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. pr,ef~renc. whiclj $he ' Coal I CimtrOl~er ~ ...
given 19 London io ·the ..matter of cot.! ·supplles,
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~ildlng ' a.n:d· ~ther provlllcu,,1 'to'1''''''- an1i
etrongly urge s him to arranII'" imll!e'ibately for
t he local <i0ru mercl:in.nts to recqlve . th~ e~ppli~ .
OOBsary ,to. enabl~ them to me et . presel~ d ~·
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from tbe 'tni lway s tation l:<> such di,p6~ or dep~t.s
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Barker; who -is °a tt.a.ched to ;... to conti n u.e to ~t iq It hnt capacity! ill the
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F, W. Mo.rti n Geld 'an inquest 'on: Moll<Jay
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tJJe d es.th of iClars. ,Louise Cliukl (44), of
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w{fe. ol ' ~ ;Pioneer in t.h e ' ROoyal
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a!1d n'atl~'ill : ca.uses~ ,Verdict ~ordiDgly. c il be . reCOlUmend ed to Int e for the 51X ' !,lOnt~. s
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