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... Sons, Ltd., to fill a vacancy. According to the National Canine Itefenoe League, scheme for tho higher taxation of dog* before the War Cabinet, but no decision has ret been arrived at. a meeting of the Burton Town Council, the Mayor (Councillor J. W. ...

... point of view. Perhaps somebody in authority will take the hint. Dog* and the War. Birmingham doge have done their “bit in the war. A.year more ago there was appeal for the gift loan of dog© for active service work as mesaengeffe and guards, and fairly ...

... WAR DOGS FROM BIRMINGHAM. IQ DEVELOPMENT. Some time *go application made by the military authorities to the Chief Constable Birmingham that he would support a movement for increasing the number war dogs for service France and Belgium. The experience the ...

... TOP DOGS. Pilots; We're both tnought the same thinr, «nr. 0.C.! And there's something or’ tinuiny to fly shall alwa-s St for active service if another war should out. Preparation *' ie coirg to this country’s watchwo'd in the future. That whv Government ...

... FOOD FOR DOGS. The whole question about food for dogs is now under the eoasideeatioa the War Cabinet, which is awaiting the report the special committee appointed consider the matter. The Ministry of Food has been overwhelmed with letters from parts of ...

... the Feeding o twice | has completed its work, and its repo th be presented to the War Cabinet He or tomorrow 30mg th Meanwhile the Government has ¢ naded to release for dog-biscuit manufactu grade flour sufficient to last with ; able economy for some c ...

... 1% Cologne Gazette,” says Reu ect oi” oe —_— VY eee ough how-, DOGGED FIGHTIN‘ ITALIAN DEFENCI GALLANT . FRENCH FRONT. Paris, Tues The sector of the French front w! beld by Italian troops was again at SUT at three diferent points during the of 23-24 June ...

... whether hated moat the Enver Pasha gang. Both aj, dogs,” added impartially. LEVCRHULMC COOKS AHEAB. Lord who is th«!»»m of in his j), ? island after the war haa include the oonstrurtion miles died railway. will worked from lx>'h Grimshader, five mils. west ...

... The Dog Tax. _Dr. John Sidney Turner, chairman of the Kennel duo, in interview yesterday said viewed with gravity the proposal t{> tax dogs of a value £5 and upwards. “Five pounds.’’ said, “is very low figure, and the whole the dogs for breeding purj>oses ...

... WARNINGS TO FINDERS OF DOG& Before the Hands worth msgstrale*. several persons were summoned for failing to notify the police immediately the finding stray dog* Instead of doing they had advertised for the owner*- the Bench pointed out that it rot well ...

... STRAY DOGS FOR THE ARMY The War Office, having adopted a sch»rae for the training of Army doge as or watch dogs has applied to the Birmingham Chief Const-able to supply any suitable dog coming into the hands of the police which was not claimed by its ...