Mrs Emma Whitaker, of Bacup daughter of the late Sergeant John Gib son, who fought at Waterloo, has celo brated her ninetieth birthday.
DBF,OSIT—NORTH BND: Fm, r Rooms; modern conveniences; j n tho City; no trams required; homo to lunch. ££&ft~ NORTH EXD - CITY; 4 Room** cW( -'UU l brick; electric, hot, cold, See tlds. Something good and cheap. -ROSLYN: New Bungalow just completed; fibrous ceilings, hot, cold, porcelain bath, Headlights* good section. A lovely home. ’ KA-■BRIGHTON (handy beach)*: Rough-cast Bungalow; large rooms; choice deadlights, plastered inside; garage; large section, hedges, etc. OOKIAA— CITY; New Brick Bungalow; tiled roof, unequalled design; 'beautifully finished. lO'wner going north. Must sacrifice. It’s useless trying to describe it. The position—-come and see it tor yourself.
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Evening Star, Issue 18811, 9 December 1924, Page 2
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121Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 18811, 9 December 1924, Page 2
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