1925
OILSKIN FACTORY IN CELLARDYKE – FOR SALE. There will be re-exposed for sale by Public roup. within the Town Hall , Cellardyke , on Wednesday , 11th February , at 2 pm ., those Extensive PREMISES in JAMES STREET , CELLARDYKE long occupied by Alex . Black & Co. as a NET AND OILSKIN FACTORY , including Drying Floors, Store Rooms, Sewing and Cutting Rooms, Sale Shop, Office, Bootmaker ‘ s Shop, Boiler , Engine. Sewing Machines, &c. Immediate Occupation. REDUCED UPSET PRICE £350. Feu-duty nominal. For further particulars, apply to GUTHRIE & MAXWELL. Solicitors. Anstruther.
John Clark, motor engineer, Cellardyke, admitted having no lights on his motor car, and Mr Ian W. Mclnnes, W.S., Cupar, on his behalf, said he had gone with some people to a dance at Pittenweem. His accumulators were running low, and he switched off the lights when he turned the car into a side street. The police informed him that, the parking place was at the next street, he was fined 10s.
1926
BLAZE IN KILRENNY SHOP.
Tenants Burning Injuries. –
Fire broke out in the premises of Mr William Crease, confectioner, Kilrenny, last night.
The outbreak is supposed to have been caused by an explosion of the carbide plant which Mr Crease installed to supply light to his shop and house.
The village was agog with excitement when the alarm was given, and numerous helpers with pails of water succeeded in quelling the conflagration, the services of the joint fire brigade of Anstruther and Cellardyke being unnecessary.
Mr Crease, who belongs to Crail, was badly injured and was brought to Anstruther suffering from a burnt wrist and a badly scorched face. He was attended to by Dr Wilson. Anstruther, and was later able to proceed home. The stock the front shop is ruined. It was only two years ago that the same building was practically gutted by fire.
DANCE MERRIMENT AT CELLARDYKE.
Badminton Club’s Jovial Gathering.
Over 50 couples accepted the invitation to Cellardyke Badminton Club dance, which was held in the Town Hall, Cellardyke, last night.
With pretty decorations enhanced by electric bulbs a fine effect was obtained. Music was provided by the Olympia Palais de Danse Band, Kirkcaldy, and members of the committee acted as M.C.s.
1927
Dysart Town Council
WATERPROOFS FOR TOWN EMPLOYEES.
The Council approved minute of the Streets Committee authorising the Burgh Surveyor accept the offer of Martin, Cellardyke, to supply the town employees with six oilproof suits, and one oilproof jacket, at the price of 17s 7d per suit.
Cupar Sheriff Court
For having carried eleven passengers in excess of the number which his vehicle was constructed to carry, James Stevenson, bus driver, 25 James Street, Cellardyke, was fined £1.
1928
The silver cross of the Imperial Scout Headquarters was presented to Scout Philip Anderson, 56 John Street, Cellardyke, in the Drill Hal. The entire troop of the 1st Anstruther Scouts was on parade, and Bailie W. M. Carstairs presided, and Major Lumsden Tarvit made the presentation. Scout Anderson last summer at the Craigs at Cellardyke rescued a small boy from drowning.
CROWN SALMON FISHINGS-TO LET
THE COMMISSIONERS OF CROWN LANDS are prepared to receive TENDERS for a LEASE of the SALMON FISHINGS in the Sea extending, from the Pier at the southern end of Cellardyke Harbour in the Parish of Kilrenny to Fifeness in the Parish of Crail in the Firth of Forth in the County of Fife , Particulars and Forms of Tender may be obtained on application to the SECRETARY, OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF CROWN LANDS. 1 WHITEHALL, LONDON SW1, tenders to be received no later than 15th March 1928
1929
Property for Salle. FIFESHIRE. ANSTRUTHER.— For Sale, by Private Bargain, that Highly Desirable DWELLING HOUSE known “BRACKNESS,” Lady Walk, Anstruther, belonging to Mr Robert Watson, Manufacturer, Cellardyke, consisting Two Public Rooms, Four Bedrooms, Maid’s Room, Bathroom (H. and C.), and all Modern Conveniences- Garden back and front, also Garage. Annual Value. £33. Feu-Duty, £3. Casualties Redeemed. Early Entry.
For further particulars and Cards to View apply to the Subscribers, with whom Offers may be lodged or before 20th February. MACKINTOSH & WATSON, Solicitors. National Bank Buildings. Anstruther, 5th February, 1929
OFFICIAL NOTICE. PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP’S NAME. , We – JOHN MUIR Cellardyke and WILLIAM CUMMINGS WILSON Whitley Bay-HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. That in consequence unsuitability have applied to the Board Trade, under Section the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894. In respect of our ship CRAIGHALL. of Kirkcaldy, Official Number 145547, Gross Tonnage 95.4, Register Tonnage 39.44, heretofore owned by Samuel Chapman, Senior; Samuel Chapman, Junior; Frederick Chapman, and Benjamin Chapman. Fish Docks. Grimsby, for permission to change her name to “SPES AUREA,” to be registered in the said new name at the Port Kirkcaldy as owned by John Muir and William Wilson. Any objections to the proposed change sent to the REGISTRAR-GENERAL OF SHIPPING AND SEAMEN, Tower Hill, E.1, within Seven Days from the appearance this advertisement. Dated at Anstruther this Fourteenth Day February, 1929. JOHN MUIR. WILLIAM CUMMINGS WILSON. – the boat was registered KY45