IN A NUTSHELL
I « ANNIVERSARIES. J 1872.—Otago graving dock opened. J 1889 (March 16). —Calliope hurricane at ■• Samoa. ; 1901 (March 16).—King George and i Queen Mary started their tour round the WOIIJ. First batch of returning main body raea reach Dunedin to-morrow night. New- political party formed, under the presidency of Mr C. Skerrett, K.C., of f Wellington, and to be known as the New I Zealand Welfare League. 1 Their declared" aim is "to secure the due j influence at the polls of the large body | of sane, moderate opinion, and electing men of constructive ability." Final stage of New Zealand's Bislev taken to-day. Count Bernstorff has been declared an "undesirable" at the Peace Conference, and will not be received as one of Germany's delegation. " Once people said family pravers in the ! morning, asked the blessing of God ; on their day's work—now thev are too I busy grabbing dollars."—Chancellor Erad- | ford.
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Evening Star, Issue 16993, 15 March 1919, Page 1
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152IN A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 16993, 15 March 1919, Page 1
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