25 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
1
Schooner Saladin remaining en route from Sydney with screened coal seeks cargo orders for on ship delivery. May take return cargo of herring or lumber. Interested parties urged to apply to Hodge Bros.
On South Side just steps from The Memorial Hospital a newly fitted comfortable lodging with reasonable terms invites travelers. A motor boat service connects steamers to bring over passengers and baggage.
Sealed tenders will be received no later than Monday July 4 1927 for labor to paint the exterior of St Peters Parish Hall puttying nail beads and windows and nailing loose clapboard. Contractors must provide brushes and all scaffolding materials. For further particulars apply to Arthur Colbournby.
Business firms announce the usual summer holidays with shops and stores to close for a period. The notice outlines the duration and emphasizes resumption of normal service afterward.
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