The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-10-24 00:00:00

CRADLEY HEATH, ITALESOIffEN, & DISTRYT CIIRONTRE

I REGISTERED FOR 1
1 TRANSMISSION ABROAD.)

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1874.

Messrs. Burgess & Turner, Elastic Web Manufacturers,
Birstall Street Works, Leiccster.—" We beg leave to
compliment you on the manner in which you reply to
our inquiries, they being so prompt and reliable. We
believe if business men were to act a little more onyour
advice and replies, the commercial atmosphere would be
cry much cleared of that amount of insolvency it at
present retains. We are pleased with the system you
adopt of sending a number of inquiries obtained from
different sources, and when we find them agree with our
private ones, it gives us great confidence in, and potash's:-
tion with your plan."
Messrs. Tomlinson & Buck, Carlisle, and at Handles-
ter, Bradford, and London.—" The only time we made
a bad debt (since we were members of your offices) was
when we did not act upon your caution."—Membere seven
years.
Messrs. Croxiiill & Sons, Agricultural Implement
Manufacturers, Beverley,—" Minute and valuable par-
ticulars given promptly—specially recommended this
feature most valuable Accounts promptly recovered.
Cheques banded us at once."—Members six years.
blesses. George Murray & Co., Engineers and Iron.
founders, Newcastle-onayne.—" Prompt, efficient, re-
liable—Never been misled."
Messrs. Huntley & Palmer. Biscnit Factory, Reading.
Recommended.--Members seven years.
Meurs. Win. Seelless & Co., Sewing Machine Mahn.
factnrers, Airdale Works, Keighly.—" No bad debts
where we have, followed out your instructions during the
last four years."

LICE ()NE 1' .

PUBLIC NOTICES.

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AGRICULTURAL BONE MAN t'Rr..B

&lull Gine Conipa-ny Linnittd I;iiehilla,
A_ Walsall, ragout an Au ENT to repn sem :new a
Stourbridge and auloining district.
To a person of influence and ability a liberal ennynia.
aion will be given.—Apply, with references, aa oyes.
STOI.IIBIIDGE CHORAL SOCIIITY

WILT. Oliri •

CONCERT
IN THE CORN EXCHANGE, sToRRIIIIDeR,
0:v moND.4 1' 3,-,./vemnsq 244, Ir 4.

Pint Part.
lIIMEILSBOHN'S .11Y1INor Pith.lBll."

With OrcheetrAl Accompaniment.
Second Fart.
lIISCELLANR

Solo Flute Mr JAMES MATHEWS.
ioli. . . . Mr, ORD-FIN.
Harmonium, Mr. A. SIMMS, Mus. Bac. Oxon.
Conductar, Mr. S. SHAMS.
Doors open at 7.30 : Commenee at Fight. Reserved
Rests, Ss , Second, iis; Back, la Tweets may his had
at R. Broomhalre, where • Plan of the Po n. E.ay ha
seen.

CORN EXCHANGE, STOURBRIDGE,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st. 1874.

THE QUEEN'S MINSTRELS

Proprietors—M.onm Bernaro aud Vestria.

Performed by command befnre the Queen and Court,
at Balmoral Cantle; H.R.R. the Duke of Edinburgh, an
three several oceaaions at Edinburgh and Plymouth. The
only Company of Minstrelathat ham aver reneiied Patron-
age from soy Member of the Royal Family. and authority
for using the Royal Title.

Now riernouten'tly enlarged to THIRTY VOCA/JSTS,
COMEDIANS, DANCERS, and INSTRUMENTAL-
ISTS ; including e earefully•selected Choir of 1140,;S•
cent Voices.

Irresistible Hamonrists, var+s vulgarity.
Elegant and Graceful Dancers.
Accomplished Solo Instratuentalists.
An Entirel) New hiperioire.
The Choicest aCIII9 of Melody. Flashes of Humeri..
Dide-plittiug Comic Acts.
Graceful, Grotesque, and Eccentric Danes..
Comic Burlesques.
A grand Combinatiou of Meeo, Mimicry, 111:rth fuel
Melody.

Admission : Front Sests,lis ; Sserd..d.
Plans of Rescrve.l Seats Bad Tie/ots Mr. illask't
iligh-street. 114.101-11 virCll at 7.15; V. 0111•
LW nee at 7:45.