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LORD JH-H-WiftbKS-IJEAD. A London ruble message announces llio dentil of Lord Kimberley, whose heir is Lord AA ndolionse, the famous polo player.

REEETON RACKS. Junction Trot. Olsnvs. Im. -2 Lord Leslie (scr) I. 1 Alary ile Oro (scr) 2, A August Pointer (2 (yds) A. ,Scratched: ('dying Kate, Won by four lengths; half n head. Time, 2min 21 2-osec, PLUXKET SfIILLD CRICKET, At 2.3 U Canterbury had scored 71 for two wickets (Crawford Ibw b Clevcrley to). UNEMPLOYED DEMONSXRA- , TIOX. A strong guard of police under the charge of Superintendent Eccies stood at tlxe door of tire Hospital Board’s premises in Hanover street this afternoon when, at 2 o’clock, a big crowd of relief workers, some with their womenfolk, and children gathered- to make further representations to the board for food. Superintendent Ecclcs intimated that the board would hear a deputation of six (two speakers), and that, on the grounds that they had already been heard, neither Air Bralthwaite nor Air Bal-

lantyne would be received. After some argument it was resolved that six other speakers be appointed, three of these being women. Shortly before 3 o'clock the deputation withdrew and announced that, although the board said it could not

give sustenance to everybody, it was prepared to investigate necessitous cases and give relief individually, a start to he made this afternoon.

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Evening Star, Issue 20995, 8 January 1932, Page 14

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STOP PRESS Evening Star, Issue 20995, 8 January 1932, Page 14

STOP PRESS Evening Star, Issue 20995, 8 January 1932, Page 14