... CHRISTMAS AT THE G.P.O. P:r-War Records Not Approached. A Sudden Burst of Posting on Christmas Eve. 7,000 Extra Hands Em- ploycd :n London. A representative of the Press Association, on inquiry at the Controller's department of the General Post Office ...

... CHRISTMAS. The year that it: ebbing away will be remembered with mixed feelings. The first Peace year after the gr.istest of All recorded wars, it was bowed to be full of difficah problems. The mess had to ,leirod up, industry to revert to the usn•Tes ...

... CHRISTMAS here. We have a Large Stock ...

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... CHRISTMAS, askine all my friends Chrictmas Day, “aps Santa Claus wonld like ong and play, t a little note 1 any way. te to say heyl come, we were at tea own the chimney placa could be, a lot of splendid toys friends aud me. ' TESTED FREE LY FITTED ROOM ...

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... CHRISTMAS have received from Messrs. Tucks their charming Fairy Box. Its contents for grown-ups and children are as delightful There are dainty calendars, as ever. original postcards in colour, and a series of charmi ng children of the Allies, each clad ...

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... CHRISTMAS WiU be incomplete without a visit to the Nottingham . . . ...