RELIC OF NELSON'S DAYS

Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 5, 28 February 1913, Page 7

RELIC OF NELSON'S DAYS

FIND OF GUNPOWDER. By Telegrapb."~Pr£«B Association.— Copyright. ROME, 27th February. An enormous quantity of gunpowder and other stores has been found in a cave near Cape Testa. They are believed to have been deposited by Lord Nelson while he was watching the French fleet at Toulon.

A correspondent writes stating that residents of Eastbourne who go in for swimming should take note of the fact that of late a large shark has been seen between the Day"s Bay and the Rona Bay Wharves— about ten chains off {he beach. Shoe merchants talk about raising prices, but it does not look as though R. Hannah and Co. «re doin# it when they can sell ladies' glace kid twin-bar walking shoes, with round toes, at 6s lid. Enough eaid. — Advt. Mr, Goorge Jeffery, who has been with Messrs. Whitoombs and Tombs for over sixteen years, in oharge of their retail [ stationery ( department, has recently severed his oonneotion with the fir.ni) and informs the public by an advertisement in this issue that he has started in business for himself as general stationer at Lntnbton-quay and Kelburneavenuo. Mr. Job E. Lindberg, i\w draper, Cuba-street, advertises new goods ex p. 6. Tyrone, to be offered at 6ol« prices tomorrow. Madame Rubinstein, proprietor of the Valazo preparations, advertises that her oftly New Z«aland address is Strand Arcade, Auckland. Messrs. Levestam _ and M'LaughlJn, plumbers and electricians, publish a business announcement in our advertising columns,. M*ssrs. R. Hannah and Co., Ltd., advertise that their ealo finieheft to-morrow. Wpetial attractions ture offered to phoobuyws for tiw closing <tity-ol tho-etle.