... In a speech delivered on Canada* Dominion Day Monday Position. . . Mr. Chamberlain spoke what has been, accomplished since the Federation of Canada. During single our greatest colony established all the institution* of civilised and Government. has ...

... Bumley (the Rt. Rev. P. Swain) and Mrs. Swain, and will then motor to London In order to preach the following morning at the Dominion Day service at Westminster Abbey, at which the King and Queen will present. ...

... of Burnley and Mrs. Swain, and was later met by Canadian RAF. officer and chauffeur, who conveyed him to London for the Dominion Day servloe Westminster Abbey on Monday morning, which was attended by the King and Queen. ; Among those present at the service ...

... odyne set which with her whenever she travels. A special programme is being arranged for Australians who are in London Dominion Day falls Wednesday, January 26th. JACK BROADCASTER. ...

... in which it was stated that Regis capital of Saskatchewan, was devastate tornado whilst 100,000 claiming the advent of Dominion Day people were 200 persons are dead, so far as is knew hundreds have been injured in the pat od cyclone whick swept a lar ...

... part the moat important long distance relay that it has far attempted. They will then relay broadcast from Canada—July Ist Dominion day. The broadcast will carried out by the beam system and partly by Keston, the experimental receiving station which baa already ...

... Blaina and District Hoqpital and Convalescent Home. 8-50. —Weather and News. 9-5. —The Leslie Bridgewater Quintet. 9-45.—Dominion Day, 1934—a programme relayed from Canada : Percival Price, Dominion Carilloneur, from Ottawa; The Canadian Grenadier Guards ...

... derelict areas. Tho anthem will Blake's Jerusalem, and the address will be givan the Dean of Westminster. To-morrow is Dominion Day Canards, and the occasion will the subject of an interesting relay in' the National programme 9-45. Percival Price, the ...

... mothers and children, whose lives and health are the valuable assets of nation. In his plea for an all red line at the Dominion Day banquet on Monday night. Sir W. Laurier put the case in way which cannot fail to anneal to all patriotic Englishmen. had ...

... to tone, and carried Victorian Given her uncle, Mr. posies. Fifty-four death? from accidents occurred during Canada's Dominion Day celebrations, including 25 drowning, eight fire victims, eight two-plane crashes, seven in traffic accidents and six from ...

... last recruit was buried shortly be#©re noon the woods. The horn-blowers the turret walls blew the Last Post. July Ist (Dominion Day) the Governor- General Canada is unveil a memorial commemorate the part played the Fusiliers in the defence Quebec 158 ...

... being one of the I I •'lJ' • | I- .r| fj ' The Prince of Wales -will propose the toast Cariada and the Imperial af the Dominion Day | British V.' delegates to Ottawa Conference. 1 dinner will held the Sarpy Hotel 30th June. ' ! I ill ' L lr ...