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... they can to our funds and they can rest assured that in doing so their contributions are put to the best possible use’’. Speaking of Mr. E. W. Jones, the report said: ‘lt can be said without fear of contradiction that he has never yet refused or neglected ...
... is doing its work very 1 John Brown, M.A., at the annual mee Londonderry and Foyle Unionist Association day night, when speaking about the annual by the Hon. Secretary (Mr._J. F. Bond, 8.. Treasurer (Mr. J. B. Glover, }4;) 148?- é’iltg A.C.A.). ‘hanked ...
... left. They said it was the wrong place so he took them back along the Docks a little and stopped the car. He turned round to speak to them and he was siruck and knocked out of the car. The car moved forward and was prevented from going over the side bv a ...
... “PREPARE NOW” Speaking at the annual dinner of the Londonderry Chamber of Com- siom upse is don’t bother me! . « « ROt nowadays .. . once they used to, though . . . but that was before I found out what ‘Milk of Magnesia’ is for Stomach upsets—caused ...
... would be of great benefit to intending developers, and might encourage the setting up of industries in areas of the Province. Speaking of the Belfast—Londonderry links he said: “It seems rather absurd to me that there is no direct trunk road connecting Belfast ...
... OIL REFINERY PROSPECTS Speaking of the possibility of an oil refinery coming to Londonderry, Mr. Piggot said : “Might I venture the hope of all citizens that the good efforts of all concerned will attract the new oil refinery to our midst, not only for ...
... of wages by cheque may be ‘passed in Northern Ireland soon, and Mr, J. Elliot Forde, Chairman of the Northern Bank Ltd., speaking in Londonderry on Friday night, said if every worker agreed to be paid by cheque the position might become chaotic, “The ...
... IT PAYS TO ADVEFRTISFE KN NN AN AN RN L N ™ €4 Mr, J. E. Forde, C.8.E., President of the Belfast Chamber of Commerce, speaking at the annual dinner of Londoa- ‘m-- 77—( m ambet 'o‘ Cmf on !“f“’l”l.‘(.‘ i o I 34 R ': 2 b ; FXr g il X sk §* ¥ 51 k 5 Rt ...
... than a quarter of a million pounds. seems not 2 bad idea. It would serve as a second bridge”. merce on Friday night he said “Speaking as an outside, I would venture to suggest that if your city is to develop and flourish, the construction of a second road ...
... Britain £500,000,000 per year, was put forward by Major Harold K. Scoft, M.8.E., B.Sc., M.LC.E., Londonderry County Surveyor, speaking at the annual dinner of the Londonderry Chamber of Commerce on Friday night. Pointing out that road authorities should be ...
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