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... MARKETING OF MEAT Farmers’ Union scheme Speaking at the annual meeting of Castlederg branch of the Ulster Farmers’ Union. Mr. George M. Fulton, chairman of the union’s cattle committee, said that the date decontrol of meat had been fixed for early July ...
... welcomed by great gatherings of children. had hoped to able to meet you, the children of Western Australia, In the same way and speak to you I have spoken to boys and girls of other States. Nonetheless, we have both been delighted to see so many of you In the ...
... all walks of life was made by the Minister of Labour and National Insurance. Mr. Ivan Neill, yesterday. Mr. Neill, who was speaking at the annual meeting of tlie Northern Ireland Region of the National Union of Small Shopkeepers commented; It is more usual ...
... DUNGANNON FESTIVAL Amazed at high standard, says adjudicator Speaking at the concluding session tne verse-speaking section of Dungannon music festival yesterday afternoon, the adjudicator. Mrs. Hilda Laggart. said that the large number of boys competing ...
... Henderson. Visit to factory Yesterday morning Mrs. Austin visited Messrs, Ewarts' linen factory and made a tour of inspection. Speaking at the Ulster Women’s Unionist Council later, she said that Ireland had given America the flax-spinning wheel which had played ...
... progress made so far had been substantial. At present the Government was spending £4.000.000 a year on the improvement of roads. Speaking of publicity. Lord Glentoren said that the traffic section of the R.U.C. patrolled the roads advising and admonishing motorists ...
... customer satisfaction. REMEMBER. we make no extravagant claims we ` cannot prove, we prefer to let MAINTENANCE faiven above speak for themselves. costs 'those prospective viewers who may have been deterred by the possible maintenance cost of TV would do ...
... POTTINGER FIGHT BIG UNIONIST POLL NEEDED Speaking at the inaugural meeting last night of the Unionist candidate's campaign in the Pottinger Ward by-election for Belfast Corporation. Captain O. W. J. Henderson, M.P., stressed the importance of a large ...
... were rejoicing side by side. There was tne vid ory medal in the 1914-18 war, and the medal of the Duke and Duchess of Kent. Speaking in French, the Prime Minister concluded: “I hope that friendship and co-operation will remain characteristic features of ...
... social order, would permit the avoidance of a situation in which Europe is periodically drawn into disastrous wars. Premier speaks in French to open exhibition FIVE CENTURIES OF MEDALS EXHIBITION of French medals was opened by Lord Brookeborough in the ...
... were deeply !grateful to the ladies of the Occupational Play Committee, who attended daily at the hospital. Mr. Boyd was speaking at the annual meeting of the Play Committee, held in Bostock House. Mrs. Harold Totton presided. Mrs. Maurice Neill. in her ...
... never meet those of any other. But friendship and service were the ideals of all clubs, matter what language members might speak, or in what country they might dwell. ...