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Fox rot IMPLOY LP. —}Tal44l7 Very few cases of distress arising from unemployment are reported from the Haves distnct, but to prepare for any emergency Mr. G. A. Manley, J P., has organised a relief fund. To kelp this Mr. H. Greenhead arranged a delightful concert for last Wedne

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WLEINEaLAY —Bet...re Mr. A. H. E. Allbsaen (chat mask. Cap.ain Mackay. Mews'. J, H. Daw, G. P. Etcher, H. L. ParYlll, R. S. de Havillas& W. G. Mills, W. Mapstone. and Cecil Howlett. R:aTtiDAY PA2TY AT I.ANGLEY.—ErrieST Edward liihhtt, landlord of The Red Lion, Niddle Green, Lang