NOTES AND MEMORANDA.
The monthly meeting of the St Augustine Lodge will take place to-night at th* Hell, Manchester street, at V.30 o'clock. As will be seen by a notification elsewhere, applications are invited by a life insurance company for the position of inspector of agents for an important district. A garden party m aid of the Destitute Patients' Fund will be held in the Hospital Grounds on Saturday, February 21st, from 3to 5.30 p.m. The Garrison Band will play on the occasion. A testimonial benefit, in which a. number of ladies and gentlemen will take part, has been arranged to be he.d in the Opera House on Thursday, February 12th. An attractive programme hoe been arranged, and a free wheel Budge WMtworth bicycle will be given away. The train arrangementti in connection witE' the Oulveiden Sale, on Friday next, appear elsewhere.
Tliursday, February 12tli, is the last day on which, this year's income tax will be receivfd at the Post Office Savingß Bank without the a<3!dition of 10 per cent, penalty. Oα Friday night the Committee of Sydenham ladies who took the matter up, presented Mrs Watson, tihe widow of the late Mr Joseph Wivteon, vrith £23 14s, the amount collected for her. The amount indud&d £8 collected by the Elite Band , . The attention of those desirous of purchasing a first-olaae t»uah form of 1794 acres is drawn to an advertisement appearing in our advertising columns. The property has a modern 9-roomed house thereon, and all necessary outbuilding*. The agent, who has recently inspected the property, says that the place is a bargain, and advisee those seeking for a good spec sot to rnisa the opportunity. 48
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11504, 10 February 1903, Page 7
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