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face of the contract entered into he did not see how defendant could get out of payment. –
Mr Thomas, for the defendant argued that the words “See all over the house” were not
inconsistent with the contract. It would be useless unless the advertisement could be seen
by the whole of the audience. – His Honour gave judgement for plaintiff for the amount
claimed.
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The Bromsgrove, Droitwich and Redditch Messenger – Saturday 12 August
1916
Redditch Petty Sessions – Wednesday – Before Colonel H. S. Bartleet (chairman), Colonel C.
F. Milward, Messrs. F. C. Dolphin, E. T. Moule, and G. E. Leach.
Applications – Mr Ritson, manager of the Public Hall, presented plans prepared by Mr B.
Perrins, for certain alterations. – The Bench having examined the building with the plans, the
application was granted.
An application by Mr Ballard, manager of the Palace Theatre, for two
children to play, was adjourned. - 1916
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