... Leominster, Herefordshire. X W.D. PORI) V.B LORRY, very cheap; reason foe selling, owner purchased new lorry.-04„ CAswr.u. Row, Leominster. lOWLER MARK VF. CRAWLER TRACTORS. Early delivery. County Distributor,.—.Dam Saw. IHereford) Lm., Newmarket Street ...

... intrtwed the trams as follow::: Kin ton and Di,trict %%Ft:. : Mes , r,. J. Goodwin, I.WiHiatus, J. P. Morgan, W. ling an and G. rowed!. Ross and District : Messrs. R. Snell, W. CLinn, J. Edwards. Misses V. Williams, V. Sawkins and Mrs. W. Chit.n rerc dose fight ...

... RS .. at £45 0 0 Ruston and Hornsby 3 h.p. ENGINES at £39 0 0 Ruston and Hornisly it. p. ENGINES at £54 10 0 Piercr 13 Row CORN DRILL with Hitcl. at £39 0 0 Pierce MANURE DRILLS at £25 0 0 Bentall Ridge ROOT GAPPERS at £l3 10 0 18ft. Garvie SEED ...

... see Huss netted again and so led were leading by the only goal ig the marksman. After the two quick goals, the first re• 1 rowing from a free kick. ,ramlote tit the month gate \Ve-teott hi. chalice make it 3 -2. Till: might Ita%t .1 dint:Tent re-tilt it ...

... Morris was organist. The - chief mourners were Mr. and Mrs. T. Evans (son-in-law and daughter), Mr. A. Weaver (brother). Mrs. Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. E. Evans, Mr. Nott, of Leominster. Mr. Lawton and Mr. J. Morgan (nephews and nieces), Mrs. G. F. Green (sisterlaw) ...

... TOO GOOD FOR THE HOME SIDE Little Hereford I. Liodritlge Row. 5 Sutulay, the Rover neer tt,t, gtnt.l ft.r the Little Iltreftted temn anti at half-time had three tam], In the --- h a lf th e side fustAt lack and WERE THREE IN FRONT - k taut they enter ...

... egg-git lug value. he .ays.• Try ; 341. ha:: (nun : 111NTON Agricultural Merchant., tn, Street, l.contin•der. CHICKS and ;ROW ING PII.LATS. AVI.I.:SItI•RV HATCHING IfIGGS and DAV-01,1) TlikKEVS.—BnowN, Baron's Cnris, Leominster. 'Mow. Letimin%ter 3p ...

... There was deficit Senior action: I. Kidderminster (B.T. 1111 W was received in the village balance of its. on the year's rows Challenge Cup): 2, WorceMer: and district alike with a deep sense working. 3, lipton-en-Severn. of regret. She was 57. It %as ...

... SPORTING NEWS Presteign HaVe Kissed Seven Penalties in a Row When Presteign.. were awarded a penalty in their match again•t a t 11th. uu Saturday there was considerable toiision and l'irsirigne hail previirusly sal-iv-save penalty kicks. Would they now ...

... ARREARS OF RENT %%lien arrears of rent by tenant; of huts at Shot),lon Camp Weft row ..idered Mr. l'awke proposed that one family Ix• turned out as an ex.miple to the others. Mr. 11. Taylor thou, ht they all Ix• treated alike. The Clerk rend. letter from ...

... Hereford teams gained lirst and second places. The timil placing , were : 1, Hereford A; 2, Hereford B; 3, Leominster; 4, Row:: 3, Stavin. Mortimer Win the House .1 high standard was maintained. although no record s were bruktn, in the senior, intermediato ...

... reads - for the P h ' land, with Mrs. Mason second and terers and the carpenters were amt. Mn.. Helme third. ing inside the row of six houses pre- Tea hostesses acre Mrs. Helm,: paring fu: the plasterers and the and Powell, and the social hallplumbers ...