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The Duke of Gloucester, accompanied by Captain Edward Brook, a well-known, big game hunter, left London on December 3l lor a two mouths’ expedition, in 'the Sudan. The ,Duke will only sheet to kid for food, and will spend most of the time “capturing” wild animals with movie and still cameras, Ihe Duke s party will include two servants, the remainder being native carriers to be collected at Khartoum. The quantity of baggage has been reduced to a minimum.

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