... which the latest date lor naii been given Saturday. The parcels, which showed a slight decrease in numbers, were, generally speaking, excellently packed. It is thought that the decrease may have been due some extent the higher parcels rate. Evervlhing had ...

... with the auctioneers, it being emphasized that success depended large extent upon the cooperation of the farmers. Generally speaking success has attended these efforts and there appear to good grounds on which to base the ho|>e of continuance of institution ...

... programme shown later that evening; the I cameraman in a Sep rot 4. down I the finishing straight alongside I the horses. Speaking afvar the nava, the hon. secretary of the Society, Sir Berkeley Pigott, Bt., of Ringwood, described the event as • great ...

... if they could be ever got off the deck as, inspecied, he found them bolted down! The wireless people even went as far as to speak from the to ship. Not to prove that it worked I On moving out of port the ship ran into the most filthy gale. They decided ...

... for the prosperity of the town was sounded by two prominent members of the Council, Aid. R. I. S. Croft and Aid. F. Taylor, speaking at public functions. They based their remarks on the huge demand for publicity guides in the first weeks of the year. Ea ...

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... ea, the second wife of defendant's former husband She alleged that defendant telephoned her, saying that if she could not speak to Mr. Dunford she would draw blood. Defendant had been abusive. When seen by W.P.C. D. Fletcher, defendant admitted making ...

... attention waa to library Merrow because population area centre limit of resources chief librarian (Mlas Liggett) service After speaking of provided Aid people of town reverting to central faculties oniy HOUSING ALLOCATION IS REALISTIC Council retort to Labour ...

... stood the one of them containing Its sleeping occupant all was Mrs Ashdown twin shortly before Christmas tne Mayor stopped to speak to her asked If might hold two Malcolm Leslie stood talking for a few moments witn twin comfortably nestled on arm BOXING DAY ...

... This was made known bY Mr. I R. P. Speakman, hon. secretary of fismegate branch of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, speaking at a dinner for locsi Ire. I boatmen at the Royal Oak Hotel,l lest week. first of its kind since WM, the dinner was provided ...

... U.S.A. He added, however, that there was a lot to be learnt from the Americans in regard to the efficient use of labour. Speaking internationally, Mr. Jones said that the problems of the ever-increasing world population and the loss to building of farm ...

... the auctioneers, it being emphasized that success depended to large extent upon the cooperation of the farmers, (leneraily speaking success has attended these efforts and there appear to good grounds which to base the hoj>e of continuance of institution ...