. I'Vl:':


I'XS?:’ ,


I U S Three from eleveh. • ^ ^ ^


O tM llB BUS STATEN


ADVERT!


'At, JUNE 20, 1947 ...CUT THIS Oil I


PENSIONERS’ RALLY; pANfD CONCERTS GUIDE BOOR; NOISE NUISANCEi


[lA^TER ANNiVERS/jiRY PAGEANT: OVERTIME I PAX


SXLE TEVNIS:


granted use ot aitfennisicourt one eyen- j for Mr. F. Broome; . ■ boiler house and ng a, week ion oustonlary terms and I


The ____ Tdnnls Club has been conditions, suWect to * e court bem^ ^


courts on two e v ^ g s each week, w made; and It w* decided me m h -


...leaves GAl


A nation at'work is a team. Team work'doesn*i get done if three people are sharing out a job thrt one can do, while one man is trying to do anotliei job that n ^ s three.; That’s our problem now. Ther: arc;gaps in oiir production line and it’s the urgent jo ts that are under-manned.


• We need 40,000 more farm worjkcrs


i We deed 40,000 more miners >Ve need .75,000 more textile W( rkers


Every gap medhs’a shortage of something. VifE WORK OR


ttmti h Bt* Mefettfi Qtnnmm. WANT .,


man and


empowered J;o^ Yi^lj' ®


arrangements measure for absprptioi t r i c l ty . Department I of rendered-.redum Departmen't.


__...ered to dem wiw.- tions’, provided tlmt two courts remain avallable^|q thejigeneraLpi


— . -


■ and vloe-chhirmaii I"' pants i Playgrounds-


loinmittee ^ . be Westhbad: .and a - greenhiohse Jat “®w«®a^ayrr^^X jHehthorn-ro


of_|he Parto _ ..


Ribbiesdale-ayenue. for Mr; L Taylorj


. --------- - , The Eiectriclw Engineer reported . , "nie Highways Committee cpns^^^^^ the Highways employees


attend the .annual conference. of the Association pf N unlcipal CorporaUons


The Mayor an4 the ^ . --------- 'own Cletk will


at Scarborough in September. The Town Clerk is to cor


with the Assochtlon tuggest^g: that in future the iinnua] meeting .and


L:___ 1.1-.-


Permission has been granted for the jisubmit it to': the'h'ext'meeting pf .thp local branch :Of the


'


, r i ji ig in e en ls .to r fo rm m I ICghways Committee;;


' : r


use the Castle Grounds, on Sunday, fmtervieW with tne counofi’s Consultant June 29th, for a United Denominations, >egaini . to i the' proposed additional Service to celebnteitlte signing ,pi tne t^ ater supply; and recommended that United Nations.Chatter., : VLI" !-~


the Castle Gfbunds on June 26th. v; I chairman of Waterworks'and:Estates I t has also be«n given permlsMon to I (Councillor Dugddle) reported on an.


IMWSON^ EX^L CREMl .


7th . when ■ ,w


. a fpod in itself; full of hjaltH-^ giyiAjgi^^tieS'^hpw,the family love it I


A. E. VEEVERS Ltd., J ^ i r e B a ^ ^ WHOLESALE BAEEBS ; PROVISION pEALEBS / I


. Telephone 131 a a S. J; SCOTT TAXI SERVICE


HOLIDAYS AT HOME THREE SIX-SEATER - CARS AVa|iLABLE


SOUTHPORT MORECAMBE k A C K P O O L


£3 FOR THE DAY. from-CLITHEROE Includes Driver. No extras.


FROM YOUR. HOME AND RETURN AOT TIME. BOOK early. July 19th and 26th already, bboked up.


S. J. SCOTT (STATION HOTEL), CEITHEROE 45 liV \!'


Furniture Removals aiad Generid Haulage of all descriptions to any part of the British Isles.


EXPERIENCED PACKERS ONLY EMPLOYED. Estimates Free.


OSWALD ROWE & CO., LTD. ■ ,1


THORN STREET, CLITHEROE (lEst. SO years) 1


■H |i


m l i


! i'l TEL. 21.


a■ idt,, addition to, thel representatlvM, jgabhed without encbimtering shale. •


' . , work on iNo.-4 borehole should cease In vie* of the depth wbiqh“had been


Boundary ComDjilsslon| -Act, 1945, ,'wlU |j|jj;j-g5bgj{“ -apppbjtg4^^-^ survey the be considered.


lrwdy appototxi.,thb; Mayor is to attend a meetlitg -dt f.reston^ m the


deputy subveyob;


appointed Depuuy Botough Engineer and Surveyor at a salary of £390 per year, rising by annual increments pf £15 to £435; pUs cost of Uvlng bonus from time to flm[e fixed by the Natlonql


Mr. . j J. . S. Edmondson n s! been has!


decided in thel circumstances, i not at ;o .fill the vacancy of tempor­


Following this 'appointment. It was


appointment, wien required,-, will h,e made by, the Appointments Committee.


from the JYee Library in; May,-7,02f being from the lending library andten from the North West Regional Library. The library,was open on 21 days, the


A total of 7.0M books were issue dally average issue being 335.


An offer by thi Jlforkers’ Educational Association to


use, in the Libra ry n supply book-inarks has been accepted.


the World” is te -be secured for a trial period of 12 months.


existmg s ch rn for A quarterly mbgazlne " The Voice of


The : Health Committee has con­ sidered suggestions; for improving, po


icheme for poUectinjl g salvage. I.


NUBSEBY PEOYISION


the proposed airangements for*use of the nursery school premises an d ; the Town Clerk 'reMrted action: he had


‘ The Minlstir Of Health-has approved


taken to clarify the position with regard to proposal to pay increased rent to the owners of the premises.


mitted the views of tenants with regard, to suggest^ alteration in the design of houses on thd Henthorn-road site.


The Boroughl Engineer has sub-


Ihff to erarden w^s resulting’in damage I that -can be madO . available, and that Iqnts


Following a Idtter from a tenant on the Pendle-road site -that lack of fenc-


to plants


a letter from tHe -Ministry of -Works stating that owing to qoute shortage of itimber and other, materials, provision of fencing could not at present be made. '


Boroui' h&d


^ E n X e l r aTen


fltirt


report^ a c to _


e g e S . e ^ , etc


Housing Committee with regard to damage by dogs, erection of buildings


Complaints hdve been made to the


without prior submission of plans, and erection of buildings,contrary to bye­ laws. The comdlaints are to be investi­ gated by the chairman ■ (Counclllpr Hallows), in consultation with ,the Borough Engineer.


building LICENCES


desirabllty for the special licensing sub-committee ta resume* its functions with iregard to the issue of buildmg licences, and tie Borough Engineer reported in deta I on the procedure now adopted and sul mitted his recommend­ ations. It'was resolved thait the special licensing sub-cc mmittee ^o u ld deal with,all future {pplications for building licences In accordance with the pro-


The Housing Committee considered | vpyptahle.'i


tfie l InHlM schemes., must he


the mn'ai those dlstric.tsWhere houses ale suffic- be limited to uc luui the ary engineering] assistant.': itoy ifuture- Government; report prepared by the panel of tech-


lated that a' speciaT meeting called shortly to consider a


■-


' whble di&trict.: It was decided that the contractprs should be, glveU notice, to ceaBb.worlc'on'Nb;;4-:borehole.; ; ,1'j


the; prbpbsed-, ’pus, station * behind MrttOn Houseby ' representatives


R u r ... ... ■ ............ ’ '


ik e Chairman Sported on a visit to of


ievplledl] bp suitable and 'sufflcienti fpr requirements, a letter-to-■'


hble Motor Serviees, who had, agreed .the site- would,' when further


Cohstabdldry fequestlng their views as to Ithe best routes for buses ;tq and from the proposed station. Considera­


I' He-' also le; Lancashire


tion was deferred; to the: speclal meet­ ing to be convened In'cottnectioii with the . proposed water :supply. . ‘ ' ‘


(he Mrbugli'Bahd'has been engaged jlve' afternoon and evening concerts


w■ithout itif f(ee ■ . but... at which


tier hand Concerts, an application il: two! ifiirlher dates' on which th'ei Boiough ■;. iBand


he Castle Grounds on two dates, the for fcach aate':to'be £25; In view arrahgements/already' made for


coUld be! taken., was refusei............. Permission has been given


Clttheroe Male Voice and Mixed Choir to jhold copjcertsiin' the :Castle Grounds, aftemoonlandevbning, July 6th.


..................................... for


could . give


collection: whilst - the the


concerts that lJuhe28;h.


permission to : dlo the bandstand and; sedting accommodation'at the Castle; foij a rfily of old- age pensioners on


sujnmeii time, the: Castle Grounds wil) bei closed at 10-30 p.m. .daily during the summer months..


- In view of th e ; operation of double


that, the amount of work on rural I . .. . • »_i . — -*


the ainbunt of labour ■ and materials soiiemes , ui au


sewerage schemes which can be carried out in the near future is conditioned by


___ _ __________ . . _____ sewers arid sewage disposal to be provided at reasonable cost. , -The Town Clerk sub-


mitted 1 a letter from the Clerk of Clltherqe Rural District Council that urider such circumstances the sewerage- scheme for Peridleton and iWorston had been deferred until more normal conditlbns prevail.


. . j


arrangements-had now been completed fdr the admixture of produfcer gas arid normal coal gas, with satisfactory ' " both as regards economy and and al saving in coal of approx;-


The I Gas Engineer reported that rqsults quality


iiriatel) with a available for sale, of 40 tons per annun


ot £20,000 did not cover 75 per ceni Of the present-day replacement valui at was customary with insurances o) .this t^ e , it was decided the gas holder


mated No. 2


jXhe Council’s ; insurers having . Inti that the decision to insure th| _ 'vaterless gas holder in<the sun


shouldfbe covered in the sum of £37,50p or inspection; and insurance,/ at an additional annual premium Of, £19 5s.


cedure previously-adopted, and in con­ sultation with dhe; Borough Engineer.


THE PHYSICIAN^ hEMEDY


The Borough Surveyor reported application by mc contractors for pay-


®Tr\oltr im n l n t r o r t r» n dViU *T*Anfnv* W i l l oii-xi f r n m I 1


CErHOS Is safe aiid certain for headaches anp neuralgia. • Sold everywhere, tablets or powders, 8 doses 1/3, 21 doses 3/-. Single d o se '2d. Including Purchase Tax. Qphos Ltd,, Blackburn,


I XCEPHOS d o e s n o t a i f e e t t h e h e a r t 9 )


A Utility charmin you mus"


the buy you.


Furnitur :e Is the sime everywhere, but llty a:


ig as well j as Inexpensive—but St use your.penhltSitd the best .ge,


Furnished home can .be


quail is where knowing just what' to


uiA k B nur


'The • •


1 ^ - experience will hdP


design ■


• ■ • LUIITED '


ptUlty ■


T. SatterihWaite & Son Y o ^ StiM


•- .1 of


districts outside , the Borough, the estiipated cost b f , which was £150 in the case of steel erectors and £170 in the case of carpenters. He reported iffiat as a matter of urgency the appli­ cation on behalf of steel erectors had beeq agreed by the chairman on condi­ tion, &at local labour was used when­ ever ] possible. The action of the Chairman and the Borough Surveyor was approved, arid It was confirmed that ;payment o|f, subsistence allowance to carpenters Should be agreed uiwn on the same principle as.for steel erectors.


The Town Clerk to the Ministry to the additional expenditure included in the sanction wUl be


suggestions by Council regard; all


accommodation


balance for which loan Issued in due course.


The CduncU feels unable to agree to the Manchester. City


be employed or ' the construction -of a section of the If houses are Borough by Borough Cound


acquisition of termination of CounoU; ,


ing the provision of, for “ key: personnel ” to


giye; favourable consideration to the sifch houses following their use by ithe .City


trie City CouncU, the U wUI be prepared to


Ifeweswater aqueduct. -) erected within the


tional land fot 'housing purposes has been deferred.


of-, ap^^llcants. under.the {Mbits system,; submitted by i-he Borough Treasurer, is to be adopted.:;


The question -A sug


PLANS


beny," Peridle-road, for.Mrs.’ bay, window:-at


The followlne Alterati9n .-.-ti) .


15/ •Victoria-street, 'for' *


plans- were approved:, bungalow ;J],MjTtle- T66*


of acquisition* of addi­ form of “classification”; SUPEEANNUATION


subsistence aUowances, to I ^qered the question of permanent-and x skilled steel erectors and qanienters LimM^ employees of' the CouncU


BorouS Treasurer, the Finance ahd General Purposes Committee cor(-


Arisirig from the report ot the _ _


r _ . i _ _ - __ ___ _____ . . . n k , .


'sthemri I t was resolved to recommend that /every person in the CouncU’s em-, ployment from time to time in a per­ manent full-time capacity be . i cbntrlButory employee. ' The Boroug i


Treasurer is to submit a report showing aU employees of the Council not con­ tributing to the scheme,-their years qf service, and recommendations for making' permanent • any temporary appointments—the report to exclude casual labour te'mporarlly employed by the CouncU.


is to make application of Health for corisent


If cor ditlons of service, the Borough reasurer reported that a total of 122i


department and abnormal pressure of work. I It was decided -that remunera- ihi


ither


Jours overtime had been worked by lemb Jrs of his staff due to Illness of members, a vacancy in tlje


tlon should be made in respect of the dvertiriie,


Borou&h and Rural District Joint road Safetyf committee, the Town Clerk re- borted a requirement o f , the Ministry 5f Transport, as a- condition of their 50 per cent, grant towards approved expenpiture tnat the senior local M h o n ty ; In ,* any Joint road safety


Following a meetUig of the Clltheroe


LARGE I ■ T(


IT SHOW SELECT


IN tow n FROM.


LATEST DESIGNS.


committee should assume responsibility for aqmlnlstration of the scheme. I t ]vas re iv e d the CounoU should assume resporistblllty.' ;.


Committee PUBLIC;


The; . .. report ],of .ap


MEETING :'the' Special' - Suib-


a pagbant durmg;J948 to: commemorate -irie charter ;anmyersary, and that the


Charter Ceiebratlous was-. - received. The CburioU favours-the pfqduction ,pf


tlon' IFund, [and , 800th: . Anniversary ------------ -----------------


......... ......... .5 Mayors Renabiuta- to consider


: ■ OVER 35. YEARS' PARSON


■EXPERIENCE IN THE CLITHERO


FIRl : i ONLY ASSOCIATION FIREPLACES STOCKED.


LOCAL , a g e n t s FOR t U e NOTED DEVON Also for Triplex, Yorkist,; Meridian ahd all the best


FIRE.


Combination Ranges. SPECIALIST


CE TRADE. . Phone 382.


In accordance with the new scheme


, • 200 to 250 tons per annum, reduction In the amount of cpkq


sewebage scheme defebbei The t^ ls t ry of Health has intimate .


■The (j)ld Age Pensioners’ Association (Clitherjoe Branch): haa; been given!


1


occupied by the Club. , A subsequent application to use two „ii.


, _________ _ for Mr. H. CahUl; tile; jjjgjojy at jviarlborough-street.


I T ~ ['■' Mr. A. Cook; montavenue,


detached houte at Clare-,


available to the PupUo when,:.not |^^g^g . |(jr ,Messrs. W. and N. .King',! _______


^t Low ■ Moor farm, for Mr. J.; ' bathroom at 13, Chester-


^^^^ quarries'at-Bankfield,. . lor Mwsrs. IRI gg arid Sons. Ltd.;, greenhouse!at


damage ' TO.' PAVEMENTS. I , ;■


a tempOTary actiba io rbe taken in regard to, damage In the .Elec-1 ggjjgg(j tq pavemepts in Henthom-road


by vehicles visiting Foulsykes Mill:and adjacent bremtSes; and<the Town Clerk: reported possible remedies available tq the CqunpiLi The Chairman (CounOiUpE Benthamf in consultation with- the: Borbugh ^gineer js to Investigate and


umunicate, with T r, nsideration has been given to Steps h might be itbken, to .improve the


report. V/t


m


aimUal confereniie should be:held at I {grrace, j Waddington-road Pimllcot the same time a id place.


to. the junotton.pf/.Well* — ,-------- . froad and Chimch Brow.: The Bprough


lenprles for cook’s badge, eleven for. 1 needlewoman’s badge, three for the ' gymnast badge, and one for cyclist badge. We congratulate the foUow-i mg Guides oil passing their te s t :—;


inpHE half-yearly badge tests were •■■I held on Friday In tlhe Rlbbles- dale School, when there were nine


. 2nd Clitheroe Compahy:


I woman: Kathleen Aubln, Dorothy Wlgnall, Joan White, Si'lvla Wlgnall and Maureen Collins.J Gymnast: Pat Loynd, Joyce Clarke and Mary Musson. ,3rd .Clitheroe: ' .


Colok’s badge: ’ Mary Musson, Joyce ClArke, Mdureen Collins ; Needle-


imM JI n e ^


cuin


Cook’s badge: .Frances Wrathall,; Jepn Nuttall, Doreen Nadm, Jean Mchley, Marjorie Knbwles, Elaine ates. Needlewomian


wrathall: Jean -Nutta Nadln,- Elaine Ooatejs.


M( ‘


Frances i Doreen Cyclist:


Headmaster of RlbbleisdUle School for their help and serVlc'es. esterday weeki the County Com­


krjorie Knowles. iWe bhank the examiners and the


missioner, The Hon.' Rabhel; Kay- Shuttleworth, and the jCdmniisslon- ers of North-East Lancashire- InWted’ all the. ladles| of the local Associations' to a garden party at vaddow Hall. I t .w/as a perfect ;ummer day arid 130 attend^!


They were taken In parties oyer the Hall ahdwer'e t^ le d ! wlthiall they saw/especially With the lovely car­ pet in the drawing-rdom. which* Is I twenty-first, birthday : present •om the! Guides of North-East' kneashire — the-, bitthday- .being,


next year. Tea*was served in the garden, - Miss Gariiett, -Division Ctomlssioner for Clitheroe, being responsible for the arrangements. ! The results of the jkm jar collec­


Well done I i V;


i -^SUNNY:-SQUAW.: i I * 'These two lambs appear identical now- But,


one will soon fail to thrive, because a is heavily infested'with worms. Weaning is j the critical time_ W : —then the maximum infestation - pf pastures coiricides


grass of lower nutritive value and withdrawal of milk, support. Natural; resistance to worms is grjeatly reduced, and ,infested Iambs deteriorate rapidly. Prevent this, by dosing vrith; CoopeEq P.T.Z. Worm Drench* BEFORE symritoms appear. Start treatment 6 w e ^ after inmhing tod repeat monthly during the: summer^


;


COOPER’S P.TA WORM DRENCH The most ^ective form m Phetwthiazine ,


* (In ‘Pim'ne’ artas, uu PiT,Z^ PLUS, rchi^ indada edbaSt and ether ndneraU) COOraalMCDOUbiuX * ROBERTSONLTr).,BSElK^rAM


ST6D,HERTS. BSTABLUHED l84f 70/19


tion by the Guides tnithe county Is 93,771, the Clitheroe Guides contri­ buting 6,000 towards! this number.


:


proposal be communicated to a puWlo meeting. Consideration of the other, matters raised in. the report, was: deferred to permit- further study^_-of them by: th e . Council. A fact-finding committee will report .to a special ineetr ing of: the General Purposes Committee.


in due course. . 1 ; .


taken to communicate | suggestions-; by members of the Cpuhcil for; improve­ ment of local bus services to: the com-. pany concerned, and. that-their, reply was-'awalted.


The Town '.Clerli: reported - action


I Following a complaint against, a local works, the Town! Clerk reported,


. (1). collaboration i with the National. Physical Laboratory Ifor, a considerable period as to suitable methods'of redUc- uiiCiawAuuot - -


further representatlonstto the firm ahd submitted the' reply which -Intimated


■mg nois..e during testing operations; (2) that I experimental equipment; had been; installed at two off itnelr; works and results


umbic&pi______ ...................


: Works to be -installed at Clitheroe,, but that delay wqs. mevitable lowing; to controls and shortage o f essential components.


satisfactory the complete elimination of’noise had not yet been achieved; instructions had I been I given for equipment' similar to that at another


. ithelr were


reasonably (3)


' , i ■| M BEST BOOM ; i , ' ■


'! i t was reported that the local branch of the Old Age''-Pensloners’ Association had secured certain * premises at: a riomtoai terit fOr the purposq of a rest room,' but that 'financial aSlStance ■was required' to enable two further such rest rooms to be established. The Town Clerk is to .ascertain the views of the Ministry; of Health as to any {lowers .of local authorities to-assist such associations. ■ i ; -


-i


! An offer by the Clltheroe [Advertiser arid Times Co. Ltd. tol publish a guide book and supply 3,000 copies to the Corporation at a cost | of £43'15s. was accepted. ■ The Town Cletk reported kteps being taken in the meantime to furnish enquirers for guide books with dopies of a small pamphlet on Clltheroe and district.


f


j The Town Clerk submitted a-letter from the. Clitheroe! and District


toat the Market should be: closed on lesday; September 23rd, except for ;talls dealing in food. |


FUEL ECONOMY.


such a committee be deferred untU further information Is, available.


and General Purposes Committee in. tegard to the' burial grounds and cemetery, the Town Clerk reported on


Following a meeting of the Finance


Trlmby), the Mayor, the Town Clerk, and the Borough , Engineer should confer with representatives 1., of the /Parish Church Council) and rbiibrt.


the legal position;and* submitted letter from the I Ministry of Health intimating the CouncU’s position. I ; It was resolved that


the Chairmrin (CouncUlor in tiquldand Tablet Form


1 any way possible in securing a reduc- ion in gas and electricity consumption, mt that consideration of constituting


very urban area of over 10,000 Inhabl- ants should have such a committee. It as agreed the.Council-should assist


ifflcesol the Ministry ; of Health would le responsible for securing thd' setting ip of working committees in centres here' supplies' of gas and electricity ere afforded, and emphasised that


A memorandum'from the Ministry of ael' and Power Intimated, that regional


iamber of. Tradd intimating decision at shops (excludirig food shops) ouid close on-Monday, Tuesday and ednesday, September 22nd. 23rd and !4th, and requesting ia : similar action n respect of the Market. It was decided


'he "Electric Washer, hat Wrings Glothhs^


DRU and Mangles: D R Y Clothls.


I h E •U n Y I I * WASHjES B i m n THAN AfliT


55,000 BRITISH ’ H o i i s m i m T E s m y !


at


ELECTRICITY SHOWROOMS KING STREET,


June 23 - July 4


CLITHEROE Daily i at 3 j}.m.


f 87 YEARS


SBljiVieE OME! & RSEAS


is 4he record of [ this well - known medicine which can be confidently recommended ajs a purifying medicin in ma n y disorders


from purities the blood.


a r i 8 1 n im-


The Name Speaks


for Itself ’ g


Active Kidneys! KEEPYdulELL


Nature’s filters may re TT IS OFTEN


X 1,;how quickly backache, lu I SURPI


Using ibago,


rbeumatic pains, stiff, achiiig joints and the cominon urinary disorders due to jsluggish; kidnej” actiop can be overcome. i;| y Strong, active kjdneys stoguard


- fort firequentiy reiult. Doari’s Backaciie Kidn :y: Pills j


add and harrrjful wastes oiit of the system. When kidney-, abion is inadequate and bils to filter the blood properly, pain and liscom-


bring happy relief by he: ping to cleanse tod stimulate the kidney filters. Grateftil people everywhere tell how good -Doan’s Tills are.


Chemist for It m m v i l s J . G B Y Shipping Agent fo)rr-- |


CUNARD WHITE STAR! LI I TD. CANADIAN PACIFIC! RAILWAY CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY


10, LONGSIGHT AVENUE, (formerly of Waterloo)


CLITHEROE


GOODS FOBWABDED TO AUJ THE WOBU).


PABIS or our health by stiaining.exiess uric ■ TRUSS 0]R TRUSSfED?


Thei w eaw'iif-a triite .shpuj]. Qnr methpd of;:flirting: "mss' maxtoum'*crimJort -to -'w repmtatemi foi


■ -:,j: '. I


Id so t feel trosoed np ;es or belts ensures


wearer. We have a comfort.


MUUJNEAUX ! i3,]:EAI«!^ ■ HLACKBURN ' , ] i^atiomtl H^th! Pkesicript|on3 Emertly Executed LIST! oq ! Parish or Dlstri


^Newsholmej ....r Tosside .........J Sawley


PaythomeJ Hi Gisburn, B,orh|


[Blmington I....J Bolton-by-Bowl Slaidbuin !.....| Newton ...i....J West Bradford Whitewell ..... iWaddington ..


Mitton ;..:J..... iBashall- Eaves Dnnsop Brjdgi


^Grindleton;...


iuj •TtJ


CLITHEROl Metho ! 9-3


CHIPPING.


— ■ ! 9 4 *i


TRHALLBY. -iP-'


HURST GR CHATBliw


9-3^


NOTE.-rThb fI il)ioridaf


FiU up page I Take yqurj


<If your identi^ «r it is in a very


I f you holt


to produce a fres can get your net


I fy o n b o lJ Office i)cforc20t|


Hxchequa 'balancjig| records


friendly a| •ofher reg


itfercnce I


LACES istinctidi^


NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED.


JBranch t ■pleasurei ■of the wi4


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