j London is full of “ wash-outs/’ pten , vfbo started welL and then ceased i troubling.—Rev F. H. Gillingham. • There can be no taint of militarism i in the suggestion that it must be for 1 the good, of all nations to try to keep alive that wonderful spirit which pre- | vailed in Britain during the war. ] F.M. Sir W. Robertson.
It is a new disease—dole, drunk and disorderly. Mr J. A. R. Cairns (the London Magistrate). \ Parsons hare no business on tbe Bench. T don't believe in a man saring souls on Sunday and punishing bodies al Ithe week. Eaton Bray Rural bodies all the week. Eaton Bray, Rural
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17177, 22 October 1923, Page 6
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