AUCTION MART, MARKET PLACE, POOLE. CIURTIS AND SON, on THURSDAY, MAY 90, 1889, at two o'clock prompt, a portion of the FURNI, TORE of a Gentleman who m leaving the neighbourhood. -- The principal items for Rec.Erriod Rooms are walnut wood dining table, dft. by 411. with patent w

A public meeting was held on Friday evening in St. Clement's girls' schools, following upon a requisition to the churchwardens to consider the necessity of additional burial ground for the Springbourne and Boscombe districts. There wane large attendance presided over by the vica

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on the premises, on MONDAY, MAY 27, 1889, commencing at Eleven o'clock punctually, the excellent and nearly new Household FURNITURE and Effects of the residence, comprising : Brussels, tapestry, and Kidderminster carpets, brass rail fenders, sets of fire irons, brass mounted coa

BROS., having sold the residence, are inetructed to BELL by AUCTION, on the premises as above, OD THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 6th and 7th, the whole of the superior CONTENTS of the Residence, comprising the appointment of 10 bedchambers (principally in Spanish mahogany), and the entire

artesian well of great depth. The ingredients are of the very BEST QUALITY; and we are able to guarantee the PERFECT PURITY of all our beverages. SPECIALITY: SODA WATER, LEMCNADE &C.

Fares to Crystl Flee & back Fares to eluding ad- Claph'm J'netn mission by or London LB. & S.C. Stations. and back. Railway. Lying Bournenfth West at 7. 0 3rd Class. 3rd Class. „ Bournemouth East,, 7.10 5s Od 6s 6d „ Boscombe „ 7.14 „ Christchurch ~ 7.19 Arrive Clapham Junction

WEDNESDAY.—Before Mx. W. W. MOM and Captain Elwes. - HAWKING WITHOUT A LICENSE.—George Watkins was charged with hawking without a license on the previous day, and fined Is and costs 4s. Being unable to pay, he was removed in custody for seven days' imprisonment. BENEFIT OF THE D

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