T 10 The Clitltcroc Advertiser it Times, March 20,1964 HOTHERSALL & FORREST \


PRIMROSE GARAGE AUSTIN & RILEY


(CLITHEROE) LTD-


WORSTON. Nr. CLITHEROE ' re Mrs. M. G. Rushton, Dec'd


HOTHERSALL & FORREST (tn con Junction with Messrs. INGHAM £ YORKE) have received instruction? to OfTor for Sale by Auotion tuning Sold Privately), on WEDNESDAY 8th APRIL, 1964, at 3 p.m„ ON ThV PREMISES, and Subject to tile Cnn ditions of Sale by Auction to he then produced,


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RILEY ELF SALOON Deposit £115-10-0


LEADERS IN SALES AND SERVICE Choose from our Comprehensive Slocks AUSTIN A60 DE LUXE


£574-10-5


AUSTIN A40 DE LUXE Deposit £120-13-9


36 months at £15-12-5 £598-13-9


AUSTIN 1100 DE LUXE Deposit £124-17-1


AUSTIN MINI SUPER Deposit £98-19-2


36 months at £16-5-4 £622-17-1


AUSTIN MINI VAN DE LUXE £387-0-0 Deposit £78-0-0


36 months at £16-18-11 36 months at £10-10-4 36 months at £13-8-2


£492-19-2 Dcnosit £151-15-5


The Freehold Cottaso Residence THE WILLOWS WORSTON


AUSTIN A l io OVERDRIVE £I051-16-3 Dennsit £210-16-3


AUSTIN A35 VAN DE LUXE MJ5-10-U Denosit £81-10-0


RILEY 1.5 SALOON Deposit £140-7-11


£,7,i ' 7"U


AUSTIN A55 VAN DE LUXE £551-7-(, Deposit £110-7-6


36 months at £10-11-1 36 months at £28-12-5 36 months at £11-0-7 36 months at £ 5-0-2 36 months at £19-1-8


/ I fn 't l ' l


BE WISE-BUY B.M.C. BACKED BY 12 MONTHS WARRANTY


ALL VEHICLES ARE DELIVERED DIRECT TO US FROM THE FACTORY BY TRANSPORTER A SELECTION OF OUR G U A R A N T E ^ U S E D ^ M ^ t t U D K ^


1963 VAUXHALL VICTOR DE LUXE £630


Deposit £126—36 months at £17-11-5 One owner, duo blue, 4 speed box


1962 MINI DE LUXE £395


Deposit £80—36 months at £10-19-8 One owner, 11,000 miles, heater, washers.


1961 CITROEN I.D. 19 £650


Deposit £130—36 months at £18-2-7 One owner, heater, fogs, washers, etc.


1961 MINI DE LUXE £335


Deposit £75—30 months at £10-16-8 Heater, washers, 24,000 miles only.


1961 JAGUAR 2.4 SALOON £860


Deposit £175—36 months at £23-17-9 Bronze, radio, overdrive, 18,000 miles


1960 MORRIS OXFORD TRAVELLER £470


Deposit £94—30 months at £15-13-4 Floor change, heater, covers, immaculate


£475


Deposit £95—30 months at £15-16-8 One owner, rccond. engine just lilted, unmarked


1961 AUSTIN A55 Van £285


Deposit £95—24 months at £9-17-11 One owner, bench seat, heater 1959 RILEY 1.5 SALOON £350


Deposit £70—30 months at £11-13-4


Grey, heater, washers, belts, excellent value


1958 STANDARD 10 GOLD STAR £195


Deposit £65—24 months at £6-15-5 Two owners only, green, heater, reverse light


1957 AUSTIN A35 ESTATE £175


Deposit £60—24 months at £5-19-10


Cream, recent exchange engine & gearbox. 1957 SUNBEAM 21 SALOON


Deposit £105 24 months at £ 1 0 ____ r ,n c _ v f3.!.nntlw it £10-18-9


IF IT’S GOOD ENOUGH FOR US TO SELL IT’S SAFE FOR YOU TO BUY — FROM —


PRIMROSE GARAGE (Clillieroe) WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


LTD.


WHERE YOU GET FIRST-CLASS SERVICEB Y FACTORY TRAINED SPECIALISTS Telephone Clitberoc 8 8 3 / 4 / 5 _____________________


T H O R N B E R S CLOGMAKERS


THE OLDEST FIRM IN THE TRADE IN CLITHEROE


Established 1892 at your service


FOR REPAIRS AND ALL FOOTWEAR REQUIREMENTS at


88 BAWDLANDS, CLITHEROE T. SILVERWOOD — J. BALSHAW


KINDLY REMEMBER SALE. TO- MORROW. SATURDAY. MARCH 21st. 1964. tor MESSRS. TODD BROS., CLAY HOUSE FARM. DOWN- HAM, near CLITHEROE.


21 HEAD OF CATTLE


FARM MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS


Also 2 Gascoigne Milk Units as advertised last week


SALE: 1 o'clock Implements, Cattle approx. 2 o'clock. Household Effects 2-30 (prompt start appreciated).


HIGHER ASKER HILL FARM GRINDLETON. nr. CLITHEROE


T. SILVERWOOD in conjunction with J. BALSHAW Will soli by AUC­ TION, for MRS. M. BRUCE.


Manufacturers o f Automobile, Aircraft and industrial Equipment. have a vacancy at their CLITHEROE FACTORY tor a


MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN


i f f S W S S 2 K . ' ^ M f i ! l 4 S S 5 S S S services.


interviews will be arranged at the Clitheroe Factory by appointment.


Please write in the jirst instance giving tail details of experience and age to.


LUCAS CAS TURBINE EQUIPMENT LIMITED Harsher Clough Works. Burnley ______ __


The Personnel Sunorvisor “ KEMPLE VIEW” BUNGALOWS, CLITHEROE BUILDER: J. MILLIGAN, BLACKBURN


The type of bungalow you are looking for and at prices to suit all “ BUYERS ’’


2 BEDROOMED BUNGALOW — £1,995 3 BEDROOMED BUNGALOW — £2,275


Fitted kitchens!! Decorated throughout! Central heating If required.


No Road Charges or Fancy Extras. Rural setting. Show Bungalow on view every Saturday/Sunday from 2 p,m.


WHERE ARE THEY? Left at the Castle (Parson Lane) and Left to the bottom of Henthom Road, Leading to these FABULOUS BUNGALOWS. Choose yours now. Low! Low! Deposits and no Mortgage worries.


SOLE SELLING AGENTS J. C. KYNASTON


AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS


RICHMOND CHAMBERS, RICHMOND TERRACE (SUDELL CROSS END) BLACKBURN


Tel. Blakewater 86858 and 86464 Seymours


Chimney Sweep Service


Initnciliale Attention


GARDEN ROTATOR ON HIRE Ring CLITHEROE 210 between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m- or write


7 Standen Road Clitheroe


IS YOUR TV AERIAL DOWN OR DAMAGED?


Then call for expert repairs. Trade enquiries invited.


3, Blackburn, 25 Hurtley St., jurnley. ~ ! j^ ^ i im le ^ 8 Z M


Why put up with damp uneven Floors ?


WHEN YOU CAN HAVE


Asphalt Floors AND. LINO TILING


JAMES BOLTON & Son


Estimates Free No obligation Consult


EANAM OLD WHARF, EANAM. 8LACKBURN


od all floor oroblems Telephones


Blakewater 4201s Evenings. Blakewater 85917


Published dj , PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS Limited. Clitheroe Advertiser and Times,


Market Place. Clitheroe. Tel. 407. And printed at Northjate. Blackburn. Tel. 4313.


London Office: 71 Tudor Street, E.C.4. ( i.......... ' t THEY ABE GOING TO


LORDS FOB THEIR


Start-rite SANDALS


5 MOOR LANE CLITHEROE


SATURDAY. MARCH 28th. 1964 13 HEAD OF CATTLE


1 B. & W. Bull Calf, 10 weeks; 1 Hereford—6 B. & W. Bull Calves. 3-4 months; 1 Hereford Heifer Calf. 3 months; 2 Ayr Heifers. 18 months; 1 R. Sc W. Cow due May; 1 B. & W. Cow duo April.


70 R.I.R.-L. Sussex Pullets; 90 Mark iv Pullets; 80 R.I.R.-L. Sussex Pullets point of lay, 4 Bantams.


(will have been Vaccinated) 160 L.S.-R.T.R. x Pullets on lay;


“ Free Range Poultry" 404 CHOICE POULTRY


conditioned 2 years), Kit che n Dresser; handy Kitchen Table: 4 Bentwood Chairs; Cyrus Price Iron Safe, 24 ins. x 17 ins. x 15 ins.; R.T. Barrow; 2 Shovels; Forks; Rakes; VESPA SCOOTER 1960, in good running order (licensed April 2nd, 1964); other sundries.


General Electric Refrigerator (re­ SALE: 1 o’clock


OTHER FIXTURES TO NOTE SATURDAY, APRIL 18th


Total Dispersal Sale for W. ROBIN­ SON. BRADDUP FARM, TALBOT BRIDGE. NEAR CLITHEROE.


SATURDAY, APRIL 25th


Total Dispersal Sale for H. BIRT- WELL, NEW FIELD FARM, CLIVI- GER. BURNLEY


WEDNESDAY. MAY 13th


ANNUAL MACHINERY AND IMPLE­ TMENTS SALE AT CLITHEROE.


o announce other bookings later. Auctioneers:


T. SILVERWOOD. 17. Chester Ave., Clitheroe. Tel. 228.


J. BALSHAW, Colborne House. Clitheroe. Tel. 1100.


C. SILVERWOOD (Evenings), Slaidburn 652.


Property is situate within the Village and enjoys an open prosne/t of Pendlc Hill from the rear it Comprises:—


This Compact and Well Apnointnri


small Conservatory attached: Dlnine Room: Kitchen and Larder. p011?


Hall: Lounge: Morning Room with


house range. Garden laid out to rear.


£70 (Rural Ratesl. coVacant Possession will bo given on


a Mains Water & Electricity; Drain mpletion '


Particulars and Permission to View may be obtained from:—


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers


Bank Salerooms, Clitheroc. (Tel. 95) INGHAM & YORKE


Standen Estate Office


Littlemoor, Clitheroe. (Tel. 1055) Vendors Solicitors:


Manchester. 1. (Tel. Cen. 7G91)


HOTHERSALL Sc FORREST will soil by Auction ON THE PREMISES at


LIMEFIELD THE SANDS. WHALLEY


on WEDNESDAY. 25th MARCH, at 1-30 p.m.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS


Refrigerator (4.3 cu. ft.): “ Fisher” Electric Washer; “ Mains " Electric Oven: several modern Electric Heaters: “ G.E.C. ” Portable Mains Radio; Phillips Mains Radio.


Oak Gate-leg Table; 4 Dining Chairs; Thrcc-piecc Suite in mo- quettc; Odd Easy Chairs: Lloyd Loom Chair; Folding Card Table (Vono type): Wooden Coal Scuttle; Various Clocks; Aneroid Barometer.


Mahogany Gate-leg Table; small


Base and Overlay; Mahogany Bed­ stead. 3' 6", with Sprung Overlay; Two Single Wardrobes; Two Dress­ ing Tables; Walnut Bedding Box; Night Commode.


Oak Bedstead, 3' 0", with Sprung


Mats: Half-Moon Rug and other Carpeting. Bedding. Domestic Uten­ sils, Crockery, etc. Garden Tools and many other useful items.


Wilton Rug and Two matching


On view: Tuesday. 24th March 2-30 p.m.—4-30 p.m.


Auctioneers’ Offices: Bank Salerooms, Clitheroc. (Tel. 95)


4. MONK STREET. A stone-built, terraced, Pr operty comprising:


FISHER & Co. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS.


A KING LANE, CLITHEROE TELEPHONE 257 \


CLITHEROE LITTLEMOOR ^


Bungalows now available cn the most desirable site in this part of


Freehold Semi-Detached'»use Sc


Lancashire. Elevated and entirely unspoilt


countryside, with the amenities of Clithcroe only a few minutes away. Several ready for early occupation. We will be pleased to supply full details on request.


S Several nice Terraced Cottages and


Full particulars on request. GISBURN


emi-Detached Houses available.


Stone-built Cottage. 4 Rooms, In­ side W.C. In very fine condition. R.V. £25


Several Sound Businesses for sale. Full particulars on request.


of any description you should, in your own interest, consult:—


Land and Estate Agents 4, King Lane, Clitheroe


FISHER & CO. Tel. 257


MALCOLM H. SKIDMORE Auctioneer & Valuer


The Grange, Hollificld Skipton, Yorks. Tel. Hellificld 22C


FORTHCOMING SALES o Tuesday, April 7tli. Collective Sale Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. (Tel. 95)


Stock Snle for Mr. J. E. Sanderson, Blakey Hall Farm, Colne.


f Furniture at Hellifield Auction Mart. Entries by March 31st.


Complete Dispersal Sale of Cattle, Poultry, Implements and Hay.


BLAKEY HALL FARM RED LANE, COLNE


MALCOLM H. SKIDMORE Auctioneer & Valuer


having received Instructions from Mr. J. E. Sanderson will offer for sale by public auction upon the premises on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25th, the whole of his valuable stock, viz.:—


38 Hoad of Ayrshire Tvdd Cattle viz!: 12 Cows recently calved; 6 Cows due April: 3 Cows due May l Jersey Cow due May; i cow in milk due July; 2 Cows due August


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers & Estate Asents


SALES BY PRIVATE TREATY By George Middleton (Senior)


FREEHOLD BUNGALOW, No. 9, Balmoral Avenue. CUtheroe. Com- nrlscs Hall, Lounge. 2 Bedrooms, Rnthroom, all modern Kitchen. R^m for Garage. R.V. £58. Annual


session. ______


FREEHOLD DWELLING - HO USE with Vacant Possession, No. 18,


Alhert Street. Low Moor. In cx- ceUcnt condition. Living Room,


in milk; 2 Cows in milk due Sept.: 1 B. Sc W. Cow geld in milk* 2 Geld Cows; 2 B .Sc W. HeiferStirW 6R.& W. Heifer Stirks tU


52 Thornbcr *104 Pullets in fun lay.


Implements: 1945) Ferguson t v o Tractor; Fordson Tractor iJt-i’n- Mowing j-lnrdl: Bamford Mowaq scrap


Fertiliser DlstributSrm Bamford Manure Spreader: Bamford Side Delivery; Lister Blacksion?Raking Machine; Tractor Swoop with «•


Mach nc: Bamiord i™ mi" Mortgage. ______


BSoon s Outsldo Water Toilet. All Mains Services. Rateable Value £20. £10° Deposit. Balance on


fitting Room, above are 2 Wednesday, March 25th. Farm When buying or selling property


Vestibule; Sitting Room. mod. tile range; Living Kitchen, white porce­ lain sink, parlour range; and Larder on the Ground Floor. Red composi­ tion floors. Two large Bedrooms above. Yard with W.C. and Coal- store and a useful Wooden Shed. Mains Services. Annual Rates pay­ able: £12 13s. 6d. Vacant Posses­ sion.


ito.d, WOONE LANE. A Terracod


Dwellinghouse with Garage. This stone-built Property comprises: Hallway: Sitting Room: Living Room; Kitchen fitted white porce­ lain sink (li. Sc c. water). On the Upper Floor: Three Bedrooms and Bathroom furnished with Bath and Washbasin. Basement Wash-house (services laid on) and W.C. Large Wood and Asbestos Garage in Yard. Mains Services. Annual Rates pay­ able: £16 Us. 6d. Vacant Posses­ sion.


No. 8. DERBY STREET. A roomy stone-built, end terrace Dwelling- house comprising: Sitting Room,


Living Kitchen and Larder on the Ground Floor and Two Bedrooms above. In Long Yard at rear is a brick-built former Bakehouse (22 ft x 11 ft.) internally, which would make excellent Garage or Work­ shop. Outside W.C. Current Rates payable £11 4s. 3d. Vacant Posses­ sion.


No. 25, HENTHORN ROAD. A'com- pact stone-built, terraced Dwelling- house comprising: Vestibule with


above. Yard and usual Offices. Mains Services. Current Rates pay­ able: £11 4s. Od. Vacant Possession.


dazed panel inner door; Sitting Room, tile range; Living Kitchen and Larder. Two large Bedrooms


No. 31, NELSON STREET. LOW MOOR. A roomy stone-built Pro­ perty containing: Sitting Room,


tile range; Living Kitchen. Two Bedrooms above. Yard and usunl Offices. Mains Services. Current Rates payable: £10 4s. 9d. Vacant possession.


To view apply:— Included arc: " Tricity ” Vogue


MESSERS. FOYSTERS 28. Princess Street


go to Septic Tank. Rateable Value.


properties for sale in CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


A Modern Semi-Detached CHALET- BUNGALOW with GARAGE, of in- D triguing design.


■


Accommodation: Ha l l ; spacious Lounge looking out on open field; rdeely appointed Kitchen (stainless steel sink unit); Bathroom half- tiled furnished three-piece Suite; a Ground Floor Bedroom. On the Tinner Floor are Two Bedrooms, Cylinder Airing Cupboard and Stor-


No. 15. LANGSHAW DRIVE


Bedrooms and Bathroom with \vr Brick-built Garage and Wash­


■/' • - T a .L.P-A'-' . auctioneers, 'valuers and estate agents


BANK SALEROOMS ♦ . CL I THEROE '-'i'r-


' TEL: 95 OR EVENINGS.'-755 ,.. Billington, Nr. Whalley


The Detaohod Residence WARWICK HOUSE BILLINCTON


mis well maintained Double-fronted ornDcrty enjoys extensive views over


property th(j Rlbbl0 valley. Accommodation:— ,


?fSimee 2T 6” x 13' O' ): Mod. f f i fen : Larder: Four Double Bed- K t rooms; Bathroom & W.C.


Hall: Three Reception Rooms Garage


which allows for ample Garden wn areas, Lawn and Orchard.


On a Sito of 30 yds. x 60 yds.


Mains Services. Rateable Value: 5 a £112 (Rural Rates)


Vacant Possession on completion


particulars and^Pcrmission to View HOTHERSALL & FORREST


B a n k Salerooms, Clitheroe. (Tel. 95) Auctioneers St Estate Agonts


NEW ARCHITECT DESIGNED DETACHED RESIDENCE


Magnificent situation on outskirts oi CLITHEROE


3 double bedrooms all with coloured wash hand basins, half-tiled bath­ room, sep. w.c., entrance hall with small fitted cloaks, off, 23' lounge— French window leading to south lacing garden, large kitchen and d i n e t t e . Undercover from the kitchen is a double garage, workshop and fuel store. Background central heating and many other useful features. Vacant Possession.


nec space. A Central Heating System operated from '' Parkray ” Slow Com- hiistion Stove in Lounge provides ch Radiators about the premises. The Garago with direct drive-in from highway is incorporated in main structure.


Harden area with small Greenhouse


Is laid out to rear. Mains Services, current Rates payable: £47 15s. 6d. FREEHOLD. Vacant Possession.


THE d e t a c h e d bungalow. t ”rosedene." r a d e c l i f f e STREET. A splendidly appointed Property comprising: Central Hall; Lounge, bay window, new range; Un-to-datc Dining Kitchen, stain­ less steel sink unit, cupboards with formica working tops, range of wall cupboards; Three Bedrooms; Bath­


iroom Sc W.C. Partial Central Heat­


Garden area. Ma i n s Sendees. Annual Chief Rent: £6. Current Rates: £41 18s. 6d. Vacant Posses­


ng System installed. Garage. Good sion. \---------


No. G, LITTLEMOOR ROAD CLITHEROE


A terraced Property overlooking tire Rlbblesdale School Playing Field from the rear. It has been carefully maintained and comprises: Vesti­ bule; Hallway; Sitting Room, tile range; Living Room, new tile range: Kitchen, white porcelain sink (h. Sc c water). Above are Front Bedroom with Electric Fire inset: Rear Bed­ room fitted with inbuilt Wardrobe and cylinder airing cupboard and Bathroom furnished with Bath and Washbasin. New W.C. and Coalstore in concreted Yard at rear. Mains Services. Annual Ground Rent: £1 Is. Od. Annual Rates payable: £13 13s. Od. Vacant Possession on completion.


fr The immaculately maintained


7, PEEL PARK AVENUE CLITHEROE


An easily run layout provides 3 bed­ rooms, half-tiled bathroom, sep. w.c.. hall, lounge with connecting glazed doors to dining room, superbly equipped kitchen. Gar ag e , etc. Vacant Possession on completion of purchase. We emphasise the ex­ cellent condition of this property.


Full particulars and viewing by appointment only with:—


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gate, Clitheroe


Tho pleasantly situated Semi- Detached Residence


132, PIMLICO ROAD CLITHEROE


3 bedrooms, bathroom, sep. w.c., hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, etc. Detached Garage. Gardens front and rear. Vacant Possession. Reasonably priced.


Full details:—


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gate, Clithcroe


The modern compact Semi-Detached Residence


35, GARNETT ROAD CLITHEROE


Healthy situation and a labour saving layout of 2 bedrooms, 3-plece bathroom. 21' lounge, with dining recess, fitted kitchen, etc. Room for garage. Many features.


Full details and to view:— F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gate. Clitheroe


22, MONTAGUE STREET CLITHEROE


A stone built terraced house in a pleasant position. The accommoda­ tion of good proportions comprises 2 bedrooms, sitting room, living room, kitchen, larder, etc. Outside low flush w.c. and fuel store. Annual rates payable £12 13s. 6d. Vacant Possession. Attractively decorated.


Further details:—


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gate. Clitheroc


13, RIBHFIELD ROAD CLITHEROE


A compact terraced cottage with 2 bedrooms, bathroom, sitting room, living room, kitchen, etc. Annual rates £12 15s. Od.


Full particulars:—


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gate, Clitheroe


uSn? Charge £5 10s. Od. New con­ dition throughout. Deposit £200. Balance on Mortgage. Vacant Pos­


BUSINESS FOR SALE CLITHEROE


GROCERY', GREENCROCERY AND MIXED


Excellent turnover. Living accom­ modation comprises 2/3 bedrooms, living room/kltchen. Garage. Pro­ perty on reasonable rental.


Full details:—


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castlo Gate, Clitheroe


enrFHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, No. Fino WiaUoy Road. Clttheroe. Com­ b se s Sitting Room, Lobby, Diving V scullery. Above are 4 Bcd-


wS-ccl of Land suitable for Poultry 5 “ Market Gardening. Rateable value £27. All Main Services. £200


Good Basement. Outside


TR°lmlngton, Cl? t l i er oe. Lancs, gipidty 5 bays. 10 wagons.


Deposit! Balance on Mortgage. , rT Bridge End Garages,


Knife Stand; Wheelbarrow- Pnsts: Larch Kails: Pig stoci°W'm„2f;ir


Forks, sundry small tt»l\ etc •


fence: Vcrsco ElcctrlcBollVt^Atvm- son Hay Blower. 10-h n sell separately); AluminhJtor it0 tending Ladder; L st™ 'r !.*„ a ,n


Separator Draining Rods? umod Garage; Cart: 20 BoUle ri'„, Cow Buckets; TVO t™ es' Stand: fl-gal L Vtk. n.nk nn!


"chick Measuring Bucket chick Honn’?rV ? icct,rno


Surplus Household Furnitn.i, ..i> • tables; stand chairs-!! iUre* X


hoard; electric geyser PflSS0; s £5* Wardrobe; and ■ Milking SmSck1”6'


L^ 2 lngs; Singer


toVieUPoir?X' 250 bales well got hoy Sale 12 noon


H Terms „„„


Further details Iron) « .. The Gran8\ , r ; r


^ t o w floor cover-


fireplaces of Distinction


COR PARTICULAR people ,f,° mvWTMORLAN D GREEN


• See tho superb examples at n n r K ’ S


to LET Small Cottage. Vacant TP. riEastford Place. Low Moor.


SendccsTOutslde Water Closet. Bedroom. All Mains


C , further particulars of tho above Middleton (Senior),


rntliCToe Comprising Li y 1 n g Room A b o v e 1


Fo:»,.r*S«s and permission to viow jircporties


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


stock at 11-30 a.m.


MONDAY NEXT. March 23rd Weekly Sale of Calves and Fat-


TUESDAY NEXT, March 24th (Old Fair)


show is expected, including 10 H.B. (two-shear) Mule Ewes in iamb and 14 H.B. (two-shear) Ewes with lambs at foot from Mr. S. Wood.


Annual Sale of All Classes of Store Sheep at 11 a.m. when a good


WEDNESDAY NEXT, Maroh 25th c Prize Sale of Local and North-


FRIDAY, April 3rd (No sale March 27th)


Store Cattle at 11 a.m. when a good show will be on offer.


oOTHER SPRING SALES f In-calf and Store Cattle


May 1st and 8th. Early entries solicited. Schedules


on application. J. W. MARSHALL,


Tel. 325. LOST


[.LOST. 9 sheep, red on shoulder and "a e f* 0" ' — w,’son' Te1, Chatburn


Secretary. Fridays, April 10th, 17th. 24th, Special Prize Sale of In-calf and Wreaths. Bouauets. Cut Flowers, eto,


A. PEARCE AND SON. Chatburn Nurseries (near Pandle Hotel) Tel. Chatburn 230


Residence: 29. Tower Hill. Clltheroe Members ot Toleflower


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


“ TELEFLOWER SERVICE u


Church Brow Gardens TEL. CLITHEROE 298


I FUNERAL SERVICE BLACKBURN 4042 ACCRINGTON 32641


SCALES aiTHEROE 345


a.m. followed each week by Store Sheep. The next sale of Store Pigs will be held on April 8th.


ountry Ncwly-calvcd Cattle at 11


KING STREET WHALLEY


Tel. Whalley 3248 (Day or Night)


G. CALVERLEY — & SONS, LTD. —


Chatburn Road, Clithcroe Complete Funeral Directors


CHAPEL OF REST


ON THE PREMISES Service—Day and Night


Tel: 297 DAY; 1017 NIGHT RESIDENCE:


48 YORK STREET CLITHEROE


THOSE we serve know


that we use e f fi c ie n t business methods, base charges on accurate costing, and allow a 5 nor cent, discount for prompt pay­ ment.


eehold Semi-Detached Residence


Further details and to view:— F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gate. Ciitheroc


Tile soundly constructed and well maintained Semi-Detached Residence


48, PARK AVENUE CLITHEROE


Tlie well planned and tastefully decorated accommodation comprises 3 bedrooms, bathroom, sep. w.c., entrance hall, lounge, dining room, large and well fitted kitchen, larder, wash-house, fuel store. Room for garage. Annual rates payable £41 8s. lid. Vacant Possession.


A property of quality built by local tradesmen in 1957.


Full details and to view:— F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gate, Clitheroe


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. ESTATE AGENTS A VALUERS


1-3, CASTLE GATE, CUTHEROE. T£t> 10IL


EVENINGS 1016


In the pioturosque village of WADDINGTON


NEW FREEHOLD SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS


. Superbly constructed by Local Tradesmen


2 & 3 BEDROOMS


ALMOST READY FOR OCCUPATION Full details:—


F. W. L. STEELE & CO.


1-3. Castle Gate, Clitheroe WEST BRADFORD


NEW SEMI-DETACHED 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOWS


FREEHOLD


CENTRALLY HEATED DECORATED


MAXIMUM MORTGAGE FACILITIES PRICE: £2,700


Full details:—


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. 1-3, Castle Gato, Clithoroc


She Sto&etfoud


48, PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE


MEMBERS OF INTERFLORA ’Phone Clitheroe 183 (Day and Night)


tor


WREATHS :: BOUQUETS CUT FLOWERS IS PLANTS


Personal attention given to all orders


Morning and Afternoon: Coffee, Tea and Blsouits served


ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


HITCHEN.—The relatives of the late Jane Hitchen wish to thank all friends and neighbours for kind


recent time of sorrow. —26, Well Terrace, Clitheroe.


expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received during th eir


HOLGATE. — Mr. E. Holgate and family wish to thank all relatives


and friends, also the many organi­ sations for their help, kind ex­ pressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in their sad bereavement. —Standen Hey, Clitheroe.


HOUGHTON.—The family of the late Teresa Houghton wish to


thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expres­ sions of sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent time of sorrow.


RAWLINSON.—The relatives of the late Mrs. Grace Rawllnson wish to


thank all friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sym­ pathy and floral tributes received in their bereavement. Also the matron and staff of Christony Nursing Home for their kindness. —27. Victoria Street, Clitheroc.


SMAL L EY. — Mrs. Smalley and family express sincere thanks to all r e l a t i v e s , neighbours. Rev. A.


Gaunt, workmates at the Electricity Board. WlUteblrk, and all other friends for floral tributes received and kindness shown during their time of sorrow. Also the medical and nursing staffs at Victoria Hospital. Blackpool, and at the Royal Infirmary. Blackburn, for their kindness. —65, Woonc Lane, Clltheroe.


TATTERSALL.—Mrs. Tattersall and Mr. and Mrs. Hulland desire to ex­ press their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received in their time of sorrow. Also tho family doctor and the Rev. A. K. Bisbrown for their kind attention. —11, Union Street, Low Moor.


WILKINSON.—Mr. G. W. Wilkinson and family wish to thank all rela­ tives, friends and neighbours for kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent time of sorrow. Also the doctor for his kind attention. —80, Hayhurst Street. Clitheroc.


PROPERTY FOR SALE CLITHEROE—PARK AVENUE


Superior well-built Semi in first- class residential area convenient to town centre, with spacious accom­ modation comprising: ENTRANCE VESTIBULE; WIDE ENTRANCE HALL with Cl o a k s Cupboard: LOUNGE with bow bay; DINING ROOM with large square bay win­ dow: KITCHEN: THREE GOOD BEDROOMS: HALF-TILED BATH­ ROOM; SEP. W.C. REAR VESTI­ BULE giving covered access to Pantry and Inside Wash-house. DE­ TACHED GARAGE. All Mains Ser­ vices. Rates payable £47 15s. 6d. p.a. Ground Rent £2 17s. 8d. Small easily managed gardens to three sides and good concrete drive and paths. V.P. Detailed particulars from:—


MORTIMER. GORSE & ROSS 22/23, Richmond Terraoc


Blackburn (Tels,: 6246 & 7659) " PENDLE CLOSE1


*


CLAREMONT AVENUE CLITHEROE


Open porch with tiled floor and oak iron-studded front door, square entrance hall with wrought iron balustrade staircase, through lounge cum dinette with French windows to patio and rear garden, kitchen with stainless steel sink unit and fitted cupboards, four bedrooms, bathroom, separate W.C. Central heating, garage, wash-house, tool shed, garden areas. Long term leasehold Ground Rent £9 6s. Od. p.a.


For further particulars and viewing apply:—


Padiham Estate Asency, 13a, Church Street, Padiham. Tel Padiham 71193 or Nelson 62893 (after 6 o.m.)


Ellis & Sons. 459, Lord Street, Southport. Tel. Southport 5195*


or IN MEMORIAM


PAINTER WOOD, Good Cottage, two Bedrooms, Lounge, Kitchen, fine


views.—Tel. WhnYlcy 3369. CAME ASTRAY


CAME ASTRAY, one horned hogg, owner can have same by describing


marks.—S. Dixon, Wallace House, Grindleton.


WM. LANGSHAW


AND SONS LTD. (R. CHEW)


FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED


CREMATIONS ARRANGED CHAPEL OF REST


ON THE PREMISES PERSONAL SERVICE


NUTTER.—In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and granny, who


—From all the family, Gisburn.


died March 23. 1963. Loved and remembered always.


ROBINSON.—In loving memory of a dear father and grnndad. who passed away on March 17. 1963. A day to remember, sad to recall, Without farewell, you left us all. —From all at Paa Farm.


TURNER.—In loving memory of my dear wife, Mary Elizabeth Turner, who died March 22. 1963. She left us quietly, her thoughts unkown.


—From her husband George, 33, Brownlow Street, Clitheroe.


But she left a memory proud to own.


THANKS


MRS. ADAMSON would like to ex­ press thanks to relatives and


friends, the Rev. H. and Mrs. Horne, Mothers' Union, Women's Fellowship and Sunshine Band, for the lovely flowers, cards and gifts received during her stay in hos­ pital.


TO LET


TO LET. May to Sept.. Furnished seml-Detnchcd.—Write Box No. D.6, Advertiser and Times.


4-BERTH CARAVAN to let. near Blackpool. — Enquiries: 79, West


View, Clitheroe. Tel. 752.


ANSLOW & WEST (JOINERS) LTD.


Complete Funeral Directors


THE LAST TRIBUTE ARRANGED WITH d ig n it y


PERSONAL SERVICE Chapel of Rest Available


Tel. Clithcroe 593 (DAY OR NIGHT)


2, Mcarley Street, Clithcroe BIRTHS


EARNSHAW.—On March 13, 1964, at Woolwich Maternity Hospital, to Priscilla


Michael, a daughter. Elizabeth Daphne.


( n e e Schooling) and ___________________


HOLGATE (nee Leoce).—On March 16, 1964. at Bromley Meade Mate)- nltv Home, to Gordon and Linda,


21st BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS


SANDERSON.—Love and best wishes Derek on your 21st birthday, March


—From Mother and Father.______ ENGAGEMENT


LYNCH—KERR. — Congratulations to Bridie and Tony on your engage-


ment.


—Congratulations from both fami­ lies.


, . DEATHS


BENNETT.—On March 18. 3964 (in hospitali. Mary Ann. the beloved wife of the late Eli Bennett, of 90, St. Paul's Street. Low Moor. Clith­ eroe. aged 87 years. Service in St. Paul's Church, Low Moor, at 1-45 p.m., prior to interment at Chth- croc Cemetery on Monday, March 23. at 2-30 p.m.


—Inq., Bennett. Clithcroe. Tel. 582. , „ „


CUTLER.—On March 17. 1964 (sud­ denly), at 2, St. Paul’s Terrace. Low Moor Clltheroc, Frederick, the be­ loved husband of Stella Cutler, aged 39 years. Requiem Mass will be offered in S.S. Michael and John's Church at 10 a.m.. prior to inter­ ment at Clithcroe Cemetery on Friday, March 20. R.I.P.


—Inq., Bennett, Clitheroe. Tel. 582.


HITCHEN. — On Friday, March 13. 1964 (in hospital), Jane, the dearly


March 17. —Inq.. Calverley. Funeral Directors, CUtheroe. Tel. 297/1017.


loved wife of the late Albert Hitchen, 26. Well Terrace. Clitheroe. aged 84 years. Interment was at Clitheroe Cemetery on Tuesday,


HOUGHTON.—On Saturday. March 14. 1964. at 6, Btlsberry Terrace. Hurst Green, Teresa, the dearly loved wife of the late Peter Hough­ ton, aged 83 years. Interment was at St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Hurst Green, on Wednesday, March 18. —Inq., Calverley. Funeral Directors, Clitheroe. Tel. 297/1017.


SEWELL.—On March 15. 1964 (in hospital), Frederick Stephen, aged


91 years, the beloved husband of the late Margaret Sewell, of 23. Wilson Street. Clitheroe. Inter­ ment was at Clitheroe Cemetery, yesterday. March 19. 1964. —Inq.. The Scales Funeral Service, Tel. Clitheroe 345.


SMALLEY.—On March 12, 1964 (in hospital), John William, aged 59 years, the dearly loved husband of Hilda Smalley, of 65, Woonc Lane, Clitheroe. Cremation was at Plcas- ington on Tuesday last. —Inq., The Scales Funeral Service. Tel. Clitheroe 345.


WHITTAKER.—On March 15. 1964 (suddenly, in hospital). Ada, for


28 years of “ Littlccroft,” Station Road. Whnlley, the dearly loved daughter of the late. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. B. Whittaker, of Low Moor and Clitheroe. in her 75th year. Funeral from the Chapel of Rest, 42. Abbey Street. Accrington, to­ day. Friday, at 2 p.m.. prior to interment at Whalley New Ceme­ tery. —Inq., Alan Parker. Tel. Whalley 3201._____________________________


WILKINSON. — On Monday, March 16. 1964, at 80, Hayhurst Street. Clitheroe, Bertha, the dearly loved wife of George W. Wilkinson, aged 75 years. Cremation was at Accring­ ton Crematorium on Thursday,


March 39. —Inq., Calvcrley. Funeral Directors,


Clltheroe. Tel. 297/1017.


WILSON.—On March 17. 1964 (in hospital), Sarah Jane, aged 79 years, the beloved wife of the late Duke Edwin Wilson, of 41, Victoria St r e e t , CUtheroe. Service and cremation at Skipton today, Friday, 11 a.m. —Inq.. The Scales Funeral Service. Tel. Clitheroc 345.


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