IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. —June 25. 186!.—Oder of Star of India instituted. 1901.—Duke and Duchess of York (King Gi'orgo and Queen -Mary) arrived in Dunedin. 1907.—Peal!' of Sir John Hall —, I tine 26. 1824.—10 rd Kelvin born. 1850.—George IV. died. 18-16.—Crov;n Laws repealed. 1881.—Sevcio earthquakes in Wellington. 1897.—Great nova! review at Spithead. ISo2.—Rishop Owic died. 1917. —American troops land in France. ]g]g,_\Viinmera sunk by mine off north coast of New Zealand. Throe toll-gales are about to he erected in Egmonl County. Hi ild ticlit to-morrow! Pons-Winnecko comet due! 1 Mean .Man Story (12).—The “Hoke” named Jack who “ pinched”, the corks from the Oban Hotel, and who brought them Irek again and failed to sell them to Jack (humoi. J Royal Navy Rum, the stuff they cave the tumps. Oban Hole! only.—[Advt.j Papier-mache tyre? arc to be fitted to the whole of the underground railway trains in Par's to make th.-m noiseless. The Chinese Government has received from the Japanese Educational Association 120.0G0 yen, raised by (bo association for the benefit of the famine sufferers, and--60.000 suits of clothing for distribution among the school clrldren of live of the affected provinces. Over 4,000,000 Japanese teachers and pupils contributed to the clothes fund. Bartlett, butcher, Morninglou, observes Saturday half-holiday. Prime quality moat at town prices.—[Aclvt.] The King telegraphed to Mr Lloyd Gemge expressing the thanks of himself and the Queen for the greetings from the Empire Prime Ministers and the representatives of India on the anniversary of their coronation. •i
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Evening Star, Issue 17697, 25 June 1921, Page 1
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