The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-08-16 00:00:00

CRADLEY HEATH, HALESOWEN, & DISTRICT CHRONICLE.

j REGISTERED FOR
1 TRANSMISSION ABROAD.I

SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1873.

TO the Overgrows of the Poor of the Town-
ship of Cradley, and to the Superintendent of
Police of the District of Stourbridge, in the county of
Worcester, and to all whom it may concern.

I, SAMUEL BENNETT, now residing at Two Gates,
in the township a Crailley, in the county of Worcester,
and for Si. months last pest having resided at Two
Gates, in tke township of Cradley, in the county of
Worcester, do hereby give notice that it is my intention
to APPLY at the next General Annual Licensing Meet.
ing to be holden at the Public Office in the township of
Stoarbridge, in the said county, on the 29th day of Au-
gust next ensuing, for a License to sell Exciseable
Liquors by Retail, to be drunk or consumed in the
house or premises thereunto belonging, situate at Two
Gates, in the township of Cradley aforesaid, the same
being my own property, and now in iny occupation, and
which said house and premises are now kept by use as •
bearhouse called the "New Two Gates."

Given under my hand this 9th day of July, 1873

SAMUEL BENNETT.

rro the Overseers of the Poor of the Town.
_L ship of Cradley, and to the Superintendent of
Police, of the District of ntourbridge, in the County of
Worcester, and to all whom it may concern.

I, THOMAS HILL, Beerhouse-keeper, now residing
at Park-lane, in the township of Cradley, in the county
of Worcester, and for six months last past having resided
at Park-lane, in the township of Cradley, in the county
of Worcester, do hereby give notice that it is my inten.
tine to APPLY at the next General Annual Licensing
Meeting to be holden at the Public Office, in the town.
chip of Stourbridge, in the said county, on the 39th day
of August neat ensuing, for a LICENCE to sell Excise•
able Liquors by Retail, to be drunk or consumed in the
house or premises thereuuto belonging, situate at Park-
lane, in the township of Cradle), aforesaid, rented by me
of Harper and Moores of the township of Cradley, , and
now in my occupation, and which said house and premises
are now kept by tee as a beerhouse, and known by the
sign of the Park Lane Tavern."
Given under my hand, this 18th day of July, ISTS.
THOMAS HILL,

TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Town-
ship of Cradley, and to the Superintendent of
Police, of the District of Stourbridge, to the county of
Worcester, and to all whom it mae concern.

I, WILLIAM EVAN HIPKISS, now residing at the
Lodge Forge, in the township of Crudley, in the county
of Worcester, and for six months last past having
resided at the Lodge Forge, in the township of Cradle!,
in the county of Worcester, du hereby give notice that
it is my intention to APPLY at the next Heneral
Annual Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Public
Cffice, in the township of Stourbridge, in the said
county, on the 29th day of August next ensuing, for the
removal of a LICENCE now held by me to sell Excise.
able Liquors at the Lodge Forge, to more commodious
premises situate at the corner of New-street, Cradiey,
my property, and now ill my occupation, and which said
house and premises I intend to keep as an luu, Ale•
house, and Yictualling House.

(liven under my baud this 16th day of July, 1873.
WILLIAM EVAN HIPKISS.

/110 the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish
_L of Kingswinford in the county of Stafford, and to
the Superintendent of Police of the District of King.
swillfurd and Wordsley in the county of Stafford, and to
all whom it may concern.
I, FREDERICK HACKETT, Beerhouse-keeper, now
residing at WaSheath, in the parish of Kingswinford,in
the county of Stafford, anti for six months last past
having resided at Wallheatb, in the pariah of Kingawins
ford in the county of Stafford, do hereby give notice that
it is my intention to APPLY at the next General Annual
Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Stewponey Hotel,
in the pariah of Kinver in the said county, on the 26th
day of August next ensuing, for a License to Sell Excise.
able Liquors by Retail, to be drunk or consumed in the
howls or premises thereunto belonging, situate at Walls
heath, in the parish of Kingswinford aforesaid, rented
by me of John Powell, of Pensnett, in the parish afore.
said, and now in my occupation, and which said house
and premises are now need as a beerhouse known an the
" Hone and Jockey."
Given under my band, this 16th day of July, 1873.

HAGLEY PARK.

private parties.
The Steamer will run, Wet or Dry.

OPEN DAILY.

GRAND BAZAAR AND FETE!
WEDNIISDLY and THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th
and 21st, 1873. By the kind permission of Lord
Lyttelton, a Bazaar in aid of St. Thomas' Church
Vicarage Fund, Stourbridge, and for the Repairs of
the Church, will be held in this beautiful Park on the
above days. Patronesses The Countess of Dudley,
Lady Lyttelton, Mrs. Philpott, Mrs. Foster, Mrs.
Paul Amphlett, and Mrs. Boyle.--A large selection
of Useful and Ornamental Articles will be displayed
for Sale. In addition to the stalls presided over by
the ladies, there will be a Stall for the hale of useful
Articles of Clothing, made by the Children of St.
Thomas' Church Schools, and also a Children's Stall
for the Sale of Toys, &c. Spacious Marquees, Re-
freshment Stall, &c., will be provided. The Bazaar
Marquee will be decorated with Flags, &c., and Bril-
liantly Illuminated each Evening. A large Refresh-
ment will also be erected, where refreshments of all
kinds, including Luncheons, Teas, de., will be pro-
vided. The celebrated Band of the Grenadier
Guards, under the direction of Mr. Dan Godfrey, will
perform each day in the Park, One of Imhoff's
celebrated Euterpeons will be placed in the Bazaar,
and play each day.—Admission season Tickets, not
transferable, admitting both days, if purchased on Cr
before the 18th, 2s each, to be obtained at It, Broom-
hall's. First Day, 12 until 3 o'clock, two shillings
each; after 3 o'clock, one shilling each. Second
Day, 12 until 3 o'clock, one shilling each; after 3
o'clock, Sixpence each. Children nnder twelve years
of age, half-price.—Programmes of each day's band
performance will be issued. The Park will be opened
at 11.30 o'clock.—The Talbot Hotel Co. and Mr.
Parkes, New-street, have arranged to run Conveyan-
: ces to and from Stourbitidge and Bagley each day.
Fares 6d each way. Special Railway Arrangements
are being made. Mr. Hardy, Lyttelton Arms, ling
-
ley, will run Conveyances to and from the Bagley
Station to the Park, for the convenience of the
Public.

suRGEoN DENTIST,

HIGH•STREET, STOURBRIDOE.

PRICE ONE PENNY.

FOUR LAST SUNDAYS OF SEASON
AUGUST 176, 2 ttb, 31st, and SEPT. 7th.
THE
SALOON STEAMER PERSEVERANCE,
Will run from SrOURPORT to BOLT CAMP,
and WORCE STE R.
Starting from Stourpiat at 10 30 a in., arriving at
Worcester about 1.0 p.m., returning from Worcester for
SU:airport at 3.0 p.m., in titer to meet the trains.

Fares :—From Stourport to Lineomb, Id ; Stoorport
to Holt, return. nd; Stuurport, to Calnp, return, id ;
Stourport to Worcester, return, Is.

First-Class Refreshments on Board, F applied by E,
Davis, Leopard Inn, Broad Street,Woreester,Proprietor.
The Steamer :an be hired on reasonable terra, for

L° WER GROUNDS ASTON.-
THESELEOSAUTIFUL GROUNDS ARE

SUMMER DISPLkY OF FLOWERS.

BOATING on the Lake, which haa been enlarged and
made perfectly safe by the water .being only 4 feet 6
inches all over.

SYNYER and GILMER'S MILITARY BAND will
perform in the New Oreheatra every Monday,Wedneadsy,
aud Saturday, from Three till du.k.
ADMISSION :—Adults 3d; Chrildren under Twelve
2d ; Ditto under Six Id.

SEASON TICKETS may be obtained. Family
Tickets, 21a. Single Admission, Ills 64. These Tickets
will admit on all occasion..

H. G. QUILTER, Proprietor.

ST OURBRIDGE GAS COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby Given, that the next
HALF-YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING of
the SHAREHOLDERS of this COMPANY will to held
at the Company's Offices. at the Gas Works, Amblecote,
iitourbridge, on FRIDAY, the 29th day of August 1873,
at Twelve o'clock at Noon, for the purpose of receiving
the Report of the Directors of the Receipts and Disburse-
ments for the last half -year, and a statement of the
General Affairii of the Company for that period ; also,
the declaring a Dividend for the last half-year, and for
the transaction of the general business of the Company.

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W. H. JONES. Secretary.
Stourbridge, 4th August, 1873.
The TRANSFER ROOKS will be CLOSED from the
16th August to the 110th of the same month.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.

PIIOTOGAIY.

SERGEANT HARRY STANLEY BIRD,
CONTIN CES to take the best PORTRAITS
in the Town, at his APOLLO SIUDIO, No. 1,
TALBOT• ETRE ET (opDohite the Bell Hotel, Market-street).
All Parties who wish to have Sparkling F)ea,hunling
Fkices, and Splendid Figures, should visit his Museum of
Photography. Specinians are exhibited at Mr. Butler's,
Stationer. High-street.
Mrs. H. Bird (who is a thorough artist) will attend
upon Ladies if preferred, and all parties can see their
Negatives before leaving; mil H. Bird guarantees govd
and perfect Likenessa..
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None but first.rate Portraits sent eut at per Dozen;
Half a Dozen, S. roups of Friend., or Schools, taken
very reabonably, regardless of numbers. Machinery
Oil Paintings, Engravings, Animals, and Equestrian
Figures Photographed at the Above Establishment.
No. 1, 7'ALEOT,S7REI.T, STOULTRIDGE.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

MR. J. F. APPERSON,

Has removed from Kr. Douglas's, to

Mu. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

Attendance Every Friday from 10 te 4 o'cloek.