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... or A Stockproxer.—On Saturday an in- vest was held in the Whit-obapel road, on John oster, aged 71 years, formerly u stookbroker in the City, but receatl a potman in a public house. He bad given way to of and the death of one of his daughters appeared ...
... other pert. to- ktber wlth the 9u . opl.mental dated ?eptember, 1920, hetn. en the parties. (9) 24th Jone, 1920.—Between John Oster, of Wert End el the one part, and the Cony of the oft(., part ( 6 ) 2 4 th June* 1920.—Between Junes Henry Watt field and ...
... Bishop Waltham; CI and h c for the word bast, Mr. J. Pilling. Class 11.—t3 for the best fat heifer under three years, Mr. John Oster, West End ; tl for the second best, Mr. John Pilling ; Mr. W. C. Humphrys h c. Class 12.— PS for the beet fat cow, Mr. Tom ...
... Tilehurst Bowling Club is faced with closure because of a council scheme to improve Wardle Avenue, Tulehurst; Club treasurer Mr John Oster said the club would probably decide its future at a meeting at the end of the year. ...
... Fortune for a Trifle, £20,000 for £1. PARTICULARS of this most advan- , guaranteed by Govern + Free on a stamped envelope, to John oster, Esq., Craig’s Court, ...
... sent Free on application, enclosing a stamped Illustrated, seat post free each for two stamps. Watches directed envelop®, John oster, Esq., 8, Craig's Court, sent safe by post. Benson’s new work, Tune and Time Charing Cross, London, S.W. Tellers, 2s. Gd ...
... time this term. Simon Tucker hit two more goats and Dean Richardson added thoothor, while Old Res =red through Stove Shaw, John Oster and Mettle Logan. OLD BLUES R 4, WARGRAVE R 0 WARGRAVE were left rooted in agar tumblin g to r heavy defeat. Blues wore ...
... & No. 5713 Southampton. BLACK HOUSE, WEST END, 3} miles from Southampton. RICHARD AUSTIN and WYATT are ins'ructed by John Oster, Esq. (consequent on their having sold the Propt - ty) to BELL by AUCTION on the Premises, as above. on WEDNESDAY, 30th ...
... J. Hobart. Eq. E. H. Pentber. Esq., q.c., I.P. John A. Seller. Esq. G. E. Briscoe Eyre, Esq. J.l. Travers, Esq., .I.P. John Oster. Esq. George Meares. C. Egerton Carer, EN. Wen. HkAman. - Esq . Decorations by Horsetnto TAIIG Early appllcatt..ns aru request ...
... place at All Saints' Church. Wokingham. on Saturday. the Rector. the Rev. Gordon Renworthy, officiating. of Mr. William John Oster. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Young, and grandson of Mrs. William Oster. of Wescott Road, Wokingham. and Miss Mary Ellen Taylor ...
... lad., alas School, Yegeaarida, Elise Jane Butler. seed 74 years. Garza—Oa the 161 i loth, al 9, Balrserthe read, Reading. John Oster, dairyman, la lOW your. 111009.-0 a the 14th bet., Earley Ries, Beadles, Tredenek Jean Blip. SMITH.—On the lath last., at ...
... rhos, and other expernes had bero met there a balsam in band of £lO Ma. sd. Arthur Lee, M.P., wee re-elected president; Mr. John Oster, rice-president; Mr. F. J. Blundell, hon. treasurer: and Mr. A. G. Jarquce, erceet.ry. The following were appointed the ...