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"I am very much perturbed about what is happening at these Saturday night dances; we are getting too many complaints," said Bailie Gourlay at Sa.itcoats Burgh Court on Monday morning. He imposed a fine of £2 with the alternative of 20 days imprisonment upon William Jackson, labo

Jrs. South Section Newton R. v Hurlford Un. gmark B. v Riccarton B. * * * SATURDAY'S RESULTS League—B. Division Tilton Acas. 2, Kilmarnock 3 Un. 2, Queen's Park 2 I SATURDAY'S JUNIOR ashop, nbank Un. v Dennistoun W. Asue, rkhall Th. v Lugar B. Thistle ar, Kul tershill v Cumnock

Martln James Docherty, Heron Street, Bridf; , :ion. Glasgow, whose case was continued for one week aL Kilmarnock Sheriff Court on Monday, 20th ".larch, re-appeared on Monday morning when Sheriff J. Lindsay Duncan was in receipt of a Borstal report. The information containe,l in

Mary Neil or Martin. 34 High Street, Kilmarnock, appeared SUPPLEMENTARY APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE for the SALE OF EXCISEABLE LIQUORS for the NORTIi.ERN DISTRICT of the COUNTY OF AYR by an Applicant for the grant of a Certificate. who, owing to the death of the former Applicant

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On 3rd March in the premises occupied by William Dow and Sons, electrical contractors, 6 St. Marnociz Street. Kilmarnock, she pretended to be Mrs McKenzie of 20 Blair Avenue, Hurlford, and that she was employed by Blackwood and Morton (Kilmarnock) Ltd. and that she was authorise