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... Secretary in return for all and donations.—Mb. Chairman; Mr. George Coxxb, Hon. Treasurer. TRY AID'S PURE BREAD. LANGMAID'S 60LD MEDAL BREAD. LAN GM AID'S PRIZE MEDAL CAKES. GIVING GREAT SATISFACTION. 43 &45 Mannien Ri.Sonthsea Delivered daily to all ...
... parade of the Faversham Detachment Ist K.R.G.A. Volunteers was held on Sunday morning. The men mustered at the Drill Hall and marched to the parish church under the command of Lieut. Neeme, and beaded by the Band of the Detachment. Capt. Neanse, the present ...
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... made ty the Japanese. The men asked permission to attack the night, their efforts in tho day laving been fruitless. This voluntary effort gained the day. Following up the Tashichao success, the Japanese attacked the Russian Army near Haisheng, and a battle ...
... 28, 1904. Volunteer March Out. —The Banbury detachment of the 2nd V.B. Oxfordshire Light Infantry had h on Tuesday evening, at the invitation of Major Stockton, to his residence at Bodicote. The detachment paraded in the Horse Fair, and, headed by the ...
... over 3 million scholars—and done it too without State aid. Furthermore, they don't brag about it either. Now many of the Sunday Schools belonging to the Church of England were elected Partly / State aid, and with regard to the Chu schools generally, it is ...
... glad of an oppor‘tunity to take part in honouring a brave comrade who left England with the regiment, never to return. A detachment of the Army Service Corps, in charge of Staff Sergeant- Major Helland, were present as representing the branch of the Service ...
... (or the corresponding month last year. There was no death from notifiable disease. tvtov*w*a , v,towi-to. the proposition of Aid. Mew, the Council adopted the report of the Recreation-ground Committee, recommending that iron gates be placed at Mr. Dora's ...
... understanding between them all for sanction to a voluntary rate, and it was suggested that Mr. Alexander and himself would be acceptable to be elected on the Board of managers. They agreed to a voluntary rate, and because of that be got Mr. Alexander nominated ...
... to lack of funds, the Vicar St. Andrew's, Bordesley, Birmingham .has restore. 1 , and cleansed his church entirely by voluntary aid. This included the taking down of the church tower, and often the vicar has bum seen stripped to the waist working with ...
... the need of the moment. But the time has now whsn the task may once again be taken up. It is proposed to organise the voluntary aid reeouroes of the country by means of county committees, with separate branch ooomiittees for the big towns, and the es ...
... any, of the vendors. Th.. stilmartionittre coneiderea the mweith it repairs to voluntary schools. that a circular be d.spath.al by the secretary to the Managers of voluntary school., to tit.. effect that the sulecommittee are relying on the eompletion ...