For Sale
Gent's Cycle, 18/- Wilson, Garage, Buntingford.
"White Rose" Lamp Oil, for Incubators and Brooders, at 1/2 per gall. E.P. Borsberry, Ironmonger, Buntingford.
2 desirable freehold cottages in Newtown (one vacant); also other Property. Apply, H.S. Ashford's Exors, 29, Thornfield Road, Bishop's Stortford, Herts.
Billiard Table for sale. Riley's (6ft. 4in. x 3ft. 4in.), with 3 balls, 2 cues and marking board; in good condition. Box No. 86, "Gazette" Office, Buntingford.
Eggs
SITTINGS of eggs, Buff Sussex, excellent laying strain; prices, 10/6, 7/6, 5/6. Apply, K.A. Smith, Market Hill, Buntingford, Herts.
For Sale
2 DESIRABLE freehold cottages in Newtown (one vacant); also other property. Apply, H.S. Ashford's Exors, 29 Thornfield Road, Bishop's Stortford, Herts.
BUNTINGFORD - A pair of semi-detatched brick-built and slated freehold cottages, of attractive elevation, containing 2 bedrooms, sitting room, living room, and kitchen; good gardens back and front. Price £285 freehold. Further particulars W.H. Lee & Co., Auctioneers, Ware.
BUNTINGFORD - A terrace of 4 well-built freehold houses, constructed of brick with slate roofs, each containing 2 bedrooms, sitting room, living room, and wash-house; gardens back and front; let to good tenants. Price £550 freehold. A bargain. Apply, W.H. Lee & Co., Auctioneers, Ware.
Buntingford
Fire Insurance - A claim from Buntingford was submitted on Monday and paid in full on Thursday. Local Agent for Sun Insurance Company, B.E. Thody, Buntingford. - Advt.
Suits Made To Measure in a few days. Over 200 of the latest designs and new spring colouring to select from. Prices range from £2 15s. to £7 7s. - E.B. Haddock, Buntingford - Advt.
E.Browne is now showing latest models in Ladies', Gents' and Children's spring footwear. Agent for Yvonne, Mascot, Norvic, Mocassin, and "K" brands. High street, Buntingford, Herts - Advt.
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Workmen's Club
The following were the successful players at the whist drive held at the club room last week:
Ladies - 1 Miss Cornwell, 2 Mr A. Martin (playing as lady).
Gents - 1 Mr H. Clark, 2 Mr W. Watson.
Sale of Work
The Annual Sale for Home and Foreign Missions was held at the George Assembly Room on Wednesday last, and was opened at 3 o'clock with prayer by the Vicar, Rev. A. Howard.
The attendance was not what might have been expected, but the friends who did come were liberal in their purchases, with the results that the proceeds were rather more than last year - £5 1s. 3d. for Home Missions (C.P.A.) and £8 10s. for C.M.S.
Mrs Dixon, Miss Fry, Mrs Wyman and Mrs J. Smith were in charge of the C.M.S. Stall, while that for Home Missions was in the hands of Mrs Fell, Mrs Barham, and Mrs Howard.
A number of efficient and willing helpers presided over the teas and the cake stall, while Miss Helen Fraser, Miss Jean Armstrong and Miss Barbara White did good business at the sweet stalls.
All the sweets, cake, and provisions for the tea were given by ladies in the town, and added comfortably to the sum raised.