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Rea Metal Casements:-
Bullens Rd. £44.11.0 approx
Gwladys St. Basement 71.17.9 do
do Upper 75. 4.9 do
W. Flanagan & Sons {191.13.6}
All wire guard work, without fitting
costs, £219.12.0.
Mr. Leitch had attended, viewed the
additional damage since Sept. 1940 & was
now preparing our full Claim for the War
Damage Commission. In his opinion, there was
no possibility of obtaining permission for maintenance
materials sufficient to employ our joiner through-
out the year.
Mr. R. E. Searle promised to contact
the City Surveyor's department, with the view
of a visit from a member of his staff.
Junior Grounds Capt. T. Percy's letter was read.
Chester F. C. Correspondence was read from Sir
Thomas Brocklebank, but the Board re-affirmed
their previous offer of £50.
W. Lowe Secy. reported that Mr. Diggle had
reported favourably on the condition of this player's
broken leg; that he was now in a private ward
in Walton Hospital, & that application had been
made for compensation under term's of the Amateur
Player's Policy.
Next Meeting Tuesday, November 23, 4.45 pm. at Xchange Hotel.
Confirmed as correct.
Wm. C. Gibbins
Nov. 23/43
Chairman
