From The Wiltshire Times, Saturday 23rd July 1887:
Warminster. Restoration Of The Minster.
The restoration of the chancel, transepts, vestries, etc., of this church is expected to be finished by the end of this month. The restoration of the nave has been put in hand and the excavation for the extension at the west end was commenced last week.
From The Wiltshire Times, Saturday 18th June 1887:
Warminster. The Advantages Of The Steam Roller.
At the Local Board meeting Mr. J.W. Titt said few of them were acquainted with the advantages of steam rollers in laying down stones. They were in use in large towns and were saving the ratepayers 25 per cent. He understood the Marquis of Bath was to engage one to lay a road at Longleat and he thought the Board should hire it while it was in the district, at a cost of £2 a day. [After some discussion, the matter was adjourned for a month.]
From The Wiltshire Times, Saturday 5th March 1887:
Warminster. On The War Path.
Our “Fair Traders” are assuming the aggressive, and Warminster will soon be looked upon as the hub of the Fair Trade universe.
