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The Only Local Liberal Paper MEDIUM Had on Appli­ Cation to the Circulating in the Above Area 34 ~ALISBURY ADVERTISEMENTS. [1915. 1o o 1~1o=======~o~IDI o o IDI o 0 0 I e I 0 ' 0 0 CLEVELAND HOUSE, 0 Kelsey Road, SALISBURY. Prinr3ipals : 0 0 Mr. H. S. DISBROWE, Mr. G. H. NOTT, 0 0 M. A., Oxford, Late Exhibitioner of Merton College. B. A , Bal/iol College, Oxford; B.Sc., L.,ndon. 0 0 ASSISTED BY EFFICIENT MASTERS. 0 0 The School stands in a beautiful and healthy situation. A good Playground and large Playfield. 0 Special attention given to Small Boys. 0 0 Boarder-; Received. Entire charge taken of Boys from abroad. 0 I I 0 Private Tuition is also undertaken for University, Army, and other Public 0 Examinations. • I o o 11 o-----o 101 o o IOir'Col========co)JII o-o I_.- THE ~ilton Titnes and South ""'ilts Gazette. Offices and Printing Works: Proprietors : SALISBURY TIMES CO., LTD. DEWS ROAD, SALISBURY. Telephone IOx. HE SALISBURY TIMES was established in 1860. and consists of 56 columns weekly. T It circulates largely in Salisbury, Alderbury, Allington, Alvediston, Amesbury, Barford. Baverstock, Bemerton, Berwick St. James, Berwick St. John, Bishopstone, Bodenham, Bowerchalke, Britford, Broadchalke, Bulford, ·Burcombe, Charlton, Compton Chamberlayne, Cholderton, Coombe, Dinton, Ditchampton, Durrington, Durnford, Farley, Dean, Downton, Damerham, Fovant, Ford, F ordingbridge, Grim stead, Homington, ldmiston, l..angford, Laverstock, Martin, Netheravon, Newton Toney, Nunton, Porton, Pitton, Quidhampton, Redlynch, Rockbourne, ~tapleford, South Newton, Shrewton, Stratford, Stratford Toney, Tisbury, Wilton, Wylye, Wishford, Winterbournes, Winterslow, Whiteparish, Woodford and other Wilt• hire and Hampshire Towns and Villages, OFFICIAL OR BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS A For large or small notices. Cannot get adequate publicity unless they appear SPLENDID These are in· in the •• SALISBURY TIMES " which is serted at very ADYERTISINC cheap rates, which can be The only Local Liberal Paper MEDIUM had on appli­ cation to the circulating in the above area. Manager. This fact makes the •• TIMES " Published at Mid-day on Friday. One Penny. .
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