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... THE CIRENCESTER FOLO WEEK,. MAJOR LONGWORTH AND MAJOR AND MRS. DE FREVILLE MISS V. PETHICK, THE HON. MRS. AUBREY HASTINGS, AND MISS M. PETHICK MRS. ALLFREY AND MISS F. CRIPPS WATCHING THE POLO MR. H. PULITZER \V. Dennis Moss MISS AITCHISON AND MRS. CUNNINGHAM The Cirencester Spring Cup drew an excellent entry of ten teams, and, as usual in this cheery centre in the west they included a polo ...

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