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... E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the Council Council Houu•. Burton-road. Carlton. Nottingham. January. 1938. Father Christmas must have had a record number of pairs of roller skates in his sack at Christmas, judging by the number that seem to have found their way ...
... Woodward had asked for it to be killed. Mr. Turpin asked Kirkham if he knew he was not licensed to kill after Wednesday. and Kirkham replied he thought he was able to do it every day of the week, Mr. Turpin: You know very well your licensed days are Mondays ...
... BACTON-ON-SEA. Nr. Cromer.—Well- Furnished Bungalow. facing Sea. Accommodation far six persons. Electric. ?roan 21 guineas weekly.—Turpin, York House, Redhill, Nottingham. Tel. 68530. jy22 ...
... Wonderful sands, safe bathing. All electric, wireless, refrigerator, Every convenience. April to 13eptember, or part.— Apply Turpin, York House, Redhill. Tel. 68530. m2O ...
... Linseed Cake are requested to forward same to me. the undersigned. no, later than the 10th of each month. By Order. E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the Council. Council House. Burton Road. 3arlton. April 251. h. 1933. ...
... H wpital Accon u n(xlat ion Mr. Turpin was again directed to Inform the South Nottinghamshire Joint Hospital Board that the need of hospital [dation was a most serious matter. and request that a meeting of the Board be called at an early date to consider ...
... Linseed Cake are requested to lo:ward same to me, the undersigned, not later than the 10th of each month. By Order. E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the Council. Council Rouse, Burton Road, Carlton. April 25th, 1938. ...
... recognised. said Mr. Turpin, that the sale of unsound meat for human consumption had very grave consequences, and the local authority looked on this particular case in a very serious way. Mr. Harrison gave evidence bearing out what Mr. Turpin had said about ...
... objections to the Carlton Council making more pedestrian crossings in the district may intimate their wishes to Mr. E. W. Turpin. the clerk to the Council, not later than Tuesday. November 15. After that date the Council will submit details of the crossings ...
... and will be open to inspection at all reasonable times. Dated this 19th day of August, 1938, Ey Order of the Council, E. W. TURPIN, Clerk. Councll OMees. Burton Road. Carlton. Nottingham. ...
... occupation and place of employment (if any) to be sent to the undersigned not later than January 17th, 1938. By Order. E. W. TURPIN, Clerk. Council House, Burton-road, Carlton. December 31st, 1937. ...
... occupation and place of employment Of any) to be sent to the undersigned not later than January 17th, 1938. By Order. E. W. TURPIN, Clerk. Council House, Burton-road, Carlton. December 31st, 1937. ...