A boy; of 'l4 who left school lastAugust was unable to read the* oath at Northampton Police Court. When the words were spelled out to him, the only one he recognised was ''God." He showed some hesitation in deciding which was his right iiand. Ho told the magistrate that he was in Standard V. at school, but had not attended regularly. •
Stock Reduction m 4/-in the£ • OFF' Fashionable WRISTLET WATCHES Only Reliable Makes Stocked. Silver from 40/' Gold from 76/' 248 High B*., Christdrarch.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18675, 26 April 1926, Page 10
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