The Borough Surveyor submitted plans of buildings proposed to be erected in the borough as follows: Proposed addition to No. 10, Bridge End, for Mr. S. H, Gately. Proposed garage. Charles Street, for the Constant Speed Airscrews Limited. Proposed building for water softening pla

The Town Clerk reported upon a further conference held between the four bodies, and outlined objections found in the County Council's scheme for Divisional Administration. It was resolved that the Council put forward an objection, jointly with the other three bodies, to the Mini

PURPOSES. 57. Paraoc, LEAMINGTON SPA. and fcjtufd Exchange, London, E.C. PROPERTY AND FURNITURE SALES. NEXT THURSDAY. ( of Mrs. C. E. Greenfield, deceased. LEAMINGTON SPA. SALE OP A COMPACT SMALL RED BRICK DWELf with VACANT on Com- pletioQ Purchase. No. 14, PLYMOUTH PLACE. conta

Open Challenge Cup Competition. THIRD ROUND. Seven Stare v. Park Tavern. Portobcllo v. Liberal Club. Woodman v. Queen's Head (Leamingtooi. Warwick Tavern v. Crown Hotel or Vine. Matches before THURSDAY, MAY 3rd. To commence at 8 15 PJM. WARWICK DARTS LEAGUE. (Chairman: Councillo

By direction of the Owners, L 1. CITY OP COVENTRY AND COUNTY WARWICK. SALE OP THE MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. WESTWOOD HEATH FARM. CROMWELL LANE. TILE HILL. With Excellent HOUSE and BUILDING containing In 18. Let £137 15s. per annum, and having good frontages to road and rail

WARWICK AIRMAN IN SERVICES WEDDING The marriage took place last Satnrday at tlie Church ot St. Laurence. North- Held. Birmingham, of Warrant Officer John Patrick Hancodtr, K.A.F., only son Mr. ami Mrs. P. W. Hancocks, of 38. Charles Street. Warwick, and Sergeant Pauline Cynthia

are very attractive feature and Include: Two Tennis Lawns. Small Orchard, kitchen Garden. Lawn'. Pond. etc. The whole extending to fust over POUR ACRES. Also the Grounds are a Block five picturesque old Century halftimbered Cottages. Services —Main Electricity. Well Water with E

SPECIAL SALE OF STORE CATTLE, FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL SOlh, IMS., at 12 noon. MINISTRY OP FOOD. FOOD CONTROL. Entries for FRIDAY. MAY 4th, clone on WEDNESDAY APRIL llth. and must made the Ohirin'. Form and sent to the D.C.A., Mr. J. C. SraiTE, 7. Burton Place, Leamington Spa. WARWICK

The Loft Theatre presents HEODA GABLER ’* (by Henrik Ibsen), TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. APRIL 24th. 25th'and 26th. 1945. at 7.30 p.m. The Proceeds will devoted to THE LITTLE THEATRE FUND. Tickets: 5/- and 3/- (Numbered and Reserved; 2/- (Unreserved). Tickets can be obtaine

and resulted win for the Vine against the Liberal Club —3, This enables the Vine to share the season trophies with the Liberal Club and Woodman. ... As the Men's Pairs Competition is an All-Woodman final, the Woodman are certainly competing with the Liberal Club for the major ho