SITUATIONS WANTED.

MUTAT, G. P. ONOWDIN AND A. PLANT. At St. Peter's Church, Stapenhlll. 011 l'hursday. Pte. Gerald Frank Crowded,. es:cteet son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Crow den, or the Market Hotel. 158, Hip Street, was married to Miss Audrey Plant, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Plaut, of 46,

Spacial Tyre and Whoa Ilipdpntant Purchasers of surplus W.D. type vehicles may futd these vehicles fitted with Service type tyres with which they are not generally familiar. Many vehicles are fitted with tyres designed for military operation which may not necessarily be suitable

The plant %%es seiviced by he engineer until about two years ago. when he stopped mating round. Questioned by the coroner. witness said the pressure was about lbs. per square inch. He had seen the plaid tested by the lustnauce company about two or three years ago. He had never h

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J. K. STEPHENSON AND MISS J. D. HARRIS. On Saturday. at All Scants' Mr. J. Kennett' Stephenson, only son 1 Mr. and J J. Stephenson. of Orpington, Kent, was quarried to Miss Joan D. Harris, wily (laughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Harris, of Burtoteon- I'Vent. The Rev. John F Cflalut