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Durhal\F. [ KELLY:'~ 410 STOCKTON- U POX ... TEES. DURHAl\f. [ KELLY:'~ MAGISTRATEB FOR THE BOROUGH TEES V ALLEY WATER BO,Ul.D.. (which includes Norton). Offices, Mmlicipal buildings, Middlesbr()ugh & 14 .DQve­ The Mayor. cot street, Stockton. .Bagley Charles J ames, ·west wood, Hart burn Stockton Representatives on the Water BQard. ~ Bainbridge Rober·t, Outram street · Retire Retire llelltty William John L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. Van Mildert I Councillor R.F.Brittain I~Jl4 AldermanR.Bainbridge 1916 house, Yarm road Councillor T. Dowr.ey .• 1915 Alderman W. Ma\\lam J916 Brittain Robert Frank, Skinner street Alderman Tomkins 1915 Burns Hugh, 145 High street li. Cameron Alexander, 3 Hartington road Middlesbrough Representatives. ()raig David, Bridge road Retire t Retire Harrison John, 5 North terrace, Norton road Councillor J. T. Pannell 1914 Alderman A. Hinton..-.... 19~ Hodgson B. Tyson, g6 High street CouncillorS. A. Hauler 1914 Alderman R. Archibald ~916 Hunton John George, 15 West End terrace Councillor Calvert .•. 1915 Ald. J}lcLaughlan ·- 1916 Lee Robert, Fair:field J. J. Mellanby Thomas, Hawthorn house, Hartburn, Stockton Thornaby Representative. Mills Waiter Herbert, 16 Finkle street Vacant. Nattrass F. T. Arleswicke, Hartburn road Meetings of the Board at Municipal buildings, Middlett· Newby George, Io Finkle street brough, 2nd monday in every month at IO-So a.m Reed William, Hartburn lane, Stockton Meetings of the Stockton Water Supply committee are Robinson M. Hart burn held un 1st tuesday in every month at 2.45 p.m Roger Bobert, West row, Stockton Mee~ings of the Finance committee, on the wednesday pra· Samuel J onathan, Chester-le-Street Sanderson Henry G. 7 Van Mildert terrace, Yarm road ceding the ordinary board meeting, at 2.50 p.m Sladden Arthur, South Durham steel works Treasurer, H. S. Eltenton, National Provincial Bank, Smith Donald F. Victoria terrace Middlesbrough Smith Matthew, 42 Emerald street, Saltburn-by-the­ Clerk & Manager, Hugh Wilson, Middlesbrough Sea, Yorks Accountant, Thomas S. Calvert, Middlesbrough Tomkins Henry, Stockton .:\.ssessor & Collector for Stockton, John D. Lowe ; for Middlesbrough, John Cranston Clerk, Thomas Henry Faber, 20 Finkle street • Borough Petty Sessions are held at the Police court, TEES CONSERVANCY. Church row, every monday & thursday at 10.30 a.m. Offices, Queen's terrace, Middlesbrough • .& other davs• at 10 a.m Commissioners, 1913 & 1914 . Sir Hugh Bell bart. (chairman) COUNTY MJ.GISTRATES FOR THE PETTY SES­ Admiralty Commissioners. SIONAL DIVISION OF STOCKTON WARD. William Randolph Innes Hopkins The Senior Magistrate present takes the chair, Sir Hugh Bell bart Londonderry Marquess of K.G., G.C.V.O.; C.B., P.C., Jonathan Samuel esq. M.P D.L. Wynyard park, Durham Stockton Commissioners. Backhouse Edward, Blackwell manor, Wolsingham, Appointed by the Town Council. • Darlington John Harrison Fredc. Byers Watson Badcook Joshua Gory, Bank house, High street Frederick Thomas Nattrass Thomas llrownless Watson Blandford Jsph. Whitfield, The Manor, Norton, Stockton Mathias Robinson "Brown Sir Frank, Norton, Stockt;on•on-Tees Castlereagh Viscount M.P. Springfield, Oakham,Rutland Elected by Payers of Tees Dues. Curry Henry .John, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, Stockton Sir Thomas Wrightson bart. I Charles Wilham Littleboy Densham Henry Bryan, West End terrace, Stock ton Elected by Shipowners. Denton Richd. Copeland, Fountains, The Oval,Harrogate C. Arthur Head I Sir Robert Ropner bart Dodshon William, West row, Stockton Fowler Marshall, Otterington house, Northallerton Middlesbrough Commissioners. Appointed by ths Town Council. Grigg Richard, Wingfield, Stoke, Devonport Thom·1s Roddam Dent [ William Harkess Head Chas. Arthur C.C. Bartburn hall,Stockton-on-Tees John Forbes Thomas Gibson Poole Hogg Jn. Ewer Jefferson, 59 Elm Park gdns.London SW Elected by Payers of Tees Dues. Johnson Waiter L. Enterpen, Hutton Rudby, Yarm Arthur Cooper j F, A.. E. Samuelson Kingdon William Sottridge, Norton, Stockton Kirk William, Norton hall, Stockton-on~Tees Elected by Shipowners. , Mills John, Newham hall, Nunthorpe, Yorks Joseph Constantine I James Warley Pickering Ord Richard M ..A. Sands hall, Sedge:field, Ferryhill Yarm Commissioners. Page-Page John William, The Green, Norton, Stockton- Appointed by Ratepayers. on-Tees Charles John Archer I John Robert Clapham Richardson Edwin Ba.ckhouse, Potto- hall, Northallerton Auditors. Ropner LPonard, Rimswell, Stockton·on·Te~s W. B. Peet & Co Ropner Sir Robert bart. V.D. Preston hall, Stockton- on-Tees Officers. Secretary & Chief Clerk, John H. Amos, Queen's Ropner Robert, Hartbnrn, Stockton-on-Tees terraee, Middlesbrough Sowerby John Pag-e LL.B. Stokesley, Yorks Engineer, Henry A. Wood, Queen's ter. Middlesbrough Sutton John Stapylton, Faceby, Northallerton Graving Dock Manager, A. Bissett, Graving dock, South Thubron Thomas, Saw mills, Sedgefield bank, Middlesorough Wrightson Sir Thos. bart. D.L. NPasham hall, Darlingtn Treasurers, National Provincial Bank of England Ltd.. Middlesbrough The Chairman of the Guardians of .Stockton Uni1)n & Collectors of Dues. the Chairman of the Sedgefield Rural District Council, Stockton, John G. Hunton, .Fi:akle chambers. Finkle for the time being, ar~ ex·officio magi-st:FalleB street, Stockton Middlesbrough, D. Mackendrick,Queen's ter. Middlesbro' Clerk to the Magistrates, Thos. Hy. Faber, 20 Finkle st Refuge Dues, H. Leeman, 5th Buoy Lighthouse :Petty Sessions are held at the Police court every alter­ Harbour Masters. nate wednesday at 12 noon. The following places are included in the divisirm: Aislaby, Bishepton\ Billing­ Middlesbrough, Capt. H. W, Livett ham, Bradbury, Bntterwick~ .Carlton, Cowpen Bewle.y, Assistant Harbour Master at Stockton, Edward .Brown, :Egglescliffe, Elton, Elstob, Ernbleton, Fishburn~ Fox ... General board meetings on the first monday in every tton, Garn10ndsway Moor, East iffartbmm, Haverton mrmth~ except bank holidays, when meeting& e.re held Hill, Long Newton, Mordon, Newbiggin (East & West), on the wednesday, at n.45 a.m. ; annual meeting on Newton Bewley, Ne\\·sham. Norton, Preston...on-Tees, third monday in Ngvember "Redmarshall, Shotton, Sedgefield, 'Staint.on {Great & Finance Committee meet on the first mQnday: in ev~ Little), Stillingto~ Stockton,,lfhorpe* Whitton• .woJ ... month, except bank holidays, at 10.45 a.m. at Middles­ viston & hamlets within th&se pl8C6! .. brough .
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