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W strength 30 u.p.) of bottle per week, contributes approximately £22 per annum taxes. While Conducting his forenoon service, Rev F. W. Davis, rector of Church, Blairgowrie, was prostrated sudden seizure, and the service abruptly terminated in consequence. Recovering somewhat, t

Mr Rose of Grange, Banffshire, has sold, through hts agents, Adam, Thomson, and Ross, advocates. Aberdeen, the following farm# the Grange, Banffshire:—Muiryfoid (238 acres arable) John Moors (230 acres arable) Mr John M'William; croft, carpenter's shop, and house, Thornton (8 ac

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CUT PRICES?— SB-H.P. DAIMLER SALOON 'BUS. Silent Knight Engine, Lucas Lighting Sat. Detachable Wiro 14; equal to new * New 1920 5-«**ter " AUBURN" Touring Car.. £650 *1920 DODGE BROS. 5-seater Car £475 MALDSLAY RECONSTRUCTED W. D...from £250 3 LANDAULETTES from £l5O NAPIER VANS

Sir,—l have just come hack from the battlefield at and visited Talana Farm Cemetery, Boesinghe, Ypres, where so many of our brave soldiers wore buried. I sure the relatives will be glad to know the graves arc beautifully kept, and that trees and flowers have been planted. The na

Mr. Hodges, secretary tho Miners' Federation Great Britain, speaking Pontypridd last night, suggested that the only way by which the coal industry could revived was by treating the coal trade national asset, coal being sold at lew than cost, and the difference between cost ami p

THE GREEK The Foreign Bondholders Issues the following information, compiled from figures published the International Financial Commission Athens, with regard revenues aligned under Law Control for the Fervi.e of the Greek from I<l Janua.v 31st ember. 1920 (New .Style 14th Januar

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Delegate Conference to be Called «y It now announced that the mines-owner* have decided that fortnight*.* notice to end contracts shall given from March 31 all the miners in the British coalfield. That nieans a lock-out on April 14. When the DAILY Hut February 16 that document h