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... There is only one quota figure and we are assured that it does represent all that will be asked as a matter of duty, so to speak, from the parishes. The chairman said there would be a rev ision in two years' time, and any Irepresentations which were made ...
... herds of pedigree attested Friesians in the country. High yields, an average of 4.31 ° butterfat, and many Challenge Cups speak for the herd's success. There's nothing to beat CHURN says Mr. Masters, who aJJs CHURN i • 105 to a ground mixture of hone- ...
... baskets, or people or. their way to and from work. could drop in from lime to time and ,av a prayer. The Bishop went on to speak of Ithe • fellowship of action and the 'need to do thing; together in the! leltuirh and net live as individuals. He spoke of ...
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... sine particulars in writing he did not dip he thought he was of their respective claims or Interests to BURROUGH. HORNER and speaking to the rider of the motor cycle PIG(Yr. Solicitors. Wedmore. Sooner- combination. He denied that he said set before 23rd ...
... Leader. The stalls were erected by Messrs. J. C. Dyer, Thyer, J. R. Keith. F. Hood. N. Garland and the Rev. Walter K. Davis. Speaking later to our reporter, the Rev. W. E. Davis, said the church members deeply appreciated the many and varied gifts donated ...
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... herds of pedigree attested Friesians in the country. High yields, an average of 4.31 % butterfat, and many Challenge Cups speak for the herd's success. There's nothing to beat CHURN says Mr. Masters, who adds CHURN 105 to a ground mixture of homegrown ...
... Christmas. ' The Dean. after congratulating the School on its past year's successes. thanked Mr. Betteman for coming and speaking to them. The proceedir.gs clo:ed with the singing of the School Song and The Queen:' ...
... as a farm worker. ants AddieSh3W. A DAY out at Lewis ' s for the whole • remained there until June this year IMr Harding. speaking for the lad • when he commenced work with Mr. said he had always found tin 1' family is a must at this time of the }brains ...
... be on Decem-. tableau with a solo by aster P. her Bth when Professor E. K. Trotnuin. Harding and a poem by M Miss J. will speak on Clare Adventure.**l Wins. The scen e e waspopular set with the elayiag of th record. Mary's Boy Child. and as the curtains ...
... others have choice: one at least is asked to re- A RCIENTIPIE AGE turn home tc take the exam. at a karat primary school. Speaking of science. Mr. Com/nines said this was a scientific age. and Why subject your boy to this the world in which their sons ...