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TO LET.
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To Let, Dwelling House, No. 25 Roper Street, Whitehaven, in the occupation of Mrs. GREENOP. Early possession can be given.
 
- Apply, BROWN, AULD and BROWN, Solicitors, 12 Scotch Street, Whitehaven.
 
 

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To be Let, with entry at Martinmas next, all the Yard, Stables, Byers, &c., situate in the Ginns, lately occupied by G. GOFFET.
 
 -Application to be made to Ed. TELFER, Sandwith; or Mr. Charles COWELL, Gale Lane, Whitehaven.
 
 

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LARGE WAREHOUSE IN
WHITEHAVEN TO BE LET.
 

 To be Let, with immediate possession the Large and Commodious Warehouse, adjoining Messrs. AINSWORTH’s Yard, in the Market Place, Whitehaven, as lately occupied by Mr. J. P. SAWYERS, Drysalter.
 
- Apply, to Mr. J. R. THOMPSON, Solicitor, Whitehaven.
 
 

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PLUMGARTH - IN THE PARISH
OF IRTON.
 

 To Be Let, with Entry at Lady Day next, PLUMGARTH Farm, containing 87 a. 2r. 1p. Of good arable Meadow, and Pasture Land.
 
Offers to be sent to T. BROWN, Jun., Land Agent 12 Lowther Street, Whitehaven, or Messrs. BROWN, AULD & BROWN 12 Scotch Street, Whitehaven.
 
 

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PARKGATE IN THE PARISH
OF IRTON.
 

 To be Let with entry at Lady Day next, Parkgate Farm, containing 187 acres of good arable Meadow and pasture land.
 
 Mr. R. JAMES, the quitting tenant, is not an offered.
 
 Offers to be sent to Messrs. BROWN, AULD & BROWN 12 Scotch Street, Whitehaven.
 
October 2, 1902.
 
 

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SALES BY PRIVATE TREATY.
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Landaus, Charabancs, Waggonettes, Walnut Brougham Handsomes, Dragonettes, Hotel Omnibuses.
 
- MARSTONS, 24 Bradford Street, Birmingham.
 

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DOUGALL’s Patent. Gives ease to all belt driven machinery. Thousands in use. Adopted by Admiralty. Particulars Post Free.
 
-W. S. DOGALL, Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottingham.
 
 

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Chaina and Earthenware Goods, all kinds, suitable for Dealers, etc. Hawker’s Large Cheap Crates.
 
-Arthur J. HULL, King Street Pottery, Longton, Staffs.
 
 

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Protect your Gardens from Ravages of Birds. Tanned Netting, 35 sq. yards
 
-H. J. CASSON, Netting Works, Rye.
 
 

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50/ -THE “DEFIANCE GUN” 50/ -
 
SEE ON, TRY IT AND COMPARE
WITH GUNS SOLD ELSEWHERE AT 80/-
 

12 Bore, Central Fire, Double Barrel, Breechloader, Left Choke, Top or Double Grip Action with Leverunder Guard, Twist Barrels, Horn Heel Plate, Walnut Stock.
 
E & H DAVIS
 
Far-Killing Gun Manufacturers
31 Newton Road
Birmingham.
 
 

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DISTINGTON PARISH CHURCH.
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 Thanksgiving services at this church were held on Friday evening, when a good congregation attended to hear capital music and an able sermon by Rev. F. K. FELL, Whitehaven.
 
 The sacred edifice had be beautified by willing hands and the general effect in the church so pretty ordinarily  was very pleasing. Supplies of grains, fruit and vegetables had been forwarded in good quantities from:
 
Mrs. HODGSON, The Rectory
 
Mr. ROBERTSON-WALKER, Gilgarron
 
Mr. J. CLARKE, Distington Hall
 
Mr. James CLARKE, Kelmore Hills
 
Mr. BOADLE, Museum Cottages
 
Mr. W. HARRISON, Highcastle Farm
 
Mr. SOUTHWARD, Boonwood
 
Mr. D. LIGHTFOOT, Hinnings
 
Mr. J. SALKELD, Beckside
 
Mr. J. TALLENTIRE, Mid Town
 
Mrs. KIRKPATRICK, Mid Town
 
Mr. Wm. MARSHALL, Distington
 
Mrs. BEWLEY, Hope and Anchor Inn.
 
These gifts had been prettily arranged by:
 
Mrs. HODGSON
 
Miss. NEEN
 
Misses FEARON (2)
 
Misses. DRYDEN, (2)
 
Miss. HARRISON
 
Miss. BEWLEY
 
Mr. KYDD
 
Mr. CLARKE
 
Mr. GREGSON
 
Mr. CHAMBERS
 
Mrs. CASTLES
 
Miss. CROOKDALE
 
Re. L. G. LUMB
 
 The services were continued on Sunday when communion was celebrated, the Rector being celebrant. The service was fully choral (Steyn in F.) The solo was taken by Mr. GIDDINS, whose rendering charmed his hearers very much. The special preacher was the Rev. W. J. MARSH, M. A., vicar of Crosscanonby, who preached a very effective sermon.
 

 At the evening service the capacity of the building was taxed to its utmost. The service was very bright and the music excellent. The Rector intoned the service and the responses were very capably given by the choir with Mr. BRUNSKILL, organist in charge. The anthem was well rendered and again Mr. GIDDINS pleased his hearers with a capitally rendered tenor solo.
 
 The Rev. J. W. MARSH read the lessons and gave a very interesting address on harvest festivals as to what their object should be. A nice service was concluded by  the singing of a suitable hymn as recessional.
 

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EDUCATION
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The Associated Board, R. A. M.
and R. C. M. for Local Examinations
in Music.
 
Patron: HIS MAJESTY THE KING
PRESIDENT: H. R. H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, K. G.
 
 
W. M'GOWAN, Esq. J. P.,
Sorbie, Corkickle.
 
 
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MR. D. ORD
 
Recieves Pupils for Instruction on the
 
VIOLIN AND MANDOLINE
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Many Successes
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Terms &c.,
 
3 Scotch Street
 
(Opposite Trinity Church), Whitehaen.
 
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MUSIC,     MUSIC,     MUSIC.
 
Miss. DOCKRAY, Teacher of Music, has vacancies
for Pupils for the Pianoforte and American organ.
 
69 Duke Street,  Whitehaven.
 
 
 
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MUSIC
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JAMES REAY
 
Is prepared to supply Music for Balls
or Private evening parties,
In Town or Country.
 
Lessons given on Pianoforte
harmonium, and American Organ.
 
80 George Street,
Whitehaven.
 
 
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BONE SETTING
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JOHN WILSON
Railway Terrace
Aspatria,
 
 
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ST. BEES GRAMMAR SCHOOL
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HEAD MASTER
 
The Rev. W. T. NEWBOLD, M. A.
Late Fellow of St. John's College
Cambridge, assisted by a large staff
of University Graduates in honours, and others.
 
 
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DUTCH AND OTHER
 
BULBS
 
IN FINE CONDITION
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JOHN WILSON,
 
24 QUEEN STREET.
               WHITEHAVEN.
 
 
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A MINUTE PLEASE
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MEN'S SUITS
 
            YOUTH'S SUITS
 
                BOY'S SUITS
 
AT ALL PRICES.
 
L. BORROWDALE
 
 
KING STREET, WHITEHAVEN.
 
 
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Edward Mc.Conn
 
PAINTER and DECORATOR
 
Is now showing the Newest Styles
in Art Wallpapers and
Relief Decorations.
 
DUKE STREET, WHITEHAVEN

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LAMPS!
 
  LAMPS!
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A New and Extensive Stock of
Duplex Table Lamps,
Cart Lanterns,
Wall Lamps
 
Stable & Hand Lanterns
 
J & J BRAITHWAITE
 
Market Place
Whitehaven.
 
 
 

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THE GENUINE CUMBERLAND
SAUSAGE ESTABLISHMENT.
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SPEDDING’S
SUPERIOR
SAUSAGE
 
NOW ON SALE
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4 ROPER STREET,
WHITEHAVEN.
 
 
 
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WHITEHAVEN CAB & GENERAL
 
POSTING COMPANY LTD.
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CARRIAGES, BROUGHAMS
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ROBERT FISHER, Manager.
 
 
 

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HAIRDRESSING ESTABLISHMENT
 
& CUMBRIAN TOILET CLUB,
 
% Lowther Street
(4 doors down from King Street
Whitehaven.
 
BENSON TAYLOR
 
PROPRIETOR.
 
 
 
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BURNS, SPEDDING & CO.,
 
STOCK AND SHAREBROKER
 
21 LOWTHER ST., WHITEHAVEN;
OLD TOWN HALL, WORKINGTON;
And 9 STATION STREET, COCKERMOUTH.