04 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
1
The Twilling the Presbytery of the United Church will meet at Exploits on June 10 at 9 30 a.m. J. W. Winsor, Chair. L Reynolds, Secretary.
Classified notice from the Clirman Educational Board seeking teachers for Durrell's Academy Superior Department Central High School Superior and Crow Head school. Salaries listed as 500 450 and 300 dollars. Apply with references to United Church Twillingate. Four weeks.
The King George Hotel at Lewisporte will reopen to travellers on May 11 1927. The proprietress Mrs Mary A Fruake invites former guests and new visitors, promising service and satisfaction as the motto.
Classified notice seeking a suitable person for housekeeper duties with good wages paid. Named contact Alfred E Manuel listed for applications.
Local notice fragment indicates an application related to a Norse Dray and Box Cart service. Details are scant but imply an official filing or permit process with possible references to municipal or regulatory oversight. Further readable text needed for fuller context and exact dates or entities.
Public auction to sell the estate of the late Andrew Roberts at Twillingate on Tuesday June 7 at 10 AM. Items include a dwelling house, furniture, outhouses and land, business premises with shop wharf and stores, multiple gardens and bounded lands, Ryall meadow near the public road, Old House Cove garden, implements, two skiffs, two motor boats, a schooner Hattie Heckman and gear. Administratrix Lucy Roberts, J.P. Robert Rice auctioneer.
A 30 foot long motor vessel named Honeymoon with a 15 horsepower four cylinder engine is offered for travel to any part of Notre Dame Bay. Potential travelers may wire or meet at Lewis porte, often noted as on the Dot. Honeymoon, Ahoy. Going Out.
Dealer seeks used Newfoundland postage stamps in good condition not heavily cancelled. Cash offered from 10 cents per 100 up to 50 dollars per stamp. Seller earns payout by matching stamps to their value with careful cent handling.
An advertisement touts The Diamond Light lamp for churches halls offices stores and homes. It operates on kerosene or gasoline and is described as a near white sun with 300 candle power and long lifetime of service. It claims absolute safety and requests readers to write for illustrated literature and prices.
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