... provided by official returns was commented upon by Mr. T. Turpin. who re- - cently attended a building programme zone conference at Torquay. According to the figures presented there, stated Mr. Turpin, there were 4.520 building workers available. When these ...

... receiving forced popularity. Mr. H- Northmore, hon. secretary add treasurer, reported a balance of £73 9s. Bd.. and Mr. A. R. Turpin, hon. registrar, stated the average attendance during the last session was 68 per cent. Officers elected were: Hon. conductor ...

... Devonport, claimed possession yesterday of two rooms and a kitchen at 191, Randwick Parkroad. Plymstock, from Mr. and Mrs. Turpin. Mr. David F. Nash, for plaintiff, said defendants' parents were tenants of the whole house and sub-let a flat to defendants ...

... mentioned that Mr. C. B. Wallis was carving a plaque for erection in the church to those who fell in the two wars. Mr. T. Turpin, who presided, stated that the Clerk to Newton Abbot Rural Council had written that the Lindridge Estate had promised to give ...

... years for the use of the Recreation Ground for dog racing and other sports. In reply to a request for information, Mr. W. F. Turpin was informed that Mr. J. W. Morris, of Rotherham, had met the committee relative to the letting of the ground, and had stated ...

... Morgan, 18, Sussexroad, Ford, Plymouth, was refused possession of 191, Randwick Parkroad, Plymstock, in favour of Mr. and Mrs. Turpin. Judge Scobell Armstrong said the house was let by a former pre-war owner to defendants' parents, who sub-let a flat to defendants ...

... Abbot rural area it was stated at Newton Abbot Rural Council yesterday, when Mr. W. J. Turpin suggested the local authority was subjected to a too rigid control. Mr. Turpin said the Council could not look back on the past year as satisfactory from the housing ...

... formerly carried on by the late Frederick E. Harris, at Victoria-street. Plymouth. The permanent directors are: Reginald A. Turpin Mainstone House. Plympton St. Maurice. Plympton, and Walter C. Parson, Brunswick House. 2, Brunswick-road. Plymouth. Secretary: ...

... Cup presented by the president for annual award to the prizewinner securing the greatest number of points was won by Mr, C. Turpin. of Colebrook. Plympt'on, last year's wrinner. Col. E. Roseveare (Devonport) won first for light honey. HOSPITAL CUT. Capt ...

... Members of Parliament were asked to raise questions in the Commons. This attitude should be adopted by the Rural Council. Mr. T. Turpin thought their housing progress was blocked by other South Devon Councils who were not so far ahead. The Rural Council was ...

... committee, and thanks were expressed to the retiring members. Messrs. F. J. Collier (vice-chairman!, R. Mears. A. L. Strachan. W Turpin. and Mrs. A. H. Garratt. and to the chairman, Mr. W. H. J. Priest. _ ...

... action taken against the military occupation of Dartmoor was passed by Plympton Farmers' Union at Roborough last night, Mr. H. Turpin presiding. The secretary, Mr. J. H. Hurley, pointed out they were not opposed to the Army having parts of Dartmoor; that was ...