... Good wage and prospects.— Apply. with reterenees. to Htll.tey & Co. Chartered Land Agents. Petersdeld. REQUIRED for accredited tarns on Rants border. POULTRYMAN or WOMAN, single. (good lodgings available. A I•itle experience an asset. -- Write Box 617 ...

... that negotiations be opened for the sale or lease of land at the disused brickfield at Northlane, Rustlngton, scheduled in the development plan as an open space. A previous proposal to use the land had been abandoned because of local opposition. In • ...

... however, two 2.000 men and women of all Services casualties, a girl of 13 months and a took part in the march past, in which woman of 68 The number of calls there were five hands. The Royal Navy received was 942. of which 408 were ! and the Royal Marines ...

... for which the incr!ased revenue from rates due to swollen assessments and new properties is no excuse. Permission to develop land at the rear of Victoria Bungalow, Salvlngtonrd.. Durrlngton, by the erection of an extension to • confectionery bakery owned ...

... Alter two years in the Army In Africa a sergeant instructor. he decided that he wanted a Job with adventure, and he spent a month studying meteorology at en Air Ministry centre. ' Alter seeing the wide open spaces with the Army I couldn't face my old ...

... Church by Mr Boyd. then Rectur. Mr. Deacon, who was born at Ropley, Hint/. In 1882. worked on the land and served in Prance in the 1914-18 war in the Royal Army Veterinary Corps. Mrs. Deacon. who will be 84 In May, 'wart horn in Slaugham, and moved to Haywarna ...

... for over 70 years, The Salvation Army is still pioneering benevolent activities to alleviate the distreu of mankind. It has many plans prepared, for entering new fields, for extending present operations. And u in The Army's early pioneer work, these schemes ...

... experience with the muzzle-loading shot gun, which his father used all his days, It was but natural that Harry should join the Army In 1914. Enlisting first in the Royal Sussex Regiment he saw service in Prance, and at the conclusion of that war he gained ...

... for a happy retirement, and made him a present of a radiogram, with a percolator for Mrs. Pelly. It was while serving in the Army on the Afghanistan frontier in 19111 that Mr. Pelirs thoughts first turned to the railway service, and two years later he Joined ...

... to cultivate the land by horse-power for the rest of his tile. He worked In Walkerton for Mr. E. Booker for 31 years, when age and increasing weakness compelled his retirement. On the outbreak of war In 1914 he volunteered for the Army and on his rejection ...

... (Croydon) churchyard was carried out. WOMAN SOLICITOR Lx-Aid. A. H. Harding. solicitor, and Mayor of Croydon. 1939-42, hag taken into business partnership his daughter, Miss K. Maureen Harding. She will be the second woman solicitor in public practice in Croydon ...

... al purposes. The association also had under consideration the sending of round t!mber for experimtntal testing as piles. ARMY OP WORKMEN FOR HARBOUR IMPROVEMENTS Preliminary work In preparation :or the £1,760,000 task of improving Shoreham Harbour to ...