Berkshire Chronicle Reading 04-1915

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. He quite' agreed
wI> ' had -in · E~r1at'.~
.my
nwch
'ti~':~:~v.'~~~n?
had eprnnit due
up.
,i
IIplendid ~viO<t
tioally heI{lin1[ in. =~..."\'.
and
other
m&tters.
n oc
~vii8';
.~
there w. ....
1n" of .c9pfid~nce and sec,)Uri,tj> .
" lUlwpruo, which the GOVePDment
, the war must be contin~ in
must
that great
Ministry
which have'
all were
ta.ll<ing,
for . which
IUld .vote, 'be<:auae only in that ·
a.bJ:e .tc> get pr<l'JlC1' .repJ'eeelltation
. of the cOlmtry. If we could only
commcrcialTefliciency which willi
possession .-.of our' oompetitol'!;
foundations of a new bU6:1)C€i! ~~di~'kt:;\nt
laid, in England; and if. in ...
~m.

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thinK wo'uld

I
~ours:

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«Ixoept l - WoonO!'<lay).

W::~ni~~~&~9,30'
tiU. llI:30, till
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~venmR8\ 6

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· t&k~ g.reater means to
· !'~; ,blkt· they eelectl.d a
· waHl good- 'of tb& 'M,,~r

asrist ' in doin .. rum (Mr, "Ridl.'!Vll nono,"?'
was 'J>IIrt.iculaJ,~v lr'ati4'iru( .
ship had consented· to he

preeidency. He (M? ' Ridley)
lll"eat interest jn the Reading
tllr ' as he Could BpaJ'e. iq

London ' 'Ch .. ~ei· ""d .
~ lU·~I.v

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... right to demand>'
of Briti,h comm4)1'<'e

~A"90.i"tl!d ClJ'IlDjlbe''n

Commerce·; and both

them

Government t1iat would g:ive
as were enj<Jyed bv

to

in e'{erv j)OIsjlllp: ,way, and

local .&YOCiation. (a.pplaute)j

The Ma.Yor, who

to

othor ' engag,e mcnt of

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Mr. CI,,:vt..,n weloomed{the' deleg,.tes, aDa ,Me.......
Kont and HjJl llelmmyledJr(!d, t~" · femplim~t.
-. , THlh~!!ETINGl. '
._., f - -.
'!'\te . m~ting. washelct' in tJi~ 1 G&S ·QOmpll.lly'6

:tecture. Rnqm, CrOSl\ ,St.reet, and 'WIlI fully 'a!tended',
'TII'! rlresident (Mr. , Ern.eat W. Ridley) ' oco,Upied the
.chalr, . ~ .t h.()"" ... Ioo.: . pre~t. indludod the· Mayor
(Jll'aid~d....gq~); Mr. A .. ' B.u:t.on Kent, /of . 'the
Lc!ndo~ ,Chaml~.>r- .of Commece}
d Mr. Wilfred
(Of 'the Blrmmgham Chamb¢r of .Comm erce),

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run

M~n. C. E.

H&yei,

~~nd

cta~,!,,,. 11'. J . , ·Ch~oh]lIi... ·R

JIIi'!lam; W. · n,.

.J:,all~-ton.

S. H.
H~Jf~I~, D . -H. ~elF~ . R, W._ A~.er, . G', ·C. Bat...

miui" F. E, -Mormg"

4.

W. Tud , W... H. 'Short,

E. ' Hoogoock, G . MAl ........·' Love, W. R. " Ho~,
G. B. ·. ~b;yme, J: ·C . . Thorye;__: R .' V. -: Brli~Je)',

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H·. T , MorleI,- F . B. , MaBon,. Dryland ·Haslam, lun,
(acting Ief'1'<!tary); and other..,
',l'~a IlUl;Iiect for diaoUsaion. waa " 'Wha~ 1 are ~he
~I meth~~ ~ ad,opt ~ enc~ur"g .. fue' ~ubic.ture
,Ul Great _BJltam of art,cle. hithe'r to largely-·"bt:I.med
=~~=#~==~~~==~~~~~~~' I frem _abroad?' !,
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'ADV$jl'I81NG ~ING,
' 1 The aJUlual .. ~ dea.l't; '~
. :"c)y with -tile
W~)Ik: .tif:*!he PUt. lear, 11!hich ba&
eoody boon dealt
:

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Wlt'h m Qur oolumne..

~'.b.& aOOouuta showed " balance

it

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h~nd of £49 0..

3d. During the year, 32 new meo;nhers' h ..vo bee';.
elected. and eight .hllive ~..ngned, 80 th.u'· the number.tlf m<l!Dbent now on Ilhe roll ' is· 149/ "s.aiIlBt ·125
..t the beginni.wt pf 1914 dn<l 108 lat the , be~inll"
of 191:3. '';' This oOOG.dy · in""...... of \nemoo... liI· very
but. there ale'
large. lNiriberof
.

.til ."

~_ 1U1f~ -.).,,Q'h~ ~ . beooIri

. . would he glad to . welOllmIl: them

learntb&t:

tJie~jU~ : ~f' f.lle'ror-

~ been ~&Li>g th~ . whore

the ,

9'

. c<iunw ahortly~

.of' .1tha many.
~~';'::~r'r~~~tl~
fiUltory. and .

old' by·)aw. ·
o~

~too~k~~th~;e~~~f~~~;:::~

101i'
hili ' 'election,
the room
and I
copy the It<>od,.
. ' Mr.
~nk8

divided
of