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... to governing bodies. Speaking about the reports of the consultants on the workings of the county works department. Aid. H. Hardy argued that as the result of recommendations put forward, there would only be IPAPer savings of £9,000 a year in tne working ...
... RADIO AND TELEVISION NORTHERN 1434 and 261 metres) 5.00 p.m.: Children. 5.55: Weather: news: sport. 9.30: Jack Hardy's Little Orchestra. 7.00: Darker Grows the Valley by James Fairfax. 8.00: Boxing. 8.30: Ray's a Laugh. 9.00: News. 9.15: The Drifting ...
... Apply at once, Kumilear Products. ; Adelaide Street Halifax. DO ORTER Required for local furniture ,J. Store.-Apply Manager. Hardy and ; Co.. 34. Northgate. Halifax. , QUALIFIED Comptometer Operator, preferably Stunlock. for Interesting , work -Anpiv by ...
... Society in the Little Theatre £29.211 13s Id. gross, £28.976 3s. Od. He said the possibilit y of a 16.20: Wynford Vaughan Thomas H. S. Pickles's Welsh corgi. Thorn net value. (Duty paid £5.256) He resumption was as dark as, describes the Black Cuillin ...
... was inter(47), contractor, 44, Mill Lane , • vi ew in g Ramsden and Woodhead. before October 28, they came quite MiXenden: Thomas Benjamin voluntarily to see him and made Woodhead (39). driver, 10, their statements voluntarily. Gladstone Road, Halifax: ...
... -law and sister), Mr. H. Hardy (also representing Mrs. Hardy), Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dobson, Miss M. Dobson Mrs. C Gill, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dobson, Miss M. Gregson, Messrs. J. Hartley, J T. Robinson J. Thomas (Bank Top Methodist Church) ...
... Croft Congregational Sunday school, Queensbury, at a ceremony in the school on Saturday afternoon. The hostess was Mrs. E. J. Thomas, who also performed the crowning ceremony, and the chairman was Mr. G. Whitlow. The annual bazaar. in aid of Sunday school ...
... Mayor of Halifax (Coun. H. Pickles), wearing a plastic rain-, proof over his robes, and preceded by the Mace Bearer (Mr. Z. R. Hardy) laid a huge wreath of poppies and white chrysanthemums on the Cenotaph on behalf of the public of Halifax. Many wreaths Then ...
... sodium lighting. .near the taxi rank. He said he was the department would have and it was recommended that a ihtg Mr. A. W. Hardie. public I 'stopped by Horne. who asked if he scheme should be drawn up in con- ' lug superintendent. to-day the would take ...
... Christine inee Poster) end Joseph Sbactleton. • slater for Jane and Anne i Helen Patricia) THOMAS.—On November 23. 1953, at General Hospital. to Mr. and Mrs C P Thomas. Greystones. Victoria Road. Eland. a eon. WOODHEAD.—On Monday. November 23. 1933. at Halifax ...
... Box 13. likely to be of permanent interest ANTED Men for =miring and mill- and to encourage children to use log department-Thomas Casson school and public libraries to and WO.. Lot.. Woollen Manufacturers, widen their range of reading. Commercial Mille ...
... I those whose careers were still in ;the early stages. Other speakers were Mr. J. Holden. second team I captain, and Mr J. Thomas (Booth - Prizes were awarded as follows. —First team: Ratting. R Atkinson: bowling, C. Bedford; Fielding. K. Nixon. Second ...