... TO BOATMEN. WANTED to fire, for nest three months (Jon* 1 , July, August), a small, swift Pant good order. Let era stating terms and where seen will receive attention. Address, “Punt (5291),’* Office of this Paper. WANTED, Office Boy or Junior Apprentice ...

... BOATMEN. Mr. Asquith, presiding at the annual meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in London yesterday, said it was gratifying to know that the Prince of Wales had consented become president at the close of the war. This was following the ...

... BOATMEN “My colleag:fi on the council still adhere to that principle. We believe that children should be allowed to have a swim at least on a Sunday in the Leisure Centre bearing in mind there is no beach nearby, but only providing funds are available ...

... PERMITS FOR BOATMEN. Coalmen will not necessarily oe t out of business by an Adniralty Navigational Order announced on Saturday, which bans rowing in tidal waters without a permit from a local naval authority. An Admiralty official fold a renorter .that ...

... BOATMEN'S DISPUTE. The adoption of the new Public Health Act by the Urban District Council of Warrenpoint is regarded by the Omeath boatmen a« an attempt to license the men of the Down shore who ply between Omeath and Warrenpoint. and on the lough generally ...

... BOATMEN FINED Several boatmen w for using unlicensed boat not the carrying capacity Mat TECHNICAL EDUCATION Mr. If. J. M'Keown. M l’., cipal speaker at the annual distribution prize's the Ballymena Technical School last night. MOTOR ACCIDENTS. Then* were ...

... the lifeboat, and the boatmen, with assistance of steam tug. took them and brigantine into Yarmouth. The Invincible after remaining some time anchor, pro south. The Invincible only left the Tyne Wwinesdav. on pateniiß out builderu* hand*. She known the ...

... BOATMEN BOYCOTTED. Nine Birmingham boatmen were yesterday Rushall, Staffs, summoned for intimidating twa baatman employed Boston A Sons, Birmingham. Aoosrdiog to tbs prosecution the firm dismissed boatman for neglect, and number of men refused to work ...

... SEARCH BY BOATMEN William Moore, ranger, said he saw the shawl being taken from the water. He went for the police, after telling two men to take boat and make search. The recovery of the bodies was described by Robert Turner, one of the boatmen. He said ...

... BOATMEN'S BATTLE WITH MONSTER ...

... Boatmen ‘marooned’ on ...

... SURPRISE FOR BOATMEN. Lieut.-Commander Coveney was the eldest son of M. and Mrs. A .Coveney, of Ewell, Surrey. It has been ascertained that Lieut.- Commander Coveney and a companion were on a cruise in a 20ft. yacht from Poole to Chichester. and their ...