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... Telewriter. WRITING AND SPEAKING ON THE SAME WIRE. Your own arritiac. aketchea, and diagram* inatantaneoualy transmitted. No confirmation required. Saves mistakes and avoids disputes. Every message the telewriter is secret; it cannot be tapped. ...
... Telewriter. SPEAKING AND WRITING ON THE Write for Particulars— TELEWRITER SYNDICATE, 4, London Wall Bldgs., or Craig's Court House, Charing Cross, B.W. SAME WIRE. PUBLIC EXCHANGES Win SHORTLY bo ESTABLISHED. ...
... going into the pockets of their own people, who were showing their faith in the Btate credit, not to speak of the saving of £67,000 annually involved. In addition to this £900,000 had been extinguished from the redemption fund. In spite of tho heavy ...
... proposals, very calmly and quietly. They would see if any arrangement could be arrived at, and they would speak out arrangement was possible. He was quite prepared give Mr. McKenna every credit for having endeavoured to introduce basis, genuine basis ...
... stood to ejaculate Rot! aa Mr. Matthews was speaking. A stpong protest was instantly made, but as Mr. Macdonald disclaimed having used the the incident passed off, Mr. Matthews withdrawing his resolution. Discussing matters remitted frem the Belfast ...
... THE TELEWRITER. Speaking and Writing on the same Telephone Wire. Rented by many important firm* on private lincc. Public Exchanges will shortly be established. Now working on trunk lines from Manchester and Birmingham to London. Writ! ftr particulttn ...
... man, Wd.3 put up by the Government apolo- The curious thing was that Mr. re speaking when the time of automatic loMir© arrived. we had a learned member the Government cut thort his oration, T/hiUt Vnionists were moved ironical indignation, and yelled ...
... than eighteen indoor meetings, and his helpers will speak at many scores of outdoor gathering*. The I nionfet counterblast to the Lloyd- Georgo incursion will mad© on Wednesday groat demonstration in the Grand Theatre, attended Mr. Campbell, K.C., M.P ...
... REQUIRED, MENTAL NURSE: be able speak and French; for Just the Channel.-Write, giving all particniara ae to age. prevKxia experience, remnnerwliua required, and enelening only eopire of tcatimoniaU. Patience, 1254. Sell's Advertising Offlce*. Loodoa. ...
... District Council, Gillingham Council, Dudley Council. Speaking at Preston, last night, Mr. Harold Cox, M.F.. said that would not support any Bii!. either on tho hex r_>.r.£ or any other question, which did not give fair piay ail the legitimate interest* ...
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... GENTLEMAN good social standing, speaking Giro strictly moderate; referwaosa fnrntohed.—Piease address T. 3847, Standard Office. Fleatat.. KjO. ...