTS, CARDIGAN'S, O' COMFOR' : :s. »T.|. grjmßU FOB AT VERY LOW PRICES. Postage Paid ...
... ESTABLISHED 1790. JOHN E. PRITCHARD & CO. P.S.I. P.A.I. AUCTIONEERS, CHARTERED SURVEYORS, VALUERS. ESTATE AGENTS VALUATIONS & AUCTION SALES of Real and Personal Property. 82. QUEEN'S ROAD, BRISTOL, 8. T: (three lines). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE £500 SPOT CASH ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. ESTABLISHED 1790. TELEPHONE 1934. BANK AUCTION MART COLSTON AVENUE, BRISTOL. JOHN E. PRITCHARD & CO., (P*llow th* Auctioneirt' Institute), Late ALEXANDER, DANIEL, CO., AUCTIONEERS. VALUERS, SURVEYORS. SALES AUCTION REAL AND PERSONAL ...
... St. John Ambulance Association, and the British Red Cross Society for the coming week: Queen Mary's Needlework Guild.—Bed jackets blankets, heimets, mufflers, handkerchiefs' gloves and mittens, shirts (flannel or flannelette* jerseys or cardigans, vests ...
... requirements oi »uiP^.. , Needlework Guild, St. John •J tion, and British Red coming week:—. fiu'-^' Queen Mary's Needlework upJ blankets, helmets, gloves a« # handkerchiefs, shirts flanD jerseys or cardigans - vests ably woven;. Note.—By ( '°^ ei badges ...
... Queen Mary's Needlework Guild. St. John Ambulance Association, and the British Red Cross Society for the coming week: Queen Mary's Needlework Guild.—Bed jackets, Kankets, helmets, mufflers, handkerchiefs, jerseys or cardigans, shirts (flannel or flannelette) ...
... granted; Off. 17, Grosvenor Road, from Edwin Bonnsall Henry Fear, granted: Cardigan Arms. King Street, from Rose E. Bailey (deceased). William James Codner, granted: Forgeraan’s 'Arms, Barrow Hoad, from Frederick Wilkins, Elizabeth Price; Standard. Lawrence ...
... LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. RECEIVING ORDERS. William Anemia Gr.fßth, Hones, ' draper and grocer. John iv.cs. former y Grow, near Cardigan, now Penralltfach. Clydey, Pembrokeshire, formerly fanner, no* iaboorer. William Pox. Tvdraw Farm. Port Talbot, out «np ...
... Ambulance took them to the Bristol Royal Infirmary. The ambulance also took to the Infirmary, John Williams (12), Broos Road, Montpelier, who broke his arm when he fell from his bicycle in Fremantle Road, Cot ham. Irene Bush (19), of St. Vincent's Parade ...
... Ttsvwi William*. 17. Brown Street, Maeetec. collier. William John llrifttha. 7. Bridge Street. Cardigan. and lobeceonUt. Reuben Bishop. 4*. Edmond Street. Tylorstoww. Glamorgan, laborer John Dane.. 3. Street, Morristoa. Bwsneee mason. Carl Frederick Benn ...
... Road Mishap-Candidate Resigns arre tt—Miss Madelaine King ai £ e arranged between Mr John Ce Ma delaine King will take rl7 *y in London on Friday, Septemf Ster Fire A,arm oriill Pire Brigade received a call last 0 greengrocer's shop near the trI Uric * T ...
... TRAGEDY OF OVERWORK. Ivor Evans.. Coroner for North Pembrokeshire, held an inquest at St. on John Francis, aged 34, teacher at Newport (Mon.), who met his death in the river Glaniivon' Si, Dogmell's. on Thursday. James E. Owen, accountant, of Chriatchurch ...