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... ArsLrrtes . . The question of the formation of an Old tlaytonians' Athletic Club was next discussed. Mr. F. E. Weeks speaking strongly in favour of its formation. It was decided to form an athletic club, and a committee was duly elected. The formation ...
... members being £762,072, the mortgage asset. 1:808,101, total assets £940,170, and a reserve fund of 1;30.000. The article speaks appreciatively of the work of the first President, the Rev. W. Stott, who was elected in 1874, of Mr. Gilbert Lane, who has ...
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... expenditure. Nature has given us two eare, two eyes, and but one tongue, to the end we should hear and see more than we speak. Thus saith Socrates of ancient Athens. And, like Socrates of narrow, I have heard and have seen with satisfaction that the ...
... meeting in the North of England where Mr. J. H. Thomas essayed to speak. Not being an extremist—a Bolshevist or Communist—lie was howled down. Curiously enough, Mr. Henderson wan allowed to speak, and referred to the near future. when the Labour Party would ...
... in the Church House to-day (Friday), at eight, to wake arrangements for the American tea,. ADULT SCDOOL.—M J. F. A.hoy will speak on Secrets of the rah - ergo in the Y.Y. Hut next Sunday morning at 9.30. invited. flowousx CouNCIL.—Mr. A. E. Ihinitoond ...
... would be opened, and much additional labour made for men and women and employees at cinemas, railways, and on motor 'buses. Speaking generally, the law of the land condemns Sunday trading, and epeea toe against Sunday labour. thus recovilaiag the need for ...
... long overdue action of the local Education Committee in applying for power to disuise emptied female teachers. Justice speaks of much hardship being caused to these unnecessary females is oar schools if they are dismissed. I have yet to meet the ...
... Diagram, and photographs gave additional interest to a. lecture that was all too short. Next Sunday Mr. F. J. Williams will speak on The Interdependence of Peoples in the Y.M.C.A. Hut at 9.30 a.m. LADIES AT WHINT.-A most successful whist drive for ladies ...
... one iota from our standpoint. which is fully borne out by Profenor Wsitara who a few days- ago embraced Ur , views we hold. Speaking in the Univemity Edinburgh he reaffirmed his oftespeseeed views on the failure of School Education. contending that the ...
... will undertake the duty of protecting the public, so far as they can, from unscrupulous people in all walks of life. And, speaking generally, they do it, even although it is often against their financial interests. And what is the position of newspapers ...
... l'arty, and OR no other ticket. Councillor Kittoe was the suit speaker, and he was followed by Councillor Bartle. who, aftetr speaking of the immense value of the public health branch of niunicipal administration, defended the Council's housing scheme, and ...