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Mrs. Patrick McGill, Author of " Dancers in the Dark," " The Ukelele Girl," "The Flame of Life," eta., etc., WILL BEGIN IN This Week's

TWO CLASSES of the annual show of the Northampton United Flying Tippler Pigeon Society sere judged by Mr. nestle Pell. at the club house. tho Old House at Home, on Saturday. Rionlte: Old oocka :35 entries), 1 and special for beat bird in show and special for best light print C.

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The question of a Relief Fund is being discussed today at a private meeting of Paisley Town Council. It is expected that a public appeal will be made. After the meeting of the Town Council, the Clerk thlr. James F. Johnstone) stated that there had been many offers of hell.. He w

The condition of ex-Archdeacon Wakeford, who is in a Kent mental home titre ring from the effect of a stroke, was, today, reported to be unchanged. Dunedin, Wednesday.—The scores at the close of the second day's play in the match between the M.C.C. and Otago were: M.C.C. 322, Ot

ANOTHER SHOP MURDER. ,Woman's Body, Clad in Nightdress, HIDDEN UNDER RUG, With Head Terribly Battered. A woman's body, clad only in a nightdress, was found underneath a rug in the back room of a small greengrocer's shop at Waketield-road, Bradford, early to-&y. Her head was terr

%TUDOR OROOM REMANDED AT DAVENTRY. At a Special Divisional Police Court at Imventry on Monday (hefore Mr. C J. W. Rodhonse), Leslie Thomas Arter, groom, Weedon, was charged with breaking and entering the dwelling.Lonse of John Chas. Campbell, at Weedon. and stealing two clocks,