Thames Star. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921. ANNIVERSARIES.
OCTOBER 13, 1921. Germans entered Lille, 1914. Translation of King 'Edward, the Con- \ fessor. 1 30th Reinforcements sailed, 1917. Serbians occupy Nish, 1918. TO-DAY’S NEWS. Page 2.—Magistrate’s Court, Thames — First steps. Page 3. —Stage and Cinema Bowling Waikino green opened Ruined Russia. ' • Pages 4 and 5. —Editorial and cables — Irish conference Mr Massey speaks plainly /to Farmers’ Union — The Wanganui tragedy —Plains’ Hospital affairs discussed. Page 6.—Mental Telepathy—Mr Lloyd George . Train travel in America — Enforced retirement. Page 7.—Short story—Alleged humour. Page 8. —Thames Hospital Board Archery The foreshore Tall Fescue.
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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 14783, 13 October 1921, Page 4
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