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... Turpin, York House, Rodinll. HEATED lock-up garage, workshop, or store accommodation, use of hose and wash.—Pepper, 12a. West for removals and storage. The same care and attention to furni• Lure of mansion or cottage. Coats low and the best service.-16 ...
... E W. TURPIN, Clerk to the said Council. ...
... E. W. TURPIN. Clerk of the said Council. ...
... E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the said Council. ...
... NEW BANK FOR BEESTON. Building Opened by Sir William Turpin. SAVINGS BANK DEVELOPMENTS. Sir William G. Turpin, K.C.8., late Controller-General of the National Debt Ofßce, who is a distinguished financial expert, opened a branch of the Nottingham Savings ...
... Dated this Thirtieth day of March 1932. E. W. TURPIN. Clerk of the said Council. Public Offices, Main Street, Carlton. URBAN DISTRICT OF CARLTON. HOUSING ACT, 1930. CARLTON URBAN (FOXHILL ROAD) HOUSING CONFIRMATION ORDER, 1932. NOTICE is hereby given ...
... THE TEST MATCH ELECTRICAL FITTINGS Designed and Supplied by ATTENBOROUGH & TURPIN LTD. 5 Goldsmith Street NOTTINGHAM Tel. 4007 ALSO THE COMPLETE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION ...
... Mr. Marshall said he had been associated with Mr. Turpin on the Council for 18 years and as the years had passed, le had found that Mr. Turpin became mor•' and more endeared to him. Many times Mr. Turpin gave him wise counsel and in the difficult periods ...
... Carlton Counc,l was held on Monday night. when tributes to Mr. Turpin were paid by the members and a vote of condolence was passed with the bereaved widow. The chairman said the passing of Mr. Turpin was such a staggering blow that it would take a long while ...
... view• of the undertaking given by Mr. Fladden. Mr. Turpin made a request for witnesses' costs. The Clerk: There has been no order, therefore costs cannot be allowed. The chairman said that Mr. Turpin's request would be taken into consideration if further ...
... site was needed for future extension. Mr. Turpin said the council expected to acquire land to give access to the site from Park-road. The inspector: You are not going to add very much to the rates. Mr. Turpin: There is a demand for this land. I knoll ...
... Walton: Not one per cent. Mr. Turpin said that applied to a lesser extent to other parts of the district. The Inspector asked how far it was to any existing baths and he was told 2i miles to Bnetnton and 3 miles to Arnold.. Mr. Turpin: It would take half an ...