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... Executive Committee attended the annual meeting of the !lodic-rattan.' Society at the White Horse hotel, on Saturday, with Mr. John Replay Miakehaml in the chair. The Hon. Treasurer, Capt. H. 0. Lay. prerated a etatement of account., which slowed a total ...

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... occasion. Witness last saw him in hospital atter the accident. Frank William Last* said that he met Mr. Cocking at the Vintners Arms hotel on business that ' evening. and they both left at shout LS. Hr. Cocking told him that he had • bad cold and was going ...

... over the Pilgrim's Way. He informed an AA. trol. Propped up against a tree was foun d the dead body of John Hamilton Owen (20), bank clerk, of 40. Cardigan-road. Bow. A bullet bad entered his right temple, and between his knees was found a Colt revolver of ...

... Grant, Mr. Htirlestone, and others, covered many miles of the constituency ow drivers. Major St. John and his helpers also put in bard work. Major St. John's father was for many years on the County Council. and he himself given very many years to local ...