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Article : 102 wordsWa now know that at least these three s[?]dr[?]s must be stationed off the Frisian Islands, near [?]orkum. Probably there are similar squadrons waiting off other openings ...
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Article : 76 wordsAmount previously acknowledged. £13[?]/7/; Mrs. C. T. Newman, £5; Miss Mo[?], [?]; Mrs. [?]a Hyem, £[?]; Mrs. S. M. M'[?]w, £[?]; M[?]. D. and R. Vick[?], 4[?]; Mr. F. Wh[?]l, £[?]; Mr. T. Wills ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 25 Sep 1914, Page 8
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