The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1880-08-28 00:00:00

PUBLIC NOTICES

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PUBLIC NOTICES.

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT,
1866,

ID THE ACTS INCORPORATED TIFR7WTTII

IN THE MATTER OF THE ELECTION
OF COMMISSIONERS in the p1a0,3 of zno,..e iO
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go out by rotation, on TEIUBSDAY, the 2act day of sEr-
TEMBER, 18E0, being the first Thursday in Sep:f inber.
I, the undersigned, JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk to the
Stour bridge Improvement Commissioners, Inc .7p ,ritte,i
under the titonrbridge Improvement Act, 186. tio tic rtby
GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE es follows

That for the purpose of the Eltctior. of Crmrru:ssionm.
the Township of Stoarbridge is divided it lace
ards, namely the East Ward, the West Ward, and the
South Ward.

That on the 2nd day of Septembez, 1880, being the
first Thursday in the said mouth. three of the Commis-
sioners who have been elected for each of the said three
Wards, will go out of office by rotation, and they may te
re elected.

That for the purpose of Electing Three Commissioners
for each of the said three Wards, in the place of those
who go out of office by rotation as aforesaid, a Meeting
of the psrsons entitled to Vote in each of the said three
Wards will be held on the said Thursday, the 2nd day
of September, 1880.
That Wm. J. TURNEY, of Park Hill, Upper Swinford
as the Chairman of the Sturbridge Improvement Com-
missioners, is the RETUE,NING OFFICEIt at the
said Election.

That the said Wm. J. TURNEY as such Chairman as
aforesaid, ;bas appointed GODFREY ROWLEY PER-
KIN, of Siourbridge, one of the said Commissioners,
to be the PR.6IDING OFFICER at the said Election
for the Wh.l. WARD; anl HENRY HILLINGii.t.M,
of Stourbridge, oile of the said Commissioners, to be
the PRESIDING OFI4ICER at th said Election for
the SOUTH WARD.

That the said Wm. J. TlittNEY. as such chairnrin
afore,aid,ii the PRESIDINii st thf. baid
Election for the EAST WAltl), that being the \Yazd
for which hoas Elected a Commissioner.

JOHN TAILOR,

(jerk to the said Commissioners

Datid this 21st day of August, 1880.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

WARWICKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY S

SHOW A I LEAMINGTON.

ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, pas-
sengers will be bunked to LbAIIIN111:0'S at a
single fare and a quarter for doub'e journey by certain
trains from WOLVERHAMPTON, Stout tvz i4eJ ucctin,
Dudley, Birmmghem, and principal inierir ecli4ie
stations.
UN NEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8:h. A Cheap
Day Excursion Train for LEAMING.PON will leave
WQLVr_RIiAMPTON, at 8.55. am.; Bilston, 94 ;
NVednesbuty, 9.12 ;West Bromwich, 9 22 ; ilandsworth,
9.28; Stourbridge Junction, 9.0; Lye, 9.4.; Cradtey,
9.8; Dudley, 9.20; Netherton, 8.53;
8.58; Old Rid, 9.14 ; Rowley, 9. 0 ;
Juncticn, 9.31 ; lloccy, 9.40; t,nd (,4rititv
hill). 10.15 call.

FETE & FLOWER EXIIIBI.TION at PRESTEIGN.
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER lsti a
cheep ,seursiou for WY:4E FOBBEST, TEN--
BOBS, cna PRES'Ik.IOI,, w-iit leave
ct 7.50 a.m., ilockley, 7 55 ; flano,:wortu, 8.0; Sawa,
w,eli Junction, 8.5 ; oiubury, 8.10; E0,w1,,y, 8.5 ; Uhl
8.20 ; Ciauiey, 824 ; Lye. 8 1;0 ; aud St, a. triao
Junction 8.40 cm; alau, io PREST.CION • 'rum
Kidderminster at 9.0 ; liewuley 9.15 ; tAcobury .ko. tuner
9.30; and renbury, 9 55 a.m., to return same evening.
l'assengerm will also be booked f‘lom Birmingham awl
liockley only to B ..wdley,

FOURTEEN HOURS AT ronTsmouTa
AND SOUTHAMPTON.

ON SATURDAY NiCrilT, SEPTEMBER
stb, a Fast Exeur.iou ior bOUrkiAMPICON and
lOiIIIULIH Will leave 1 iptun at 11 15 p m. Dudley,
11.20; ltbaud Oak, 11 30; biourbridge Jubenoo, 11 45;
Cradle 2, Al Sl ; Old klul, 11.59; Rowiey, 12.5 ;
12,1 u ; utwethwiek Juuetiou, 12.15 a.tn. or, tam uu
Mouday evening, beptember 6,13, from Porten:o4in
7.25, and bouthainpton at 7.45, p.m.
For fares &a., see special bills.

J. Grierson, General Manager,

MlS.BSulilyi-GEFReOarßlyl
oCuLEhiNuT.DnAeyartilS)TitsOlUst
AUULTSI 23rd, a Gh.NTLEMAIN of linsouud
aged 30, height 511. 6in., black hair, whiskers, bea:tl,
very pale face, dark eyes, b.ack clothes, ••atit grey
coat, carties bia k satchel and orown paper parce., Luu
warketi L. W. T. Left his residence without a Lat, and
..as a quick and nervous manner.
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information to be given to Dlr. Superintendent
Whteier, Police tztation, stourbridge, Worcebterbnire.
27th August, 1880.
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TRADESMEN'S ADDRESES.

E OORNFORD

(Late IL. 2-110MSON,)
rT _A_ I I_l C.)
LINEN AN D WOOLLEN DRAPEL

GKTLEMS CLOIHING

Made to Order, on the Shortest Notice.

STX.i.ti AND FIT GUaIIANTELD.

LADIES' JACKETS, SHAWLS, DRES:-.ILS, &c.

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