... when his health was toasted. One member remarked that he was hoping to see Mr. Turpin occupy the position of last Town Clerk of Carlton. In the course of his reply Mr. Turpin referred to the fact that when he was appointed their clerk in 1906 the council ...

... hands of the Traffic Commissioner, who probably aas a very busy man. - - Mr. Turpin: I meant no inuendo against the Traffic Conunissoner. Mr. Clark: I did not say to. Mr. Turpin said that probably there were hundreds a applications to be gone into and theirs ...

... E. W. Turpin, the clerk to the Oarltnn Oouncil, had the distinction of holing out in one on the Rushcliffe golf course on Tuesday evening. The feat was performed at Use 7th hole, the distance from tee to pin being about 170 yards. Mr. Turpin used a mid-iron ...

... site was needed for future extension. Mr. Turpin said the council expected to acquire land to give access to the site from Park-road The inspector: You are not going to add very much to the rates. Mr. Turpin: There is a demand for this land. I know one ...

... in the neighbourhood would say. Here Mr. Turpin interned the inspector that the business had already been started by Mr. Booth. •ithout the counell's consent. The data of starting was about Jul• 26. Mr. Turpin went on to say that he had the greatest respect ...

... house was defective. Mr. E. W. Turpin appeared on behalf of the Carlton Council, who had taken proceedings to abate the nuisance arising from the condition of the property. According to a High Court decision. said Mr. Turpin, a nuisance was anything which ...

... glad to meet their wishes in any way. Replying to Mr. Turpin, Mr. Hadden said that keeping the Alsatian dogs was not a business enterprise. It was his wife's hobby and he encouraged hor. Mr. Turpin: If you are willing to do all that has been asked. why ...

... Dated this 14th da: , or January. 1933 E. W .TURPIN, Clerk to the Council. Public Offices, Carlton. ...

... Ilated this 15th day of October. 1937. E. W. TURPIN. Cleric to the Council . Cc•urcll House. Burton-road, Carlton. ...

... 528431 13 3 12890 10 4101 12 11 £649324 14 10 E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the Council. HARRY WHITE, Accountant and Finance Officer. ...

... they would like to acquire this site, either for baths or some other purpose? Mr. Turpin: That is correct. Referring to swimming instruction for school children. Mr. Turpin said the council had had requests on more than one occasion to make some provision ...

... and one halved. Seven trcphies were competed for and resulted:—Spring Bowl and Scratch Cup: Miss Boughton. Bogey Cup: Mis. Turpin. Autumn Bcwl: Mrs. Middleton. President's Cup: Mrs. Bristowe. Frost Cup: Miss D. Kirkland. Trophy Cup: Miss Hodgklnson. Mr ...