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From the Archives, 1931: Scouts welcome Baden-Powells to Sydney
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From the Archives, 1931: Scouts welcome Baden-Powells to Sydney
90 years ago, the founders of the Scouting movement, Lord and Lady Baden-Powell, sailed into Sydney to a huge welcome from local Scouts, Cubs and Girl Guides.
By Staff reporters
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CHIEF SCOUT.
Lord Baden-Powell, the world Chief Scout, has arrived in Sydney.
Founder of the Boy Scouts movement Lord Baden Powell with a group of young scouts, New South Wales, 1931
Credit:Staff photographer
The hero of Mafeking, veteran of numerous military campaigns, the founder of the Scout movement, whose name is a household word throughout the world, greeted his Australian admirers with a cheery smile, from the deck of the Marama early yesterday morning. Despite his advanced years - he is 75 years of age - Lord Baden-Powell displayed remarkable activity, and his in
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EasyGroup, the holding company behind the easy family of brands including easyJet, has lost its bid to invalidate a trademark at the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO).
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Automaker Auto Kelly successfully applied for the mark ‘EasyBike’ for goods and services related to electric bicycles in October 2019, after which easyGroup applied to invalidate the registration in March 2020.
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The company, owned by Stelios Haji-Ioannou, argued that the goods and services were identical and similar to its own goods and services covered by its earlier registered marks that included the word ‘easy”, and that there was a likelihood of consumer confusion.
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