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BUSINESS TAX RECEIPT BY CLASSIFICATION CLASSIFICATION DESCRIPTION STARTS WITH: A To Z CLASSIFICATION # AND DESCRIPTION: 001-000 - ABSTRACT TITLE/SECURITY LICENSE YEAR/# CTRL # NAME ADDRESS PHONE # 21 76015 4450503 INTEGRITY TITLE INC 1356 N FEDERAL HY 954-691-1950 21 46865 4426546 SOUTHEAST FLORIDA LAWYERS 4209 N FEDERAL HY 954-784-2961 21 104371 4473761 MYSTERY LICENSES 100 W ATLANTIC BL CHMB 0-0- 20 102766 4472622 FBS TEST 1 100 W ATLANTIC BL HALL 0-0- 21 103714 4473393 TEST1-22-21 100 W ATLANTIC BL HALL 0-0- TOTAL # OF LICENCES FOR ABSTRACT TITLE/SECURITY: 5 CLASSIFICATION # AND DESCRIPTION: 007-001 - ADULT ARCADE AMUSEMENT CENTER LICENSE YEAR/# CTRL # NAME ADDRESS PHONE # 20 90646 4462847 ARCADE PUBLICATIONS 1280 SW 26 AV 10 754-366-6026 TOTAL # OF LICENCES FOR ADULT ARCADE AMUSEMENT CENTER: 1 CLASSIFICATION # AND DESCRIPTION: 003-001 - ADVERTISING LICENSE YEAR/# CTRL # NAME ADDRESS PHONE # 19 93115 4464836 GLOBAL CHART SERVICES, LLC 1563 N DIXIE HY 888-666-9081 21 87424 4460233 BILLBOARDS 2 GO INC 848 N FEDERAL HY 954-763-9800 21 50117 4418624 HI TECH PRINTING SYSTEMS INC 3411 NE 6 TE 954-480-6088 21 58640 4436002 CBS OUTDOOR LLC 2640 NW 17 LA 954-971-2995 21 86501 4459482 XARALAX LLC 760 SW 12 AV 954-670-7104 21 39574 4420739 JAMES ROSS INC 1180 SW 36 AV 101 954-974-6640 20 102767 4472623 FBS TEST 2 100 W ATLANTIC BL HALL 0-0- TOTAL # OF LICENCES FOR ADVERTISING: 7 CLASSIFICATION # AND DESCRIPTION: 003-002 - 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    Moo o 8Z.Str-t-c-J AN 2715119 0 THE BRISTOL BRANCH'OF THE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION LOCAL. HISTORY PAMPHLETS IIIIII IIIIIII I IIII II II I IllI 111111111111111 BRISTOL Hon. General-Editor: PETER HARRIS 1927-1933 Assistant GenflralEditor: NORMA KNIGHT Editorial Advisor: JOSEPH BETTEY Life in Bristol at the end of the 1920s and in the early years of the 1930s was to some extent overshadowed by the problems of the unemployed who resented being subject to the means test and having to perform 'test' work Bristol 1927�1933 is the one hundred and eleventh pamphlet in this series. in order to secure relief. There were ugly scenes in the streets as they gave John Lyes is the author of 'A Strong Smell of Brimstone': The Attorneys voice to their protests. In 1930 the responsibility foradministering relief was and Solicitors of Bristol 1740-1840, Bristol 1901-1913, Bristol 1914-1919 transferred from the Guardians to the City Council. Even many of those in and Bristol 1920-1926 (nos. 98, 104, 107 and 109 in this series). work suffered pay cuts. In the Council chamber Labour councillors The publication of a pamphlet by the Bristol Branch of the Historical increasingly challenged the authority of the Citizen ruling party; they were Association does not necessadly imply the Branch's approval of the particularly concerned that the method of appointing aldermen deprived opinions expressed in it. them of the scale of representation that they felt they deserved. The Historical Association is a national body which seeks to encourage During this period the face of the city was changing as a result of interest in all forms of history.
  • Fine Cigarette Cards, Postcards & Ephemera, 20/05/2021 12:00 PM

    Fine Cigarette Cards, Postcards & Ephemera, 20/05/2021 12:00 PM

    Fine Cigarette Cards, Postcards & Ephemera, 20/05/2021 12:00 PM 1 Cigarette cards - Selection R J Lea Ltd, 16 Cigarette cards - W D & H O Wills Ltd (1893). Manchester. 1912/13 Old English Pottery & Very rare Advertisement Card. Sailor on Deck. Porcelain (First Series) Complete set of 50, (Wills's Navy Cut Back), together with a Wills's together with part sets and odds from other Westwood Ho!/Jurista Cigars advertising slip series. 18/50 Chairman & Vice Chairman and 2 John Player & Sons (1929) Advertisement Miniatures and 19/50 Chairman Miniatures (First Cards "Sailor". £80-120 Series). In excess of 150 individual cards plus 17 Cigarette cards - Alex Jones & Co. Diamond some duplicates. £40-60 Jubilee 1897. Single card issue. £30-50 2 Cigarette cards - Ogdens (1904). 32/50 Fowls, 18 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1903. Royalty Series. Pigeons & Dogs. British Birds (1905) Complete Complete set of 25. £80-120 set of 50. Birds Eggs (1908). Complete set of 50. Royal Mail (1909). complete set of 50. £80- 19 Cigarette cards - Cope Bros & Co Ltd 1912. 120 Dogs of the World. Complete set of 50. £100- 200 3 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1915, Honours & Ribbons Complete set of 25. £150-250 20 Cigarette cards - Selection of various military related odds including, R & J Hill Ltd 1901. 2/25 4 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1912 British Medals & Naval Series (Unnumbered) - HMS Phoebe 2nd Ribbons. Complete set of 50. £200-300 Class Cruiser and Coaling. 4/30 Colonial Troops 5 Cigarette cards - Taddy 1911. Orders of Chivalry (Perfection Vide Dress) - Indian Cavalry, Natal Series 1.
  • Fall 2008 Magazine

    Fall 2008 Magazine

    faLL 2008 FOR ALUMNI & FRIENDS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA UT president’s ANNUAL REPORT Contents Vol. XXIV, No. 1 Fall 2008 Features UT Challenging Mindsets. The Honors Program at UT 6 continues to challenge students … and their ideas. The University of Tampa Journal is published three times a year — fall, winter, spring — by The University Hard Corps. Alumni in the Peace Corps find out 10 of Tampa, 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606- just how rewarding hard work can be. 1490. Third-class postage paid at Tampa, FL. Opinions expressed in the Journal do not necessarily represent those of the faculty, administration or students. Hot off the Presses. The student newspaper 12 th Eric Cárdenas ..........................................Executive Editor celebrates its 75 anniversary. Robin Roger ...............................................................Writer Anne Rowland ......................................................Designer Running on Faith. A Cuban immigrant goes from Melanie Munger ’10 ...........Student Graphics Assistant 28 waiting tables at Disney to running for office. Contributors: Jessica Burns ’04, Eric Cárdenas, Jay Hardwick, Justin Herndon, Tom Kolbe, Brian Overcast, Taylor A Launch Pad to Success. President Ronald 40 Albertson Pinke, Dan Sullivan ’06 L. Vaughn highlights the improvements that will Contributing Photographers: help UT graduates go anywhere. Todd Anderson, Jessica Burns ’04, FJ Gaylor Photography, Christine Goodwin, Harrison Haas ’08, Jay Hardwick, Justin Herndon, Bob Knight Photography, Eric Kreher, Jessica Leigh, Charles McKenzie, Cliff McBride, Alex McKnight, Dr. Mason Departments Meers, Andy Meng, Bob Olayas, Taylor Albertson Pinke, Nelson Sanderson The Front Burner ................................................................................1 About the Cover All graduates who complete the Honors Program Beyond the Lectern ...................................................................... course requirements receive a medal to wear at 14 commencement.