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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1539, 7 September 1912, Page 5

The King has approved the appointment of the Rev. F. It. C. Bruce, D.D., rector of Clifton, Nottingham, to tho living of ,St. Augustine's, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Fifteen hundred Italians marched in procession through Clerkenwell, London, on Sunday afternoon, July 21, the annual Roman Catholic festival of "Our Lady cf Mount Carmel." Originator of tho system of growing hops on wives instead of poles and tenant for thirty years of Owen's Court Fa™, near Fnversham, Kent, Mr. Thomas Butcher has died at the age of eightyfour. It is proposed to provide a public memorial in Durham County to the late Right Hon. John Lloyd Wharton, seme time M.P. for Durham City, the oldest chairman of quarter sessions in the country, and a generous benefactor.

Orders booked now for shipments arriving November, December, for CLYNOS, the ideal side-car motor, twin cylinder, 5-6 h.p., 2 speed free engine, kick starter, chain drive. Cycle nnd Motor Supplies, litd.—"Wollington:—Aclvt. Messrs. Wright, Stophenson and Co., Ltd., announce that they will hold a grand horse sale at the Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Society's show grounds, Uunedin. Tho salo begins at noon on September 20. \An advertisement elsewhere in this issue states that llessrs. C. L. IJuigan and Co. will hold n. land wlo at. their room?, ttidjf wny Sh'cct, Woiißiiniil, on September '-!?• Tho eala begins it 2,30 p.m.