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TUESDAY, November 19, 1987, at 12 o'clock (noon). at their Sales Rooms, Diddell Street. The Motor Imunch

"Poowit"--

Built in 1910 of Teakwood.

Bogine: 2-cylinder Bolin.fer (Crado

Ol) 30 B. II. P.

Reg. Conge: 7.0 tons.

On view now at anchorage off the

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Torm-Cak on delivery.

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MYSTERIOUS CIRCULAR

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On July 10, in the Honee of Lords, the Duke of Northumberland raieed the question, of the distribution of honoure, and asked whe her the Government had within the past six moothe authorised any person to make a direct offer of an honour in exchange for a money payment, writes the Daily Telegraph in mail week. The Earl of Crawford, First Commis sioner of Works, said, in reply, "So far as the Government are concerned no auch authorisation has been given."

Ia the

Post Morning Duke of Northumberland returns to the question in a communication in which ha gives the text of certain let lers received from a Mr. H. Shaw by two gentlemen, who, he states, are prepared if necessary to come forward publicly and teatily as to the fata The text of the letters as received by both of these gentlemen was follows:-

the

wanted funds for contesting certain seats, &o. He did not mention the amount, because I very quickly told him what I thought about it."

estated that he had wired to his solicitors, and until he had their ad- vice he was not going to make any atatement. After receiving their ad- The Duke of Northumberland vice. he thought he would make a added the following comments: statement. He bad nothing at all to Either Mr. Shaw was authorised conceal that he was ashamed of. He directly or indirectly by the Govern. wished that the Duke of Northumber- ment to make thene offers, or he was land had come to see him before rush- not. The Government have denieding into print.

"He's a eplendid chup," Mr. Shaw in the House of Lords that they have ever given any authority to anybody went on. I admire him very much, to make an offer of an honour in ex though I do not share all his views. change for a money payment; but it I wish he had come to seo me. In would seem incredible that a mere fact, I go so far as to say be ought to

no bave come to see me." irresponsible' tout," --having-

"Then you would have explained connection whatever with the Govern ment, and without any means to everything?" make good, his offers, would make "I do not say I would hate ex- such overtures to two bardheaded plained anything. businese men, whose public career and torted. But by should my name attainments are such as to preclude be dragged into this? There is no any likelihood of their being duped ather name mentioned. But ba mast by somebody trying to obtain money have known that all the names would under false pretences, and, further, come out. Now, there is that this tout should actually quote baronet"

a reference a well known and very distinguished baronet, who, asso far from repudiating him, stood sponsor for him as a person who could

"36 Wilton place, Knightsbridge, deliver the goods.

8. W. I.

**There can, therefore, surely be no "March 16, 1922..

doubt in any reasonab's mind that' "Dear Sir-I am requested to placet. Shaw, Lowever questionable the transaction might be, was acting in before you a social matter of a very perfect good faith and on the authority

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The gentleman mentioned in the postscript is a very well-known and bigbly-respected baronet.

beld, if he knows them?"

have

** Yes? "

Mr. Show re-

that

"Well, he is a very prominent man, a very rich man, a vary great newspaper owner too. It would be a good thing for the country if there

were more like him."

"Might I ask who is your particular friend in the Cabinet?"

"Ob. Ikaw quite a lot of them." "On which side, the Unionists or

Liberala?

do

"On both sides." "Which side

you favour yoursel!?"

"Neither. I aza A Coalitionist,

that's all."

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which it is confidential nature thought may be of interest to you, of somebody connected with the Govthe

He will, I am sure, scé Will you kindly let me know whether ernment. ... you can suggest a meeting within the the accessity of clearing his character days in London or by a full explanation of all the elsewhere! I cannot put more in a those two letters of March 16, May circumstances which led him to write letterYours faithfully,

I also suggest that he should tell us

A very friendly and frank interview "(Signed) H. Shaw,

precisely what fund would

concluded by Mr. Harry Shaw "P.S-Ja case you might care to benefited from the money he hoped reiterating his resentment that his find out who I am, I am well known to obtain for these honours, and the name had been dragged out. It was to, of "

conditions under which this fund is not fair to him. If there were a Committes of Inquiry he would giva PRESIDE'S EMPHATIC DENIAL. evidence. "Why don't they call On the attention of the Primera???. "One of the recipiente of the letter,"

He repeated that he was not really the Duke continues," bad an interview Minister being called to the state- with the above-mentioned baronet, ments of the Duke of Northumber-worrying,, bat, he did not like being who informed him that the matter fand, he gave the most emphalic used as a sort of target between the the Duke of Government and- referred to in Mr. Shaw's letter was denial of M. Shaw having any Northumberland and the Morning THE NEW VICTORIA CAFE the offer of ap honour, for which he authorisation from him. Haraid: would b ve to pay some £40,000. That I do not know Mr. Shaw. I have Posl

According to the Star, Mr. Shaw is was the end of the matter, so far as he never beard of bim before. I never was concerned,...

aathorised anyone on my behalf to the gentleman who last came into "The other gentleman, who received instruct Mr. Shaw, nor anyone else, to prominence about twelve months ago. Mr. Shaw's letter of March 16, called act in the way he is alleged to have when be bought Stowe House, the famous stately home of the Baroness on. Mr. Shaw himself. This is his done,

account of the interview: Ho (Mr." The editor of the Morning Post also Kinloss: Mr. Shaw paid £50,000 for Shaw) commenced the conversation sent a telegram to Liaut-Colorel the mansion and grounds of 273 acres, by telling me that he farmed 2,000 Leslie Wilson, M.P., Chief Coalition and after the purchase announced his acres of his own land, and that he was Unionist Whip, making whether Mr. intention of presenting it to the running a horse in the Derby. He Shaw bad any authority to speak for nation. Considering the history of then went on to say that my name the Government. Lients Colonel the place and its beauty, I think that had been mentioned to him ana-evitWilson replied by telegram:””

able person for a baronetoy, and if I Have never heard of Mr. Shaw, and

agrosd he could get it done in an hour.

I presume ba msant put on the list,

He asid the Goverment would not

last very long, and that when Mr. Lloyd George went to the country he

know nothing of the matter referred to in your telegram.⠀⠀

is the only thing that can be done,'

he said. Mr Shaw, who engages in financial business, is also interested,

in farming. He lives at Beecham

A representative of the Morning Court, near Newbury, which he

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