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... FOODS Moreover, many animals live on diets rare food which can only be imported. A hundred and one queer foods figure on the menu of the snakes, for instance. year it costs about £15,000 to feed the zoo’s inmates. Among other things the animals last year ...
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... sausage and beer supplies no hardship at all. Now if pate de foie gras, Camem’bert. and claret had vanished from the restaurant menus, there would indeed be cause for sighing. big hotels have all the caviare that officers on leave can possibly eat. There are ...
... pianist. He is also the pianist for all our I concerts. We had Christmas dinner in a barn. and were waited on by the olllcm The menu included roast pork and two vegetables. plum pudding, figs and dates. Another Fleetwood man has communicated with Gunner Watson ...
... time superintendent engineer for the lago Steam Trawling Company. . The bride, who was given away by her brother. Mr. Lance Menus. a Maple in of florally-embomed crepe at the waist with a long plaited long veil was held in place by a of lilies, and she ...
... than attending the treat eight years of 124 following Mrs Mr point of view All did full justice to pudding the items wholesome menu Countess folk while busied the Mrs wife Vicar Rev J W Hollinshend Rev (I G vicar St Mark’s Rev S' Morgan St Peter’s Mr Take ...
... (head of the WVS tea canteen committee) the Chairman the Urban District Council (Councillor J Cook JP) Councillor Bradley tea menu was a festive character and abundant There were paper hats for all instead of visit from Father Christmas the children received ...
... excellent organisation the local Committee. One the chief features of the function was a meat tea really substantial repast, the menu including fruit jellies, cakes, and on. Christmas crackers were distributed and created a great deal of amusement for the children ...
... retirement, which took effect at the end of Hudson and T.W. K Cam (clerical departlast year after >2 years In the service menu. E. McOonigle ‘sales superintendent Mr. Gregory joined the National Tele- at Blackburn). H. M. Curtis ‘sales superphone Sendee ...