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... TI7ANTED at good GENERAL, 20-25; —34. Cardigan Road. Heading!*?- XKTANTED. GENERAL SERVANT; rood wages girl.—Apply Cricketers' Arms. Dudley Hill, near Bradford. QUPERIOR GENERAL wanted; cooking: help firen.—ll. O Bt. John's Terrace, Belle Vue Road. Lcods ...
... HOUSES. LAND. &C-. WANTED. WANTED, in near Leeds. HOUSE, from £1S Arm- W ley preferred, for February or March; reply._givin; par- Y 493. The Yorkshire Evenin« Ifrst. Leeds. (null Country COTTAGE, with garden, near W Address Y 574, The Yorkshire Evening ...
... MEDIATELY. FOR CLERICAL WORK IN CLOTHING FACTORY. APPLY JOHN BARRAN SONS, RANOVER LANE. LEEDS 35. wanted for firepiace show! ms, must be smart and have some ehowroom experience; age 35 or over. Write, stating full requ.red, E545, Even.ng Post. Leen and ...
... Gates—Tels. 85142-85143 Commencing at 6 50 John Lodge and Margaret Lockwood Matinee Wess 2 Bank Holiday ¢A) nN TRAND, Hunslet, “You're Only xyoung Rooney Car Par! Once’ (A.), Lewis Stone and Mickey 1. Cardigan ‘Phone YCEUM. RUE CON FESSIO! fA.) ITZ. (ITZ ...
... NEWLY Decorated House. 52, Terrace, Arm ley. sitting room, kitchen. beds., bath and all modern conveniences. Price £425. Real bargain. V.P.—Apply above, J. A. B. Heat on. 7, Park Square, Leeds. Tel. 28100. RARE OPPORTUNITY— BpactOUB Detached Residence ...
... N.). Muir, John W. (Maryhill). Murnin, Hugh (Falkirk). Murray, R. (Renfrew, Western). Newbold, John T. W. (Motherwell). O'Grady, Captain James (Leeds. S.E.). Oliver, George Harold (Ilkeston). Paling, Wilfrid (Doncaster). Parkinson, John Allen (Wigan) ...
... Orange, grayling, 9'20*.; F, Proud (Robin Hood), pike, 61b. KEXBY. —S. Oldroyd (Cardigan Arms), roach, 11b 0340 i.O 40i. and 12oz. LOW CATTON.—E. Westerman (Cardigan Arms), roach. 15 and 14o*. HUTTONS AMBO.—E. J. ShiUitoe (Robin Hood), 15 roach (heavl-at ...
... C. R. Grattan (40), who was found dead at Engineers’ Club, London. It was stated that the Major, whose death was due to lysol poisoning, rose from the ranks during the war, and had a distingui .iod Army record, winning the Croix de Guerre. John Harold ...
... experienced, required for for, Ladies’ Work.—John Holmes and I Unuer an ley Street, bradford. DRAPERY.—Wanted — teiy. expe rience: i vO LADY ciesa Wednesdays one; permaneucy.—App! ty 255, ifs Peed. ) “Dre rom John Helmes and Co. Csneral Draners AN ice Piaafera ...
... Smashed Window With Fist Cardigan Road. Leeds, ma* one lfie first reacn the burning told a * Yorkshire Evening Poat hat the firs*, man all John cap round his fist his Arcnie D*y** who and smashed window, c And arm High praise the work of A A scout was ...
... Avenue, Camp Road, and whote body was taken out of the river at Cardigan Fields last night. The body was seen floating in the water Alfred George Chambers, Cardigan Mount, and John Walker, Cardigan View. They drew it to the side by means of a plank, and it ...
... which two brothers had fortunate The van. driven Douglas Rourke with his brother John as mate, was on the way from Manchester to Leeds when collided with the Cardigan Arms at Woodkirk. The two occupants of the cab of the van were flung sideways the collision ...