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June 17, 1901 - Nottingham Evening Post - Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
WHY PAY KENT?
ADVANCES cn Property made liberal and easy terms for loag or short periods CHELTENHAM and EAST GLOUCESTERSUIKE BUILDING SOCIETY, 2 ESBEX-PLACE, KoDNEY-PLACE. Esta DUSKED 1552. Mortgage deed law expenses and cost stomps borne by Society. Income tax allowed. Depositors receive on
June 17, 1901 - Gloucestershire Echo - Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
CAPSULOIDS.
Pure Blood Rich Blood. Rich Blood Blood filled with I*ur< . .turnl Iron. The Purest Natural Iron is found in Capsuloids. not take unaalur.il strong acid iron mixtures or pills, which h.irm teeth, stomach, f»nd bowels. contain only the Pure Natural Iron, exactly the same as that
June 17, 1901 - Gloucestershire Echo - Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
THE L. AND N.W.R. DISPUTE.
The executive of the Amalgamated Society of Railway on Saturday discussed diemifisal of London and North-Western employees, and decided to compensate the discharged men. the e&me time strongly deprecating the company'* action. Sums ranging from to wore allocated. BISMARCK’S STAT
June 17, 1901 - Gloucestershire Echo - Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
COLONIAL FORCE CUT TIP.
ONLY 58 ESCAPE OUT OF 250. TWO LOST. DE WETS CONVOY CAPTURED. BRILLIANT SUCCESS BY GKNERAL ELLIOTT. Telegraphing from Pretoria on Saturday, Kitchener forwards particulars of two importint actions—the one terminating in British success and the other in the up force of Colonials.
June 17, 1901 - Lincolnshire Echo - Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
SIR THOMAS LIPTON AND THE TURE.
SIR THOMAS AND THE TURE. x.umaai is crediting Sir TV-was ' "l with the. intention upon career. '9 said that Ctipt. Trill Thomas's string.
June 17, 1901 - Lincolnshire Echo - Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
THE ROYAL TOUR.
A Lloyd's telegram repoits that the with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York and •uite on board, arrived Wellington to-day.
June 17, 1901 - Lincolnshire Echo - Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
TROOPER'S HOME COMING good M! ' anticipatory rejoicing been evidence during , the day the expected arrival Lincoln, about eight
o'clock this evening, of Ml. William Elder- ! kin, son Mr W. P. Elderkin, junior, baker, ti Bailgate. Mr. volunteered for service in South Africa in the Imperial Yeomanry, and left England with the Sherwood Ranger*. His home-coming this evening is to be right loyal one. Bunting
June 17, 1901 - Lincolnshire Echo - Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
MONEY LENDER'S CLAIM.
.**■ J e money-lender, Duke- 6 *» action the King bench, Saturday, against Mr. Eustace Kemeys-Tynte, young man independent means, residing at Mabbv, near Cardiff, to recoyw £210 promissory note given the defendant a loan £180. The note was' payable in six months. Defendant offer
June 17, 1901 - Lincolnshire Echo - Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
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