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... SPEAKING. George U. hind (Am. • v.). NOWCflit le, N.S.W., for 164 n Nov. 6th, 22.42 N., 134.45 W., rrport.,l from lien Francium. ...

... SPEAKING. Gernoiri;• — b - a - rque; -- ;11 well, Dec. lf, soon, 30 24 N., 24 28 W., by Feederlabor', 'ported by wireless to Cadiz. Duni Lan.. liar, Doe. 16). LONDON HOSPITAL FINDS. TIIL WITOII OF THE JOVIX4I OF fitr,-1 getting letfers from all over ...

... SPEAKING EVIDENCE, During the bearing of a charge of goose• i stesting at Mir part. Cumberland. it was I 'stated that the goose lied been hidden amongst some coals after it had he.o plucked and dressed reads for the pot. So strong ass the odour (nun ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. The Lord Mayor and the Health ' Ministry. Responding to a toast of the Corporation of Manchester at a luncheon at the Manchester Town Hall, to-day, the Lord Mayor (Councillor W. Cundiff) spoke in straight terms of the Ministry of Health ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING , 11r..1. W. Flatt paid there would haye to he tome Mein sneaking 'I her wanted to know whether the policy of the Federation was to be dictated largely by mill managers. and whether it was a fart thers were w hn were most prominently enraged ...

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... ew | Tre | SPEAKING TO AN INV AUDIENCE. Will the brocdcasting of speect public entertainments develop our E? faculty and make us less easy to p 1 am inclined to think that the should be in the affirmative—beca IRE broadcast audience of ssvlated list Mun ...

... Rupert Speaks. IELDING to her instructions, mmy assumed ¢ strained and unnatural posture, and fixed his eyes in a reverent etate upon a crack in the ceiling. The girl inspected him critically, nodded, and fell to work. For some ten minutes there was silence ...

... DIED WHILE SPEAKING. While epeaking at a Salvation Army service at Yarmouth, William O'Callaghan, a warder at Wandsworth Prison, fell down dead. He was visiting Yarmouth as a member of the Wandsworth Corps Silver Band, which was carrying out an engagement ...

... How To Speak Foreign. t FRIEND of mine who lately visited foreign parts complained to me very bitterly on his return about the exasperating ignorance of for ei gners, and mentioned as an example the case a pert and giggling cham ermai Czecho-Slovakia ...