25
III
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
..
1
1
J
f
Island
Bxcnansc
nuuaing
jlATr
VIDlxn,
rrop.
pekenzie
King
Makes
Speech
on
Constitution
LVtMON
III'
LAW
I.ElIf
TO
KWII
I
HUM
ll-J(
KIM.
AMI
Ml
I1HI
It
Kj
27
"Sometimes
one
uld
brine
meatber
of
ttrre
and
five
them
.
-a
edge
of
the
altuaUOO."
:
r.
A
U
Ataaaon.
altar
v.
i
the
customs
uummtolott
liquor
sroujxUn
,
t
liquor
esport
house.
ired
that
wilder
the
law
iiquor
wwa
shipped
for
lit
x
o
and
alw
to
Winds.
-
..-.!
aeetned
"lilt
carry
K'
wraiUe
"
He
tnenUonad
t
I.
bad
mad
three
trlfi
Ma
to
Inwi
and
ptv
S
ertlficalea
ttvovXat
lt
t
ved
at
IU
MrMeaa
de-Dra-ha
from
W.ackln
and
:t
from
eaten
of
the
:t
:tt
of
liquor
amuffllnii.
OMANIAN
KING
SERIOUSLY
ILL
I'LV
MAHIi:
lltllKMMi
llllMi:
Ifit
IT
CAM
Ml
M-M'II.IT
IITS
III
(
IIVMI.hT
OnADE
Nor
37.
IleporU
re-1
from
Duchareat
aay
King
i
ondltlon
la
liopeleaa
Hla
:
"-
reached
a
final
stage.
at
ma
in
Rumania
la
politic-1
p:
rted
to
be
alarming.
Reporuj
a
Queen
Marie,
who
U
no
..
i.jnieward.
wll(
atop
t
:
'
confer
Willi
her
eldest
aon
n..a
-,iv
to
the
propriety
of
hla
lilt
father's
bedside
If
ff
mdltlon
should
permit.
'!'
?-:h
from
Paris
states
that
"t
Lezenufi.
a
surgeon
and
can-siist
left
there
today
for
to
examine
the
King.
lOLMIE
WILL
NOT
RESIGN
Is
'AiMim,
to
in:
mkmukii
kh
"UMC
II
IN
1'I.AI
E
Ol'
C
Ot
EN-7HV
MIIKX
TIMi:
t
ltKS
I
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
37.
Hon.
8.
r.
clnu
ii..
...
..fj..
,
ncwiy
appoinira
iraurr
C
tUfrVatlVB
n.rlv
fnr
nrltl.h
CaU
mb
srnved
here
this
morning
from
Kmioopa
convention.
It
Is
under-;t
he
will
not
Immediately
re-J
'
federal
seat
but
that
It.
amtlnua
to
leadlhe
House
0
T;lrale
wm
,lk'y
""'P1
'he
offer
oaanich
when
the
time
j
mt
C
.ventry
resigning.
SENATOR
DIES
I
HAM
"Tnr
-
.
......
.j
.vrn,
ov.
x
f.
senator
"
dle1
thl
nornlng
after
an
-
-ing
two
years.
!r
"
It
The
Dally
News
OGDEN
POINT
DOCK
i
AT
VICTORIA
WILL
Wheat
B,
C.
Silver
.
DunwfH
Olscler
Oranby
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
U
As
L
Premier
Surf
Inn'1
Bid.
U8;
1.72
as
.05
33.00
30.00
.0814
.oU
.03
U
300
.02
Parliamentary
Banquet1,
L'NI)ON,
November
27.
''Speaking
tor
the
Dominion
of
i
ilc
la-ed
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
at
a
farewell
dinner
i
remler
of
the
Dominion
by
the
Empire
Parliamentary
i
n
the
Royal
Gallery
of
the
House
of
Lord
last
night,
L
s
I
an
say
that
the
pride
of
our
jwople
in
the
achievements
lr
sen.
1
Conference
in
respect
to
Canada's
relations
in
do-t
-
external
affair,
will
be
not
in
what
has
been
gained
but
'he
fart
that
what
hits
been
attained
is
now
no
longer
open
Id:
-V
Our
pride
will
lie
greater
in
that
this
acknowledgement
-was
md
without
a
dlent'.ng
voice
I
ud
that
la
ill
that
h
txen
accorded.
n-,
AmVlllVI
t
ut
IV
you
i
me
MotbeiteBd
nd
we
of
the
liillUVll
lJuajlitJ
I
3oin..
ii
hsve
been
la
complete
ae
r
COMMISSION
OF
SMUGGLING';
The
charter
of
liberties
and
collectively
en)oy
tn
to
all
anorarane
have
been
enltrted
lu
reality
there
bti
been.
respects
Bn.-
,h
political
institutions
na'ural
at
elopment
along
inevitable
line."
BE
USED
DECEMBER
1
VICTORIA.
No
27
Preparation
are
'tMUat
HMde
to
harr
the
Ofden
Point
iPleea
re4
for
the
hanaitnn
of
the.
.
i
.
piaiaent
urant
on
trmnor
.
,
IrarMd.
Toe
Prealdent
Orant
U
due
rram
the
Orient
on
December
1
with
a
ablpmant
of
S3
.000
bundle
or
ICS.-000
boaeaof
Japanese
oranges
it
at
manned
to
hae
all
the
rail-
iMfki
ramaleted
and
the
eara
lu
the
rr
for
the
bandllsc
of
thli
bl
eomMnment
of
eertand
Irelght.
Hill.
lKl"Mir
tO
VANCOltl.K
The
nam.
Inatead
of
belnc
train
ahlpped
to
Vaneourer
by
coaatwUe
leaner,
will
be
loaded
here
by
Victoria
longahomnen
Into
the
car
and
i.im
to
Vanoourer
by
ear
ferry
rta
rttrtcta
Bay
and
Port
Mann
over
the
C.NJV
Unea.
Ouard
bound.
the
prirtMit
Orant
U
expected
to
be
the
tirat
tnwl
to
load
lumber
for
th
nriMit
tram
Vletorla'i
lumber
aanembiy
'punt,
which
will
be
In
operation
by
then.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
EMil.MI
I.EAUli:
UltMuil
I.
Birmingham
3.
Leeds
United
0.
Blackburn
2.
Manchester
U.
1.
Bury
0.
Liverpool
2.
Everton
1.
Bolton
1
Huddersfield
4.
Derby
County
3.
Wednesday-Cardiff
postponed-Leicester
6.
Aston
Villa
1.
nu
II.
tn
2.
BumleV
1.
Sunderland
3.
Sheffield
United
0.
Tottenham
1.
NewcuMle
United
3.
Wt
Bromwteh
1,
Arsenal
j.
DltMoii
II.
Bsrnriey-Preston
ponstioned.
Blsckpool
2.
Port
Vale
3.
Darlington
1.
Hull
City
3.
niikim
2.
Clapton
a
Manchester
City
1.
South
Shields
3.
Mlddlesboro
3.
Southampton
.
Notts
rorest
.
Chelsea
1.
Oldham
8,
Notts
County
2.
Portsmouth
2.
Wolverhampton
1.
Swansea
1.
Bradford
City
0.
SCOfTI!!
I.EAtll
E
l
Mm
I.
Aberdeen
1.
St.
Mlren
0.
'
Crlilc
7.
Dundee
United
1.
Dunfermline
0.
Alrdrleoniln
2.
Falkirk.
2.
Hlbernlsns
0.
Rangers
6.
Clyde
0.
Heart
0,
St.
Johnstone
0.
Kilmarnock
0.
Hamilton
A.
1.
tMhrwell
3.
Psrtick
Thistles
1.
Queens
Turk
3.
Cowdenbeath
1.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Asked.
1.78
1.00
.07
37.60
41.30
.03
J
.03
It
.08
2.03
.03
alM)
In
artdxea
deUrered
by
Sir
Abe
BaHey
at
inc.
Rtif
niey
uoja
unu-mar
School,
tfce
adtool
which
he
at
tended
fifty
yer
apo
Hi
adrlce
Tie
u
service
In
order
to
mslntaln
our
Em
Inire.
Problems
are
handed
on
to
you
i
.
.
I
to
maintain
the
lite
and
Integrity
of
the
nation,
and
the
great
traditions
of
the
nast,
nd
bear
In
mind
you
pass
I
through
this
world
only
once,
and
that
I
you
are
the
trustees
of
the
Nation's
and
Empire's
title
deeds,
and
should
you
neglect
your
duty
you
will
not
get
CANADIAN
IN
ENGLAND
ACQUITTED
OF
MURDER
MAIDSTONE.
England.
Nov.
27.
-
Al
nhonse
Smith,
former
British
Columbian,
grandson
of
Hugh
Ryan.
Canadian
rail
way
builder,
waa
acquitted
of
the
charge
TllltlE
MILE
I'll
am:
IN
WHICH
MACHINE
lil'NS
AMI
RULES
the
the
ARE
I'SIIII
EATTI.E,
Nov.
SI.
After
a
Hirer
mile
rlia
In
wlilrh
tnacliltie
giin
and
title
fire
raked
the
trk
Kiieril
lm.it
319.
that
trkvl
Mirrrmlered
t
fulled
M:ife
ru.t-
guard
pltket
IhmI
3X11
off
Mian.
nun
Point,
three
nillr-lruiu
Alia-
vorten
Millie
Iwmid
from
Viimttii-
rT
tn
Seultle.
tretl
KiiliettMHi
of
Vlrtorla
mill
Chester
Reeve
were
In
vli.trge
of
limit.
II
wui
ailmltteil
Hut
luu
(ini)iinUiii
liMsrtl
91
Kivkx
f
lliior
utrrlHKiril,
nine
vivkv
of
iHinileil
lliior
bring
tuund
mi
I
lie
vraft
unil
flte
ntlier
rre
rrtrletrd
from
the
water.
in
Yukon
elections
would
tate
piece
at
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
37.
Mayor
Ralph
the
Yuk-n
Territorial
sittings
with
a
Webb
was
re-elected
yesterday
for
o
I
Judge
of
the
appeal
or
aupremt
court
ikii
i
......
t.
n
rimfMi
hlr
nriii.h
r?nlumhln.
If
the
Petition
,
1
1
,
J
t
UI.
I
v
.
..t'...l
...
v.
ww.
-
,
I.41IIU
labor
candidate
by
ft
majority
of
7.000.
goes
to
trial
IV
will
necessity
a
Brit
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
27,
1D2G
THREE
of
the
principal
contestants
in
the
con
ing
international
beauty
contest
;o
be
he'd
in
...
r.
t
A-
t
X.
A.
11
..
T
f
t-tlni-
Mien
ITnvat
VM-WJ
T
II
I
me
unueu
states,
ieii
to
ngni:
jiim
i
ckkj
iaiiiuiu.
uicai
mimui,
w...
GOOD
ADVICE
iru
oiaic.i.
.Mile.
t
uiiiucuui;
tjianj
ui
ucub
...
GIVEN
BOYS
i
Victoria
Colonist)
Sound
adrk-e
to
achoolboya
m
con-
Witness
in
Drug
Smuggling
Case
Won
Confidence,
ol
the
Leaders
of
Gang
to
Land
Ihem
iw.
iwjipo
oni-f
vu.tnrHau
afiprnnnn
nf
the
case
nf
three
Italians
and
at
nl
I
I
-
-
-
1
.
...t.U
t...!
Mumttnrd
n
f
1
n
n
I'f
fit
1
1
i
in
rc
f
t,rnnej4?
wnu
ate
vuarxcu
huh
uciuk
ureuiuvio
"
"!,1M...m,iiir,f
riiiir,
Wmp
A
Partlow.
thp
chief
witness
for
the
UnLtna
?
FT.rJ'nTT.
customs
department,
declared
he
won
the
confidence
of
Claries
noTln
a.?.
Marino,
now
in
the
,,itentiary.
and
became
a
member
of
what
he
wur
outdoor
mea.
for
gamea
are
uociareu
to
oc-
h
mug
j-mupis
ii;
s-..,
.-.
v..v
w
...
ereat
moril
training
and
character
de
bringing
the
priricijials
to
justice,
lie
nau
no
nope
01
rcwaru,
ne
.
1.
..ii
.
,it
nhrticai
Rjifct.
neitlior
did
he
expect
anything
on
turning
the
information
,
i
iiwyv'
"
n
i
-
-
.t
DamAothr
rntwntAi
notfr.
I
over
io
me
cujiouu
omevn.
w
tike
mtucular
atrensth.
U1
grow
with
"I
did
thi
because
I
have
no
use
for
rxerrtee."
Sfr
Abe
believes
that
the
old
a
man
wno
smuggles
or
mamn
uuj.
nk..
nt
rmlind
la
tUl
to
be
found
I
nc
saia.
amouE
her
schoolboys
and
Is
as
en-
The
cae
is
proceeding.
durable
aa
ever,
litre
is
the
summing,
un
of
his
advice:
Remember
there
are
such
things
ua
lueat.
but
luek
means
hard
work.
Many
people
persuade
themselves,
though
not
outers,
that
they
work
hard
a
man
who
will
not
work
In
the
future
will
he
one
too
many
tor
England.
Bear
tn
mind
It
Is
a
areat
advantage
to
start
life
with
nothing,
for
then
you
have
nothing
to
lose.
You
can
all
succeed
if
you
will
If
your
will
Is
the
condl-
Itton.
Try
V
mark
the
page
lt
which
you
live,
remembering
every
Individual
is
a
teacher
for
zood
or
ertl.
Attempt
to
I
order
your
own
destiny;
opportunities
are
sometimes
made,
sometimes
given
no
man
can
make
sure
his
desired
op-
will
come
but
every
man
Iportunlty
can
make
sure
that
he
will
be
ready
for
lit
when
It
comes
Have
grit
and
courage
In
your
troub-
Iim
hut
avmnathv
for
others
when
in
I
trouble.
Let
your
watchword
be
ser
I
vice.
Each
one
must
render
Individual
SPEEDBOAT
WITH
LIQUOR
IS
CAPTURED
INTENSK
tOU
WAVE
MWITOKA
AMI
l
ONTARIO
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
27.
An
Intense
cold
wave
struck
Western
Ontario
and
Manitoba
last
night
White
River,
Ontario,
reported
30
below
zero.
Fort
WUltam
12
below.
In
some
parts
of
Manitoba
the
thermometer
registered
22
below.
At
Mlnnedosa
It
was
19.
..r.r.r
CONSTANTINOPLE
HAS
DESTRUCTIVE
FIRE
CONSTANTINOPLE.
Nov.
27
A
fire
of
Brusa
tn
.Anatolia
destroying
300
today
devastated
the
business
section
shops
and
causing
a
mometary
!
at
million
and
a
qurter
dollars.
Numer
ous
persons
were
injured.
EIGHTY-FOWERE
KILLED
IN
TORNADO
ifrtiDitTa
iin.
n
triiihtv.four
twr
r.u
The
trills
of
the
rodents
are
I
Thursday
and
Friday
Tne
miurea
niuu
Another
chance,
for
you
wm
ltoi
pass
turncJ
(u
as
evidence
I
ber
200.
.
.
.
...
i
this
way
again.
Election
Petition
for
Yukon
Filed
Aeainst
Captain
George
Black
on
Corruption
Charges
tMv'pnitfi'i!
vi.,.,i,.
ot
n.iioin
Kunnr
Hhiek.
niember-
nf
ot
murder
murder
brought
brought
aialnat
against
him
mm
as
as
a
ai
n.vwv.
i....
""imUCi
..x-.,..
.
result
of
tint
dctth
of
John
Dtrham.
elect
for
the
Yukon
In
the
Federal
Parliament,
was
advised
in
nvira
.
...-!..-
1
i.
...un.
fil...l
.ih.
Tmecl'l.
sillpcinir
emitn
was
seiurucra
w
mwuwwi
jrom
IKtWSUll
Hint
ciiiiuii
t
intu
i"tiv
imnriuinnunt
fnr
mrrvlnir
a
loaded
re-1
........i
A
dimiuirlni..
,..vmittnt
tll.wr.il
A
till
rorrimt
acts
in
C0n-
,.lmm.n...
-
"
.
-
-
-
rf
w
.
I
jlCHm
itllll
9U''UI,bia
VtflllllllkiVU
KlVftW,
-
-
-
-
volver.
n..rtinii
with
hi
election.
Captain
Mack,
who
defeated
Fred
Congtlon.-the
Liberal,
by
a
MAYOR
OF
WINNIPFG
majority
of
approximately
175,
declared
here
that
there
was
nothing
RE-ELECTED
YESTERDAY
Captaln'illack
stated
that
the
court
to
try
an
election
petition
ish
Columbia
Judje
proceeding
to
the
Yukou
and
us
all
proceedings
are
staid
during
the
session
of
parliament,
the
trial
could
not
take
place-
before
Circulation
1708
8.
Sales
677
IIKlMi
TOVKIST
FROM
OI
T-
f
MIIE
VICTORIA,
Nov.
27.
Proposals
to
spend
1100.000
for
advertising
Seattle,
Vancouver.
Tacoma.
Victoria
and
Belling-
ham.
will
be
considered
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Puget
Sounders
and
Brit
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
23.
Anycx.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
30.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.,
28.
Rosswood
Cloudy.'
calm,
temp.
23.
Alyansh.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
19.
Harelton.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
20.
Telegraph
Creek.
Clear,
calm,
temp
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
17.
Burns
Lake.
Snowing,
temp.
18.
Whltehome.
Cloudy,
calm,
temper-
Mini
are
known
to
be
dead
as
result
.ature
7
below
of
the
tornado
which
struck
slxj
Dawson.
Clear.
itiAhin
inumthiru
nUr
a
hnunt
v
I
uui
hem
and
southwestern
states
late
SO
below.
south
wind.
temp.
Selkirk.-
Temperature
40
below.
FOG
STOPS
RACE
IN
NOVEMBER
HANDICAP
MANCHESTER
TODAY
i
MANCHESTER.
Nov.
27.
For
the
sec
ond
year
the
Manchester
November
Handicap
hsd
to
be
abandoned
owing
to
in
clement
weather.
Heavy
fog
made
the
race
Impossible.
World
events
are
called
to
the
attention
of
;Qb)o
Wesleyan
University
students
in
a
novel
way.
An
electrically
lighted
map
has
been
set
up
In
a
corridor,
where
the
students
gather
dally,
the
world
aSalrs
are
shown
upon
It.
The
King
and
Queen
of
England
are
for
the
first
time
at
In
,11
residence
iTwwiiv.
.wi
tun
-
Ait.
Mary,
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
forthe
least.
,
Phone
457.
Price?
Five
Cents
?ETITIGy
.0
UNSEA
T
YUKON
MEMBER
WMIER
KING
AT
LONDON
BANQUET
SPEAKS
ON
CHANGES
Seized
Liquor
Did
Not
Reach
Destination
is1
Statement
of
Officer
VICTORIA,
November
27.
Shipments
of
thousands
of
cases
jof
liquor
were
cleared
for
Mexico,
Guatemala
and
Nicaragua
which
'in
his
opinion
never
were
Intended
to
reach
their
destination,
ac-j
cording
to
F.
V.
Davie,
collector
of
customs
of
the
City
of
Victoria.
I
before
the
customs
commission
Friday
evening.
'
'
Davie
told
of
a
shipment
of
18,000
cases
from
Victoria
aboard
the
Prince
Albert
for
Guatemala
in
the
summer
of
1924
after
a
bond
had
been
given
that
the
cargo
would
be
landed
outside
Canada.
Later
some
of
the
shipment
had
been
found
aboard
the
"Eva
B"
which
had
been
seized.
PUBLIC1TYF0R
LOOPHCLEFOR
COAST
CITIES!
NEGOTIATIONS
HVE
LIKELY
TO
JOIN
EITORTS
TO
I
MAY
HE
ITIUilEU
fONt'EHEME
HE-
t'O
RE
RAlLWAYMEVr
STRIKE
(iOEH
INTO
EFFECT
MONTREAL.
Nov.
27.
An
apparent
leophole
for
further
negotiations
be
tween
the
Canadian
Railways
and
the
conductors
and
trainmen
Is
left
In
a
statement
Issued
today
by
the
man-
Uh
Columbia
Associated,
to
be
held'
committee
of
the
rallw.ys.
After
th
01
nC"'
tn
Victor;,
next
month.
f
The
stun
of
M3.0CO
was
csnalbuted
..
.
.r.rTotiestiont
the
sUtement'-concludes:
"IV
to
a
r&mmumij
tuna
by
v
cities
Interested
last
year
and
the
success
of
the
campaign
has
led
to
the
proposal
for
the
big
tncreass.
Co-operation
wUl
also
be
offered
to
the
South
Washington
HoteUnen's
Aa-soclatlon
tn
their
$25,000
advertising
campaign
of
the
same
territory.
Plans
weie
briefly
outlined
at
a
meeting
of
Puget
Sounders
and
British
Columbtsns
Associated
held
ln
Seattle
'did
not
seem
therefore
that
any
use
ful
purpose
could
be
accomplished
by
further
negotiations
between
commit
tees
which
heretofore
bad
failed
to
reach
an
agreement
especially
In
view
of
the
report
of
the
board
which
had
been
appointed
by
the
committee."
However
the
manager's
committee
further
intimated
that
they
assumed
before
reaching
ony
conclusion
the
Saturday.
R.
H.
B.
Ker.
chairman
of
the
;
employees
representatives
would
desire
Victoria
and
Wand
Publicity
Bureau;
j
to
confer
further
with
the.
railway
ex-Oeorge
L
Warrene,
Publicity
Commls-1
ecutlves.
stoner.
and
Stephen
Jones
of
Victoria,!
.
:
''
representing
thla
city.
Fred
Crone.,
TfrI
lrTat
01
the
Jolnt
ALII1WA
1
lull
Although
Vlctcria
and
Vancouver
delegates
were
not
In
a
position
to
pledge
their
cities
for
the
three-fold
Increase
of
their
subscriptions
they
were"
evi
dently
Impressed
with
the
proposal.
On
a
population
basis
Victoria's
subscription
would
be
6.600,
which
would
mean
doubling
the
amount
paid
Into'
the
general
fund
and
transferring
S2.000
contributed
to
the
British
Columbia
prairie
fund
to
the
$100,000
fund.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
calm,
tem
perature
31.
OF
AFFECTIONS
JlTMl.ME.NT
RE.M:RVEI
IN
.
COI
RT
CAM:
AT
llEVEITOKE
ON
CMIM
FOR
1(MMMH
REVELSTOKE,
Nor.
27.-.
Mrs
Justice
Murphy
reserved
his
decision
after
the
supreme
court
hearing
here
In
suit
for
1100.000
damages
brought
In
the
3upreme
Court
against
John
Powles
by
Harold
Forester,
both
Of
Wlllmar.
for
alienation
of
the
affections
of
Fores
ter's
wife
by
defendant.
WHITE
STAR"
LINE
IS
SOLD
At'lTRt:i
UV
THE
ROVAI.
.
MAIL
PACKET
COMPANY.
VOR
W.HOtl.lHM)
LONDON.
Nov.
27.
The
Royal
Mall
Packet
Company
announced
today
that
:
arrangements
had
been
concluded
whereby
they
acquire
the
wlole
of
the
capital
share
of
the
White.
Star.
line
on
January
1.
The
price
to
be'patd
la
approximately
S33.00O.O00
for
the
600.000
ton
fleet
which
Includes
some
of
the
finest
liners
afloat.
INDIAN
KILLED
BY
YOUNG
LAD
DUTCH
HARBOR.
Nov.
37.
EgnaU
Popoff.
an
ndlan,
vu
shot
and
kilttd
by
a
seveateen-year-old
boy
whom
ha
had
adopted,
federal
officials
reported
here.
Last
night,
on
their
return
from
Blorka
vUlage
tn
which
they
were
staying,
the
youth.
Is
said
to
have
admitted
killing
Popoff.
The
authorltltt
reported
that
they
were
told
th
shooting
took
U111V
UUI1U5
avuV'
UI
VU.IIf
II..U1.-
Queen
Alexandra's
old
home
Sandrlng-
1
tloo
oj
a
successful
fishing
mt
whaling
under
the
superintendence
of
Queen
Advertise
In
the
Dnlly
News
,
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