The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-12-06 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, STOURBRIDGE
GRAND

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Monday,
December 15th, 1884.

HOUSES AT LONGLAN DS. BED COTE AND
STAMBER MILL, and VALUABLE BUILDING
LAND in WORCEST R sTREE l', FREEHOLD
REVERSIONS, SHARES, &c., at STOURBRIDGE.
MESSRS.O
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&TES, PERREN S, and WOOLDRIDGE will
SELL by AUCTION, at the TALBOT- HOTEL,
BrOLIEBRIDGE, FBIDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1884, at
Four for Five o'clock in the Afternoon, subj ct to con-
ditions then to be prodoced, the undermentioned valuable
PROPERTIES, viz ;
LOT I.—That desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
situate at Longlands, Stourbridge, comprising PORT.
LAP VILLA, in tee occupation of Mrs. .Foster, to-
ether with the COTTAGE and Premises adjoining, in
the occupation of David Wilkes, and the Land and
appurtenai ces comprising an area of 1,713 square yards,
LOT 2 —That ciTital KREEE OLD HOUSE, with
the Garden Land, outbuildings and Premwes, until
recently in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Bach, situate
at Bedcote, Stourhridge, and being No. 50.
LOT 3 —Two FREEHOLD HOUSES and PRE-
MISES, situate near the Bird-in-hand Inn, Stamber
Mill. in the or.cupation of J. W. Timmins and Richard
Chance.
LOT 4.—The owner's interest in THIRTY SHARES
in the Talbot Hotel Company, in one or three Lote.
Each share comprises £5 invested in the Funds.
LOT 5 —The Rh.VERSION upon the death of a
Lady in her fiftieth year of Two superior F.REEHOLD
REsIDENCES, situate in 13agley Road, Stourbridge,
together with Garden Laud and Appurtenances, in the
occupation of Mr. Nash and Mr. Robinson,
LOr 6.—A Valuable Parcel of FREEHOLD BUILD-
ING LAND, situate at the corner of Worcester Street
and Hill Street, Stourbridge, with extensive frontages,
containing 944 square yards.
LOT 7.—A Parcel of FREEHOLD BUILDING
LAND, in Swan Street. Longlands, Stourbridge baying
a frontage of 41 feet and containing 781 square yards,
formerly in the occupation of Mr. Farmer Billingham,
but now of Henry Collins,
For farther information, apply as to Lots 1, 2 and 3,
to Mr. Joseph Higgs, Solicitor, Brierley Hill ; as to Lot
5, to Mr. J. W. Hassell, Solicitor' Leamington ; as to
Lot 6 ancll7, to Messrs. Wall and Hind, Solicitors, Stour-
bridge ; and as to all the Lots, to Messrs. Oates, Perrens
and Wooldridge, Land Agents, Stourbridge, Werzester,
and Droitwich.

ARTISTES :
SOPRANO. CONTRALTO,
MISS HANDLE, MISS F ENN,
Royal Academy of Music.
TENOR
MR. HENRY YITES,
Royal Academy of Music
BARITONE.
MR. VAUGHAN EDWARDES,
- Royal Academy of Music.
SOLO VIOLIN. SOLO PIANO,
MR, D POOLE. MR. S. SIMMS,
ACCOMPANIST, MR. J. RANDLE.
Reserved Seats, 2s 6 cl.; Family Tickets for four, Se. ;
Seam i Seats, is, ; Admission, 6 1.
Do >rs op. nat 7-30; Concert at 8; Carriages my be
ordered for 10 o'clock.
Plan of Reserved Seats at Mark & Moody's Library,

STOURBRIDGE UNION.
THE GUARDIANS of the STOURBRIDGE
UNION HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that at the
Meeting of the Board to be held on the 19. h
DECEMBER INST they will receive
TENDERS
from persona willing to supply the undermentior ed
articles for three months, viz :
Bread (41b loaves)
Flour (best seconds)
Grocery including Raw Sugar, not pieces nor crystallized
Beef, Mutton, Suet
Best Foreign Beef sail Mutton, slaughtered in England.
Ate (X)
Also Tenders for the Supply of
CLOTHING.
Coa', not necessarily thick coal
Slack
Further particulars, with printed forms of Tender
many be had on application at my office, 12, Hagley Street
Stourbridge, or of the Master of the Workhouse, at King-
swinford.
The mi at may be paid for fortnightly if desired.
Tenders must be made on the printed forms, which
alone will be received, and sent with samples of articles
tendered for to the Workhouse, addressed to the Clerk
to the Bcard of Guardians of the Stourbridge Union, on
or before the 18th day of December inst.
'the Guardians do not bind themselves to accept the
lowest or any other tender.
All accounts due from the Guardians must be for-
warded to the Union Workhouse before the 29th De-
ceruber inst., and, if correct, they will be paid to Trades-
men (or their authorised agents) on Saturday, the 3rd
January next, at my cffices, as above. Any claim not
discharged within 3 months from the expirevion of the
half year (ending Lady Day or Michaelmas) in which it
Was incurred is absolately forfeited, and canuot after
wards be paid.
• By order,
ThOMAS WALL,
Clerk,
Workhouse, Kingswinford,
sth December, 1864.

BIRMINGHAM W EEKLY MERCURY
PRICE ONE PENNY.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAYS.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
STORY BY MISS BRADDON4
To be obtained of till Newsagents,
Or delivered by first post on Saturday morning.

MIDLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE
181, LOWER HIGH STREET,
Is the only place in Stonrbridge whero you can obtain
PIANOVORTE, HAltaiuNIUM,- AMERIcAN
ORGAN, or any other kina of Musical Instrument on
the easy system of payment by Weekly, Monthly, or
Quarterly Instalments.
Either Pianoforte or Harm, Mum may be had for £1
down.—For further particulars, app.y, 181, Lower High-
street,
Accordions, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Guitars,
Banjos. Fiutes, Fifes, Barrel Organs, Organines, Melo-
deons, Violins, and a great variety of other Instruments,
may be had on Weekly Payments of Is.
The Musical Instruments, by celet,rated makers, now
in st:ck, wiil be found superior to many and inferior to
to none, An early inspection is tarrneatly invited.
PIANOS, 7 Octaves, "Trichord," in Rosewood or Walnut
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PIANOS, Iron Frame.
Overstrung.
PIANOS, Double Oventiung.
THE hi.ORS PIANOS.
AMERICAN ORGANS AND HARMONIUMS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR CASH. ,
LOWEST PRICES ON "THE HIRING SYSTEM."
To Intenling Purchasers References wi.l be Submitted.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Pianos, Organs. and Harmoniums purcLased from this
Establishment will be IrPpt in Tune and Repair,
Free of Charge, for 12 months.
A ONCERT PIANOFORTE for EIRE, by the Night.
TUNING in Stourbridge and surrounding district Con-
traced for by the yeer or otherwise.
REPAIRS of every description undettaken.
TO BAND MASTERS AND OTHERS.
INSTRUMENTS SUPPLIED on the Shortest Notice
"
- EI.SY TERMS IF REQUIRED.
. CHARLES ~,IREEN
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181, LOWER HIGH STREET
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ITS SEC CEES IS LUE 7 0 ITS STRAIGHTFOR
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Supplied on the Improved Hire System to any amount
Arrangements can be made to Furnish Houses and
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are made to suit convenience of Hirer, and will be
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applicatiou.-IHE BIRMINGHAM FURNISHING
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SUN FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES
ESTABLISHED 1710 AND 1810.:
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Inetu'ances effected in all parts of the United Kingdom
and in Foreign countries. Total sum insured in 1881
£270,95974.
LIFE DEPARTMENT,
Policy holders participate in to ir-fifths of the Profits,
Claims paid immediately after proof of death and title.
Low rates of premiums for young lives.
MIDLAND BRANCH OFFICE-
-112, COLMORE-ROW, BIRMINGHAM,
J. R. NEWSAM JAMES,
District Manager.
Agents at Stourbridge:
MB. H. JAMES, Birmingham Banking Compaq.
MESSRS, BERNARD and KING, Solicitors.
MR. G. RICHARDS, Station Master, G.W.R.

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200,000 Marks-2 Prizes of 100,000
Marks-1 Prize of 90,000 Marks-1 Priz, of
80,000 Marks-2 Prizes of 70,000 Marks
:Prize of 60,000 Marls-2 Prizes of
-50 000 Marks-1 Prize of 30,000 Marks !
—5 Priz .s Of 20,000 Marks-3 E'rizes of
15.000 Mar Ls— 26 Prizes of 10,000 Marks
Prize's of 5,000 Marks-106 Prizes of
' 3.000 Allrks-233'Pr1zas of 2,000 Marks-
-6 Prizes 01.500 Marks-315 Prizes ofl,ooo
Marks-lo 3€ Prizes of 500 Marks-60 Prizes
of 200 Marks-63 Prizes of 150 Marks-
-29020 Prizes of 145 Marks-345d Prizes of
124 Marks-00 Prizcs of 100 Marks-3950
Pr,z-.,s at 94 Nlarks-3950 Prizes of 87 Marks
Priz....s of 40 M. rks-3950 Prizes of
20 Marks, in all 50,500 priz.s
which will be sure won in 7 drawings within
rhespace of few rum hs.
The first prize-drawing is officially fixed and
the prices is fur
a whole original •icket only 6 sh—d. or 6 Marks,
a half original ticket only 3 sh—d. or 3 Marks
a quarter original ticket only lsh 6d. or 11
Marks, and I will forward thee original tickets
guaranteed by the State (trot prohibited promis
sory Lotes) even to the most distant countries, in
return for the amount forwarded prepaid. Every
ieket holtkr will receive from me gratis along
with the original ticket the original prospectu,
provided with the arms of the State and im-
rnediJtely after the erawing the official li-t
without any charg...
The payment and forwarding of the sums won
to.those concerned will have my special and
prompt attention, and with the most absolute
secrecy.
likar All orders can be sent by the medium of a
Post Office Order, (,r per cheque, or in
English Footage Starups, or by Postal Orders.
Please address the orders before the
10th of December,
ill account of the approaching drawing of :the
prizes in all confidence rbresz:ly to
Samuel Heckscher senr.,
Banker and exchange agent at •
Hamburg, Germany.