... Paisley who gave wonderful assistance. I wish to pay a tribute also to the wonderful manner in which the staff of the Royal Alexandra Infirmary did their work.” The Paisley Town Council meeting lasted over an hour, and at the close the Town Clerk (Mr. ...

... serves the highest Tecommendation for the ‘ficient lighting and the service rendered after completion con! DOCKYARD APPOINTMENTS. The followin Dockyard ments are notified :—Mr. E Naval Store Officer, Portsmouth, to the Admiralty; Mr. A. H. Sims, Actin ...

... Front Bed-sitting-room; also convenience; Naval preferred.—Apply 95, son Road. SPORT, 19, S& Road.—12s. 64. in- elusive, Two Unfurnished Rooms; bathroom, cooker; or three roomed Flat. Fw O Furnished Roome to Let; Naval preferred convenience.—§8, Jubilee Road ...

... good tyre: UNITED SERVICE GARAGES cfter orrie-Cowlev, ditio: £2 — Below. sound running con- ) UNITED SERVICE GARAGES will he to forward fall list of used cars o Ted w'th interesting 32-page bros! e, “ About a —Relow. UNITED SERVIC E GARAGES, 126, Mizh ...

... knots, the new cruiser will be capable of maintaining this speed for a longer period than any other naval vessel now in service. THE READING MURDER. THE ROYAL NAVY. Ships for Big Batch of Surgeon Lieutenant-Commander.—M. B. Devane, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., to ...

... TELEGRAPH AND POST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1930. 11.-11. M. the Queen motored from Craigwell House to Portsmouth and visited the Dockyard, and made purchases at various shops in the City. Sir George Paish addressed Liberal anti-Safeguarding meeting. 12.- ...

... not go towards the point from which the smoke had coin , . Identifying the Little Victims. The medical and nursing staffs of the Royal Alexandra Infirmary were exhausted by their brave efforts. They rallied nobly to the call of duty and worked hours after ...

... lighting eet: jnst Swanwick. overhanled ; bargain 27 10s.—Park Gate 1929 9.76 Royal Enfield Combination, electric lighting, hood an screen, cost in June last £94. The property of a naval gentleman orfered abroad. The machine has not done 800 miles. equal to ...

... 10.-1.041 1 6i0r and members of the Corporation attended morning service ' at the Cathedral. 11.—Armistice Day. Civic service in the Guildhall Square. 17.—British Legion memorial service at St. Mary's Church. Portses. 18.—Sudden death of Sir Archdall Reid ...

... Director of Navigation on January 14, will be remembered a former navigator of the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert. He commanded the Admiralty Yacht Enchantress in the Naval Review at Spitbead in 1924. The Duke Of York will be the guest Sir Ronald Graham ...

... BIG LIZZIE RETURNING TO PORTSMOUTH. rinAugriwt4 ,ont:Tara The battleship Queen Elizabeth, which is due at Portsmouth next week to be refitted for further service in the THE LIMIT OF MAKE-BELIEVE. When Admiralty Objected. NO PRETTY GIRL' IN Q SHIP• ...

... rung. CHRISTMAS-TIDE SERVICES.—The Church services on Christmas Day were well attended, and were of a very hearty nature. The edifice was nicely decorated. The collections were for the Church of England Waifs and Strays. A carol service was held on Sunday ...