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... o'clock Friday an exciting vehicular accident, which had a remarkable ending, occurred at Gorsham. 4 horse belonging to Mt. Fred Carter, mason's contractor, of Corsbam, was drawing a stone wagon at Yard when something startled the animal, causing it to bojt ...
... Somewhere' In France. Pte. W. H. was the saved son of Mr and Henry Carter, of He place, Paulson, and a younger brother of Fred Carter, one of the moat wall known and popular. all round sportsmen in the yIL e T and district. The -sad. news of their son's ...
... : 2, Fred Carter. Cucumbers—l, A. Greenhalgb ; 2, MacDermid. Autumn sown onions—l, F. M. Lock; 2. E. MacDermid. Spring-sown onions—l. J. C. Erskine ; 2, W. Beet —l, W. Steer ; 2. J. C. Erskine. Parsnips—!, W. ; G. B. Fisher. Turnips—l, Fred Carter ; G ...
... COTTAGERS’ DIVISION. _ Tr.y of vegetables, 6 varieties —1, William Steer ; 2, Freaerick Bale ; 3, Fred Greenslado. Leeks—l, Fred Carter; A. J. Wynne; 3, Frank Hill. Spring-sown onions undressed)-- 1, Edgar Thorpe ; 2, W. Bawden ; 3, C. Wens ley. Autumn-sown ...
... VV. D. Joce, Nurse Molvneaux, Mies Langt'ord, Emily and Mary, Mr. Langley and familj, the Misses l'yack, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter, and Miss Carter. ...
... ADJOURNED. Mr. Fred Carter, coal haulier, (.0., of Scam. brun. Fasmborough, appealed to retain hie E. Carter, 27, married, who hirn in the business. He and his son hauled 70 loads of of ooal to coal miners' houses every fortnight In addition he had a ...
... Committee, with an rn to the hitter of the Nimes Blames and rPeens. To the old Sports Committee . were added,. Memo I. r` /rry, Fred Carter. R. Freeman and ral suggestions were put with whisk pesiething of , stalls, owns-nut ste,afrerptber field a ions in kicking ...
... Kitchen Garden. Five minutes' walk from the G.W. Railway Station. Rent per annum, 'tenant pays rates. —Keys to view, apply Fred Carter, Stokes Road, Corsham, Wilts. HIGHMEKE GROVE, Rooms and Garden, Drawing Rooms communicating, at 2, Canton Place. Every ...
... Kitchen Garden. ive minutes' walk from the G.W. Railway Station. Kent per annum, Tenant pays rates'.—Keys to view, apply Fred Carter, btot.es Koad, Corsliam, Wilts. S~ PLENDID UI'PURT UN IT !. —~*LARGE RUOMb, situated in Cenue of City; suitable for Carpenters ...
... Stanley Venn (10), all of Clevelandstreet Reggie Harris (14), Cyril Harris (12), Wm. Organ (10), all of Clarence-street ; and Fred Carter (11), of Home Cottages, Frizee Hill, were charged with having between April Ist and May sth committed wilful damage to the ...
... 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 ...