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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 159, 22 November 1912, Page 8

"The next trouble will be with the foreigners. The people are becoming more and more anti-foreign every day.' 1 Thus Mr. W. Hill, of the Tientsin Customs, writes to Mr. Stanley Patterson, of Sydney. Mr. Hill adds: "Especially is this so up in the north. Tientsin is full of foreign troops. These number so far: British 3000, American 156, Russian 1000, Japanese 2000, French 1500, and a few Germans. It is said that more British are expected. How true I cannot say. But there is certainly something in the wind." At the dance, the lodge, tlie theatre—at any social function ask for CAMROC DRY GINGER ALE by name. It is a delightful reminder that this famous beverage is guaranteed to be prepared from an original Belfast formula. All hotels and stores. g Your local draper stocks the Roslyn Writing Pads at 6d and Is each. Remarkable value. Try one.—Advt.

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