Mrs. Carrington, his aunt, wrote to the Port of London Authority, and they acted at once. They elrculated an urgent letter among all the dock heads and warehouse Keepers, ringing them to communicate if necessary with the shipping companies, but at all costs to find the missing: toy.
Within a few hours, the: superintendent of the Royal Victoria and Albert and King George V. Docks replied that the ease containing the junk had arrived by the steamer Philoctetes and had taken away by Messrs, J. D, He Ca, He had advised them of the urgency of the matter, and they were forwarding the case to Oldham by the first passenger train,
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