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pa~tle and ev.ery pocket. anJi each
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100 Ing footw,ea,. th.a·t
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a8pect, and with h~ in l

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.hOO8 that neu.r look or feel
tbe Iccut bit olumsy. A
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stamped on lint! and form
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It'.· no use ,poiling a ,
Overcoat by getting it sQ<~dC'D
with r!lin. Get one of our
without
you dry on wet · . and
"eep out a good de~ o~ co~d on
c:hilIy days.,. The>; are 01 the
amartC9t lIbt. hang IluIl and Ire~.
and tailored in the very ~ style.
Your money buy. , Ihe utmost
R~~e~Len you inv~ in . a
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H e joined UKl offioo in AlI~U8t., rI88l.
lhe laLe .My, ' i J I1 GriCJ"'8Oll, the first
Su/,l6eqllenL ohtafll wel'6 the

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under

General Manager.

hle Mr. Hr. J.ambeit, Sir' J. L. Wilkinaon .
Sir ,Tanlt'fl IO"'li.B !llr. }'ra.~ Potter, and lhe
prt'5OJlt C..eu(!;al '~lan~cr. Mr. ehM. AldingLoll . C.R ir"!. -Mr. Emblm r
lis that. the clerk.
wlw was.. in alt.end,UlC6 on the dfrecto... at t.he
Lime of his appointru;entl W86 Mr. A. E. Bolter.

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llovlewing the ~rBI of tho rout-hi; he bas
llad under hifi oontrol rJ-om' t.ime fA) t.ime, Mr.
Emblin speaks with
or t.he fact. that the
young men in after hf~ J II did v"eU·. t I

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respoosibJe for" the
,.unual' o nt.io!,'1!1 or t.he General Manaiu'" offioe
1lt.11t. In connect.ion wit.h those events be diepla.yed tho ' gma(,(!6L -in~f. in promotKig
e\'eryone'li enjo~'mCl1t. and spared no pam. to
prpviclo ',aTictI programmes 9.;lb thoroughl7
wcll.managed orrangcmoqt.s.
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Ho is i~· hie 61st. year of -aile, a.nd retiree io ,
a St:lto Of oxoo1JQpt. vi:olir,i Our reoJierw will •
join with WI in wilihillJl him a Ioog oool.inu&noe of har.lt.h and elMllgth, ","'it.h CMe and
happine66, In lhe boo.u.t.iful dif5t.riet of Ca.ver,hlUll, where IJr. Emblin resides, he will be
able.Jp indulgo in bie favourite p8Irl.imea of ......
boat.mg and fishing.
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Mr, H enry Weaver , M."B.E., ·f oc t.he past. 12
yean station-ma,iter at Paddingtoo, retired OIl
relLthing t.he &go- limit on June 27th. He h-ad'
aoon 53 yOBl"6' ~rvioo. Hi6 railwa.y cateer WI8
comroonqed '8t... Stourport. and later he held
cwk6fiitSs ~ BewdJey, Droitwieb and Malv&Rl
Link stationa.. In 1875, he took chuge of Fair- _
ford 8f..atkm, a.nd on 6ubeequent. promot.iorHl
WM made sta.tion-master BUcoel8ively at M,Oft-

West Sl.;

No, 712 !Mi. Gold, ", .
Mo. 712. llkt. Gold, 14/1.

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w. hav. 1MB' awn
101'1 In' Ilrlll!nllam .....

EI:1gland. Hi. WOfIS"hie. then tlnveiJed the tab~ alb wbich the· .. ~ Pa.t" wu eouaded

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by' two buglens from the ~
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Hr. W. A, COLLIER. propooed a vole Of

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thana t4 the. )!~yOl'" CL(I.d Ma10«81 1M tbeir
PNflC11°O'1This Waf! ~ded by :au. E.
BYANS
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No. 1Sf. kt.. Gold, 16/5

ilo. 717, _ .
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paiot of ao1dol for
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8Ul'1I )f!JI .~tln. alwaye

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t..o him .j to _deil wil.h erer·jncJ..euing tr&fli.os.
M1.~in ..ry oond.itaona of 1.he war 'perio(l.
1n;~~U.~.~n~:u~nmb« of
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R'lorioue
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Hie selection by t.f.c diroct.on! to becorpe
1It.at.ion-mllSl.er ,at Padd!:ngton ·· took place in
March, 1008. It will be appr&iaMld t hat hie
duMer; IUld r.oi!po~bilities U the Compan,.'.
Lopdon t.enmmllS wet9 very onerous. It fell

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all times maui.
capablo lea.derIn lbe multihim 00 ever

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for t.hey

The memorial, wllich ic erected at. tbe main
en.tn.oea <"? Gro ... lGGde workG, W • brick ~d
tilo &t.rllcturt\ wit.). a. t.errarl)Otta. tabJet.. Thie
tablet bMl'8 tho inoe:iotion:
1914-1918. S.
Uld E. ,Collia, Ltd. Ron. of HODOUr'.
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of LhG "':;;::~ii:Jot the &~ finn

eaoh of tho fa-tter t.wo placea he held t.ho poei-

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For t.he P1U!t 2t yea

tHE RAINY

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were invariably m '

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the
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t.he Gold OrdtJr ...
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POW Ii\}n\.ish p11mt (Prunella lacioiab)

revlowe , and I3ta.t-ed to hL\'e beep flret.
fn\md. jn Britain b¥ Mr._ Weavor ion IBM. Mr.
C. Claridg'o J)ruoo In hiB ,'Flora of ,Berbbinl,"
8ay~, .. In 1800, in " nawkin's GuiiJe to N&wlJury Dil3trict,' a li.t of plan ts was publillbed.
t hi<JI,t supplied by my frIend Mr, Weaver, the
st.n.t.il)u ~ ma.at.er at Nev.1:aury," and ho adds)
.. "M.r _ Woav()r lIupp,lieU Ql6 wi1.h noLes of more
rooent 6n(18, inc~ding ,tlmpaliooa hiBora-theliNt. record 101' the country.l'
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Alt.hough there 110'&8 but litt~ lei.lure in Mr.
Weaver'. railwa.y ca.reer to Ifo11ow hili ecienLifio '
punruita, h&'ne'fer kl8t an ctpporlunitl of wan·
dering
·f oot int.-y TOOlO!o jfiOoQ ( and oomen.
fllr from railway.., and ~miD.( acquainted
wit.h 1.he Couwolda +,,-d tho DowNI, and the
moore and oornmQDII \Of WOIIt ' and- Bouth-W.
Engla.nd, When & !5l,1oday' ~ouna l¥m , lreo-ile i
would walk . twent.y mjif!fJ to vilrit. the haunt. of
some rare bird, m(")t,f1,l or butterlly,-or to .Lud;r
AOm~ unusual Illant Ifl'Ow}Ui in it. IICCluded ~
hQo.1o., 1'00 risinr: Inn
mickummet h ..
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a eaahl.! ,Hiler o n hotft;nici'!·l subject.. F<-r
nlll-Ity yefTl 1 ~ hu bt.'Cn' :\ Ite"dv WO! ker in
di;fJerent - pra.l'C<'l6, of n.at tl'~al h:<;top', and J:fltWJt~lU.llding .t.he dlm(lln~ Jf .1 hil iY rall .. a,.
life, hil4 maintained his hlklt'"t."'6t. h i tht:&8 IlIbject.s. liB hlUl been U*dM.ed ",llb- I!atuui
bLrlory eocretiu; at Reading, NewhMiY. \VOI'~tc't I\nd ~:"Hng, the Quekeit M_ic~pic and
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