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... ome isers and neutral eciency, en thaking the Entertainment Committee %sr their silent peogramme that evening mid deck* to speak to you a few word. tonight the question which fills all oar minds at this lima, 1 mesas the war in South Africa. I do not ...

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... the curtain falls. brief outline deals with only . four Marsden , piece; and of the in which them . impersonated we cannot speak too highly. Mr. 'lowan npreeented the grimed and wealthy Mr. ,tiller to the life-he looked mid acted tate part; A. L. Duncan ...

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... who gave Beddow no inconsiderable amount of work to do. The goal- keeper saved • grand shot from Milliard, bat. generally speaking, the work which devolved on him at this stage, wee not of • difficult natures The &seem among the Spur.' forwards produced ...

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... a cold winter's night a few }vase ago, when they lied met their very much respected mem. her, Col. Long.- lapplauyel—red, speaking of the amociation of Calmly?, and Conservatives, /mid by their act they did M 410.. mint a very real danger to the country ...