... if regd.; attractive garden. 443,000. CAVERINAM (open to offer). Family bouse; good decorative order; 415 beds on floor; 2 Whig rooms; kitchen, bathroom; walled-ht garden. E ROWARD Reading 4922. (Properties continued se 11 THE READING STANDARD. BERKSHIRE ...

... memory of my dear husbasd. Isaac (Tom) sad a loving • father, April 19, 19112.—Fvorm his brim Wife. Kitty, 4, Brigham Road. In Whig memory of my dear dad, Isaac (Tom). who passed away on Apra 19. Ma—Always In our lets. From Ids lining d=tee. at 11 ighton ...

... summer organised by the British Ivadenition of Music Festivals. Will be held at Downs House. DOW in August. These courses. Whig% now bring visitpre from commas. became drinly established as a part of the musical life of the country since they were first ...

... daposat and weekly.—Lall and trivpeet It at iy a Watte and Co.. Ltd.. 26,17. Orford d, Reading. 3109: ' at 100, ar Street, 'Whig, AN FART of a cyclist's tit. of s n or texture capes and le g . tongs wit soderester to math. The best makes at keenly competitive ...

... J. 8. McClean and W. G. Clinch; 4. Corbett and R. beat L Huz(4b4e I and A. J. Swanson; M. C. Kemp and 11. Betts beat E. V. Whig and T. H. Whiteman; N. Matthews and C. Formston hut A. 0. Dumford and W. Barlow; W. S. Gordon and S. Osborne beat P. L. ghergold ...

... ENGAGEXENTS RIRD—BROINITT.—Tbe engasement Is anaounced betweee Jaen, only daubter of Mr. and Mrs. Bird. of Whig's Rood. and Marry, ma of the late Mr. sad Mrs. Bennett, of Kean* essageasent Ls aanouneed between Robert Panama, yoonger son of Mr. and Mrs ...

... exclusively in the READING & BERKSHIRE _ REVIEW - SEPTEMBER ISSUE, 4d. OTHER NEW FEATURES IN THIS ISSUE FROM ALL NEWSAGENTS Orammor Whig and BOOKSTALLS—ORDER S ; YOUR COPY NOW! Alms of Monogr gel OM; * Film gnu to * Also Ilisluslvo MUMS. Ossopolltlons and ...

... their reptated suomeses throoshoue the Ant halt was the understand. lag between forwards and At the other i 4 matte. forward vu Whig illieult to beat Welk and goatee hes the wingers Wheeler and itsogreen. who. despite theft isegooy. with the ball after tastes ...

... (special prize), Mrs. C. Taylor (special prize), Mrs. K. D. Davis, Mrs. D. P. °versa, 8. Davis. -- ifin - dicraft Was A. Out- Whig., Mr. M. C. potter. and Mrs. B. D. Horne and Mr. D. L. Titcombo, who foe Arid place. Children's classes: Ronald ia ll= won ...

... saloon. il condition. 155.-44. Alexandra . Remit's/. Phone 61484. RI-SPRATS. V.llumse. synthetic. Complete tars. vans Of Whigs. etc. Rapid reasooably. quality week. raanship.—W. C. Ford. Ltd.. 191. Eines load. heading. Phone 4113. STANDARD 10 b.p.. 1939 ...

... Areatle, Reading. Tel. 369 8. Usual eownelsaioa reod. December 11, 1953 AFLAME:NTS A board residence. luul. gate. teuttsi.Phus Whigs. A Ind-sitting room to let, suit prolesuonei Sassy her. O. oi bathroom awl 111.ZO.S. — Wrots mos 6.8. AIRY, iurnished bed. ...

... th• street while their owners were shopping. Sir John Bosky= (counsel) contended that Mrs. tzeighton had not been guilty of *Whig an unnecessary obstruction am she had merely to/lowed • ptactlce that had been In existence for very many years, and that. ...