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... brewers and licensees. Mr. L. Ambler (president of the Halifax and District Licensed Victuallers' Association) and Mr. Thomas Hardy (Halifax and District Brewers Association) also spoke. The election of officers was as follows: President. Mr. W. H. Chalcraft: ...
... road running across the upper end wholesale cabbage, potato and 'Thomas Hardy, director and of Halifax would do this. The road fish depot and be made into algeneral manager of Thomas Hams-. he suggested for Bradford- second central bus station. .den ...
... other horne-to a musical Taylor• 2 B. Taylor; 3. IRON gran, AND from behind one bus. I appeared (51. H. Taylor and Sons). Thomas Hardy country, Scotland residents of the evening. Artistes included Mr. E Sanderson. ' COAL • I Cunerd. 35/41 to be on top of ...
... TREES. SHRUBS. HARDY /THEN. NIALS AND ROSE nuns We supply them and plant them. Our stocks have been wintered in Halifax, and good results can only be assured by buying local. New gardens made. old gardens made new. No Job too small and none too large ...
... Bedroom Suites. Dining su.i,s and Three- Piece Suites. NO DEPOSIT. -- Hurry Now to HARDY'S. 34. NORM:SATZ. Phone 61922. t - vTYLISH RAINCOAT COMPANY. 50. ST. THOMAS STREIT, CLAREMOUNT, HALIFAX. REASONABLE RELIABLE RAINWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY. • STYLISH ...
... In THE WISTFt L WIDOW it CS, 11.10. Last complete pert. 7.20. ROYAL: FOLLY FULTON. 4.30. 7.40; Laurel and Hardy. Ol'R RELATIONS. $2O K. Thomas at the Organ, 7.30. REGAL: Wallace Beery. ALIAS GENTLEMAN i A,. 3.50. C2l THE LAST ROIND Ur 111. 4.30, 7.1 ...
... tributes received during their recent bereavement. —9. Abbey Wai's South. Halifax. UARDY.—The family of the late Mrs Sarah Jane Hardy desire to return getters thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for the beautiful flowers received in memory. 12, Pltswilllam ...
... RADIO AND SOVIET TELEVISION NORTHERN (434 and 261 5.00 p.m.: Children. 5.55: Weather; news; 0.30: Jack Hardy'. il- LitUe Orchestra. 7.00: Taxi 7.30: Summer Outing to Berwickon-Tweed 8.30: Twenty Questions. 9.00: News. 9.15: Summer Dilcussion. 10.00: ...
... delegates to the National Union of Women Teachers Conference, which was resumed at Harrogate to-day. unanimously passed their hardy annual resolution. demanding, discussion, Miss P. E. Bughby, the vice-president, of Bursledon. near Southampton declared A ...
... spent the; he csr driver. Mr. William beside the crashed R.A.F. Hastings, on a Green- time between Dewsbury and Rail-. Allman 'Hardie. an . Inverness soli- ' fax in hilarious conversation. citor who is also borough , land ice cap, yesterday, and taken off ...
... Public Notices. _ METHODIST WOMEN'S WORK. • travel Alm erit.tled Continent Journey, will be presented by Mr. C. C. Thomas in the Schoolroom. Shay Lane. Ovenden. on Thursday. SerAember 4, at 1.80 pm. Chairman: Mn. F Queensbury. Admission: Adults 1,- ...
... reached 60. RADIO AND TELEVISION NORTHERN (434 and 261 metres) 5.00 p.m.: Children. 5.55: Weather, mews sport. 6.30: Jack Hardy's Little °rebeltra. 7.00: Strife, by John Goldsworthy. with Ernest Jar. 8.00: NorSh Country Exchange-- programme between ...