Herald - Issue 472

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From simple upgrades to complete house re-wiring - and everything in-between, Hannah’s Electrics is the perfect choice. A trusted tradeswoman with sensible rates covering Southampton, New Forest & Waterside areas CONTACT HANNAH 07585 778136 W: www.hannahs-electrics.co.uk • E: hannahelectrics@gmail.com Like us on Facebook Send your local news to The Editor, The Herald, 2 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH Waterside Heritage Centre AGM and Open Days from Waterside Heritage Save the dates! e rst date to save is the AGM of Waterside Heritage which will be held on Monday 28th April, 7.30pm in the Hythe & Dibden Community Centre. A er a short AGM, Robin Somes will give a talk on Ashlett Mill in the early 20th Century. e next date to save is the weekend of 28th-29th June when the Heritage Centre will be hosting an Open Weekend – keep an eye out for further details in e Herald. e photograph shows a corner of the entrance hall that we intend to turn into a comfortable area (next to the radiator) where visitors can sit and read some of our local books. If anyone has an old, comfy armchair that they would be willing to donate, we would be delighted to collect and use it. We are still making progress, helped by our marvellous volunteers, with digitising our archives with the intention of making them available to members on the internet. So far, we have digitised about 25% of our photographs and a greater percentage of documents. We are also wading through our documents and found the following advertisement printed in the 1800s by Longman, Hythe, Southampton. e text reads as follows (with the original spelling): “ROGER GILES Surgin Parish Clark & Skulemaster. Groser & Hundertaker. Respectably informs ladys & gentleman that he drors teef without wateing a minit, applies laches every hour, blisters on the lowest tarms. and vizicks for penny a peace. He sales Godfather’s kordales, kuts korns, bunyons, doctors osses, clips donkeys wance a munth and undertakes to luke arter every bodies nayls by the ear. Joes-harps, penny wissels, brass kanelsticks, fryin pans and other moozikal hinstruments hat grately reydooced figers. Young ladys and gentlemen larnes their grammur and langeudge in the purtiest manner also grate care taken off there morrels and spelling. Also zarm-singing tayching the base vial, and oll other zorts of fancy work. As times is cruel bad i begs totell ee that i has just beginned to zell all sorts of stashonary ware, cox, hens, vouls, pigs and all other kinds of poultry. Blackin-brishes, bokes & bibles, misetraps, bakky, ziggars. lamp oyle, tay kittles and other intoxzikatin likkers, grindin stones and other aitables. I as laid in a large azzortment of trype, dogs mate, lollipops, matches and other pikkels - old rags bort and zold here and nowhere else, newlayde heggs by me Roger Giles; zinging burdes keeped, sich as howels, donkies, paykox, lobsters, crickets. P.S. I tayches gography, rithmetic, cowsticks, jimnasticks and other chynees tricks.” Further research has revealed that this notice was an example of “fake news” which had been copied, with some additions and omissions, all over England as well as the USA and Australia. The corner of the entrance hall Advertisement printed in the 1800’s by Longman TOTTON GOES TO ‘MARDI-GRAS’ Totton and Eling Carnival is being held on Saturday 21st June. e theme of this year’s Carnival is Totton Goes Mardi Gras. e Carnival is watched every year by over 2,500 people from Totton and surrounding areas. Totton the parade or have a stall on the day please email: tottonelingcarnival@gmail.com for an application form. Volunteers are needed to assist, if you are interested in joining the Committee or helping on the day please email: tottonelingcarnival@gmail.com and leave your name and number and someone will get back to you. If the organisers don’t get enough parade entries, stall holders and volunteers by 17th May the carnival cannot go ahead. & Eling Carnival Committee raises funds for local charities and good causes throughout the year. If you would like to enter

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