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... 25th. and kind attention First 1, Pitcroft Road, late of Old Ports- HELLYER— Mr. Hellver and fi for skilful to Mrs Coleman Duke's mouth. Will be sadly missed by her! wish to thank neighbours grandchild ic lovin, Puneral friends for their kindness and ...

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... when the Inter-Service tourna- this Calcutta Cup match—J. ‘rivals, with a win over county | King Alfred's College, the Cambridge wing | Winchester. First man home takes place at the Royal | Smith, . Steeds, Sea. Isaacs, the ist. George's course, Sandwich ...

... Arlington Avenue, He was however, assured | begin work at present, but the Portsmouth,” replied Mit- National Defence 3. K and Duke Pile, of jscheme must be prepared and) chell. “ | have m name on Savings 2'2% 1964 6 by the Chairman of the la roved by the ...

... 7 e two fin 1 trials held umpires by concer Frank Chester reme mbers Test | FRANK CHESTER | Wednesday and Thursc ‘showed Cambridge to be ER | matches in which batsmen w id Southern Amateurs regularly appearing with) seconds, or three lengths, fas st have ...

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... mrnfvito Scotland to-dav to Join his Liberal colleagues there this evening. 1 J Fuonino Mltrh at !Martin (Transport) v. J, Duke CVCning 'Southsea Liberal»: T. Gray U:„LL.n, iLandpon Liberal) v A. Hobbs nignoury ißadical'; W. Wickenden ImoMPirv orp tn ...

... THE WAY The Bishop The King's Thanks D.C.L.I. RECEIVE NEW COLOURS AT BORDON NWK Colours were presented to the Ist Battalion Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantr>-, In an impressive ceremony yesterday afternoon by hundreds visitors at Quebec Barracks. Bordon ...

... British Olympic embarrassing situation. at most moderate prices. Call today! events reveals some interesting mate R. A. West (Cambridge Several times last year, and details which give promise 0 two miles again in tl ne first Test against nas H.R.C. “25” on ...

... M. J Warrington (School Meals Organizer foi Porlsmouthl. v v warn . 'w» i Mr Morris, who is has been al Trinity College. Cambridge, since January. 1948. and is Imping enter the Colonial ; Office has rowed for Trinity College, and Is also keen on sailing ...

... Douglas Fairbanks crept up behind him, looked over his shoulder, and whispered: See anybody you know Shakespeare— Contentment Duke Senior—Hath not old custom made this life more sweet Than that of painted pomp? Are not these woods More tree from peril than ...