Tlio Naval manoeuvres in Weymouth Bay, with 1.20 warships massed in n comp-iratively small space, and with His Majesty the King in command, must have been an impressive sight. Perhaps the most important featurewas the hvdrnplane. and this machine appears to he a perfect weapon. Its perfection is in no degree grater relatively than that of Crescent Tea. which is of superb merit, and suits all palates. Sold in three grades—ls Bd, Is lOd. u:id 2s. s
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 18, 18 May 1912, Page 5
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