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- V — 7-


galea Haction. l i - m II VT':


Wear White, and iook Smart for W


We have ready for wear


[ B l o u s e s , )


I' I


It COOfi VALUE and VARIETY appeal to you, then come to


U n d e r a n d D r e s s S k i r t s , a n d C h i ld r e n ’s O v e r a l l s .


MILLINEBT and CHILDREN’S WEAR. W e t " the Right Styles at the right Prices for Present Wear.


WILKIN SON’S,


Our CLOVES at 7d. and 1/- pair in Whit:^ and all the new shades are perfect fitting.


The Drapers, 10 & 12, Moor Lane. ^ e g a C N o t i c e s . Re JOHN HOLGATE—Deceased.


Pnrsnant to the Act of Parliament of the 22nd and SSrd Viet. c. 25, intituled “An Act to further amend the Law of Property and relieve Trustees.”


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that aU Cred­ itors and other persons having any debts. I r :-.y ' l i EJ 1 ; l.> ! \l ■' h^


etaims or demands against the estate of‘John Uol- gate, late of Clover Cottage, Sawley, in the West Elding rf the County of York, Farmer, d e c c a ^ TwbcTdied on the twelfth day of October, lOOQ Md whose Will was proved in the District Pro­ bate Registry at Wakefield, on the Mth day 0t April, 19U, by James Armistoad Wade, ot 71 Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, in tho County ot Lan- coster. Insurance Agent, tho surviving Executor therein named) are hereby required to send in the particulars of their debts,claims or demands to tee uadetaigned, tho Solicitor for the said ExMutor, «u or before the 30th June, 1911. which date the said Executor will proceed to disbibute the assate ot the said deceased amongst the persons


Bottco: and he wdll not he liable for the assets of the said doceased or any part thereof so distri­ buted to any person or persons of whose debts, claims or demands he shall not teen have had


notice. Dated this 12th day of May, 1911.


JAS. C. WADDINGTON,


Imperial Chambers, 2 Grimshaw St„ Burnley,


J l f ^ t u b .


C1TONE HILL ROYAL, Foaled 1900. 19 hands O high. Sire, Sammy Smiles. Will wrve a Umited number of Mares this season at 2 Guineas


»aih, including Groom’s Fes.


Stone Hill Saw Mill, Grindleton, is a Dark Grey, with nice fiat bone, and is a good all round mover. IjouTX—Will visit Gishurne alternate Mondays,


btone Hill Royal, the property of B. SMALLEI, ox/iTiVY


at the Ribblesdale Arms, from 10 a.m. to 1p.m.; Tuesdays-Will stand at Station Hotel, Clitberoo. Other Days-Will stand at home, or meet JIares


bv appointment. will be taken. Conditions.


Mates at Owner’s risk. Wo should like to state that every possible care


use, the Owner reserves the right to decline further service or^substitute another Stallion.


AU Mares tried will be charged full Fees. Should the Stallion from any cause 1» unht tor


, . „ r> S R i s c c C C a n e o u s . . Ir REDMATNE, Chimney Sweep, School House 4 / - MONTHLY


Will secure 10/6 and 21/- B Iss of HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY, also B.'inket? - ueets. QuUts, Boots,


70, Knlglrtrldw 8t , LONDOB, E.C.


Costumes, Skirts, iiuiie. I' ■ mg, etc. Send poet- card for lists.-WHOLESt -E SUPPLY C0„


• S6 Harrop St.. CUtheroe. Distance no object Solicitor for the said Executor


entitled thereto having tegatd only to the clsi^mB demands of which he shall then have had


have good reference,—Apply, J. Faulkner, Bridge.


W


TVEESSMAKINQ.-Wanted EXPERIENOT^ I 9 h e l p for & £«w weeks—Apply M- Lawson.


w W


Generals ages IG, 18, 20 to 30, for businep house, farms and L to ls ; Cooks for country hotels. Laun­ dry maid. DISENGAGED—Cooks, ages -2 to 50, General, age 21; Honsekeeper-Mrs. Chesebrough


W


a n t e d—General, June 5th, one lad y; G ^ erul, two in family; Cook, age 28 to 40,


Castle Street, Clitheroe


anted to rent Countoy about } acre ot land for poultry.—Apply,


<44. Advertiser Office. ,0 tail-Sks. -


1, Church Street. tieer Office. -W------ANTED.-An APPRENTICE at once.-


Sweets. Must have good living. State full par tioulare. “ D ” Advertiser Office,


W W


Waddington and Rimington; Crok md hotel; experienced Housemaid-WaitrMS, young


W Housemair Waitrees. Nursemaid, ^nndresA


Generals for farms, good Working Housekeeper, country preferrrf.—Apply to Mrs. Dawson, A3, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe.


3 Castle View. OOK DEBTS Purchased for cash; any dis- triot.-W. Jackson, 1 St. Ann’s Square,


'W-------ant ed .-IMPROVER, also Apprentice to Dressmaking.—Apply, Mrs. R. Dickinson,


Mancbeeter, OUR Wants wUl ne supplied if you plac* your Ada. in thU column.—I^rgete oirmi-


lation in the district - 2 lines 6d„ 3 insertions 1/- ^O S f .


L Hole, Newton. T h e P o e t r y o f M o t io n


A graceful walk is assured to wearers of Cinderella FlSiella Shoes, because the flexibility of the soles gives full play to all the muscles of the foot The only Boots and Shoes rendered Ilexible without cutting or scoring the soles oi* insoles, a result unattainable except by our secret process.


SoIeBpnl: T. A. CUNNINGHAR/I, 1—


3, Castle Cate, Clitheroe. BLOUSE WEEK.


Embroidered Blouses White Muslin Laund


Blouses Blouses Blouses


Mercerised Blouses Delainette Blouses Soft Print Blouses Needlework Blouses Open Work Blouses Zephyr


. , , i 1. u l¥> . o


We are pushing Blouses th is Week.


ftreat arrival of Lovely Blouses. Splendid Styles. 6ord Fitting. Well Made. Perfection of Finish. All new stock. They are in one word. The BEST Values


we ever oifered.


And all one Price and Real Good Sellers.


Blouses 20 different stylo Blouses. -Ml at one price.


^Vhor»nd°P'ontTro'nt We ale confident you have never seen better value and cheaper. ^


1M1 lino We shall make a grand Show m our-Little Window Ths want of tne momenv.


■


raorre of Fine Laund, Delaine, Silk and Lnce Blouses, if you will give us a look this week.


'a* IALF. BRftCEWEU, Popular Cash Draper, 10, Castle Street.


anted.—cook- g en era ls for cuth- eroe, Chatbum, St. Annee;


anted.—Care of one or two Children daily. Every care taken.—Apply, Advor-


Apply, Miss Tomlinson. 2 Chester Avenue


ant ed . — Newsagenej, stationery and Fancy Business; or TobMC®ni3t and


______________


rjTOj_ Ladles a n d W s COAT hand, employment all year round.—Bedmaynee, Tailors,


Low Moor. also D a f & T p p T y ^ ’Mrs. Cox. Littlemoor


anted immediately, GENERAL, »KO ^ an nlain cooking ; Nursemaid, age 18-2S,


House, Clitheroe.


WANTED—Cook Housemaid for small tomily Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.


—Apply, Mrs. Hitchon, Rose Mount


Stato fuBpateiculL to Office.


■gSJanteh.


anted.—Steady man to wait make himself generally ntoful. ^u e t


-«-w~rA>iTRU_The use of a Smart TRAP and PONY, every Sunday during the Summer. No. « , Advertiser


anted—An IMPROVER to MiUinery.- AddIt. Miss Hodgson, Wellgate.


THE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL OF CLITHEROE.


CN THK COUNTT OF LANCA8THU. PARISH or TOWHSHIP of CHATBURH


be made to His Majesty's Justices of the Pwoe assembled at the General Quarter faessions of the Peace in. and for the County of LanoMter, at the Castle, Lancaster in the said County for an Order


N TO STOP UP, DIVERT, AND TURN


such part of the Public from Kibble Lane to Kenyon CrMt Foo^ath situate in the said Parish or Township of Chatbum, and within the District of the said Council as is hereinafter described, ^ a t is to sav : Such part ot the oaid Public lOTtpath as commences at a Gate adjoining Victoria Hill Chatburn, in the said 9 ownship in the Highway thero known as Kibble Lane, lead- ing from Chatbura aforesaid to Grindleton,


at a point marked A on the Plan deposited with Walter Robinson (the Chairman of the Parish Council of the said Parish or Township ot Chatburn) at bis house. Kibble Lane, Chat- bnrn aforesaid, and proceeds in a north­ easterly direction across Chatburn Brook to a Stile at the point marked B.on the said Plan, such part being coloured brown thereon and measures in length 226 feet, and which it is proposed to stop up, divert and turn by stoWng up the same a*d substituting mlie« thereof a New Public Footpath, such New Public Footpath to commence in the said Hiiihway leading from Chatburn to Gnndle- toiT, at a point marked C on tee said plan and to proceed in ft north*eaPterly direction to Chatbum Brook aforesaid, thence by a New Public Footbridge over tee said Drook and thence in a south-easterly direction to tee existing Public Footpath at the said point marked B on the said plan, which said new Public Footpath measures 317 feet in length, and is coloured red on tho said plan, ana is wholly situate within the said Township ot


Chatbum.


which the said Public Footpath so proposed to be stepped up diverted and turned as atoresa d, and t t e said new Public Footpath to be substi­ tuted therefor are wholly situate, having viewed the same respectively and having i^ou such vnw fou»d that the said New Public Footpath to be substituted as aforesaid, will be more commodious and convenient to the Public than the said exist­ ing Public Footpath of the length aforesaid so to be stopped up diverted and turned as aforesaid together with the oaid Plan ot the said Public Footpath so proposed to be stopped up diverted and turned as aforesaid, and ot the said New Public Footpath to be substituted therefor will will be lodged with the Clerk ot the Peace for the said County, on the 7lh day of Septemb^ next at the County Offices, Preston, in the said County. Dated this 16th day of May, 1911.


Certificate of two of His Majesty’s Justices of the Peace acting in and for the said County, within


AND NOTICE is hereby also given that the THOMAS EASTHAM.


ost.—Scotch ew e and half-bred DAMB' Ewe ruddle back of head; lamb ‘-C on near hugg in.—Information to Cowking, Gamble


Clerk to and for and on behalf and by the direction of the said Rural District Coun­ cil of Clitheroe being and acting as the Surveyors of Higliways for the District within which tho said Pnblic Footpath BO proposed to be stopped up diverted and turned ns aforesaid and the said new Public Footpath to be substituted there­


for is wholly situate.________________


1 carting done on tee abortost noti^. Hbrses tor hire by the day.-^R. Wallbank, General Dealer, I 30, LowergatOt Clitheroe. t


ETTBS. Special terms for parties, liignt Proprietress


otice is h e r e b y g iv en that on the 16th day of October next, application wiU


J # aC c .


Prices moderate; all must be Saturday afternoon,and evenings after 6-30. Kose


• spoot bis u»ual well-grown Mount. Pimlico Road, C l i t h e r o e .__________


/CAMERAS, Plates, Ensign Roll Fih^, 1 ^ Developers, Bromide Carbon Tissues, Glass Measures, and »» ®'='>®'


Photographic Acoesaones. All MPular W e s . Pocket Cameras at lednc^


Wi-matt. 2/S per 100. P.O.P. Post Cards, 2/2. _PYE, 51, Peel Street, Clitheroe.


LADIES’ CYCLE, very little used, splendid A3 15s. Od.—Apply, Advertiser Office.


old.—ApdIv. Advertiser Office.


CORONATION FLOWER.-" Raby Castle Hall, Gisburno.


condition. Cost X15 16^ Od.; accept ON SALE.-AIREDALE BITCH, 10 months


CARNATIONS ; 500 at 2/0 per dos.-Jesse


Dunlop tyres. A5. Sturmy-Arober S - s p ^ gear, ev —P*^H Fielding. 39, Pimlico Rd, Cliteeroe


CYCLES.— "Coventry,’’ guaranteed 10years.


N SALE. — A Quantity of Go^ PEA STICKS—Apply, Mr. C. E. Cox, Littlemoor,


C11UIWO0.


SlLE -Large quantity of Bedding Plants ; also ON SALE—Tripe. Pish, Chip and Pea bueiness,


good Dahlia Plants, named varieties ; Sweet Pea Bloom.—T. Parker, Whalley Road.______ __


good reason for selling; cheap to quick buyer.—Apply. Dugdale, 80, Waterleo.


OTRONG CABBAGE and Cauliflower Plants O for Sale.—Apply. The Gardens, Clitheroe Castle.


_____________________


t>EDUCING STOCK—Choice of fomr olwn- J i legged CART' HORSES and MAKES, 16-2 to 17 hands high, 5, 8 and 7 years old ; guar­ anteed quiet, good workers and sound in shafts or chains; hard or soft land. P-ices, ^15 to-S80, 21 days’ trial allowed. Shaft and Chain Gears to suit same, cheap.- -Apply, George Parker, 2b, North Road, Church Street, Preston.


K ' iY r h Strong TOMATO PLANT.S. also a O V ? v / large (luantlty of all kinds of Bedding- out Plants.—Ernest Stark, Lowergate._________


Q


.UANTITY of Bedding out PLANTS for Sale Stocks, Asters, Sweet Peas, &c.—M. Tom- limson, Ai. Wilkin Stieet._____________


for good man, with charge of district if proves satisfactory; commission, salary and times, for full particulars apply, 'Thos. S. Eutwistle. District Manager, 16 New Market Street, Blackburn.____


G Marsden Farm, Bashall Eaves, near Clitlieroe. F


ood book for sale. Royal Liver Friendly Society, Cliteeroe District; special terms


Can be well recommended for either children or invalid person.—Apply, Advertiser Office.


ON Sale.—Pony Governess Cat and Harnesa.


oe sa l e . — 19 strong Store PIGS. No reasonable offer refused. — W. Bailey


- t t f U.P. 4-oylinder Forman CAR. 5 sealer, JL O painted French grey, upholstered m green. Side entrance, hood screen, 5 lamps and spares in perfect running order; just been overhauled. Genuine bargain, £ 75.—Cunningham, Motors,


CUtheroa,________________________________ _


'F OR HIRE, La/ge and small WAGGON- ON SALE.----- Second hand t span roof GREENHOUSE; size 12tt. Gins, by 9ft.


LJTATlOil Hu TEL, UUtiiwroe.— Waggonette* I O Traps, etc., for Hire.-Apply, Mr. Alteam,


Also BOILER for same, and a quantity ot hot bed frames,—Hargreaves & Son, Waterlo* Road.


_ ON Sale—The old established Chip, Fish, and


1 hood and screen. Terms „u application --Wm I M. Cunningham, Castle Street. Cliteeroe. Tel 118


OTOE CAR on Hire, to carry tour taad driver); smart, reliable oar, fitted with


I ing strains; 2/6 doa. Duck Eggs same price.- 1 T. Porter, 95, Woone Lane, Clitheroe.__________


1 Speakman, Waddington.____________________ E


_________ g f l f l s f o r f i t t i n g _________ EUGS for Sitting, from Black Leghorns, Stur-


F. KNIGH'I', 21. St. Mary’s St.


cheap to quick buyer.— Apply 59 Shaw Bridge Clitheroe. ________________________________


Tripe BUSINESS; present tenant 8 years;


- COALEXLD—The New FUEL-Supplied by Orders solicited. Light carting at cheap rate


Gas and Water Heater.—3, St. James’s Street, CUtheroe.


GREENHOUbE BOILER, to heat 600 ft. 2in, goss & Tootill’s strain; one of the best lay-


ggs from pure bred Blue Leghorn Hens — Splendid layers; 2/6 per sitting.—D. W.


—NDIAN RDNNEK DU K bGGS. 2/6 sitting. Pure bred black Leghorns, Hunter strain;


I excellent layers. S/- sitting.—J. Howarth. Barrow, I Whalley.


^ I p t p p i n g .


I parts of the world by the following lines: Canadian Pacific Railway Co.; Cunard ; Uoulder Fodeial- shire lints. Agent for ih- Baggage Insuiance Association Ltd., Accident Insurance Ltd, and Dominion ExpiCss Money Exchange. If you are going abroad, let me have pleasure of carrying out and Icompleling your arrangements. I can


J RIGBY. Shipping and Tourist ,Vgent. Waler- • loo, Clitheroe. Passages booked to all piping, for Sale, in use few weeks only ; also


/yO U D HOUSES fo Sell in different parts of the town.—Apply, E. (itie-uer. King St.


‘SHAM POS’ eleansea. invigorates the liair, Id. pkt


■K^ITS, Da n d ru f f , leinevedby Adnos’Nnr- .1.1 aery Hair Lotion. Non greasy, safe in use, an excellent preventative. 3d. and 6d. per bottle. From theClitlieroeEquitable' o-operativeSociety llrHnebp.s. and R. Stubbs, 3, Clmrcb Street.


KA 1 b MICE, MOLES. COOKKOAUHES,»nd


Rat Poison. Cats and Dogs will not tench it. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Prices 6d., Is,, Zh. 3d., and 3e. 8d., Postage 2d.—G. W. Hakbibon I 'bemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent tor riitheroo; E. E. King, Chemist, 6 Church Street


BEETLES, greedily eat Harrison’s ‘Reliable’ XAIPOKTANT I'O MOTHERS.—Every Mother


1 save you considerable expanse You have absolute* ly nothing to do only let mo know where yon in-


Child should u<e HARRISON’S ‘‘RELIABLE’’ NURSERY F jMaDE. One appUcation kiUs a11 Nits and Vermin, beantifies a id strengthens the Hair. In tina, -lid. and fid. Poetago Id.—cieo. W. Harrison, Chemist Reading. Sold by Chomiste. Agent tor Clitheroe—E. E. King, Chemist, 6, Church Street.


who values the Health and Cleanlinest of hex


tend going., I do the rest. Don’t forget tho LONDON TOURS., Special prices for paities.


I Sea and station ; homely apartments, etson.


. j l p a r tm e n t a , ^ o O g m g a , &»- BLACKPOOL.—Misses Mason. 229 Lytham


Road, South Shore; nicely situated ; near 1 /- each


F


u rn ish ed cot'tagf. to l e t , m the country.—Apply B ” Advertiser Office


ri^O LBT.—HOUSE, Ifo. 5 Eshton Terrace; 3 JL bedrooms, bathroom, h. & o. water; good garden.—Apply 1 Eebton Terrace.


and Building propertiee eituato in tee Parishes ot Grindleton. West Bradford and Pendleton, and


A


comprising THE GRINDLETON ESTATE


situate about three miles to the North of CUthe­ roe with its Station on the Lancashire and York­


shire Railway, and t h e standen h e t pr o p e r ty ,


adjoining tho main Whalley Road on the South­ ern side of the Town.


Blackburn which is about 11 miles distant; Burn­ ley, 7 miles; Bolton, 2-t miles; and Manchester 35 miles respectively. The properties include some 12 sheep rearing and dairying farms of moderate size, and having Homesteads that possess exceptional attractions for the purpose ol reeidenoes ; a number of small Holdings Md Cot­ tage tenements, together with a considerable area of Building and Accomodation Land, with Exten­ sive frontages to the more important thorough- faros » tho District, the whole extending over an


The properties are thus within easy re a ^ ot _ , . area of lUiont


turing district and thus enjoying all the advan­ tages incidental thereto in the sale of Agricultural produce, many of the Grindleton properties never­ theless command views of some ot the finest sosnery in Lancashire, and thus appeal to those who whilst engaged in commercial pursuits in the local towns are yet desirous of seeming a place of residence surrounded by scenery which is not only charmingly rural but is of a strikingly picturesque character. Mb. CnxacES PiiitLirs, of the firm of


Although situate on the borders of a mannfae- 1,576 ACRES. _____


BEDDTNG-OUT PLANTS FOR SALE. hitchon invites old and G®"


hitsuntide and the Coronation rest.»i«e r-ativities. 1 By Mr. H.


im po r ta n t to PROPEIETORS o f lilVERT STABLES, POSTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS, ETC.


EXPIRATION OF LEASE.


barn meadow LANE I'tVERY STABLES, GREAT HARWOOD.


1 JU . . 1 S ? K X auo« ^ “


" o sT /N f I lANT, iaelu"din^l.


Harness and Stable Utensils. Catalogues ^ JACKSON, Gisburn and Colne


annlication to the Owner or the Anotioneer, applies


[ C l s b u r n e A u c t i o n M a r t


timrest •TOM CATTIE, E ta_______ SALES EVERY ALTERNATE VfE«HE»Ar.


N e x t S a l ^


I Wednesday, May 24ll| 300 to 400


AT THIS SAJa E from L]]ii-off CATTLE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION by Mr, A SSIO h ea d op


SHOPS, VILLAS AND COTT'AGES IS WHALLET.


and from 1 0 0 to ISO bead of GELD STOCK


wUl be forward from tee well-known and Yorkshire consignors and the local tarmera.


Ballot at 10-30 prompt. IMPORTANT HOTIOC.


The whole of the additional accommodation for cattle which is bring provided will be available


fnr use at the next sale, “


HENRY JACKSON, Auctioneer. H. C. STARKIE, Secretary.


ta th e High Court of Jnstico 1 ^ T. No. 1 ^ Chancery Division Mr. Jnatioe Parker


1900 A. No. 30S A. No. ^


TRAVERS V. ASPINALL 1 “PINALL V. STBAVBNSON ASPINALL V. STEAVENSON


LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE (on the bordett of)


IN THE CLITHEBOB DISTRICT.


n no u ncement o p sal e of some except­ ionally valuable Residential, ACTicultural,


HOTEL, WHALLET, on TUESDAY, the 30-,; MAY, 1911, at 7 p.m., prompt, Bnbjeot to li, general conditions of Sale of the Blicthiij Incorporated Law Association and to the spei;; conditions to be then and chore read.


DUERDEN, at the WHALLET ABU


HOUSE and DRAPER’S SHOP in Cotonsti-,: Buildings, King Street, Whalley, in the oocnpi. tion of Mr. J. J. Price, subject to an appottioid rent of -E2 As. Lot 2.—AH that Messuage or Dwelling.U'a


Lot 1.—AH that Messuage or DWEUI.S8.


and IRONMONGER'S SHOP, in Corosatix Buildings, King Street, Whall y, in the ocrap. tiOB of Mr. E. T. Varley. Apportioned isi, £ 1 IBs. Lot 3.—AU that Messuage or Dwellingluia,


By Mr, Amos Dnerden


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROK. SATURDAY. MAY 2Tth, 1911,


Important to Csterers. Confectioners and othen


Gaatle Street, Clitheroe, to Sell b, Auction’*' above, at the Bank Salerooms, where the JLJ wUl ba removed for convenience of Sale, the S!,


MOS DUERDEN is favoured with in5t„ tioBs from Mr. Cookbaine, of The Ci*


of his extensive STOCK-IN-TRADE and Effect^ consisting of a very large quantity of COTLP^ and


MAKBLE-TOPPBD ta ble s . Ohaira, house


glass


FURNITURE, Ac., including a useful ITiRn walnut case and iron frame; old oak Burean.'* large quantity of Lino and Oilcloth, a vsrv vL* solid mahogany DINNER WAGON, 4ft]oj 3 ft. 9in. high ; mahogany Table, a pair of stained Toilet Stands, oak Hat and UmWia OVtMlU* AADAABW


Fittings, quantity of HOUSEBotn


Stand, Bedsteads and Bedding. Wringing MacliT. 60 BO Bentwood Chairs, COPPER WATER Rmff* copper Tea Urns, 2 Glass Signs 1.6 ft.


avlO wmw | VIAIU^IU^ long m ____ 5 1___*l,rv


Sale to commence at ONE o’clock prompt, Tbe goods may be seen at the Salerooms &


rv« m-rw.:....-1 _ TO CLOSE A TRUST. SALE OF VALUABLE FllBEHOLD


8 A.M. THE h | 10-30: PRBA.CI


THl


a-90; ADDBl 4.80; PRBACj


th e The eiil


in Coronation Buildings, Whalley, in the occupy tion of Mr. H. Brooks. Apportioned rent, ill Ik Lot 4.—AH thet Messnage or Direlling-koia


and GROCER’S SHOP, in Coronation Bnildinji Whalley, in the occupation of Barlorra, Limitei Apportioned rent, Jtl 2s. Lot S.—All that Messuage or Dwelling-tooii,


No. 4,. Queen Street, Whalley, in the occufeth of Mr. R. Preston. Apportioned rent, £1 2i. 81 Lot-6.—All that Messuage or Dwelling-hoiik


No. 22, Queen Street, Whalley, in the occupatii' of Mr. Binch. Apportioned rent, ill 2s. 6d. Lots.—All that semi-detached VILLA RESI­


No. 8, Queen Street, Whallej, in thcocoupsS - of Mrs. Mercer. Apportioned rent, £ 1 2b. lid. Lot 7.—All that Messnage or Dwelling-hois,


DENCE, situate in Mytton Read. Whsllej,intl occupation of Mr. C. Remington. ■Lot 9.—AU that semi-detached VILLA Ret.


dence sikuate in Mytton Road, Whallej, it I'u occupation of Mr. K. T. Varley. Lot 10.—AH that semi-detached VILLA Res-


dence situate in Mvtton Road, Whalley,infa oconpation of Mr. John Crenshaw. Lot 12.—AH that semi.detached VILLA Rai-


dence situate in Mytton Road, Whalley, iutli occupation of Mr, Thomas Wilson. Lot 11.—AH that semi-detached VILLA R


k


dence situate in Mytton Road, Whalley, in tli occupation of Mr. P. Hardy. Lot 18.—All that semi-detached VILLA Ret-


dence situate in Mytton Road, Whalley, it 111 occupation of Mr. F. Willis.


be obtained from the Auctioneer, Wellgate, Cli­ theroe (Tel. 95, Clitheroe), or from


will be sold subjeot to a yearly rent chaijs of £4. Further particulars as to all the sai.i lotsm;


Each of the Lots numbered S to 13 inclniin Tba Small! JOHN R. REDDISH, Solicitor,


Richmond Chambers, Blackburn ; and 49, Market Street, Church.


MESSRS. WALTON & LEE, the person appoint­ ed by Mr. Justice Parker, the Judge to whose Court the above cause is attached, will offer the


in the following Lots. No. ot Lot. Description.


Quantity.


1 Primrose Bridge Land.................. 1*'' 0 27 2 Higher Standen Hey Farm......... 220 0 26 3 Lnwer ditto.


4 & S Accommodation Land.......... 17 2 20 5a Grindleton Mill Plot .................. ^


Lane Side Farm ......................... 02 3 30 Green Bank ................................. ‘17 2 38 White Hft‘l


••• 139 3 10 12


Accommodation Land.................. 32 2 28 Far House Cob House


The Doles


................................. 60 0 24 ..........


Accommodation Land.................. 9 2 4 Higher Steelands.........................


Bank Bottom Cottages


Accommodation Land.................. 3 2 14 Two Cottages and Gardens ...


24—28 Accommodation Land.......... 227 1 29 *St. Olaie’a Farm ......................... 07 1


Total A.1570


Hore.'s. Pattisson and Bathurst, solicitors, 52, Lin­ colns Inn Fields, London, W.C.; Messrs. Robins, Hay, Waters and Hay, solicitors. 9, Lincolns Tni Fields, London, W.C.; Messrs. Wordsworth, Blake and Co., solicitors, 43, Bloomsbury Square, Lon­ don, W.C.; or of Messrs. WALTON it LEE, Auctioneers, e tc , 10, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, London, W\_____________ _________


Particulars of Sale may be obtained <>f Messrs. By Mr. Edgar F. Jackson.


BRAMLEY FARM, WISWELL, NEAR WHALLET.


E iDGAR F. JACKSON, instructed by Mr. M.


comprising 2 Rooking Chairs, 8 small Chairs, Arm Wicker Chair, 2 Dressing 'Tables, Washstand, 8 days’ Clock, oak Hat Stand, 3 steel Fenders, 2 Tidies, painted Cupboard, Kitchen Table, Lamp, Salt Box, Bed Best, 1 single Bed, hair Mattress, 3 iron Bedsteads', 1 wood' Bedstead, Beds and Pillows, mahogany 'Table, 2 small oak Tables, Pots, Pans and Kitchen Utensils, and sundry other articles.


- J Dean, will Sell by Auction, on F biday, Mat m6th, the whole of his Household FURNITURE,


Fmrtlier particulars from the Auctioneer, E. P. JACKSON,


Sale at 18 o’clock, sharp. Terms Cash. .......................... Httrocksford Old Hall, Clithoroe


Hill House Farm............................213 I 4 Broom Hill .................................. 41 3 17 Accommodation Land.................. lo 3 0 Lower Asker H i l l ......................... 30 1 31 Accommodation Land.................. 19 0 3 Scridles Farm ............................101 0 10


.................................113 3 30 I 9 2 1 13 2 0


128 0 30 DEATHS.


In loving memory of MAiiu.MiKi' Charni.ei, died May 17th, aged 63 years; interrea-


................................. 1 2 30 ..........


Mary’s Cemetery, May 19th.


You have watc' ed for me beside niybed. Now I will watch for yon,


And when you reach the golden I'll come and lend you thtougli.


U, St. .famts’s Street, Clitheroe. May l-t-David Oddic, Queen Street. Low Moot 58 years.


, 15—William Lawson, Viaddingtoo,^I • , ].5-Margar«t A. Coau. , N'wth »'■'^ 7"


. eccau!


, 17—Dorottiy Ba.go. . 17-Ellen Ann 'Tay or, 36. W h.illoj 42 years.


. 17—Margaret Winifred'rhornbefi« • Street, Low Moor. 37 ye.irs


IN MEMORIAM.


In loving memory of Mabcaiikt the beloved daughter of ilh>;™ ^ ,.ji, Ann Scott, of Clitheroe, who died


1S97, aged 27 years.


Softly at night the stars are shining Upon a silent grave,


Where there sleepeth without pining» Those we loved, but could not save.


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In quiet moments how fond memory On well loved ones, alas no


How wo recall the clasp of c And quivering lips which said


gooMje.^


Mrs. D. OmiiE and family dcBire to " their friends for the kind


sympathy received in their sad be ' 'also for floral tributoe.


Printed and Publiehed *>y 27, Castle Street, Clitheroe.


’ ■ » ! ACKNOWLEDGWIENTS. , „^entl __ L w and b |


'ftt the R| clothing, pairs of you see (I


Specil wish!


oaQi’: I beg to asl K1


(Tels. 118, Blackburn ; and 139 Accrington) BANK SALEROOMS, CUTHEEOE. SATURDAY, JUNE .3rd, IflU.


above for Sale by Auction at the SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL, CLITHEROE, on THURSDAY tha 25th day of MAY, 1911, at 2 o’clock precisely


MPORrANT SALE of abunt 1'2,(X0 BED- DING-OUT PLVNTS of first class qualiti,


in great varieiy ; the property of Mr. P. Marsden Practical G,'-' Liner, Lowergate. Olitheroe. f particulcTi . oxt week’s pane’'.


CLEARANCE SALES ot the Boom. th. 11™


MOS DUEKDEN, .Yuctioneer »nd ViliWi flank Salerooms, Clitheroe.


Saturday in each Month. PKIVA'TE SALES by atrangemenL VALUATIONS for Mortgage, ".'ran«fer, Ittow


and other purposes. (A


H Fire Loss Assessor, Certified Bailiff j ,vi


^Y ot Distress (Amendment) Acta, 18S8 * VhI. u95.


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Fan! Fan!


Agent foil


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WHITSU Bollpt


leadai Window Lights, m.hogany CounterSetetJ a very large assortment of e.vcellent plate-elJ MIRRORS of various sites, and a lar^e quantlt? of miEcellaBeouB effects.


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