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... economies could be made, it was National Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers protested and announced. The Lord Mayor, speak- R otary picketed some stores. ing at the Birmingham Club's civic day, appealed for a A reminder of the cost of the joint ...
... appearance, was the most intimate revelation of • personality. There was no way of learning good spoken English except by speaking it. Mr. P. H. Hitclunan, Lecturer in Spoken English in the University of Nottingham, said that 30 teachers' training colleges ...
... Welcome The Maori people will to-day accord Queen Elizabeth a privilege never before given to a woman: she will be allowed to speak on the Marae. the sacred plot of ground in front of an Arawa tribe meeting house. It will be the Maori's greatest welcome of ...
... his appearance, was the most intimate revelation of personality. There was no way of learning good spoken English except by speaking it. Mr. P. H. Hitchman. Lecturer in Spoken English in the University of Nottingham, said that 30 teachers' training colleges ...
... sufficed for the West. As the train drew away needs of an expanding traffic for from the platform its old guard over 50 years speaks volumes for leaned from the windog of his Brunel's foresight. It was not van and called: One cheer all until 1909 that the ...
... suffer because they produced an abundance. In present world conditions an abundance must be encouraged,' Sir Henry said. Speaking of tne . link existing between agriculture and industry. Sir Henry said the farmer was the dollar saver and industry was ...
... Welcome The Maori people will to-day accord Queen Elizabeth a privilege never before given to a woman: she will be allowed to speak on the Marae. the sacred plot of ground in front of an Arawa tribe meeting house. It will be the Maoris' greatest welcome of ...
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... Welcome The Maori people will to-day accord Queen Elizabeth a privilege never before given to a woman: she will be allowed to speak on the Marae. the sacred plot of ground in front of an Arawa tribe meeting house. It will be the Maoris' greatest welcome of ...
... will watch the traditional ceremony. After replying to the address from the entire Maori race—the only woman ever allowed to speak in the sacred place on such an occasionthe Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, will be invested with ceremonial mats fashioned ...
... will watch the traditional cerempny. After replying to the address from the entire Maori race—the. only woman ever allowed to speak in the sacred place on such an occasionthe Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be invested with ceremonial mats fashioned ...