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1.--Strangers' Hall, Norwich, it was announced, had been purchased by Mr.

L. G. Bolingbroke.

6.--The Norwich Diocesan Conference met at Noverre's Rooms, Norwich, and

continued its deliberations on the 7th.

17.--The memorial stone of the Norwich Technical Institute was laid by

the Mayor (Mr. G. H. Morse). The building was designed by the City

Engineer (Mr. A. E. Collins), and erected by Mr. T. H. Blyth, of

Foulsham.

--The centenary celebration of the Church of England Missionary Society

commenced at Norwich with services at the Cathedral and the city churches

and a meeting at St. Andrew's Hall.

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