• 1 A WONDERFUL !POWDERS PICK - ME - UP. NOT A LAXATIVE -LATH OF FORMER STEVENSI MINISTER AT AUCKLAND. Rev. Matthew Miller, formerly minister of Stevenston United Free Church, has died at l)evonport, Auckland, New Zealand. lie was a native of T.arkhall, where he was born 59 year

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noon. IfSM.—A vacancy in the Ayr Di,griet Licensing Court caused by the death of Mr J. C. Ilighet, Ayr, will he filled at this Merging. JOHN HOWIE, Clerk of the Peace, Alloway Street, Aye, 10th February, 1931. PATERSON'S TRUST. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by the Will of the late

petition has been presented to the Second Division of the Court of Session, for approval a scheme for the transfer of the church, manic, mod glebe of Newton, to the t;eorral Trustees of the Church of heotlena.

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Park about the non-payment of Trade Union wag t ail. The Town Council have the matter in hand, and in a dim-motion at a meeting it was whited that there was an understanding when the contracts were fixed that the Trade Union rate or wages must be paid. It warn also illaimed at t