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SPRING TERM. 1.002. 65 were finished. it was apparent that we were goingsr to win this time. The followingr were the items on the programme: …

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R. M. A. AQUATIC SPORTS 559 The 2nd Term, in no way downhearted, now attacked, and presently Gage with a brilliant shot scored for them. A t …

66 THE R.J[.A. MAGAZINE. Both the “ Shop" and Sandhurst w ere fortunate in securing two such excellent referees as (‘olont-l the Hon. j. S. …

108 THE R. M.A. MAGAZINE. 1.73. Time passes very rapidly—cannot see second hand of watch— double appearance continues—observed that I appear …

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