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Southland Times, Issue 24823, 15 August 1942, Page 2

. | g ee fte CU rtain rise on an amazing I prophetic drama. Ml jfl “The Destiny of 4 GREAT POWERS” ISII (ILLUSTRATED) EVANGELIST A. W. MACAULAY begins ~ a new series—do not miss the First! I ' || VICTORIA HALL, SUNDAY, 6.45. A MR A- S. HERBERT will sing “DEEPER.”

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