Reading Standard Etc 04-1914

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. P. Long.haw (WoolliamptoD) ......
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nine I5tprdy men and strong. after

the 8t~rc of the ,( Readi';lg
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la.rge finwhinr at. the st.a.rtlDg -point.
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to I Nlghtmgale (Thakha.Ul.) . W. J GoodmaD ' (:Brimpton). H . Hunt '(Thatchtun)" J Cooke ; (.Midgbam).
. L. Hobbs (Woolba.rnpbOn). W. Lo:vegrovo I (Midg1tam), ~ F. LoDg~ha" (Woolhampt.cm). , T, Buell I p~f.irman,

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to tho
~ccided at . Woolhampton do Eatlror Monda,11m.o"" Friend," " Horse 'Shoce Oyer Shalford '
ing. 'J!he event arousw the .greatt?6t 'inljerCtlt ,anti turning to the lett t.a tho' " 'Hilld:S 'H ead."
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tlW Vl I~ea lU'ourn] were ~gog '!fIt e,clt.omenli. Bridge and the railway bridge t.o Ithe Balh-roa<l,'

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Some tl~p ¥ore th~ ) race , commenCed
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(Crookha!n) an~ C, .Proem.ntlc (Wodlhompton).
A. NlghtJmgal0, who 1B a.' ,nembcr of the E Com- .
pany .~ ew\?ury T crriLoria ls. ran st.ron·gly an.d w.:it,h ·
rare Judgment. j He had. !lot gone many miJC'6 ,qeforo
waif 600n t ha.t . ba.r accidents. h6 W&3 boumJ
to wine 'l'hp steep hill leadin:f to Crooliham
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OLIVE OIL.

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a pleasant .J.bslitute lor the

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, con,/umed by the races .01 1 n.brth. the V1IYe,IarnOlI,g
11l~ Isouthern races' 01 antiquity;,
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. Roman people empI6yed" it
,- the' wealthy a~ an i indi" pe,nSllble llal~llCI

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valua.ble prizc8.
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Stock, of Reading.
antos in Thatcha.m, C~~i;bii~,:~;:::'P~~~c, ~~~~~;
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, post. fA) witnMs tho vic9 2-5th miles in the nrst
['xtrcllIolY. well, but lie
anothcr l'3t. y,;nu"", ' befqre' ltO- could comHunt is not So youngl 81!1 ha
oi'dcst ' oompetitor, and con-'.
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200. 'rbe summer headquart,en; of tb ~ Club are
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in -th e town- which the
memberS bave converted

inl:4J a. . 8anctuary 'w here
one niay J!!a;y ' tennis,
bowls ) · or cl'<lAuet and
generally eri~of outdoor
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picst conditions.!
The'
grcens have \be.en improved dv-rins tho iwillter
Rnd "are
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cond.itioq ~ol. ~c splendid
p.'Ogramm~ I ' i of matches.·
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Other attraction. for the
lOemb91"8 will be whiJ,t
driv es,' I d ~n~ and
Bohemi,n \' concerts, to
wtlH::h . fu,nct.idn8 ~ thoir
,,'jvea and lady, friends
arc- also i~vit.ed. Mr. H .
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