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Ing in the direction of the lake when clever enough to find it. Since your ]antic, between Brie great possibilities for the beekeeper. tively long and usually se . ,
-killed by the machine Cornish RiviiQra express from 'Pad- &at Gritain and the The last few years have seen a de- vere, bees :,,�ii��,
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'The owner of tl* same can recover effort, -a higher speed on gradients, ne 't' ea that good crops are vincial governments have b,%� .
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1, . How elaborate the business is will pounds per colony, while in 1923 the bulk Mug 'AR,
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Three were killed in an explosion concerning him. is an unpr pa - ssengers ar . e relieved of the trouble � 60;� 1� I I . , �.,.�!,..,
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plosivies company near Fayershard, old friend of Right Ho Lord Haldane -has been in the habit of ey. Special purchases of listed stocks I . :::
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the debris falling a great distance a I Fielding was premier. Just at the taining a considerable proportion �,g��. , , ,I In �
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number of in," he said to his friend. ' io you re- quietly acting as Mr. Baldwin's to- vailable to clients who desire W ae- . 7*'�:�:: I I �
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five tons of codfish, besides nearly 4o tried to 'put over on the'legislature carefully conveying it or having it Never to be forgotten by anyone - --- - 1 ,':
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. pounds of ants' eggs, 77 pouuds of member that you were very much op- connection with the distance the ship N it was decided to add golf to THE SCORE CARD r,.-.: ,
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I. . . -ahn. The truck weighed 196 pounds cemetery? Well, that's Terminal the streets the reminiscent of Paris Almost 10,000 were removed alive to great extent of golfing terrain so imme- one and chere W a' Cornple=C0 DI ; Al a av&-ii , - - -
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-, .1 he completed his Journey i# put at minister of firance, he was on tour is prevalent. Enter a cafe at eleven Canadian cattle continues to improve, nine holes will be avails "I-, .C%F -4W... 1, �
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