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The Western Morning News PLYMOUTH, EXETER, TRURO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1946. PLYMOUTH AREA EDITION THREE-HALFPENCE. by signature THS. 3 at V'TEit. (Mv John Collcutt 112 16 to Thelma, ni tewav 0 15, rt a broUlt Aug.

10, to ls of Mrs. and the liL eU of Yealmoton. Is. ri LO, i a -'ance Weaving lA'ft. of the late vva of The Glebe.

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ra! service at St. tfrHlt at't- iton Torquay, on OPOrgV, 74! St' ea tne house at Maw Church, Ex Pt A' at Royal f'ti Hospital, Hannah I PrPb Gabriel Exot fi" Cathedra. -n t'! rer Interment l2 14 Mary Ann. Newton Abbot, be- Vtvi lea" arr: ett Fiineral Today house Two for 'rldS? Aug. at Of of (lie late James 3 ndaie.

Torrinaton. at Monday. leaving k'a Ca urch 2.. A 15 8 Chapel- J. widow of the Vfe a Martin, aged 82 IIjCJ-SiJlotiri, a Church, pyi 11 Aug.

15. at Prince of Plymouth Edith. Oe- ran cis Millman. of Do Funeral Sunday. 2 .40 on Cemetery No A'ju.

1.5. at Shuffley. Pi Joseph. aired 70. 3 nio, Interment at WBBn fVie lircllv ard on Monday.

vSrl" please accept this Funeral Today. 2 30. Aug. 16. Richard Funeral Sunday.

en 2 P.m. Ails. 15. at 5. vV kp Charles Edward.

SfciV, a' v' and Sons. Pd tPri of Edna darir: of Marearet SSf kik JJiev Ber-. l. sheila, and lee service at St Chad's An? 19. 'ti np nce to Plymouth Old lf vr ln olir jra end of time." i Sf on A tic; 15.

Charles ft aw 41 -ears. Edwin ar.d Sarah VK ij. 130 sadly missed by his fs. We know that it I 1 amon? the very eood. 2" memory of my and our dad.

who 13, 1942 From memory of my dear 1 pass awa.v lovlr.e memory of VW'i 11 Passed away Aue. 17. iwN tpd by stan Esme lovin? remembrance of Pearce. solicitor, -f hBnd of Dorothy and Joarl and Gvrald who ta oi a at the White Hart )' W' Ails. 17.

1941 TOjCp aao today TVhr cai'ed away. oar an never chance tk 50 clear: vtt. t't'er every day 5 0" always near. ays in mv thouahts lovlna memory of V. iff of Ellas Ellas.

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of Ply- Aua. 18. 1945 SHANKS. E. Cockr.am and Cross.

Winkleigh. hv nc A relatives and jJ-H a tid and messages -f flora! tributes fam of the late Mrs. BVs. friends for floral ow. brother, and uta Mtv Hawkins wish.

lett a. relatives and atirl of sympathy and who attended Mox and a mi! of Strif Of t-hanv Parre wish to tender Sv ttinafi for thp many ex- hy shown to them Jv'Oai to all those who foNi- hii tes a rt the beauti- Godol- POPHAMS. Ply. frN'h -A Te! PoDhams. ON.

Sunrlav, and mmoll 2204 PLYMOUTH fc RECTORS. ll th ON MASONS Us 'L t0 arrange every bftv ni bereaved. Ch ape: To, Mortuaries Plvmoutb S. a PUNERAL apel of Repose SbNion Director. and i ap(l of Reoose.

2 Nortb Road i FXFTF.F Wl School hp.i ev Altitude rounds. 12 inS Th ou stop. PERSONAL. WHITE JAMES ROBERTSON CLARK WHITE, who resided la PLYMOUTH from 1927 to 1933 at 35. Tracy Sueet.

and otner addresses. wIU hear of something to his advantage on communicating with ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL St HARLEY 18. Duke Street EDINBURGH. Any person having information as to the whereabouts of Mr. While Is requested to communicate with the firm Will any person having knowledge of Alfred Haddy and Florence Haddy or their respiective kin, children of Alfred Haddy 1916) and Jessie Haddy formerly Barnett and later Williams who at one time resided at 45.

Beaummt Street Liverpool and 92. Cambridge Street Plymouth, please communicate with Mr. T. R. McCready Solicitor.

4. St. Lawrence Road, Plymouth. MEN ARE it's what tfcey are equal to that counts! EvtD so. whilst you may have ability, it would be wise to remember that in many walks of life good appearance influences success.

If you appreciate this you should periodically consult MILLBAY, The Specialist Cleaners of Clothes. SERVICE 8t CO The Leading Ironmongers, Builders, Plumbers, and Decorators' Merchants in the West, are the Largest Stockists of Everything they Advertise in this Octogan. PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 60032. FURTHER SUPPLY of the new -A BIRO Pen will be available 101.

Tavistock Road. PLYMOUTH. JACQMAR, Grape-Vine print, VIGNOBLES for Summei bold pattern of leaves ahd vines in broad bands of colour on white Rayon and 2 coupons per at 16. Grosvenor Street. LONDON W.l.

SLEEPING BADLY? You cant CP keep fit if jaded nerves prevent proper seep. Build up and restore your nerves with a regular teaspoonful of Tonergetnc. the delicious newtonic. Stimulates your spirits and brings lasting health and energy. a bottle from chemists only.

We gladly refund your money if not delighted with results. Plymouth Co-op. Soc. Pharmacies, i All Branches). LAUNDRY SERVICE at ITS VERY BEST! SEYMOUR LAUNDRY LIMITED.

Distinctive Launderers. Cromwel! Road. PLYMOUTH 3752. Regular and Dependable Service Each Week and Every Week to All Parts of the City We now call every Wednesday Marsh Peverell Districts ALL-IN" DEALERS Officers- Uniforms. (We are licensed Government Buyers Sellers) Also Masonic and Buffalo Goods, include Regalia.

Jewels Books. Cases. Tylers. Secretaries and Executors' business Jewellery Watches Bracelets. Old Gold Antiques.

(Sovereigns, 40s 3d Binoculars, Razors. Lighters. Cameras. Fountain Pens, Mathematical and Nautical Goods. Musical Instruments, All Civilian Clothing and Sports and Riding items Fine prices for High- Quaiity Articles.

Buyers and Sellers (Wholesale and Retail) Fancy Dresses and Gents- Dress Suits (Hire or Sale) GOLDMAN'S "All-in" Store, OCTAGON. Plymouth. Established 100 years 'Phone: Ply. 2745. TETHBRIDGES (established 1800).

Admiral's Locker. 35. Union Street. PLYMOUTH are 1n a position to supply TEAKWOOD FOLDING TABLES and CHAIRS Also RELICS and CURIOS f'om Old Ships Head Office and Works- The Cooperage Sutton Wharf Plymouth. ADDER BRACKETS.

To take TU planks up to 18" wide, light, 3 positions, at per pair. Heavy ladder with rungs 9" centres, at per pair. HENRY LAWRY. LTD The City Ironmongers. St John's Road, PLYMOUTH.

'Phone 4182. NEW CARS Deliveries art oeing made in strict rotation, the position being that the longer you leave the ordering of your new car. the longer it will be before you get delivery. Don't delay get In touch wrth Vf. MUMFORD The Lead.

Ing Motor People ABBEY GARAGE, phone PLYMOUTH 3481 STEEL CONSTRUCTION for Factories and Other Send your enquiries to FREDK. BRABY CO. Palace Street. PLYMOUTH. TeleDhone; Plymouth 2261 SOMETHING to sing about well, perhaps that is exaggerating, but you wiil find the LUXTCAB service prompt, courteous, and 2838.

Falmouth 913 RING Dev. 437 for PRINTING and Stationery for al! HIORXS MILLER (Successors 40. Devonport. MOORLAND LINKS HOTEL, YELVERTON. Tel.

345 RA C. and AA. Fully Licensed. Open to Non-Residents. Modern.

Centrally Heated. Terms on application. DANCING TONIGHT (And Every Saturday Night). Bto 11.30 Dinner (8 p.m.) and Dance, Dancing Only. Uniform or Evening Dress Essential.

Please Bonk Tables Early. Proprietors: Moorland Links Hotel Ltd. AGA COOKERS. Authorized Sales and Service Distributors- Tracks (1926). CAMBORNE 2241.

RADIO VALVES, including Milliard Red Over 2.000 Valves and all other Accessories In Stock Radio Repairs by skilled Mechanics HEATH CO New Showrooms 33. Princess Sauare PLYMOUTH THE Lucky Driver Is the person carefully taueht at the MOTOR TRAINING CENTRE Drake Circus, Plymouth Blanches- Exeter. Barnstaple, and Newton Abbot. VfTORRY IS LIKE A ROCKING HORSE: it keeps on going, but it gets yon nowhere Maybe you're worrying because your new Clothing Coupons won't cover al! your requirements. But why worry? Get your new Shoes new Hosiery-, and Underwear.

MTLLBAY. The Specialist Cleaners of Clothes, will solve your other problems! PUBLIC NOTICES MINISTRY OF FOOD. plympton st. Mary food control committee In consequence of a change' of ownership, persons registered with Hodge Son. of 10, Mayo, near Plymouth for rationed foods.

Will have their registrations auto- maticallv transferred to the new proprietor. Mr. F. Morey. 10.

Noss Mayo, near Plymouth, unless appli- I cation for transfer to another trader is made at the Food Office before Saturday. Slst August, 1946 PERCY LOOSEMORE. Food Executive Officer. Food Office. 8, Bormgdon Villas.

15th August. 1946. OH (lES DARTMOOR SHEEPBREEDERS' FLOCK BOOK ASSOCIATION. The 23rd Annual SHOW and SALE of 118 Registered Rams and Ram Lambs will be held in the SOUTH BRENT SALE FIELD on TUESDAY. AUGUST 27tn at 1 p.m.

This is the Hardy Breed that needs No Hand Feeding; produces Early Fat Lambs; Heavy Carcases of Lean, Juicy Flesh: and Ewes shear from 14 to 20 lbs. of First Grade Wool with average from greasy to scoured of 68 to Catalogue's (price (id.i from the Secretary, Herboro. South Brent. Devon. Preliminary Notice: The above Association will also hold a Show Sale at Tavistock on Wednesday.

September 11th. details of which will be published later. HILDA M. HADDON. The Furniture will give you all assistance in the selection of your new Oak Mahogany OFFICE FURNITURE, comprising: Desks with self-locking drawers.

Typist Desks. Office Tables, and Filing Cabinets of Pre-War Craftsmanship We are sole stockists for Devon and Cornwall of England's Leading Office Furniture Manufacturer. Complete House Furnishers. "York" House. 71, Cobourg Street.

PLYMOUTH. Telephone Plymouth 2149. BARBERS, of GEORGE STREET. NOW TEN THE CRESCENT. PLYMOUTH Still at Your Service Everything for Men's and Boys' eaf 'Phone 3775 A HUUDV Ltd 'a Metal and Wood Shop Front' 'or al' P'vmouth.

54H: STREET. AMUSEMENTS PALACE THEATRE. NEXT WEEK. 6.0 TWICE NIGHTLY. 8.10.

BERNARD DELFONT Presents "I DON'T MIND IF I Starring JACK TRAIN, Renowned B.BC Impressionist from the Famous Broadcasting Feature 1.T.M.A., supported by JOSIE FEARON and CHARLES GILLESPIE. Famous Radio and Stage Vocalists. GEOFFREY WARNER, Comedian. AND FULL ALL-STAR CAST. Booking Offices Open Daily.

10 pm. 'Phone: Current Week. 5548; Advance Bookings. 4383 THE AT ReTroY AL, EXETER. Licensee Gen.

C.Gwtiltam Mat. Today at 2.30. Tonight at 7. H. M.

Tennerit Ltd. John C. Wilson present PRIVATE LIVES London's Comedy. by NOEL COWARD Directed by Daphne Rye. Bon Office Open 10 a to 8 on.

Phone 4021 Next Week Henry Hall Sr His Orchestra PAVILION, TORQUAY. NIGHTLY, and 8 30 Matinees: Wednesdays-. 2.10 COME TO THE SHOW." Modern Musical Comedy Entertain- ment. Entire Programme Change Weekly Tel 3251 CITY OF PLYMOUTH (Entertainments Department). BAND CONCERTS.

THE HOE PROMENADE. TOMORROW (SUNDAY) at 3.0 7.30 p.m. THE BAND OF H.M. ROYAL MARINES (Plymouth Division.) (By kind permission of the Commanding Officer and Officers. Royal Marines.) Director of Music: Lieut.

R. H. Stoner, L.R.A R.M Seats. Enclosure. 6d.

In the event of inclement weather the Concerts will be held at the Corn Exchange, treet. Plymouth. ROYAL. PLYMOUTH 3300. (ABC) RICHARD GREENE ANN TODD in GAIETY GEORGE (A.) 2 20 5 25 2A EDMUND GWKNN, PHYLLIS I'HAXTER la BEWITCHED." (A 1.0.

40, 1.5 SUNDAY. EDWARD G. ROBINSON. RUTH WARWICK Id ARMS AND THE WOMAN." (A 4.35. 735.

KENNY BAKER. JEFF DONELLY in "DOUGHBOYS IN IRELAND." 3.15, 6.15. (U.) gaumont7 pTymouth. BING CROSBY. INGRID BERGMAN.

HENRY TRAVKRS ln THE BELLS OF ST 1 12.40. S.lO 5 40. tt 10. (U.l RETAINED FOR MORE WEEK ODEON, PLYMOUTH RETAINED FOR ONE MORE WEEK VIVLEN LEIGH CLAUDE RAINS in BERNARD SHAW'S "CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA-' IN TECHNICOLOR (U With Stewart Granger. At 12 30.

gjft, 5.23 Doora Open 12 GAUMONT, EXETER. MONDAY. 19th for 6 Days. VALERIE HOBSON. MICHAEL REDGRAVE.

THE YEARS BETWEEN." (A.) Noah Beery, Jnr. THE CRIMSON 'CANARY." (A.) FREE FILM SHOW. THE ROAD HAULAGE ASSOCIATION. LIMITED, extend an invitation to you to attend a performance of the Film "SHOULD ROAD TRANSPORT BE NATIONALISED? supported by "THE VICTORY Technicolor, and GUESS WHAT?" featuring Ronnie Waldman. 19th Eiwvn's Church Hall.

Havie, at 50. 6 3U. 8.0. Godolphin Hail. Helston.

at 5.0. 6.30. 8 0. TUESDAY. 20th August Town Hall St Just, at 50.

6 30. 8.0. The Ambulance Hall. Penryn. at 5.0.

630 8.0. WEDNESDAY, 2lst August. St. Thomas' Hall, Marazion. at 5 0.

6.30. 8.0. The Gas Company's Showroom, Truro, at 6 0 8 0 THURSDAY. 22rd Johns Hall. Penzance, at 50, 6 30.

8.0. The Camborne Community Centre. Camborne, at 5.0. 6 30. 8 0 FRIDAY.

23rd August St Peter's Church Hall. Newivn at 50. 6 30. St 8.0 St Michael's Church Hall. Newquav at 5 0 6 30.

80 SATURDAY. 24th August Bay Institute. Carbis Bay. at 50. R3O.

80 The Church Hall. St. I Columb Malor. at 5 0. 6 30.

80 Children under 14 must be accompanied by an Aduit HANDS OFF ROAD TRANSPORT CALSTOCK TOWN COMMUNITY COUNCIL. CARNIVAL WEEK, 24th to 31st AUGUST. i SATURDAY. 24th Open I Events. Good Prizes.

Commencing I 2 p.m. Evening Dance. Social. Concert, Auction Sale. Whist, Dance, Baby Show during the week.

SATURDAY. 31st. CARNIVAL and FETE. Classes oper. CARNIVAL BALL.

Good Band. and particulars from D. MARCHANT. Hon. Sec.

Tamar HoteU CALSTOCK, 'phone 87, TOTNES PLOUGHING MATCH GRAND INVITATION BALL AT THE SEYMOUR HOTEL. TOTNES. ON FRIDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, 8.30 p.m. 1 a.m. SEYMOUR HOTEL ORCHESTRA TICKETS by application only to Johnson.

Midland Bank Chambers, Newton Abbot. MAKE A NOTE OF OCTOBER 17 th AT MATCHLAND FARM, SOUTH BRENT, for the LARGEST PLOUGHING MATCH IN DEVON. Preliminary Announcement. CORYTON WELCOME HOME FUND. SPORTS, GYMKHANA, PIGEON SHOOT, DOG RACES OVER £50 IN PRIZES.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. IMS. Other secretaries Piease Note. AMUSEMENTS. PALACE HOTEL, PAIGNTON.

DANCING DAILY (Except Mon. Thurs.) to JEAN SALDER'S BROADCASTING BAND. Fully Licensed. Dining-room Open to Non-Residents. 8.30 p.m.

57-. Dinner ENTERTAINERS. PRED CAVENDISH, Conjurer Entertainer. Special Programme for Children's Parties Write Langhill-road. Plymouth.

'Phone 60159. EXHIBITIONS KINGSBRIDGE UNION AGRICULTURAL HORTICULTURAL 1 SOCIETY President: Esq AN EXHIBITION WILL BE HELD AT THE BARRACKS. KINGSBRIDGE. ON SATURDAY. 28th 1948 The Exhibition embraces General Breeding Stock.

Root ana Green Cart Horses. Harks ar.d Hunters. Jumping. South Devon Cattle and Sheep. Horticultural Section Eggs Poultry, and Honey PLOTS available for Tractor and Implement Exhibits.

Details from Secretary PRIZE MONEY to the Value of £27t; and numerous Special Pnce of Admission Children i Car and Driver Show Ground open to the Public al 10 am. Jumping commences 3 o.m ENTRIES CLOSE 3rd 1940 Catering ov Poppiestone A Co Ltd A DANCE will be held at the TOWN HALL. KINGSBRIDGE. from 8 om to tl 30 om Meridian Dance Band Tickets Prize Lists and Entry Forms may Oe obtained from the Secretary. LUSCOMBE 62 Fore-street Klneatrudge OKEHAMPTON DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION 46th AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION (President: Gordon Vick, Esq P.A.5.1..

F.A.1.. F.V.1.). THURSDAY. SEPT. 12th.

1946. PRIZE MONEY £700. Cups and Rosettes Classes for Agricultural Horses. Cobs Hunters. Hacks.

Dartmoor Ponies. Children's Riding Classes. Cattle and Sheep. Corn and Roots Stock Judgcng and Milking Competitions for Clubs and Land Army Horse Shoeing. Garden Produce and Flowers, Bottled Fruit.

Jam. Honey. Excellent Trade Stand Space Available. Jumping under B.S.J.A IST PRIZE IN OPEN £25. Schedules on application WOOLDRIDGE G.

WHIELDON (Joint Show Offices. Market Street. Okehampton SOUTH BRENT AGRICULTURAL SHOW GYMKHANA, to be held on SATURDAY, 14th 1946. Agricultural Classes. Jumping Classes.

Gymkhana Events, Children's Sports. DANCE IN THE EVENING 30). Commencing at 110 a m. Admission by Silver Collection. 'Buses and Trains From.

All Parts. Car Parks. Programmes from F. Hawke. Hon.

Secretary. South Brent; E. Jones, Hon. Asst. Secretary.

SOUTH-WEST DEVON GROUP OF YOUNG FARMERS' CLUB ANNUAL FIELD DAY. to be held at LANGFORD BARTON. UGBOROUGH (by kind permission of M. Abbot, Esq on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12th, 1946 Two Silver Cups and over £150 in Prizes Competitions for Ploughing.

Hedging, Thatching. Livestock Judging, also Classes for Cattle. Sheep, Roots, and Produce Refreshments. Licensed Bar. Schedules obtainab'e from Miss Gillard.

South Cadleigh. Ivybridge ('Phone Miss Fair, weather. Shilston Barton. Modbitry. ('Phone 231) ENTRIES CLOSE Oct.

Ist. 1946 WIDECOMRE FAIR HORSE PONY SHOW with GYMKHANA SPORTS on TUESDAY, SEPT 10th 1946 Pony Judging commencing 11 am Sports. Sec. Tug-of-War Com OVER £100 IN PRIZES Including 4 Silver Schedules obtainable from Mr. J.

HINE The Nook. Widecombe Newton Abbot ENTRIES CLOSE AUG NEXT SATURDAY. AUG. 24th. from 10 a.m..

at the SHOW FIELD. GEORGE LANE, PLYMPTON HORSE SHOW AND GYMKHANA. ROYAL MARINE BAND. FOR THE CHILDREN: Sports, Slides. Roundabouts.

manned by Wrens and Naval Personnel Refreshments. Licensed Bar. ADMISSION: Morning After 2 p.m. Children Half-Price. GRAND BALL in the Evening In the DRILL HALL 70 CHAMPION HORSES ENTERED.

thanks" THF, COMMITTEE OF THE WALKHAMPTON HORSE SHOW GYMKHANA wish to thank the public for their sunport of the recent very successful Show and bes to announce that NEXT YEAR'S SHOW will be held on SATURDAY. JULY 26th, 1947. Will Local Sec-etaries Please Keep This Date Clear. THE BEST IN THE WEST. ASHBURTON AUTUMN CATTLE SHOW SALE, THURSDAY.

OCTOBER 10th, 1946. OVER £70 IN CASH PRIZES Schedules and Ent.rv Forms Now Ready. Apply P. STEPHENS. Hon.

Sec. and Horsehill Farm. ASHBURTON. SECRETARIES PLEASE NOTE. DAWLISH 1917 HORSE SHOW GYMKHANA will be held on SATURDAY.

7th JUNE. 1947. BOOK THIS DATE. PRELIMINARY LISKEARD YOUNG FARMERS' CLUB AGRICULTURAL DEMONSTRATION, OCTOBER 23rd, 1946. EXHIBITIONS.

DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SHOW. MUTLEY BAPTIST SCHOOLROOM. PLYMOUTH. Opened FRIDAY. Aug.

30th. 1946. ar 230 p.m.. by Lord Walkden. YOU MUST NOT MISS: Wonderful of Vegetables, Beautiful Displays of Flowers, Outstanding Domestic Science Entries, Educational Exhibits of Interest, Brains Trust." Bees at Work.

DISTRIBUTION OF CHALLENGE CUPS, SATURDAY. August 31st. at 5.30 p.m.. hv THE LORD MAYOR OF PLYMOUTH (Rt Hon. Isiac Foot, P.O.

A TWO-DAYS SHOW for all Lovers of the Soil. ADMISSION I'- daily Season Ticket Schedules from Ml F. J. COUCH. Edith Street.

St. Budeaux. PLYMOUTH. INSTO'V AND DISTRICT HORSE, AGRICULTURAL HORTICULTURAL SHOW will be held at TAPLEY PARK. SATURDAY.

AUGUST 31st. 1946. Schedule and Entry Form obtainabie from the Hon Secretary: Miss BELSHAW. Estate Office, i Bftnstaple. CLOSE AUGUST 21st LEGAL DE SARAH ANN CUNDY DELL CEASED PURSUANT TO THE i 'IRUSTEF.

ACT 1925. NOTICE is hereby I given that al: creditors and persons hay- I hafr-aav claims or demands against the estate ol SARAH ANN CUNDY late ot Orcombe Plvm'oridse Road, plvmpton in the County ot Devon Widow deceased (who died on the 13th day of June 1946 whose Will was oroved in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division ol the High Court of Justice on thelSth day of August 1946 by William Henry Maddock of No. 5 St. Lawrence Road in the City of Plymouth Solicitor the Executor thvrein named are hereby required to send in the particulars of their claims and demands to the said William Henry Maddock or to the underlet.eti his Solicitors on or before the 26th day of October 1946 and notice is hereby also given that after that day thej said Executor will oroceed to distriotuf the assets of the deceased among the' parlies entitled thereto having recant only to thy claims of which the Executor shall then have notice, andr that he will not be liable for tha assets or ar.v part thereof so distributed to any person of whose debts claims he shall not then have had notice DATED this 15th day of August 1946. OIDLEY WILCOCKS MADDOCK 1 St Lawrence Road PLYMOUTH Solicitors to the said Executor GEORGE EDWARD PINCH DECEASED.

PURSUANT to the Trustee Act 1925 all Dersons having claims against the estate of Fdvfard Pinch late of 2 St. Cuthbert's Road. Newquay in the County of Corneal'. Holiday Camp Proprietor who died on the 20th day of April 1945 and whose Will dated the 11th day of February 1942 was proved in the Principal Probfitp Registry on the Bth day of August 194 6 by Dorothy May Pinch and McDonald the Executors rvsn named, are required to send written particulars thereof to the undersigned by the 24th day of October 1946 after which date the Executors will distribute the deceased's estate having regard only to va'ld claims then notified DATED this 15th day of August. 1946.

(Signed) rundle. Mcdonald. rendle. 5' Bedford Park. Tavistock Road.

Plymouth Solicitors for the Executors. I I to the Trustee Ac! I ii2s. Notice is hereby given that all persons having any claims against the Estate of Trene Winifred Nash, late of The swan Inn Noss Mayo Nvar Plymouth. who died on the 10th riav of December. 1945, and whose ruoied by Audrey Nancsrrow.

Horace Nattcarrow and Edgar Stanburv Dobell. the Executors therein named, ln the Prii Probate Registry on the 15th da p. May. are required to send particulars of tweir claims to the undersigned by the 30th day of October. 1946.

after which date the Executors will distribute the assets of the deceased amongst, the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims then notified. DATED this 15th day of August. 1946 DO BELLS. 4 St Lawrence Road Plymouth. Solicitors for the Executors ALTER HENRY ROWE CEASED Pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having attv rlaim against the estate of Walter Henry Rowe late of 5 Packlngton Street Stoke Devonport Plymouth in five County of Devon who died on the Ist riav of April 1946 are hereby reaulred to send particulars thereof in writing to Messrs Goodman Emerson of Number 24 Lockver Street Plymouth Solicitors to the Administrator of the Estate on or before the exnlration of two calendar months from the date of the publication in which this Notice appears after which date the Administrator will proceed to distribute the said Estate having regard only to thw claims then notified.

this 15th day of August 1946 GOODMAN EMERSON 24 i.oekver Street. Plymouth. to tha Administrator. HOTELS ft BOARDING HOUSES COLEHAYS MANSION HOTEL, Extension to EDGEMOOR HOTEL. BOVEY TRACEV Standing amidst 200 acres of sylvan beauty Twixt and Havtor Now open Every modern amenltv.

Luxurious Suites Own Garden Produce arid Riding Stables Fishing Goif (Free) Edgemoor 'Phone Bovev Tracev 75 Colehavs "Phone Rover 198 Terms sto Rgns ROYAL HOTEL. TORQUAY Pull until October A small Luxury Hotel in the very centre Tor- Quay facing sea anfl harbour Entirely modernised and fully 'icensert Comfortable bedrooms, bedside fitted and hot At cold water Excellent chef Terms a aav inclusive or 2 6 Bed and Breakfast Phone -oeortf Gi'hn. Resident Owner (late Townhail Hofel. Plymouth) GREENBANK HOTELv, FALMOUTH Situated on the Water'a Edge, over'ooklng Palmouth Harbour one of the finest natural harbours In the world Own Pier adloinlng Ideal for Yachtlna or F'shing First-Class Fully Licensed Terms 8-12 Uneln sive). Just dereonisiftoned A few vacancies still open for the Season 'Phone Falmouth 440 hXyToOotel, fit BOVEY TRACEY Hay tor Rock I mile Newton Abbot mites Torquay 14 miles Exeter miles Ply mouth 50 miles Fully Licensed Country Hotel beautifully decorated and comfort sblv furnished all RMlne Free Golf.

Fully Onen to Residents Few Vacancies for Season One Guinea ocr day Telmhone Havtor 9tm TAVISTOCK, tor Rest and Comfort Best centre for touring Devon and Cornwall Inclusive terms from 6 guineas weekly. Golf Tennis. Fishing. Bowls Cars on hire Under personal super vision. I Lake.

Proprietor 'Phone 57 ANN A POINT HOTEL Onder New Management Now Open it in Al! Bed rooms All Modern Equipment Msgn'Bcent position overlooking Accommodation available Tel GEORG HOTEL. KOBOKOOOH are Now Catering toi Dinners. Luncheons, and Teas Excel lent Cuisine and Good Service It adn.aabie to Book In Advance Telephone PENTIRE HOTEL, NEWQUAY CORNWALL Fully Licensed Open all the year round Inclusive terms from 6 guineas Book now for your Autumn and Winter Holiday Tel 2354 Newquav EFFORD DOWN HOTFL BUDE (Licensed to Guests.) Limited Accommodation September onwards Billiards. Tennis, and Bathing from the Hotel Own Farm and Telephone 255 SEYMOUR HOTELTtOTNES on the banks of the beautiful River Dart Dancing nightly. London Band Excellent cuisine and wtnes.

Terms, apply Manager Tel No Totnes 526611 NOTICES RC PALMER, PRINTER. Contractor for Printing PLACE. MUTLEY "Phone 4740 and 71779. PLYMOUTH I Latent Automatic Plant. Monotype.

SPORTING. DEVON COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. MINOR COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP. DEVON v. OXFORDSHIRE, AT TORQUAY (RECREATION GROUND) Aug 19th 30 a m.

Aug 20tb 110 a.m. ADMISSION Under Sixteen 6d JOIN YOUR COUNTY CRICKET CLUB Send £1 Is to National Provincial Bank Exeter TORQUAY UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB. PRACTICE MATCH. POSSIBLES v. PROBABLES.

PLAINMOOR GROUND, THIS EVENING. Kick-off 6 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE PUBLIC TRIAL, HOME PARK, TODAY (Saturday). KICK-OFF 3.1 a POSSIBLES v.

PROBABLES. ADMISSION FREE CHURSTON AND DISTRICT PONY RACES. Course adjoining Churston Station dk Main Road. SATURDAY. 14 th 1946.

President: The Rt. Hon Lord Churston. Please Note Slight Alterationa ln Schedule. PRIZE MONEY £160. Churston Stakes (Hat), £20, local.

15h.h. and under. Stakes (hurdles). £40. open, any height.

3- Dart Stakes (flat). £20. doen, and under. Stakes (hurdles). £30.

open, any height. Stakes (hurdles). Ladies. £30. open, any height.

Consolation. £20 (open to previous runners who have not won first or second), any height. Distance approx. miles. Entry forms can be obtained from the Secretary.

CLOSING DATE for ENTRIES SAT Aug. 31st. Association Bookmakers in Attendance. E. T.

TRIGGOL. Hon Southdown Farm. Brixham, Devon DEVON EXETER STEEPLECHASES (ON HALDON RACECOURSE). WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. AUGUST 28th and 291h FIRST RACE WED 2 30 p.m FIRST RACE THURS 2 0 pm.

ADMISSION to Course Grand Stand. Paddock, and Enclosure £1. Car Parks accommodate 2.000 Cars. Prices: £1. For the convenience of Patrons £1 Car Park Tickets may be obtained rrom the Secretary.

Mr. G. W. Whitton. 34.

Tol'ards Road, Countess Wear. Exeter, prior to August 20th. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS BY 'BUS AND RAIL. RECORD ENTRIES. SPLENDID RACING ASSURED.

DARTMOOR HUNT HUNTER TRIALS, to be held on CHALLONSLEIGH FARM. LEE MILL, near IVYBRIDGE. by kind permission of Messrs. A R. Hall Son, on SATURDAY.

SEPTEMBER 7th. OPEN. -INDIVIDUAL, and HUNT TEAM CLASSES. ENTRIES CLOSE first post MONDAY. August 26th.

to Mrs. Povnder. Cornsclose. South Brent. Tel.

2123 BUCKFASTLEIGH RACES. SATURDAY. AUGUST 24th. 1946 (Under National Hunt Rules). SIX RACES.

Stakes £1.235 FIRST RACE 2 30 p.m. ADMISSION CHARGES: Course (mc tax). Enclosure (mc tax). Cars £1. Car Park at each end of Course EXCURSIONS GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

STEAMER EXCURSIONS (Weather circumstances permitting) From MILLBAY PIER. TODAY (SATURDAY). LOOE and CRUISE to GRIBBEN POINT." 230 p.m Looe Looe to Gribben Point" 4.30 pm to 6in Return Plymouth 8 15pm EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE. 60 p.m.. Return 830 SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY LOOE and FOWEY.

10 0 a.m. Looe Fowev Fowey to "The Dodman." 2 0 p.m to 4 0 Return Plymouth 8.15 m. SUNDAY WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. FOWEY. 230 Return Plymouth 8 15 p.m.

SUNDAY. DEVON COAST CRUISE. 3.0 p.m.. Return Plymouth 5 30 TUESDAY. LOOE and EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE.

2.30 Looe only Looe to Eddvstone. 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.. Return Plymouth 815 p.m. THURSDAY.

LOOE and CRUISE to "GRIBBEN POINT." 230 p.m. Looe Looe to Gribben Point 430 pm. to 6.30 p.m., Return Plymouth 815 in. TUESDAY and THURSDAY. EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE.

6 0 0.m.. Return Plymouth 830 pm. SATURDAY, 24th. SALCOMBE (To Land). 2 30 Return Plymouth 80 pm Children 3 and under 14 years halfprice.

NO ADVANCE BOOKINGS. Address enquiries to Dock Manager, Great Western Docks, Plymouth. Paddington Station, London, W. 2. NOTICES fiHARLES HARDING (PLY- MOUTH), 79-85.

MUTLEYPLAIN. PLYMOUTH, are Open to BUY FURNITURE. Best Prices Given. 'Phone 4247 if unable-to call. Place Your Orders with us for UTILITY FURNITURE BRUFORDS.

of EXETER. will Buy tor CASH. DIAMOND and OLD GOLD JEWELLERY OLD SILVER. Highest Market 3 Station Buildings. Queen Street.

EXETER. 'Phone 54901. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. CHRISTADELPHIAN HALL, Rear of Auction Galleries. HIGHER UNION STREET TORQUAY SUNDAY.

AUG. 18th, at 6.30 p.m. Subject" JESUS HE WILL RETURN." Speaker; Mr. B. Snelling.

Sunday-school. 3 p.m.; Service. 6.30 0 m. We invite you to send for the "Back to the Bible." "The Declaration." The Bible Companion." which may be obtained FREE OF CHARGE' at the above addres6 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, FORD PARK ROAD.

PLYMOUTH. Branch of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston. U.S.A. SERVICES: Sundays: 11.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.

Sunday School. 11.30 a.m. Wednesday; Testimony Meeting, 7 p.m. Reading Room 2.34) to 9 (except Wed. to 6.45); also Sat.

mornings, METHODIST CENTRAL HA SALTASH STREET. PLYMOUTH THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH. 11.0. Rev. FRANK INGER; 30.

BROTHERHOOD: 6.0. ORGAN RECITAL by Mr. David Parkes. Mus. Bac.

Soloist: Miss Gertrude Faint. 6 30. Rev. FRANK INGER Anthem: Selected. 8.0.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S FELLOWSHIP. mutleylbTpttst church SUNDAY. AUGUST 18th. SERVICES at 11 a.m. and 6 30 p.m.

Preacher: Rev. L. A. FEREDAY. of Falmouth.

Holy Communion after Evening Service. Visitors cordially welcomed. Has Your Church Invited a Team of 1 THE LONDONCHRISTIAN CAMPAIGNERS; to visit you between Aug 24th 3lst? If not. apply to the' Plymouth Federal Council of Free Churches, Rev. J.

G. ROLLEY. 19. Mount Gold Road, PLYMOUTH. MUTLEY 7 CHURCH.

SUNDAY. 18th AUGUST. 11.0 a.m. Rev. LEWIS GILLIANS 630 p.m.

Rev. W. D. FISHER. Sacrament after Morning Service.

TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN i CHURCH, TORR LANE. HARTLEY. SUNDAY NEXT at 11.0 a.m. and 6 30 p.m.. Rev.

DENIS L. MAYES. A. KING STREET METHODIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.

and 6.30 P.m.. Rev. P. W. Searle.

Anthem: Dear Lord and Father" (C. H. Parry). APPEALS. ROYAL DEVON EXETER HOSPITAL, EXETER.

ROYAL DEVON EXETER HOSPITAL MOTOR WEEK. 13th August. 1946. Sir, week we are making our annual appeal to Motorists and ail useis of the roads on behalf of the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital. The on our resources is increasingly heavy, and under present conditions tbe responsibility of Hos- j-pi-tu-is.

greater daily we-there- i fore feel that, in smte of the many calls on the general public, we can again make this special appeal wtth confidence. We hope our appeal will have now reached the majority of holders of motor licences in the City and County, and we fee! sure they will give as liberally as tn previous years. Contributions forwarded to the Organising Secretary will be gratefully received and acknowledged. The Flag Day will be held, as usual, ln Exeter on Friday next. 23rd Instant, and in returning thanks for the excellent response In the past 20 years.

I trust our present wi meet with the utmost sympathy and help. Yours faithfully. VINCENT THOMPSON. President. P.S.—Gifts of fruit, vegetables, dairy produce, will be appreciated and should be sent to the Official Stall on the Cathedra! Green, kindly organised by Mrs Wavlar.d Smith KING GEORGE'S FUND FOR SAILORS.

A number of VOLUNTEERS are urgently required to act as FLAG SELLERS, and a few energetic Helpers are also required as District Organizers, for a Flag Day to be neld in Plymouth on SATURDAY. 26th October. 1946. in aid of the above Fund. This message is particularly addressed to Wives and Relatives of Royal Navy or Merchant Navy personnel, who are residing in Plymouth and District.

Will anyone who Is willing to assist this Fund, which is recognized as tne central medium of appeal for all Marine Benevolent Societies working fot the Royal and Merchant Navies and the Fishing Fleets, please send their name and address either to Mrs GIBSON. Trevanion. Piympton, or Mrs. PYM. Brigade Major's House.

R.M. Barracks. Stonehouse. Plymouth. If willing to help, please send your names in as soon as possible so that Districts can be organized jn time for the Flag Day.

THE ROYAL CANCER HOSPITAL A FULHAM ROAD. LONDON. S.W 3. The first special Hospital in London devoted to Cancer Treatment and Research. Poor Patients are Admitted Free, and a numiber of beds provided for advanced cases, who often remain for life.

Please send a Donation to: t-. The Treasurer. TENDERS UOUTH DEVON EAS'I ALLiNIi I'Oft close to the village 3 miles trom the market town ol of the best Stock Farms in the be LET by TENDER, from Michaelmas 1946 the well-known STOCK FARM called NUTCOMBE. comprising a very comfortable farm residence 6 bedrooms, bathroom 2 sitting-rooms. good set of outbuildings, excellent cottages (no thatch), together with 237 acres of wellwatered, easy working productive healthy meadow pasture, arable, and orchard land, as now In the occupation of Mr Stephen Shepherd For viewing apply at the Homestead on Tuesdays or Thursdays, between 10 30 am and 330 pm.

where a olan of the property and condition! of letting may be seen Conditions ot letting may oe seen and tenders are to be sent to the underalgned on or before Seotember lst. 1946. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted LUSCOMBE SONS. Land Agents St Surveyors Kingsbridge fiOUNTY OF CORNWALL TENDERS are Invited for the ERECTION of a POLICE DWELLINGHOUSE near CHIVERTON CROSSROADS. BLACK WATER Applications for plans, specification, and form of Tender should be made to the County Architect (Mr.

Pool. A.R I 8.A., Coitntv Hail. Trurbl. accompanied by a deposit of 0s which will be returned on receipt of a oocaflde Tender Tenders, in envelopes endorsed Tender for Chiverton Dwelling-house." but not Indicating the sender, must be delivered to the undersigned not later than Saturday. 31st August.

1946 T. VERGER. Deputy Clerk of the Standing Joint Committee. County Hall. Truro.

August 9. 1946 TO BE LET BY From 29th September. 1946. on a yearly tenancy. 35 acres of ACCOMMODATION LAND and ORCHARD with a Cattle Shed thereon, situate near Exbourne.

and known as MILL DOWN for Mrs Moiland To view and terms of letting 3pplv to HARRIS Cred'ton. to whom tenders should be sent on or before Wednesday. 28th August. 1946. ILNDtHS, EXMOUTH URBAN DISTRICT FARM ESTATE.

Tenders are invited from Building Contractors for the Erection of 78 Three- Bedroomed and 8 Four-Bedroomed Permanent Houses and 24 Flats on the abow Estate tn the following Contracts; Contract No House Nos No of Houses. 1 2 12 2 10 3 41 12 I 10 5 8 6 10 7 12 8 12 9 24 Flats Contractors may Tender tor any or all of the above Contracts and must have already on their staffs sufficient building trade operatives to enable them to guarantee to make an effective start oa the work Forms of Tender. Bills of Quantities. Specifications, may be obtained from the undersigned to whom persons desiring to tender must forward their names and addresses, accompanied by a deposit of Two Guineas (which will be refunded only to those submitting a bona-fide Tender which Is not subsequently withdrawn and upon the return of all documents) Tenders must oe delivered to tne Clerk and Solictor. Council Offices.

Exmouth in sealed envelopes endorsed Marpool Farm Estate not later than noon on Monday 2r.d September. 1946 The Council do not bind themselvea to accept the lowest or any Tender. R. JAMES HUMPHREYS. Inst R.San.L Council Offices Exmouth 26th Juiv 1946 URAL DISTRICT COUNCIL OF CESTON Building Contractors are invited to siiomit Tenders for the erection of 6 Houses in pairs at Sentry Lane.

North Hi jl Plans. Specifications, and Bills of Quantity may obtained from the Council's Architects Messrs Higman and Ford Chartered Architects. 2 The Parade. Liskeard. during the usual office nours.

or at the Council Offices. 20. western-road Launceston. on payment of a deposit, of G2 2s. which will be returned on receipt of a bona-fide tender together with the Plans and specifications loaned Tenders, on the prescribed form, ln a sealed envelope, must be delivered at thp offices of the undersigned not later than the 9th September.

1946 The Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender, and any tender accented will be sublect to the approval of the Ministry of Health. PHILP Clerk of the Council. R.DC. Offices. .20.

Western-road. LAUNCESTON. Cornwall. PAIGNTON URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. The Council invites Tenders for the erection of the following Contract S.D 8 Semi-detached Bungalows.

Drakes-road Contract SD. 42.44 6 Semi-detached Houses. Rhodanthe-road Contract S.D 14 semi-detached Houses. George-road Contract S.D 52 59 16 Semi-detached Houses. Southvlew-road Builders desirous of tendering should notify the Engineer ar.d Surveyor.

23. Totnes-road. Paignton, by not later than Monday, the 26th instant, of the tracts in which they are interested: contract particulars Including Bills of Quantities, will be forwarded when ready. SAMUEL HODSON. Clerk of the Council.

Town Hall. Paignton. 15th August. 1945. CORNWALL COUNTY SALE 1928 MORRIS 25cwt LORRY, not fn running order Can be inspected by arrangement with Mr.

Beeson, Divisional Surveyor. Cornwall County Council, Strancwavs terrace. Truro. Telephone No. 2401.

Tenders should reach me not later than 2nd September. 1946. COLLCUTT. County surveyor. County Hall.

Truro SALE BY TENDER RABBITS and GAME of 80 acres and the RABBITS on 20 acres to be trapped at W'nstode. Crediton. to 25th March. 1947. Tenders to be sent to HARRIS Crediton.

on or before 24th August. 1946. CATTLE POULTRY FOR SALE AND WANTED pOR SALE 3 Excepl Young GUERNSEY ages 18 20 rhths. worth buying to run over winter: tnspcn Laity. Trevabyn, Goldsithnev.

Penzance. 'Phone 45 Marazion DEVON BULL. T.T passed, proved O. very quiet; dairy type; 18 mths. Pedigree HEIFER.

2i mated April: Ist prize parties 51. Morning News. Plymouth. TVYBRIDGE MARKET Pearses a Auction TT S-D COW AL 34537, srd calf- good Higher Chalionsleigh Plvmpton GUERNSEY COW. Newton Market, next Wed from Dartmoor herd re com d.

iJDERNSEYS exceplv -good COWS. 6 outstanding HEIFERS lust calved lst calf Green Cararew R.edruth. Phone Redruth 107. Suflohc Ram LAMBS 30 to select from fnsocn Warne Pengpllv Twowa tf rsfoot Lls- 'Phone 256 BODILLY BREEDERS CHICKS available: RIR LS Buff Rocks. Brown Leghorns St Anconas Crosses available: Brn Leghorn RIR WL.

1 RIR. Brn Leghorn W. 1 LS Brn Leghcrn Bud Rock Prices ocr 100 Sexed Pullets Guar oot sexed Turkey Poults. Day-old each Now booking 8-wks -old pullets for autumn delivery Prices on apnlicn All stock 100 ocr cent blood tested Live delivery guarntd Come to Cornwall for Health and Stamina Early delivery in most breeds Bndilly Poultry Farm. Dent Helston Cornwall Tel Heistoo 130.

STERLING CHICKS Britain's Best in voor favourite B'-eea or Cross And you can order all Pullet Chicks, all Cockerel Chicks or specified numbers of each, because they are expertly sexed oefore dispatch Lowest prices compatible with highest quality Quotations free- advice free Don't let the cut in feeding-stuffs worry you Write for the sterling Booklet. Helpful Hints." orlce 6d describing substitute foods Poultry Products. Ltd Exeter-rd Okehamoton ('phone 200) DAY-OLD RHODE CHICKS guarntd. as hatched from disvase-free stock, all breeders blood-tested by Ministry: no reactors Broods of 13 chicks 15s 2 broods 50s 50 chicks 57s 6d 100 £5 12s 6d ail carr cash with orders Every chick hatched from our jwn eggs Hatching Weds Co Ledstono Klngsbridffp KHAKI CAMPBELL DUCKS. April.

1946; renowned laving strain; £1 Is each; carr Loddlswell. Devon. RHODE and SUSSEX PULLETS. 6 Park. Mr.klnnornp Callington KEEP for Ewes at half-crease: all wool 2872.

Chase. Newsagents. Kingsbridge HORSES CARRIAGES. Ac. FOR SALE AND WANTED.

J. COLLINGS. in conjunction with' Messrs Hussey. SALE. Fndav Next.

Aug 23. Exeter Market. 90 HORSES, at 12.30. will inciUde 15 good Irish hunters, cobs, and Donies from Mr. T.

Horgan. 10 good horses from Mr R. Brake 12 high class horses and ponies from Mr Oliver Dixon and many other good entries from private owners and farmers throughout the Western Counties, with many children's ponies. Also a single horse trailer and cob size millc floats. Saddlery sale at 11 30.

RJ OOLLINGS conlunctlon with Messrs Hussey Next SALE HORSES SADDLERY. Exeter Market. Fri Aug 23 Present entries include 15 Well-selected Irish Hunters. Cobs, and Ponies, from Mr Horgan- 10 Good Horses and Show Ponies, from Mr R. Brake and many other Good Entries from private owners and throughout the Western Counties PEDIGREE SHIRE BAY COLT.

bridge Victor, sire Lvmm Grey King. No. 41462 dam Birlev Mary Ann. No. 13150 p.

the property of Mr. Elliott, of Teignharvev. Shaldon. The sire has produced many notable prirewinnlnir colts To be sold at Newton Market on Aiu 28. at 1 p.m Rendslls YI7TD.

Live Fat Healthy HORSES for human consumption. We are also paving top prices Aiso oiam HORSES for immd slaughter Havnes Helston Mullion 'Phone Mulllon 213. TTORSES St CATTLE for slaughtering; also DEAD CATTLE Too prices. Stoneman. Plymouth.

Tel. 5589. HORSES for Slaughter and Plain CATTLE: top Tucker. Westerly 'Phone Yelverton 540 PLANTS SEEDS, Ale. FOR SALE AND WANTED DAFFODILS Berkley rounds; clean, good stock; £11 per on rail Peter Haskett Maldencombe.

Newton Abbot. Devon 7 TD No 2 Roscofl BROCCOLI PLANTS Start 'Phone St. Dominic 231. FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCE FOR SAI AND WANTED. WTD CYDER APPLES, any quantity, at once Controlled price paid, quantities loadeo any station Rickard.

Quarry St Melhon 'Phone Bt. Dominick 226. Adverts. Continued 1b 4..