... 1929. Dated this 14th day of March. 1940. L. W. HUNT. Director. DIGGING FOR VICTORY Old John In His Garden EVEN when the weather is unkind, or just orkard,” as Old John would have it, walk in the country is always to enjoyed, and although , as yet there ...

... Street; manager. John Charles Clark; owners, Messrs. Brickwood and Co.. Ltd. Prince's Arms. 77. Prince's Street: licensee. Edna Winifred Weeks; owners. Messrs. Long and Co. Ltd.; Ingoing £l7B 3s. Defender. 42. Princes Street; tenant, John Charley Ponsford; ...

... Another D.S.C. posted missing Is LL-Cmdr. J. Buckley. of the Fleet SIR KINGSLEY WOOD, Chancellor of the Exchequer, sub. Air Arm. who received the award early I this month for daring, endurance and milted his supplementary Budget in the House of Commons ...

... woman had Able Seaman Angus MacDonald ant umpires, Mr. H; Brewer is goalkeep to beat. xe 70, LONDON ROAD been trapped by her arm, (21) who was remanded until Clerk of and Officiel The teams were: % Scorer. Portsmouth Reserves. Littlewood PORTSMOUTH Miners ...

... £2O.—W. Cooper A Sons. Southbourne. Emsworth. , „ , FOR SALE. Wolseley Car. 12 b.p . 1933. What offers? Apply Hathaway. India Arms Hotel. Gosport, MORRIS de Luxe Saloon, late 1938, low mileage. perfect condition, one owner, 4130. -Write Box 568. News Office ...

... guaranteed repairs; two new 48 bass for Sal*. —Harris. 74. Hawthorn Crescent. Cosham. Late Accordion Repair Specialist to agent*. John Dalla*. London. WANTED, Secondhand Meccano, suitable boy yr*.—Prtlc* price, Box 1495. News Office. WANTED, Singer hand Sewing ...

... gas. The deceased man was lying on the floor with his head resting on his arm. The windows and door had been shut but none had been locked. The deceased was wearing a brown cardigan, trousers and slippers. There was only one of four burners, through which ...

... the Leaching of Miss Hudem. Mies Melly Wyndham was asked to 'judge the entries for the comertition which was Jum era nod Cardigans. The prizee.. nners were I.Lady Janet Gore; 2. Wes Parnell; 3, Wes Veriehogle I Bishops Waltham The •.sual month y nic:t ...

... 298, News Office. TWOPENCE each. Lighter Flints, any amount post; please enclose stamped addressed envelope.—Harris, 3, St. John's Rd. Portsmouth. D BABY’S High Chair, folds small, ad- justable foot rest, real bargain: seen any time after 5.30. —l9O. Eastfleld ...

... issue of which I think our opinion should suspended until at least have the reports from all the various sides before us.” Sir John Wardlow-Milne (Con., Kidderminster). Is the Prime Minister prepared to Rive to the House by means of a commission inquiry ...

... should presented to ■ the retiring President. Mr. H. Luther, of Gosport, was MR. GORDOX PAX NELL «• A. Bringing: In a Fleet Air Arm trainer Presentation to Deputy Town Clerk A large gathering of members of the Portsmouth Branch of the National Association ...

... weight to bear, so I tried 10 support him, said the witness. He said to me, Will I be all right, sir? I assured him, put one arm around him, and swam towards a boom. We both ducked under the boom, and found ourselves ten yards from the craft, but I had ...