IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 19274, 12 June 1926, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ANNIVERSARIES. —Juno 12. 1819. Rev. Charles Kingsley, author, bom. 1872.—Dr Arnold died. 1872.—Opening of first railway in Japan. 1917.—Abdication of King Constantine. 1020.--Civic reception to Sir William Birchvond. ---.Juno 13. 1802. —Tasmania occupied. 1840.—Major Bunbury anchored in H.M.S. Herald for few hours off Otago Heads. ]841.—-Knifed Canadian Parliament opened at Kingston. 18(13.--Phonograph patented by Mr Fenby. 1878. —First sitting of Congress of European Powers at Berlin. 1879. —Temple Bar finally removed. ] 90].—Prince and Princess of Wales at Rotorua. 1905.—Greek Pi ■emier. M. Delazannic, assassinated. 1907.—Jubilee Constitution of Anglicans, New Zealand. What, can I do if I retire? T bay® tried it.--. Sir Harry Lander. The, Irish orator exclaimed that many a fako step is taken by standing , still. Dewar's Imperial is always moving After three years’ experience during the war, I can count on the fingers of my two hands the men whom I believe to he without fear.—Captain H. D, King, M.P. Cash and Carry Tree Bus Sendee per Fart's Roo do Luxe. See time-table page 22. You win get Aspros at Cash and Carry for Is 4d and 2s Chinese and Japanese women clerks arc becoming quite conpnon in large Californian shops. Nearly £1,500,000 has been spent by the London County Council in widening the Strand. Our enthusiasm for “ No-rubbing Laundry Help" never slackens, because It brightens wives and generally makes for better times. A Is packet does seven washings For two months aeroplane passengers between Genoa and Palermo are to be carried free.