A committee lias breu farmed, with ills BMion of Southward as chairman,' to consider, and. if wrsi.hle, crrry out the, sngrvslion that the warehouses and other buildings which now block the view of Soulhwaik Cathedral, and have caused it to !'<■ called "the hidden cathedral," should bo removed to make way for an embankment ami public garden. A dog'belonging to a Coventry new»-n"-cnt attends every owning at the publishing department of a local newspaper and acts as a messenger. A small bmidlfl of papers is attached loosely to Ihe ilocAl collar. Ihoug'i, dog-like. thoH'Hrr iici-U iilion earning llie pnekago in hi« mouth. Then, without a moment's delay, he rosin* off to (he news-agent's shop with th« r>ipei*.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1372, 24 February 1912, Page 16
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116Page 16 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1372, 24 February 1912, Page 16
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