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... influence in his own field. 22 The design course will be held every Thursday until June. Wellknown local architects will speak on various aspects of design. ...

... donors for their generous gesture, and windows, and Churches , held recently at Lund in tions officer of the association, speaking labour can be saved in the spring if morrow night at 6.45 and 9 o'clock. In glass and delph. He spent most hisand will be ...

... a fair proportion of land so that private building might slay its part in the great joint effort, ‘ Mr, Macmillan, who was speak‘lng at a luncheon given by the National Federation of Registered House Builders, added: “I will go further than that. In next ...

... consultation with an advisory committee drawn from the local authorities. garded getting a fair (hare of what is there, said. Speaking on the proposals to build a new hospital in East Belfast. ha said the Authority wished to have this at the earliest possible ...

... your desk for a free trial will contince you. For here is electronic dictation at its best. Simple, clear, accurate. Just speak your letters, notes or memoranda. There they are, recorded on plastic Dictabelts, the Time-Master's amazing new recording medium ...

... they ~ above all, from them - had asked local ee that builders ir proportion of private building art in the great an, who was speak-Iweon given by the ‘ation of Registered , added: “I will go that. In next ure I shall make it authorities that ifelieve—lland ...

... not serious. When I looked at him before I went home lie looked terribly weak. He asked me for a drink, but could hardly speak. Next morning there was a phone call to say lie was dangerously ill. The child died in the afternoon. The baby's faiher, Mr ...

... requested that a street light should be erected on the Waveney Road at the bus stop it was to facilitate the townspeople. He was speaking on behalf the ratepayers when he made the suggestion, and not in the interests of the U.T.A. When the question of night lights ...

... PROGRESS. IRISH LANGUAGE IS IN USE, HE SAYS 'Not archaic' Sir,—Your contributor Charles Lee in his article Eire Folk Won't Speak i the Irish Language has succeeded only in presenting one side of the picture. He has failed to produce a fair and balanced ...

... fresh air and sunshine. There is an unquestionable saving in labour compared with the standard Danish type, and generally speaking, the pigs are warmer, more comfortable and live under more hygienic conditions than in the average pig bouse, thus giving ...

... enough the play and rehearsal winch precedes the opera iiself was a trifle slow’ at first, and some of the children tended to speak their lines too loudlv—al| of which fault-1 were completely absent in “The Littl Sweep opera proper. The adult principals ...